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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-08
TO AMEND NICARAGUA CANAL ACT.

TO AMEND NICARAGUA CANAL ACT.
In the senate MIR. Morgan introduced q
voluminous bill amendatory Of the act in
cooperating the Maritime Canal company
of Nicaragua. It fixes the capital stock at
1000, 600 shares of 500 each, and requires
that all stock heretofore subscribed or is
sued shall be cancelled and restored to the
treasury of the company, and all bonds is
sued and obligations to deliver bonds shall
be redeemed and Cancelled, and all on t.
standing liabilities satisfied. The COM
pany is authorized to issue bonds to an
amount not exceeding 100000, 600, bearing
date Of Jan. !, 1894. to be payable Jan. l,
1854, but redeemable at the pleas ure Of the
United States any time after Jan. l, 1904.
with interest at 8 per cent It provides
that SO. oo0, 000 Of the capital stock at the
par value shall be issued to the United
States in consideration of its guarantee of
the bonds Of the company, and q, COX, 400
to be issued to the government Of Nicara-
qua and 81, SOC, 900 to the government OF
Costa Rica
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-08
CHINESE REGISTERING RAPIDLY,

There is no longer any doubt that the
Chinese will register. A letter received
from MIR. Welborn, collector Of internal
revenue for the San Francisco district,
states that the Chinese there are now reg
istering very rapidly. Commissioner Mil
Ter expresses the opinion that Of the no.
600 Chinese in the United States practical
law
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-08
NO DUTY on SUGAR, NO BovxrY.

> ~ No OUT1 On bUoAUy NJ DOVN11s
The entire day in tho house Monday was
given up to consideration Of the sugar
schedule, but NO conclusion was reached.
Amendments were offered to ssss.dnsnts
until it became difficult TO- unrsvsl tAa
tangle But two Of these anendnents
were agreed to-ons sfsrsl ~ Mr.. Mo.
Rae striking out the bounty feature Of ths
Wilson bill and one By Mr.. Warner Du$
ting refined sugar o. he free list ~ wei
~ raw sugar. The vsr4sus vstss showed
that the house 10 asts1nissA ts1ea1 ~
sugar free a. well - y tsbs ~ dlH 81
he refined Drsdust Ne horse 9nssaay
reafarnsd IL attitude q sugar ~ ~
commodity IL thereby 1sAs wAdly ~.
varisW sosalnsa0 wOp s1ss e1sDl u
llaea du4o q 90 ~ ny vaA1 -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-08
NEW YORK BRIDGE BILL Is VETOED.

NEW YORK BRIDGE BILL rs VETOED.
The president has vetoed the New York
and New Jersey bridge bill. The reasons
assigned are that the bill does not pro-
hibit the construction Of piers in the river;
that the commerce of the river should not
be interfered with by the erection Of
bridges; that expert engineer opinion
agrees that the river at the point fixod for
the crossing Of the bridge can be spanned
by single span; that in the bill Of the
New York legislature ehartering the oom-
pany the erection Of piers is prohibited;
that the bill permits the bridge company
to charge an undue amount for the trans
portation Of mails: and tkat charter for
similar structure has already been
granted by congress to another company
by an act which requires the construction
Of single-span bridge
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-02-08
JAcKsoN's BODY SERVANT.
Old Uncle Alfred the Solo Guardian OF
3t the Hermitage ut Nashville. ls

Since the departure Of Colonel An
drew jackson with the lares and
penates Of the Hermitage to open q
museum in Cincinnati for the sake Of
lettering his fallen fortunes scarcely a
relic is left in the home Of Old Hickory
near Nashville. But the wide double
leaved hall door is still opened by Old
Uncle Alfred to admit the infrequent
visitor to the empty and, but for him,
deserted mansion.
An ancient retainer of the house,
shabby, shalSy, black, dim-sighted, he
yet has a manner that goes with a
princes retinue. The body servant of
General Jackson, he has a fund of
anecdote about his master which is in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
rI.RopEAN rROprcE MARKETs.

