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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEHIcN VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stntion~ foot of C"rtiandt and Desbrosses SIS.
1:OO \. VI. caly Tor MALCH CHUNK and l iAssI-
mediate stations connections except sunday Tor 1O1A''
VILE aud READING -.,-,-r, MN
s:i5 4. VI. daily Tor GENEVA; RoCHEsIIER. By;
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRlDcE. ana
the West ard principal and local points, clhhsSaI 70
Susp.n Bridge Pullman Vestbue sleeper % Snase
lilo 4. VI. daily for NAUCH CHUNK ana h,eI'
Hate points Connections for Reading AID Harrnosx
100 u. VI. daily. except sunday for ElMlkA ana AZ
intermediate connections for Poisyle and seaa
4,tO y. VI. daily. except Sunday. for !. and
hi~et parloresr Wilkesbarre connections Tor Pois
'ii~ -,
ago T.. VI. daily. except sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD md interim ,da'e stations
5i5 T.. ". daily, for Eas,on and ini.rmeta'e ;a'ions
600 r. VI. daily f1r BI'FFAIo NIAGARA FALLS.
end AZ points West Pullman sleeper yes'ih4.ed train
Y 10 chicago sleeper Buffalo and Toronto connsc
,ions for ResAlns aut Harrisburg. - .,,.
$50 T. ". tally except sunday for MAucH CHUNK
and intermediate stations. .,,
o:0O y VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCH
r;1ER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. aud All poins
West. Pullman sleepers 10 chicago and Bg"aln Char
car Wi,ke rlarrs. -. -. A..
Tcx~,s AMI Pullman .accommodaton. a, ?3S ?si 90
arl 313 Yroa4way. ii3 Bowcry. 81 East ian -. ~
fas, iaitl. II. Y SEQ Ful,on s. Couri St.. %
p-ondwa,. and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. T.
Tr Y Transfer Co Will coll fof tni check baggage
rom hotel or residence through 20 destination.
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-.ADTIPIIIA STOCKS.
CLOSING PRICES o.
Bid. As
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday December lS-p. m.
An examination OF the professional trading on
the Stock Exchange to-day results in little more
than resume OF our table showing the high-
est, Lowest. opening final bid and asked
nr,ces The three leader were Sugar a7.sSG
shares, Chicago Gas Os. $50 shares. and ST Paul
(24l LOG shares) The first-named declined FOR no
particular reason and at the close had los'
point to 9ls. Chicago Gas. because Chicago
was covering her short contracts. showed
final net advance Of lis to 7ls. There was
semblance OF explanation for the movements OF
ST Paul within u OF one point in the unfn-
proved earnings Of the company for the second
week in December. and In sales Of it's stock by
London rs final loss was T. 10 1S's. Rock
Island Welded the same to 62as. Northwestern
also y to 9si. and Burlington " TO In. The
general list was lifeless and was marked by
fractional losses at the close. with prices near
the lowest OF the day Manhattan was an cx-
cep;ion. and /. net TO l0j on slight trading
Reading was down Y at the end OF the day TO
l47s on small business. and for no better reason
than that II up yesterday. The decision OF the
Supreme Court yesterday. which on Its face -
against the Rice party. seems practically TO CIV"
them all they sought. viz. the night OF appeal
during the recevership. This opens the way to
protracted litigation but II II results In the pro-
lection OF the holders OF junior securities, II
NAV have good effect abroad as well az at
home At the close the market was dun and
heavy at nearly the lowest prices OF the day.
Shares done 1880
n any one desires TO form broad opinion Of
the Carlisle currency and banking bin. let him
ask any Of the foreign exchange houses which
keep in close touch with opinion abroad; he will
learn that from the moment lts provisions be-
came known in Europe the dsinclnation To
buy American securities was still further
strengthened
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold $50 900 49, registered,
at 1l4is; $4,000 Is. coupon. at 1883 Quotations
were follows
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Loans. Time Money.

