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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25

point advance but fell of sharply with
oss on rutures OF to ~ points IL IL supposed that
Liverpool was influenced somewhat by the heavier move
meht promised for this week Our market opened
what disappontingly. and this supposed have had
some influence with Liverpool Our market feyerish
eeiing owing TO the general bettcrment in Wall Street
Iilces We're somewhat Irregular. The first sales were
nlade M decline OF about points after which there
wss continued drop until prices settled about points
under yesterdays closing From this point there
some good buying steady reaction In prices fol-
lowed all OF the early loss being regained and adj
vance or about points established over the final
prices Of Yesterday. Then a loss Of say I or
points but the latter part OF the afternoon irm
market on small gold exports and the that
OF the German houses short of cotton The local
spot market quiet but unchanged. with light bust
ness Most II the southern spot markets steady
but unchanged Mobile however. showing llGc loss. Pr
extreme conservatism II noted the Of cotton
pie. The market closed quiet but steady. with
prices unchanged aud others points decline Total
sales i6l % bales The receipts the ports for the
pared with .23 J19 last week and 1908 i12 last The
receipts Houston to-day IL 1Ss bales. against
1l.ll9 last week (holiday last year, and Mem
phs 2G2S bales. against 2.Sl1 last week and NJ last
year. The receipts Houston tomorrow are estimated
at 1000 to 5000 bales against 23.33b same day last
year The receipts at NewOrleans to-morIOw are est
mated at 1000 1900 bales compared with 1920
To-days receipts New Orleans were lG50s bales
against l1i6 day last week and % los last
Galveston 9G17 bales against l2s and $3.50. Mobile
2.i3j bales against leo and SJ3 savannah i.ya.
400 and 2sGs Charleston. 1853 bales. against
1872 and J67 Norfolk. i.506 bales against 2.sS and
1858
Opening range and to-day. and closing BIDS the
previous night and last year follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Out OF four announcements yesterday at the
Broadway Real Estate Salesroom only one parcel
sold.
James I. Wells sold in foreclosure Stebbns-ave',
west side 1851 feet north OF Northumberland
slxty-seventh-st.. extending 10 Prospective, @x
ST. Nlchoas-ave., 2)xe0xl0O TO railroad land, for
$4,000
At private contract ~. II. Bliss has sold to Will
lam Broadbelt the fourstory stone dwelling No. 40
81. Nchoas-ave.. 2OxGOxlO0 to railroad land, FOR
5000
Labor & Berlnger have sold for Gutwillg Pros. the
premise. No. 80 University Place 10 Morris ;.
Wise on private terms. ,,-
Benjamin Hoffman has been appointed by Judse
Beekman. in Supreme Court. Chambers, receiver OF
the rents Of the six-:1Ary brick tenement house OH
the northwest corner VI Delaney and clinton ST.
25xlC09 in the suit brought by Jonas We'll and 9TH
against Bernard Heller and others TO foreciose
mortgage for $4,000, made on April 2s ls.5.
Jefferson VI. Levy has sold 10 the Roberts estate
the four-story building and lot, 26Xl0V, No. ia6
Greenwch-st. for about $4,000.
Dr. II. Ioewenthal. of Atlantic City, y. j., mas
sold the four-story brownstone double fathouse NO
40 East Eighty-slxtn-st lot 5xsO to Fanny Bern
stein. for about $500: 1t was purchased by the
seller in 1881 for sls750.
r. T. Jennings has sold the hve-story brick build
ing No. 40 Broad-st. lot about 2Oxs@9, for pr.ce
under 100000. 1t purchased by the seller IN
y for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
ROYAL 81 UE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE An
~
lEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot of COrtlmndt and Des,rosses sts,
7rO 4. VI. daily except sunday for NACCH CHUNK
Sis A. NJ daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BUF:
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the West principal and local points diningcar 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestibule Sleeper 70 Chicago
III, A. VI. daily 0eaves at 1920 A. N. sunday Tor
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
900 Il. W. daily. except Sunday for ELMlRA and al
intermediate Potsyile and Read
ing; chair-car Wlkesbare. - .