Liverpool Dec. TO- 3:i5 D. m-Heef-t.Stra lnda moss
firm ~ lis b. prn" moss firm AZ 1ss ~ PORK rh.
moss Western steady NJ COS do medium STEADY NJ
~. o. Short cut. about II 70 ~ 10. du al 90.
erand cut abb ut p 20 ~ 10 steady AZ r'-'
shor, rib - 10 steady ~ 3s Cd long clear mid
dies about 10 steady rs. long and short clear
rnidd.s about - H. firm az 33s 60. ShOuders-About
II - X H. steady 2Ns 81. ci"ese- american finest
while ami co. or.d steady 5ls Talow-pme city NOM
lral Cot,onseed OIL Liverpool refined easy at lss 81.
Spirits u urpentine steady at 20s I'd. Rosin-Common
nrm Al b Oisd Lard Prime Western spot steady AZ
3;s "a Wheat-No red winter dull at - lligc. No
rod spring stock. Flour II Louis fancy wintcr
,na,Iy al g. Western spot firm IS I'D;
December is I'D January dun At Is md; Fehru-
arv steady AZ Ji.d. Hops NJ Lpndon-Pacihc Coast
sc,iy az los Receipts Of wheat for the last
week from Atlantic ports .? 100 quarters. from other
sources quarters Receipts u American for
the last week. Loo quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec 10 ,speciaD.-Wheat to-day was weak oe
c,us. Liverpool the decline over there being cqua'
"a almost cents a bushel on red winter New-forH IT,
ported Liverpool selling out C. l. T. purchases i"a"e
recently There were all through the winter wheat
belt sufficient rains put end 10 the droutn tah
There increase passage l'Cp,s~ ousHels ~
incr n visible very dineIeht iroW te
Toward the close there was r.
"A the English visible, l3,nVD ouSn-
els claimed that forty loads had peen zone .1
export "A statement. however which received Very ".e
crad,nce IA the thirty minutes there came inc
poin that report would be very Dears
Nav opened a ag,c sold between Jo'sc ana sc anu
co-ed at 59l.c. night the curb the Governments
report made December condition 50 per cent ana the
December lO3 per cent, suggesting a winter whea'
Weld Of 3JO,UOtD bushels After this report was re-
relved prices n shade.
Corn the rains there naturally Deihs
the theory would off receipts Prices
advanced for "A while getting &c over Saturday me
gain was close. May opened at fy'sc. SOFA
I9c soto. and closed at 1870 bid The m
rrrase the visible surprisingly large 10 w"
There increase in the local stock or l"WD Inc
receipts the estimate for tomorrow was
100 cars. Arrivals in the West were heavy particularly
at Kansas city and Peoria. Oats were dun, hrm
carly with and weak with II later May sold De-
32a.c and 32isc. and closed at 32rsc. o,.
Provisions weak pork losing 2oc; lard: lzisc'
ribs The hog receipts. 1900 overran; the esti-
mate Tuesday 1900. This Is the season when
the country is Strengthening its own hogs - .
puts May wheat closed at 5ss.c; calls
5gsc Puts on May corn closed at 49sc' calls at oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
oneniny range and close today. ana ''s''s W "
nish, and last follow;