,rh nrice Of domestic exchange on NewIork
was quoted to-day as follows al the places nai"cu'
Cbicago 75c premium: Boston, Zoe. discount Sa-
vannah buying u discount. selling par Charies-
ton. buying par. selling Is premium; san iran
cisco sight 10. telegraph 12ls: New-orieahs' 'on
mercial 100 discount. bank par. ,
Rank clearings were as follows al me places
named orl,--Exchanges. sloS6is'Sts; pal
ances sss57647 Chicago 49, Exchanges, Sl4os'-
73s balances sl.$l4717. Philadelphia - IN
changes sI5.11s,OsO balances. sl6i$.sSo' BOSTON,
Exchanges $15916.6sl: balances Sie's.o'o $500.
Tho price of commercial bar silver IN TINS mar
ket was 1878. nominal per ounce, mes s,nr
lore wera quoted a; 20. In London bar silver WIS
down 3-1sd TO q lied per ounce me shipments
of silver tomorrow by the Teuto on VIII oe "'-
usually heavy. amounting to ''o'ooo our' , ,u
Tho foreign exchange was eXceeniiiHIF uu''
With almost nothing doing The undei,ohe was
firm however. although rates We're 600 s, .. 80,
Cold 70 the amount OF about 81 5ooooo Was .anr ~.
from the Sub-Treasury. as VIII appear III GU. &c
nav ANALYSIS Of the Sub-Treasurys statement
S"me NJ II. when sorted out will douotiess ne IN
ported The following table SHOWS inv
which business was actually doh''
Cables Ions bills. Short bills
ass. 4s7,sa4sIa. tNS'sm u.s..
Reichsmatks ......... ''''' TO- 4o
Gulders .........'..' '''''
,,o,. aa,. bv dav in London was i.N& per
cent. the rate Of discount in the OMEN ma , NJ
was a.M13-l6 per cent f1r sn9r " INV, 20 ooo
months bills Tho Bank OF Ehs',tu so1 lined
in bullion on balance. British cohsols o.S w.
losing u TO 10S 2-16 for both money ana 'ie AZ
count American securities gencrallN auN rao
, >. ~, cnrtro, rose per cent 10 l02ie. can
adam adam Pacac. = to si9s Louisville and Nash AS.
rira a like amount to SO; Erie. :. TO i0, ,
heading the same to ~. and 81. PAU = 20 'o's'
hnt Erie seconds declined e TO %. ..,.,.
French rentcs were lol franrS % c.ntiInes'
paris exchange on London - francs lag CEN os,
times Berlin sight sterling ~ "'arhS '''A
cnld premiums to-day: Al BuenoS AYi"s - =
., Madrid. - 90: at Lisbon 2326ls: at -: fe'e's
h',r "a. 81 Athens -: at Rome. So. at Vienna %.
The Western Gas Company mas "'''"''" ."
dividend of per cent ,,,,d h,
4 dividend Of per C., Mt has br'h "'V''' ~
,h VawYnrk Guaranty and Indemnity g.
m RESTITUTION for the savings OF Merchants
-, ~, has d.cl ,reI a scrni-annual dividend NJ
the rate Of per cent per annum on 'l S"'"'
from s. to $4,000. ,,- ,,.,.,,,,,r >,
Interest for the half year ending p''r'hp'' 81
., Tho rate If per cent a year has br'h u'
cIared bv the Metropolitan Savings BANK.
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T. RE IL n g