$3.50 =. NJ. Sundays only for Wilkesbarre L. & b.
Junction and all internediate stations , ,,,>,,
TION principal intermediate stattons Pumon buffet
naror-car Wkesbarre. connections for Po'tsviiie
Ago =. VI. daily except sunday Ior Gound BROOK ans
intermediate stations
S,iS u. VI. daily for EASToN and intermediate sta
900 r. NJ. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS.
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper veStibule1 tram
New-York Chicago Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto;
connections for Reading ard Harrisburg.
O;3O +. VI. daily. except Sunday, for Easton ana
intermediate stations
900 r. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS and all points West.
Pullman Seepers Chicago and Buffalo chaircar to
Wlkesbarre. o.- m, ~.
and 323 Broadway 81 1ath st. 1856 East l23h ST.,
New-York; $50 Fulton ST.. Court ST.. 9S Broadway and
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn ~ Y.
The NewYork Transfer 20. will call for and check
baggage fom hotel or residence through to destination
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& ailroaos.
RAILROADS.
den NSYLVAhlA
RAILROAD.
tof Desprosses and cortis"dt S

Station, footof DesDrosses and cor ria s're''
9 1899 xAsF Gar
rI s.sD1S Sca DSns NJ
H. Cincinnati n go ~ ;ndonap0M' ana Toledo
zoo r. NJ CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS Exr EXP fs5sis
vile and cS!Sass. xrrys: 1915 A. NJ ."
els r e. NJ wfs sfsSs '1s ss,ss:
q: sSr4hwssTsss sis's
sspss i n Dnns Car. to G"snnS an os
' II :.ssss Sleeping leg s. &c:
'.'' sn]sS Ss s,1 %SE4xTA ESrosIEIos.s
%ss SG$s64RSn fIs I RSITh g so s's "
week ss i? asS .ogga :. a.,
s.s n sS so X ca ~ s,s riS
psrIor and Dining cars) 40 Dining Carl 'p'"'"'
cfEsAppEiRE 1 o 81 nisI RAILWAY Express p NJ
For BID POINT cco sT1 , D"Ss Gag:
Charles Route. A. NJ weekdays an. with r"''"s"
Buffet Parlor Car through to Atlantic CRY and Point
r sss h5'%sl t::'is e. e A:sS.5
r''s' $40 a. FOR Ph!LxnELrMIA;, ,o,o n,,.
GO 10 ~ ssS 81 90 H rsns" 4 a5% 4sS iDi ~
@t Dining csr,. 80 DINING Car, 100 ~ l3s
As M dsI pn bIsn CAP 9sr .a ~ aInS nss,
Ticket on,crs: Nos 40 ga ~" .22 ~. ~. a M
e5rsaw A,'o "rt se., $50 Fulton -
proadwav BROOKLYN Annex station rSo' ~ I'VE
Transfer ompany FOR and .sec. baggage fro"
hotels and -.s,asnces through 20 des'ins'1pn' WOOD
y NJ G o@rvns wan,v., General Pass hgen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

Boston. Dec. 24-Flor dull Corn quiet oats quiet
Shorts quiet. Provisions quiet. Butter quiet; northern
creamery 2IG2sc 2Ga2Tc. Cheese quiet; Norh-
ern, 1Odic Eastern alOc Eggs quiet Eastern cho'e'
25n24c; Western and Michigan. 22n4c.