warka, closed easy At 10 points ~ I'M" 'or'a
,i,b Ss,urdavs closing price Transf"rrinr h'''es,
ro,st saIes 1911 700 New-iorH spot safes 20 "a,
as, might as ofcially reported For cons fA
az unIands "a: niddiing gulf g. which Is uh.ha"se
"omnared with Saturdays closing. New i1rk -
csnis 90. gross Ana; continental SOW ~
36G forwarded. sales AZ; Spinner a.,
,.y as, eiyts to-day o. ~ my"
M week IU,si4 Exports to-day; Urea 'r'ai,
france . p;6 Continent. l63"i lhus iai .n' 90. s,
Great Britain. $50: France. l4*f+' '"h'ne"'' "
stock S.si?. i, A,,.o-s. favor. sales
go speculaion and export. 800; American ~" ~
CENTS 5000: American. 1.rn. miidhhe upI'i''' -
ll,ures opened quiet. partially o+d ah' van" g", ~
nuei and steady Ltd decline. i,r' er"l. 3D.
.s,p December January .nin3i2 JsthsiN 'p'
20. February March. .O2aaH, March Apfi S.,
Anril-Ma, 3tib: Mav-June. 31n3OI, I!i--'nis 30,
BIOS August S"pi~l Der 81
0cober 3l2n3i3; October November, Bias MAN hester
Yarns. much doing. cloths dulA D., $500, en-.
,OFFEE-The volume 4 business was Nhhii a"u u'-
ing was marked hy noteworthy feature ili'rs
rather hisi"' III SIN
,s,h,. wish The markets Han" and HAMBURG p"N
10 a holiday ir reports were ir'r'"d D" "a
heyond statement OF receipts which were i'o" Jag
Rio and none at Hamburg closed slrnnl ~ -
.ooriny quotations: December II 10 pigs January =" 80
nfss' Febr,,arv .025 pigs March. $50 pigs AplI ~
nfss NAV 6s25 pigs June. 81 pigs JuI' 1'' y sH
AUGUST a. - pigs closed steady I"ai sHeS y"
Tho dan were q December closed AZ ~ ran
January 81 ~ francs February $50 francs MAI ~,
sG ~ francs: April Sc francs; MAY ~ francs Jun ~
T.ncs Inv &; francs August s32' francs Receipt. s'
Pc rom Juy 10 date l3l0."o bags. agains lo'"
o0 bags in 1898 Santos receipts duilhg ne sam p'''
&c sG2 90 bags against 200 90 bags IN lN"'
closed a unchanged 10 ]" p'Ai~ H't"''
Sales were 1UOU bags. follows. 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of CortInndt md Desbro"es s's'
700 A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and in es
mediate stations connections except sunday iH fOIS
WILLIE and READING. -..,-.,.,.,, u,,v
s.I5 4. VI daily for GENEVA RoCHESTEIf bS ~
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BIRDIE. ana
West. and principal and local points dining ,h ~
sion Bridge Vestibule sleeper 10 Cn w.
40 A. VI. daily Tor MAUCH CHUNK and yts
mediate points Connections for Reading and Harrlsnut
u. VI. Sunday. FOR ElNlfSA ana AZ
intermediate stations for Pottsylle and Rea
Wilkesharre.
4,IO r. VI. daily except Sunday Tor l. ani 3
JUNCTION principal Intermediate stations fu man
bune, paror-car wilkesbarre: connections FOR PoF
i:2O y. VI. daily. except sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations.
5:I5 r. VI daily Tor Eas;on and intermediate stations
600 T.. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
ami an points Pullman sleeper vestihulet traii
Y TO Chicago sleeper 10 Buffalo ard Toronto. char.
car Wkeharre tweek-daysl connections ios
Reading and IL rrisbufg. ..... ...,,.,,,.
6:3O 4. VI. daily except sunday. Tor MAIDi 'HSNN
and intermediate stations. . ,,,,
1900 T.. VI. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA Ron ii-
ESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS, an9 all polas
West Pullman sceI 20 Chicago and Bufalt
Pullman accommodations At 80. 2il. ~
AMI / 3o3 Broadway i43 Rowery - East Ian -, -
Tns, ioStL st y Y. So Fulton =. Court 81. ~
R-osdway and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn. =. J.
IT, y Y Transfer CO. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination
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RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANlA
= RAILROAD.
STATIONS loot Of Desbrosses ami Cortlanit g, -.
In Effect November ~. 1SO4.