Enough trains icr Ch.casC and the West leave Ns".
YORK. tO)t OK chambers 81, dily follows aaS NV
minute earlier no. West -Ja-st. -
n = A. M.-Ncs' lbged ENp.tss fpr NsseT.y. lag
C'l1 han.lUn E.mira. Buffalo. Bradford and sa1S
manca. fAflD' 60 iiunIlo. 50,
.l.Nn l.. u.-vcstlhu,e Limited SOLD train Tor ~:
c'VV caso Via ChnuIauGla Lake. arrives c'e'esAns
s,5 a. chicago Slctpeis 70 ShT
cage Cleveland and Cincinnati DINING ca.
630 "n'"a a s'. s ESg a'' sf S1"
Chicago and the Wrs'. Buffalo passensess Gu
DO sleeper u. = \ VI. 80.
S45 l tram S SS t tSsS ana to Barao
csg0 and Gin 'innati lning car .,
I OCAi. THE TABLE TICKETS MD PlLLMt.Hs
i r.lmn,otnrnns 80 81 ioi and Hi1 Broadway, Es
East i2ii.-t. chambers ana wrs 90 - ferri.s S.s'
York. Futon brooklyn 80 UIfsor -. Won ssn,
ana Jersey Station Erie TRANSFER 'orran call. rf
AM lasgasr fon hotels and residences 10 des"
nation.
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THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
u the Cny Of %e"-i York eo.
yg,IIE ANNUAL. ELECTION for Directors OF
1 this bank will he held 1t the banking-foom " ~
rI't -, '' g V. EANTA.
o0'''N - '' Cashier.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.

An,hraciie coal used evcrusivelyl
-Four tracks. Automatic Block sirrala
on AND AFTER DEC ID 1884,
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty-st.
For Eas,cn. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauen Chunk &c,
43c 7.5 $40 I'll - to EastonJ a. ~. 1910 i30 go
to Tastonj. ga 80 79l L. Allentown. y sundaya
10 30 80 l.. SUNDAYS 4.3o 4. N
10 .oo so ~ 70 doo iil' "f si, , sgs:
go, 5$ J, ~ ,s': night. sundays loo. $50 s%
o:lo A: ". i:io 30. 40 p II. sundays coo P
PnS s,' o5 p n snndqy weep, o "a.
Gro;e and Asbur" PARK 900 4 NJ 200 p. u
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 SIS A. NJ. l:45. $40. 40 ?. II.
For Fsmingdae. Toms River Barnegai PARK ana bar
ncgat 80 SIS A. 81. las. $40 p N.
For Atlantic c,ty. Cape May. Vineland and Brdss''a
Fer Monmouth psach seabr,shr snd Hlshl.nd' q
Sa,;sn $50, 80 s sdS ne ZOO No 49, 49, ."
ROYAL BLUE LINE
10 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
For Philadelphia. week DAYS go. 500 900 100.
j. 80 Dining Carr 4 d. eos 90 81 80; PuIs. r III
Zoo dining &c Carr. Goo p ~. iai; night
dining can 4 r.. i 20. S:so 900 Dining cari so
y N i?.is night sundays. 100. II 20 Dining Can
4 81 $40 500 DINING carr. 600 p. n i2:ls night +,
cGi as as iIio la23 broadway; ~ s,haye q East
iIth 6, ~, East I2,h s., 26i wss, l?i'h 50. Isl Co
innbus Az. New-York: Court ST. $50 Fulton 81 BROOK.
Imam Vii cal Tor ana check baggage from hotel o.
rssi 4enca destination
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RAILROADS..
ENNSYLVANIA
g RAILROAD