Cincinnati Dec. 2t-Flour active: winter patrn,
- 40NS3 20: spring patent 81 5ouS3 10 rye Hour ~ h
81 81 Wheat quiet and NJ changed Corn active at love-
prices: No mixed nc No 3 do 2GT2Btac; mixed ear
2isa26c Oats quiet and steady: No mixed 2o'tc' No
white .O2c. Pork steady: pork. - so clear mes
80 10 family. 50 10 Lard steady; steam lear oc ker'
lard. 5ic; prime steam. 52Oc Bacon frm loose snyui
ders Sc loose rib sides. 5c loose short clear s
5'sc; box worth .c more Dry-saed meats s''any
shoulders Ic; loose short rib tssc. loose shor,
clear sides 4sc box worth .c Eggs quiet
and easier fresh lie Whiskey quiet and steady sales %
bbls at 81 %
Philadelphia. Dec. 2i-Four-Buyers as usual al ms
of the year holding on and prices are aIgey
nominal Wheat-Owing to the holiday feeling nothihs
doinh here: prices nomlnally unchanged Corn-Marke
neglected and wholly nominal at yesterdays prices Oats
Marker dull with free offerings at former
rates; futures neglected and nominal; No white De
cember 23t.d24c. January. 23Ad24i.c February. 2tp
2iisc March. 2fi1n2Jc Bu'er-Du creamery extra ,h'
prints extra wholesale, &c; do obbing 2su'c Egg
quiet Pnnsy ania fsts 23c Western do. &c sugar
quiet and unchanged Other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25

Market closed quiet and steady unchanged 10 points
decline with yesterdays closing prices Trans
terrible notices $50 Total sales 1G 2W bales. New
York receipts 1913 bales gross. 2"ii bales; for
bales sales 1865 bales; spinners I'll bales
stock 100 16s bales. Total receipts to-day. All
bales week l2I. 800 bales Exports to-day
Great Britain TO- i3s bales Continent 1890 bales nus
Britain 2i.SlS bales: France, oSD
bales Continent j3 90 bales stock 1o1c2l haes spot
steady and unchanged: mddng upland. SIC: md
ding Size bales. including VS bales SPIN
ming 100 bales
cabes-Spot cotton easier. but not quoiably
lower: sales 10000 bales; speculation and export 80
bales: bales receipts ts0 bales Amer
lean Mddling uplands i3d; futures opened
Esd advance closed steady at points
December lbs December i2lb; Jan
February 42ib February March i.lb. March April
i2ib April May 421i2s; May-Juns. Ids, une-July
422i.b; August 4232h August Sept ember i22i2b
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. easier but not quotaby lower 'Ipths
dull
COFFEE-The volume of business was again Eight and
changes unmportant Trading LEGAL. Later months
were generally neglected Deliveries much heavier
The close Hamburg quiet December. '2.o Pigs,
January II 80 pigs February 70j0 pigs: March Io2'
pigs cables steady 1900 refs for No .,
exchange quoted 332 receipts. Zoo bags Tor Two
the United States 11O" bags and for
Europe a Rio. 22luo0 bags. Santos receipts
IL 600 bags stock at santos $500 baSS'
market quiet at 900 refs. iavrc-Sales Cow bags
III others Unchanged closing barely
steady; December 81 80 francs January. $3.50 francs;
February SO francs; March. $3.50 francs.
Contracts closed quiet AT 4 points decline sales were
bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
Railroads..
smsMio.'s oREATEsT RAILROAD. d,
NETWORK
CENTRAL
e. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central station. 42d Street.
$3.50 A. ,i.-Except sunday. Empire state Express
M Nias nn' Fails 5:55 r. H.
0:3O A. M.-Daily. Fast Mail For Poughkeepse. Al
bany, Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1890 4. M-Escept sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
portant New-York state points: r c,,cn.
100 r. M.-Daily, Southwestern Limited For Sinc"'
natl. Indianapolis and 81 Louis ,,..,. r,a,s
loo T. M-Daly. Chicago Special for Detroit. Sis'e'
ZERO snS lesa% as Sunday IVES, Point Poushkep
Albany. Troy. Saratoga ,,., ,,u. p.,o,,
4,3O T. M-Day. North Shore Limited Due De"o'
$40 A. NJ. Chicago. 4:30 p NJ ,..., Ad,rcr.
dack Mountains Montreal. Buffalo. Niagara az, y,
Cleveland Toledo. Detroit. Chicago. chc'h"""' o.