p pS:So A. ~ HsT hN1a .SIs GAR E:su
sion Cars r;,, Arrives Chicago cisyelsna a "a
100 T. r %; Z c Il "a AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Vile ana eheaso a'G ar n"ns sn oas 70 S louis L
600 p =" w fs'fiEs p ESpnrss Pullman s..,,
ana pnIng Cars to Chicago and Cleveland xripIysss
rs scuTwEEs STEi E%F RES ee epu,,n.
Arrives: Cincinnati p m inda"apois l oan 81 lNgs
Y'i Pac SfsH9a E %g5P'Hs
TO P1tsburg Connects for Chicago daily and ciev.lsz
RxLTIMonE fe1 WA isiIis;E AND THE sorTu
S 10 % Im m,ed 6nn a5s Sa ana i
SSS Dining 70 cr? ~ 30 OHM ca,o ,Diuas c.,
320 Dining Carr 40 DINING carr. 20 n. IN is,s;
Southern hAILwAY EMPRESS. 500 ? n daily
SNerers a, 10 August s,c isoESonvi!e and Tampa G
New Orleans IL 4 night daily Secpers to S5nlsssnas:
Atlantic: COAST LINE. 900 a. m. daily. sle.u.r b,
TasTpas ,: St Ausisns Macsn charss,on
M"Day fe chssSps %Gs" and '9 Ohio Ra,,,
ss5R@F sSS P5f @s" NORFOLK Vi.
Caarles Route o., m weekdays. and with ThrccxS
rSS sx;5EasrIS sig4 s sss APE NAY 70.
F., long Branch Asoury Park Ocean Grove and pols,
ven Jays sunday. rs M ss 'pa M r.'s ~ M
stop a" A'''1 To Esf rM iHh 2s Fiji ."
Express: 20. 20 s. $50 o go . G'c,na Llr,i,.n
cs1 - '?'1 ,ss nn ae Ear, u OHM re CA
az r., i2ls night, sundsys Eypress 6is $50 =
car, tso 'pn.ns csr, mnIns ca9 & = rs i1I
str Aso co"r, ns '0: rdsS s
broadway. and brooklyn Annex station. foo, ., Fu,sa
Transfer Company win call Tor and check baggage trsx
so's' IT1 rssSrnces through to des'n1G,
General Manager. General Pass'r Aee,. h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
WEEKLY EXPLOITS.
THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT

York. December ~. 1874
COTTON-The market opened at decline oi = 20 y
ponis on disappointing Liverpool adyices futures tel
closing with net Of about point on rsalF t0n
hy Mi NELL OF his previous crop estimate OF lV-c'n
bales Later the market steady h'r" on pui.c
promni absorption Of the offerings although trading Iut
inc The forenoon was slack. with The market iullns
steady During afternoon the market was cas- m
uef with toia sales bales. the net loss oe
n,ou to points The Agricultural lepAf -
that there vii; n. report to-day; NJ Va
not much market making news at han today IN
all. bearish :alk going the rounds ne IN sr
plies OF raw cotton reported TO be he'I Nv nj.
land SINNERS together with N" large sniplE -" 49,
for New England points. commented on ir'e9; an
,-vata adyices state tina, there il more COTTON ~ -
b.ua and Mississippi like time hrte'ot'lr'
offerings OF spot from the SCUM W. ~.
,u, ,hsrs djd not seem he special w'"Hn'sN n,
frernss being at prices. one iocdi op,i,'' 80,
ar,husias,ic over what termed ihr p-aI,sn
.ha, he offered wager 500 even thal ~ ora ~
,,nu,d soil here at = ) the near iutut' ~, ,,
. wida d,Nerenc. in the estimates q; the IT, Ups a. w
,or,s This week some hgurng them AZ $500 m.
ices while figure ny as hlsh az 49, ~ maj tort
Tay, orleans estimate 3lO.tpo tdi's - "a" -
,hs week and for all ports :i'"" 20 80 ~ h.es
rhe r.ceints al the ports last week W'i' ''- -
and last year ogG bales New l"a "S noa t.l.s
rno,row arc estimated from 2UW", 20 -" Re,
sssrs, 20 3as last week ana l16l 'airs .,5 la,
40 Houston wer. III bales. aSah's -,
r.eak and I,25 last veal. and al memphis o-
y vrs iasi week and 1oc5 bales las H''i'
onanng range and close to-day and e'"s"s " Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
Crgal Notices
IIOrH STREET supreme Court. City and
] ~ cnIn.. ~ N.w -Y-rk- William A. Hayem.yer ami