STATIONS foot OF DcsbrOsses and Cortandt Str..,.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER IL. 1884.
9;% a. M,tAsT LlNg JraSlor Car ,s 70 IPsSgrs
om css ssspns Dining sm0Nns and
A. n, cnc aai 10 A. 3d. Ihlianapois e; sS ~
800 r. M.-cfI,;HGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
VIE and Chicago. Arrive. Cincinnati 1915 <. n. ~
go s"'i r. MwEs sie9f Kx ExFkEss.pulman s..,,.
,T S1sS aga SSi,sss
In" "S '' NJ nianapo. s'S IS p
500 + M-PAciFic ;y EXPRE sss sl..pn, e.,
to Pttsnurs Connects Tor Chicago daily. and Cl.vs
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
s. $50, .. 1910 dining Csr II \. N; 20 g 20 Con.
2H s ". e. s aS s f'l Il DR s con-
s6 t2 1"Ts h n% rX y ( = s Is,
G. 20 ssa1s 10 Lac sog S nd Tampa
orleans; i2.l3 night. daily. sieepers to Montsomer;
AT TanS St. '2AsT S a 600 sa scs
aiy oH f@' RA fn ExSle..
r6 61T OH Ts9 PoyT c6MFo 9na p ami MoRrox w
charles Rogre. A. N. weekdays. and with TSrosrs
roR XII AHrlc cI!Y and CAPE MAY 100 P NJ week.
Ff5 s1s 'a'Ss9 uH snG go bPt
yeekdas': sup9ay- ,eTseEt Asbury PARK and Ocean
FOE PHILADELPHIA
& 70 20 $50 (: . 30 30 rcnn'a Limited 10 10 I'M,
ing Car II \. n. H. !. 20 2 30 Dining Can
4 20 Dining carr. . DINING Can. q. 20 s . p N
70 IL night Sundays Bis. : 70 .. $50 90 I.meh *
A. NJ. . Dining Carr, $50 Dining carr sS) CDnn,
cs., onIs n" So car s 81 - o r. ii =, ss
Broadway: Aston House and foot - Desbrosses All
Corandt Streets: Court Street SEQ Fulton Street AZ
Rrordwav and Brooklyn Annex station. foot ~ Fuo,
street, BROOKLYN station Jersey CITY. The New Yors
Transfer Companv viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through q destination
: Il Provost ! r. WOOD
General Manager General Iass'r
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
THE
OREGON RAILWAY
AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.

Iir.Ut'f O. fh' Ifrfiptt notice - ihl~ ''fnm -
dated Ju.t T. i~ps have tcon dep sfed with 10"
i.rliei states Trir Company - NrA llfh m ~ than
81 10000 e-nenon~d roals oar " an OFT
standing ISSUE = fs2o'r - ~aii ionN ami e. Ger
'in.a'~s .ssuel hy tho faI Trust Company the;efor
ta,. been listed DO Sew YORK stock Exchange
% - no nicn,r q an action brought h' M"
Farmers Loan Trust Corrpar, - freclos' pa" c'n
salI,t,I mnriragc Tho O.gon Halsay and Navigation
Company important hat aa many a. pos-ib' -
your bonds De deposited ne disposal % your Com
fn,'ec IN your interests be- protected IN
an, steps which sour Committee deem 1t necessary
% iake premises
The Committee hereby -r'"ni the time within when
deposits bonds may made without penalty NTH the
United states Trust Company %, NeN lorA. ~ - Wall
street TO JANUARY ~. 1875. after which dnt'
deposits Of bonds VIII hr received only upon the
payment - ten .oars per bond the discretion y III,
e. nntec.
Sow York December II. 1854
JOHN CROSBY BROWN.
Chairman.
JAMES JACKSON.
ROBERT FLEMING.
Committee.
HOWARD & TRACY Secretary.
Wall street.
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rrrorrAx r1NANcIAL MAnkErs