6:25 p M-Daiy Troy Saratoga. Plattsburs Burning
ton St. Adams and Montreal. u,o NIAGARA
7;3OP M-Daly. For Rochester b1n nns Cnicsso
O.OOP. M.-Daily Carries sl'enlng car pan. AK
onl" for points Fall Brook Ry. via Lyons ~"'
OI5p M~Daiiy for Syracuse. osweso. Water rsmn
Ogdensburg. Buffalo, Niagara fal,s' - ~ Can.
Toledo Chicago; and except SATURDAY ''' '"'
1910 NIGHT-Thrare train for Chicago aad sxceo
points New-York Central every "'s"''
D:OG A. NJ and a.:s5 p M-Da!ly except sunday 70
Pit,sned. via Harlem Division; and the Berk
O:15 A. M.-Sunday only. to Pitsheld anu '"e 800
sh' NIL. , MiG HiH i'1 TRRiNs TO YoSKERs
IAN night trains between i5oth-s'. sna viii
Putnam Division. far as Yonkers " INNING al
the Elevated Road This Is the only ""e ''''
Wagn r Palace cars all through trains
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand Central s 5, pn
-ti3 Broadway "a Park Place 2s, ALB Broad%Sy 81 @
broadway 2a coumbnsssSyss Ms s Futon
e. and ioe broadway. IL. d.. Brooklyn. ,.. vss,
Baggage checked hotel or residence py 'he "e'
10Y Jof1N TX M for T"eS' GEORGE II. DANIELS.
'0i'> c,n w Nsnagar Genera Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
r.t.poprAN PPoDI-CE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. - 3:I5 p. n-Beef-extra Linda mess.
a rs Ga. prime lrin al as ei
mess Western fine firm al 'ds DO medium nrfh az t's
Iams--Shorf cut II to 1G H. dull at 3ss. Bacon
cumberland cut about ~ to 30 10 dull at &c short rb
about 10 81: long clear mddes. about ~ III;
and short clear middles about - 10 duli
Sd shoulders about II to Is 10 duh at 2's Lard
white, steady at AS do colored steady al 4os
Tallow-rn. city steady 2es. COtionseed oil liver
pool refined steady LIS. Rosin- Common. steady az
ls 7sd. No red winter. firm AZ 5s 2'gd; No l
Northern spring firm at Js I'd Flour-St LOUIS Iafc
winter dul at 7s. Corn-Mxed Western spot. hrrn at
1s,d for December firm AT 3s ~ january nrn az
IS nd February firm at IS 2l Hops at Lond"n-fAcihc
L ,.1sl I'D ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
RrHDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
We're with the Building department:
New buildings 800
Columbus-ave. 30 II OF s0th-st. by Alfred
Wagstaff and John f. and Eliza 9 Barstow. n
tniOn-aye for a one-story frame structure
Il 60, lesseesD ............... 40
lGjth-st : between Prospect and Union ayes. by
Kate \ Williams. Of ?72 East lG3th-st. for . two
story frame fats and dwellings. ~ 100
Park-ave q =. $50 II Of 2d-ave. Williamsbridge,
~ Frederick Weisenberger. Of No 14l Park-aVe.
for a one half story frame stable. 100
Boson-ave, 1i6 n OF Clover-st by Martha
r. I.eonhauser OF 2Oi2 Boston-ave. for two
stable. on
2i-st. 100 IT - of Avenue ID. Unionport, by
I.addey. premises, for one and
ne stable. 80
80 n OF Westchester-ave.
I'nionport. by Jacob Sohl. OF corner West
and Virginia for one-story fran.