II0rII STREET supreme Court. City and
! ~ County ~ New York William A. Havemeyer ami
Norg- " Muniy a. Trustees; etc plaintiffs. against
stephen T. Wright and others. Defendants
n pursuance of Judgment ~ foreclosure ana sale
barring date M. IAN fay 4 November 1894 and duly
entered filed In the above entitled action the ld,h
liy ~ November so m" office u the clerk o, tn,
Tfy and - New-Y'rk l. the unders RafeTe
Nes YORK Real Estate Salesroom No III Broadway in the
CIV 80 York tine county ami state oi NewNors
.. fho i'm a.t - December 1924 AZ IL O'Clock noon
D.. William Kennedy auciion"er the lands and premises
said Judgment mentioned and therein described FOL
.sa. AZ ihaf certain lof of land. with the building
.t.r.au situate In the CITY ~ cW-iori bounded and
d..crii.i follows. Beginning a. Int IN the south
srl, line ~ hundred and rln"teenth street distant
~. hundred and 2Oil feet easterly from IN" point
- rfs.con rssicfly line u Seventh (as
vyit.neIi he southrrly line OF pne-hunirr! and
nineteenth street theme" souh"y, parallel With
se.en,h a,eni. through party wall - far as tho
s,I wall extends hundred GOD feet and eleven I'D
-h.. middle line - the block between Oaehur
tf-.l- nd ghf-enth ana -hundrel-anc
nla.te~nh atr'ei. thence eastetiy along said mid
An. I'm. - N. block eighteen S feet. thence north
erly again parallel 'th seventh avenue one hundred
l0p feet and 6D inches 20 the southery line of
one hundred street and thence westerly
street eighteen OsD the point place Of be-
ginning. -, ,,o.
Dated New York. November 10 lsgt -, $780,.
''' EDWARD T.. PATTERSON. Referee
ANDERSON. ROWLAND & MURRAY.
Plaintiffs attorneys.
~ Wall street.
N-w-Yor<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec: io.-Cotton steady; middns > 3.lSc
niddng i5-iGc: good ordinary 4sc; net and gross
receipts % 800 bales; exports Great Britain. 100
bales nent. i.4t2 bales; sales 1907 bales
stock. 3O3.57+ bales -,
Norfolk Dec 10 Cotton qu"; Kidding &c low mid
gOol ordinary. 43-ltc net ana gross
receipts 100 bales; coaswise 1850 bales sales
395 bales. stock S392l bales ~ 49,
niddling 3-6c low mdding. 10 l6c; good ord,nary
ilGc receipts 1880 bales; gross. l3s2S bales
exports France 100 bales; To the Continent, 'hp
bales: coastwlse $500 bales sales, $500 bales; STOCK
:}Gl ts,1 bale. ~ -
Savannah Dec. 1o-Cot;on quiet; middllng; osc; 10"
niddling &c good ordinary, SIC; net and gross re"
ceips ,g13 bales. exports TO the Continent 800 balss
coastwisc 2737 bales. sales 80 bales stock, l"'9"
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stations In Ncw-YOrk foot Of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PtILNN btrFhr
CARS. PINTSCH LlGuI.