ro,aou Dec j. p m-Confo.s. 100 3 10 f'r h'h
money and tho account New York PENN wan" ~
ohio nr.i mortgage bonds. 10. CANADIAN fa'h' ":
Fri. Ion DO second c'nsoia. q. Illinois "nl"l ~
MEXICAN ordinary IN.. ~ Paul common "-s ". OK
,'.n,,aI i0oi. Pern.yyania 81. Reading -, Netl0an
central nev per bonds So. Louisville ana NASH
Will. 55. Atchson common . ~,
Z T. m The amount = bullion gone INTO the bin" ''
England on balance to.ia' is 1000" Money 49, Pr'
r.ni The rate discount 100 no pen maffe' ~ rh
short and three months ir ~ 'Iltl" r"i c"n' l"r'
.d,ces ouo. per cent f,ufrs o ffnrs =" confines
Tor the account AMI exchange Oh London r - rhn''
ia, confines for checks ..
- ti.,i,n de-, II Exchange On London ~ marks -.
meanings for sight and 20 marks - pf"nnnsa Tor "a
a., hilis The statement Imperial Bank ~ ''~r
RAM shows a decrease specie u J. 81 90 marks
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In State Issues: $4,000 Virginia 6s Deferred
Trust Receipts, stamI ed, at 9ilnsas $4,000 Ten
nessee settlement 80 at S4Ms44. NO city bank
stocks sold.
Trading in railroad bonds was deS1d OF feature
Of special interest and a business OF 3l,lbs.00O re-
suited in few changes and developed no marked
tendency In prices. Among the advances Fort
Worth and Denver City lists rose n to Hl1 and
Chicago and Pacific Western 5s per cent to ia:
while loss OF y per cent In Laclede Gas 5s was
the only decline Of note.
The Sub Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House 1888 666 Its net loss on balance was 1876.
s33 made up by gain In currency Of s.OO2.2l4
and a loss in coin OF 81. 73sOf The days opera
tons included: Receipts. $1,000. 703 payments.
81 742 536 resulting in "A general balance Of slGi.
1854 consisting Of $50 500 coin and &773S3l4l
currency The loss IN coin" S27S9of. was
probably the loss in gold. for the loss Of silver to
the Sub Treasury IL now only Few thousands
day
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 10000 National bank notes for re-
demption The customs receipts were $lS26H
the internal revenue receipts 3l26,SOa and the mis-
cellaneous receipts $llO,777.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares with
the figures OF the last previous statement as FOL
lows:
~. xoa on hand 81. 49, s7 o Dec
x on . rsad on I'd ssssa 'sss be" ss
Actual cash in the
Treasury yauits
Ss"s s:.S9s R ss ' g: ss
Net cash bal. SIP 2sI $50 sl72,2++s2 Inc 100
The differences given above will be, perhaps
remarked for their smallness a thia time. when
SO much gold Is taken for export; the explana-
ton is that they reflect the business Of last Sat
urday
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
Money on call was at 1G2 per cent. Time money
was a little more firmly held; apparently not be-
cause 1t was In less liberal supply. but because
lenders show a disposition to wait until after
January !, when they hope for better rates. The
price for thirty-day money was raised II. For
commercial paper no change In conditions was re-
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Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad Company.

Hotce hereby given fha, the undersigned Com
mitc~ viii - prepared and after January "a. 1905
purchase coupon " the General Mortgage Bonds
mat January all b,ndhod.rs who have al
road, .he generalization asr~em"n~ no
may assent 20 before December 3lsi. on
m. preventaion 4 IN" deposarles 81 the CON-
mec OK tempo AIRY naies the Receivers hav ns
notified the Committee accordance with the terms -
the conr.c, october Is' iha they viii he unable 20
pa, the January coupon.
Th~ permanent engraved c"ftlnca'cs = tho Contra
Trust Company ~ tho mortgage bonds dposit'!
heretofore issued January ~ Holders ot all classes
q securities can deposit IN accordance WITH
ne pfee!ou. notices " the Committee or heior"
december 3is with either - ,h' iep1s'aries named
below AMI general bondhold-rs ash the
three coupons ALREADY ,h interest six per c"ai
., Ianulry 1T or th.r option. receive or Their
coupons equitable SIX per interest certificates
The central Trust Company Of View iork,
- WALL STREET. NEW YORK CITY.
The Finance ,ompan, Of Penn'ylvanla.
g., CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA
pa,,i December 1871. i.c1
FREDERICK u. OLt OFT. Chairman.
ADufAN IsEIIN JR = KENNEDY TOD
HENRY bulge THOMAS DENNY
GEORGE u EARLE iR. SIDNEY r TYLER
sAMi-Ei. Il SIMPLIFY RICHARD Y. COOK.
J y WALLACE: Secretary.
- Wall street New-York city.
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WEST SHORE RI