42a-st. No 23 West rear. by jules Weber. or III
West 42l-si, a one-story brick workshop. 1000
Forest-ave s. 30 II Of l6lth-st. by George
Trenberger. Of 612 East l3Ith-st, for three -
story brick enements OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sVO
Alterations
I5.l-st n $ % IT = Of Merose-ave. by Frederick
and Marie Gambel. Of GjI East l53i-s 10 a one
story frame and ................. 100
University Place. No 70 and No ~ East 14th-st.
b Downey. of % East 50th-st. 10 "a hve-
basement brick factory .............. 200
S2d-st I37 and 1879 West. by Emily X Marcus
and Minna q Loewensten. Of IL East 15h-st to
. hNe-sOry brick mats Joo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Adams Rachel NJ and Frank r. TO William
Newkrk No / t53 AmsterFam-ave % years 81
Same TO Henry & fead!sston ct a. same property ~
Ailigisr Mary 4. to Twelfth ward Savings Bank
W Rathgnte-ave - IT n OF lI2d-st year. J.
Best. william TO Kate \ wethern. No 3s3 Canal ~
Barnett ar Max to Mary f brnckerhon. No 5i2 %
nerse. charles l. and wife 70 charles Barker,
50 Il W Of New-Iiaven Rairoad-ave 2 years.
Clark. Eliza c. and Francis A 20 solomon Mehr-
back n W corner Tth-aye and l2oth-st year. 10
Carpenter Phebe end Henry H. to Mary simp-
Cruinhe Ann +. TO trustees Of Henry schmidt.
G5ih-sf. 200 # e Of 2l-ave, years. -. .
Same Ia Catharine X Swain. same property,
carew. sarah T. to Richard Williams
Freund. sophie. To Frederic Mdelebrook No ~ .
and - now,y year t%o sas;er 10 sinh %
Avenue Railroad Company. SIS 0sth-st. % II Of ,o-
risehsr. Har yy.' ami wife to solomon il Koin
4th-st 2li3 # Of Avenue y. years %
snna 10 Samuel Harris corner Madson.ayc
FLYNN NJ J. 10 Patrick II McCovey. sth-st
Goldsmith. Mayer t. Theoicre IIaussner and VIE
W i5dlh,st., lot 100 and " y 72l map OF Mel .
Hamm Lesley and husband to Reuben Grunauer.
corner lexlns,9a-aye and ii7th.st years ?
surnnce Company. n iG,h-st. 1910 IT Of 49,
Same to Jacob Hrsch same property . months ~
Jacques MARY T. to Harlem SAVINGS Bank
Melrose-it PAIN q Of courandt-aye. var,
I. a,tcheI No i2s East Ilth-st years........ H.
Kitchen. Katharine T. and Andr'w. to stephen
Duncan; Brook-ave' ioii II Of li6th-s'.
Same to John an Encch c Bell same property
Levin ho" Henry. and wife to Harry Fischei
corner Orchard and Hester SITS. years. ,..,,.. s.
q Rosanbla,, No los west ieo,h"st years o 10
Lawson. Daniel u. TO Title Guarantee and Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
HAY AND STRAW.
Receipts a; New-York Tor week ending December -;
"
sOrTHERN COTTON Markets.

Galveston Dec 2i,'oiton easy middling. l,i,c, ~
md iling .-l6c: good ordinary Bile and efuss
rroipfs ia hnies exports coiswise io tai"s sales
bales; spnners 100 bales. stock. ~. 800 bales.
Norfolk Dec 2i'otion guiri middiing I'sc low mo-
ding 1lCc good ordGly, uS.c net and gross receipts
bales; exports the Continent siD bal coasi"iHe
40 bales. seles. ai2 bales stock JtO1 bales. 1870
Ne..-Orlcans Dec. "a. Cotton sradirr, good middlns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-Ycrk. foot " chamv-s's'.
- follows Ave minutes earlier from West 23c-st.
A.nA a, M.-NestlDa!ed ENpress Daily for WaNer.y.
J'UU Bnghamton. Elmra Buffalo, bradford. Janice
town. Meadvi.le and the west Pail.s Co. 70
Buffalo -,
$50 tit Mv ts eSsaaus %'f Rs
TAO A NJ, Chicago 5:35 +. NJ Seepers TO Chi.