Dire. route t. NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLhR
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsyi!le. bASAas
Ridge Madison Morristown, Passaic. Paterson bsa-
ton Dover y anhop, BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE hu'
pATCONG HAckctt-own. SCHOOLEN'S MOUNTAIN:
Washneton PHILLTPSBURG. EASToN. WArES
GAP STROUDSBURG Pocon0 Mountains. sCkAN'
TON. PITTSTON. WILKFSBARRE. NANrI okE.
DANVIIIE. NORTHUMBERI.ANp. nfrose. BIN
lAMTON OXFORD NORWICH. Watrrtile. ITlcA.
RICffFIEIT SPRINGS. cortland. SYRACUSE. Os-
WECO ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMIilA. CORN,Nr;;
BATH DANSvIi.LE. BUFFALO and al poins WEST.
NORTHWEST AND sol THNi.ST.
20 4. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops AZ principal
900 A. M-BUFFALo SCRANTON RlNGHAMToN;
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE ana
OSWrGO EMPRESS. Pullman luffe; Paflor Cars Sor ,
meet Buffalo with uln FOR chicago arriving w
loo p SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN and ELMiRA
4. 20 p M-SCRANTCN. WiLKESBARRE and PLlM
7so r. ,baiill v.sLisvled I,,issi ESprss,
Tor SCRANTON. RINGHAMTON. ELMlRA BUF..
FATO Pullman Hufet Sleeping Car CONNECTS AZ
buffalo with tain :ci Chicago. arriving n 80 p mA
oso p NJ Daiy)-BJFFALO SCRANTON. BlNGhAM'
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSWEGO ENPKhsS'
Pullman Buffet Sleepers ....., =, ,,
Tic,KFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. u
N,irrayst and Broadway. Tickets at ferry satons
rs and o42 Broadway So West l23thst 33 solsn,.s
ave New York 33S and 728 Fuon-st. and "A Brcsa"s
R-,okiyn Time .-bles. giving full Information D. "
stations.
baggage from hotel or residence TO DESTINATION
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~ county ~ New-York-Charles " Hasklns ana
Henrietta = Haskns substituted Trustees otc plain
f.n. against stephen Wright AMI oh'rs defendants
I'm pursuance = Judgment u fo-e'losur" ani SAFE
l..n .ns tate = November 1924 and dily
rcd ana Med the above entitled action on IA" loth
Gas, 90 N,teut~f iN the ofic" IF the clerk oi the
,.tf, and County iprk the under sn' Ref'rrf
ir md Judgment viii soil a. public auction al N"
Nov York erl Esat. Saesr"on No III broa lwav N tue
ar. Z New York tho County and state 90, NV fof"
IN Ola. i'm d., December. 1884 al i "'''cN noon
Dr.. William k.nu"lly puron"er M" lands ana premises
n said Judgment mentioned and therein scrt"d a. io
lows. Al certain lot ~ land. win n" nuihiAg
fllaf.on tho cry ~ Nrw-lork bounded ana
,l.a..iirl ne f0lows Beginning at point IN me sou'
htnd f"i and nineteenth street distant one
ir,~.l and eighty nine feet tiN' ~ "as''rN rom Wr
,.iuf Y teraectn the sasterN ne ~ seventh aN"
u. q. iden-i with the scutheriv lin" ~ on"-hun ire
ana nln.senth street running theme" souihery parae
Win Seventh avenue. and through a part. wall 50 ia
tho sa'd extends. hundred ZOO f,e and eleven
~, inches Z, middle line u the block between one
hundred lhtsenh street and one hundred-and nnr
tenth street. along the said middle Inc
~ the block eighteen u.s. feet. thence nortnerLy anu
gr,In painli.l with seventh avenue" through aho,hr'
prr,v Wall far the said wall extends one hunl'r
oD fe.i and I'D inches 20 the souherly I'M" OF
ono hundred nineteenth street. AMI thence western
.,,tfharl, lin, az hundred and nineteenth
street eighteen tiej the point or place OF oesh
ming g., so.
FDW ARD J.. PATTERSON. Referee
ANprpSoN ROWLAND MI ERAi,
Plainrn-' attorneys
- Wall Street.
Nov Ntf
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n, :; n :. +. r. ann ..s w; :. ..g Sc? 5; s,s ssa
vae,, rca, 500 . H. 'grns % 81, - s. "s, me- 90
\. W.. A.: Az: \. &. s.
se',i;e. -.'h.' ~ ',rfle ''r1s q. IN sraas
S.. .. 3. y. . ... . ...
(; @,..: :i' So. :s So $s Z: ). :s-
'. e.: :. ';;' &c.. 8. T. r;$
a. @ .; & " i $ss .a.r.. .S::'
sse;. . r ~ e my o-' aa X r idgic
.,- rcN , iosis E -.s.- , si;a ' SIX,
a., ,I.,. ,,., ii, i,.i, com sf.a..t.
cote alr te. h"n -h. '''., .,l., , we.,.,n =,
d., % Ia, -t.i,
e. N.I ID sp., Co., g. NV '.
49,. '',.. ~, -, w.n,.- What -'rl, l'."s.
~ s.. eh,'. e. 3D. ~ syn ,,.s ~.'t I'm aa
N. f', ~, .,..,- tenant nsi, closing. - .
s''s< c'n I'VE S. :. ;.ra 49, ,ic. -, :
,.rn -, ,oes 9,ts -ss'r " r',gi sr.1 h,d
,r.,. n,fi., lfiu demand tsr, usA'. unch'ns'i i.'
r'mo s., .. -, ,,, m . ,@ ''' ''''' "'''
,.c,s. ps. 10 The leading futures ranged follows
What 81 ""'",ns "F.s,s 81 81,
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Z" Raw -, 'oi~a Sc On ee Produce Es.nansr a., IT,
Gs,s .paa: s-coni, l7oiYc. Eggs ~rre easier. fresh
s,ocL. IL p-r dozen
,ser n'.r ia. lnnu.n,. II weak cables reported
failure, Ma, What op,n'a a. S'':s ross T." '', m%
,ir sample market qu'r, and weak a.rIr
n,,p ~ 81 .a5sic com sc1,,c and wanted NJ
g." ,n ,,'' 81 white sst.", \" 3 ao 1.iisc Rye in
m,i.,.r ,pn, amt Prices nominal ~ On rack 90
M ,.p,,r team lara ST. Z, cash ami - % MAY,
M,nneapol. p~c 10 The Wnea, market vss d,aab,
pointing today as 10 PIC" G", r,r VA, n,a Mny
posrd snuIa, se'.qa9c and closed i, '? "a, &c,
saiurda, feature Of The day. bu.nrs. Wa c brr2k
in cn' wheat price,, since tn, "cr. wen, o, g| Of y r
Wien 100 cars were carried over b, single hrm for
% ; y"' "a Ss' ': %s4,Sc.n as si *" go
S%r,nsl" S r%@ s. ne .,. 9a' Al Ns s. .o ~S {,
for p,,enis 81 ioas. 80 Production 2oooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