.Iaus leave VS., i.d 81. station, New YORK. A ~"
iOws anI IL minul earlier FROM foot Franklin ST.
,;iU a. NJ Daily. Local Buffalo. ....
U;I5 4. VI. DALI for Albany. utics syracuse hocnsSs
Ter. Buffalo Niagara Fall. Detroit Chicago. sAsev
5.i5 r. VI. DAILY for Albany. Montreal utica. syrs.
use K,clrsi.r. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto "
trot Cleveland Chlcsso and 81 Louis So, s..,..
.:t5 r. VI. Daily. except sunday for Utica Syrseus~
Il, chester ana Iuna.p. r.....
S;i5 u. paHy 10 Albany. Utica svraeufs, nnoSSnd
ter Buffalo Ma a FAILS. Toronto. Detroit. Ce'ean1
chicago and IT. :oG's ,,...., al
comnodailons apply city Offices BROOKLYN and New.
aud At stations Time tables ut principal ho'e'~ NV
other Information addrc-. 49,,
Z. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM SEW YORK
~. ,b "a .et s. ~ 49, 81 -. ~. s. ~ 49,
sine Isnunry i.... $40 Dp 'o' g1' ""'' ~ rs u"
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NoRrOLK & SOUTHERN II. Il. 60.

Dec. ISth. INVI.
At A MEETING Of the Directors Of the New
~ England Loan and Trust Company. held this day n
quarterly dividend Of and onehaf cent upon the
capital stock Company declared payable
DIST. W. y. BANTLETT. Treas
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finaurial.
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Consolidated Mtge. so BONDS
AND THE
Collateral Trust so Bonds
OF THE
OREGON SHORT LINE & UTAH NORTHERN
RAIL WAY COMPANY.

.r. ,,o-s,cn.d Committee after a careful examna-
,ion ~ the Oregon Line and Utah Northern i'a
way and cons lering all the questions involved mas
reached the that the full earning capacity o
tho rucc-,v is no, developed while It Is operated as
part Union Pacific system under the policy adopted
nv the Unipn Pacific Company and continued py he
rescn Receivers THE propriety this policy could not
10 questioned while the Union Pacific paid the expenses
and charges - 'hc line under the trac contract but
the that contract and the continued deau
upon make II necessary That the properly sod
placed the hands Of parsons devoted socy 10 Us
Interests embarrassed BY any conflict between
,res, and tho ',terests Union Pacific main line
Fot IN, purpose ~ reorganization OF the system
whether depending upon Congressional action or oth'T
wise II necessary that the earning power OF our line
should indcy asccrtaned In case there sh"
be- no such reorearzaion equally necessary that the
security holders should be In position to act promptly
For bes. reason. the Committee about 10 take
ccedngs for separate receivcfship oil the c'eso" 0'
Line x Utah Northern Railway.
Tho total ssue 4 Consolidated per cent Bonds Is
SO s95 COZ Il which 81 10000 either held by the
Mon Pacific hallway Company or are pledged fo' us
debts o, 10 remaining So $4,000 in the hands Of the
public this Committee acting in harmony With the Com
ee a, Amsterdam already representa- and controls over
$500 Consolidated cent. Bonds other hold
crs Of the above bonds invited to make prompt
deposit Will She America Loan ard Trust COMPANY
boston or tho New York Guaranty and Indemnity Com
pany New York Arcr December e. 1894. bonds VIII
received only upon such may be imposed by
Committee Engraved negotiable receipts will be
issued for bonds deposited.
Dated Nev-York. December IS. 1894.
=. ENDICOTT PEABODY. Chairman
president American Loan and Trus, Co.. Boston,
WALTER q. OAKMAN
,Picg..,nt y y. Guaranty and Indemnity Coz.
ROWLAND DAVIS ,Bla.e Bros a CO.. New-iorkl.
W. =. EIrZ BostDn
GEO &. LEE dec Iiigglnson CO.. Boston,.
nARTHOLD sCILESINGEV. Boston.
FRANCIS = BANGS
dresden The state Trus, CO.. y. ".
COMMITTEE
MOORFIELD STOREY. Counsel
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Sapinss Banks

,uv,xc SAVINGS INSTITUTION. 90 WAR
pES STREET Tho Trustees - this institution nave
declared in,crer On remaining IN deVs hu''hs
,, ,r-.. or ak months ending December 3lsi ~ me
-a,o ~ Fof-R PER cE~T ger $1,000 arl
,rd.- and THREE PER CENT per annrri on the excess
- 81 600 not exceeding 5000 PAYABLE OF ana after MO-"
DAY. January 2ls;
t.rcs. from January Isl
DAVID 81 DEMAREsT. President.
g BYRON IATIMER secretary.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-16
HARD TIMES,

The Forrest City Times makes
the following pertinent obserya.
tions;
"The talk of Hard Times does
much to depress the country II
one stops to think Of the great
amount Of rot made use of by the
chronic grumbler and dry goods
box politician we find it extremely
Inconsistent with his surroundings,
People don't think when they howl
hard times, We assert without
fear of successful contradiction
that every Industrious citizen in the
county is in better shape today
from a financial standpoint, than
he has ever been in ten years,
Take the farmer who has raised b.
cent cotton, He used to get 10
cents for cotton, and pay from rs
to $40 per barrel for -four, He had
a short crop, too. This yearhe has
as much as he can pick and can buy
for cash as much -four as he wants
at 80 per barrel Other things are
Ia proportion, Besides he has be-
gun to practice the all important
lesson Of living at home, He has
his corn aud meat in abundance.
Take the man who works on a sala.
ry or for wages, We assert that
hustling, live people can always Sc
cure employment Suppose man
has been constantly employed for
ten years, He receives the same
salary today as when he entered
the service of his employer per-
haps more, If he has endeavored to
be faithful and industrious em-
ploye. Is II not a fact that his sal
AIRY will buy nearly II not quite
twice as much clothing and proyis
ions now as II would ten years ago2
And yet we hear most pitiful walls,
occasionally, frsm this very class,
about hard times, The trouble
lies in this, that there are too
many psople trying to live by their
wits and without labor, and too
many living beyond their means,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-16
IT STRONG SUPPORT.

Furniture that is not pleasing tc
the eye is fit for nothing but a barn
Elegance is one thing and strength
is another, but there is not the
least reason why the two should MOI
go together in furniture, To say
that a thing is cheap does not nee
essarily make il cheap To say
that our furniture is cheap scarcely
does it justice, 1t fills the bill il
attractiyeness and cheapness,
Or Carpet stock is not surpassed
in this section Of the country Com
plete line Of all grades and prices
Any and all goods sold for cash OF
easy payments,
WOODFlN FURNITURE co,
l04 b. Broad St. TeXarkana, Ark
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-16

TuL goldbug and plutocrats have
such a hold on Cleveland, that there
is no telling the lengths he may Sc
Tor them, during the next Congress,
which is Republican, We woulo
not be surprised to see him effect
more odious class laws favoring and
extending the lives of National
Banks, as their charters have about
run out He has given them the
second Issue of fifty millions of dol
lars, of gold bonds, and the end OF
his perhdy to the rank and file Of
his party has not yet been reached,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1894-11-16

The Pine Bluff Press-Eagle sage
ly remarks; Wilson, Holman,
Springer and Bland have all been
requested by their constituencies
to remain at home after the lth OF
next March. Verify the Demo.
Gratis will have to select some more
leaders for the Fifty-Gourth Con
gress. But perhaps we can get
along just as well without leaders,
for the Democrats will not be call
ed up to legislate much for the
next two years,