"A the MEN ,iokk ThIBu NJ WILL %. ~ III, ne;
Nay. "a north OF ThrV-hrs-st: and ADVEK,
TISEMENTS at the following Branch omers; -os
Eighth-aNe y. Twenty third ST. l52 Sixh-aNe
i67 Fourthav... cor Fourteenthst $50 Thrd-ave 100
Thrd-a,e Fortysevenh-st 02d rhird-ave.. near
sixty first ST. ios Fst-ave i09 West Forty second 1t
100 Columbus 90 Avenue Al 1923 Third ave ~ West
Fourteenth cs7 West Forty secondst b3t Thrd-avs
i3as Thrdave: 20Si Thirdave. between One hundred
and twelfth and One-hundred q nd thirteenth sts
European Branch for Advertisements only. 10 Fleet
Street E. C.. London ENGLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-11

IN s,tuation quotations nominal. Wheat lower Deem
Der ssS.c January 53c; May 56,sao6.c Corn higher
December i5s.c January. 44%44iIsc; May to7.c Vas
higher December sosc; May 32'ss PorknStappd.aps
mess s2 $4gsiS ST 3n pry salt meatsshoudes
Sic' longs Gsc ribs. &c; shorts esc Bacon aeon.
pxsa sho,lderg 6s.c longs &c: clear ribs. Ihc shorts
&c High wines steady 81 49, Wool quiet unchanyea
Lead quiet unchanged spelter quiet sellers al :" ~
Rarging-Order prices ~ ~ 5i9c; 10 6sc' "a 10
es.S. iron ties zoe: hemp twine. Sc per ID