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati DINING Car
H.OO A.. M.-Buralo V-stbulsd Express Daily, arrives
lou Buffalo 1870 4. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit. Chicago and the Wet, 49,
O.iS 4. M.-Nia Chautauqua Lake and Niagara tA.s
O'fC Daily. Sold train 70 chicaso Sleepsrs TO buf-
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati p.rins car; ~, :.
TICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
j ACCOMMODATIONS at H. 2ei. iol and 957 Broadway
1876 East o5th-st, Chambers and West 23d ST. ferries
New York. 96 Broadway and s3S Ful,on-s' BrooNyn o
Hudson ST. Hoboken. and Jersey CITY station. Erie
Transfer Company car. Tor and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25

\ Lice middling i3-IGc. low mlddng 9-i6c; good
ordinary 7hc receipts i6.5Gs oaies: gross ~ Tvs
bales: exports Great Britain. $3.50 bales: Continent
I.Io3 bales coastwse ij5 bales. sales $3.50 bales
stock. 1874 VI5 bales
savannah Dec 2l-Cotton quiet but steady; mddlingi
lllGc low midling. ne not and gross receipts fs
bales: the Continent 11.VlI bales; sales ZS'
bales; stock or "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25

Company . st Nichoas-ave at centre line !, 600
14sth-s closed. year ..... ;:....' - - ~
Lutiens. Frederick. to James VI Went snd 40 ooO
McKeown NARY l.. Antonio Orlando No % . oo
Mulberryst. 1925 parts year. ;,nr f.,
Emigrant Industrial Savings BANK y" @io--'- : 200
Nv, West ,h-s Roa g sra Ellen to john Miller
$ Of I5sth-st. IGo fl Of Boulevard veal ''"
Marie Peter the Ravens Relief Fund society "a ooo
Of 37h-st 1872 n OF 2ih,aVs; ,,S Ses' hank
brooklyn No 1913 Lberty-st and Nos io 20 ~" -, 900
Greenwch-st 3 years :....... ~ '
Paiten. VIM s. to Title Guarantee ana 'rus' w. u 900
No O3 Waverley Place, year - ~
Reed Mary r. ndv and trus TO Daniel u Law
son. Of sDth-st. 100 II " OF AmsterdnmaNe . ooo
ReicEsrlt ANTHONY and wife Ambrose K Fly.
n Of s7th-st. 100 IT Of Central farN q, 600
Rice Nellie 10 Helena d Acker. lot 56s, map ,oo
I'D Ward Land Improvement Co. Years -. -'''
Same to pa Ward Land Improvement CO. same o.
Rath Elizabeth /. and Catharne J 6 McPaul To-
John y HAYWARD. Of Madison-aV-, ''''l oo,
# q l32dst year year. = : nd ,;rljn. ''
10 trustees OF Frederick Billings, cor ot a., ooo
First ave l9th-st. years. 2@o'o
Squire. Seth T.. and wife 10 the tquifab- Idi-
Assurance Society ~ the tnited states. .ooo
3lst-st. ~. 10 II OF Madison-are. year "'"
Thomas. Nora G. to Catharine dAng'emoht y" . ooo
Maiden Lane. ! year. -''''
Tannenbaun Leon and wife TO Greenwich Savings 80 oo
Bank No II Bond-st. year. 49,. IV""
Nondersmth. Elizabeth ii. to the Seaihsii bann
Savings. corner Grand ana 'hrysU1 ., oo,
Wagner Peter ana Robert Wallace TO Maria
Anderson. A,nsterdam-ave ol2 n OK ''th- M ooo
Wallace Fannie NJ to C1arIs-a Marshall Lex o
ington-ave 2D5 II Of osth-st year LOW
Wett William J. TO Mali Stiehw.h. Wadsworth- $500
and lI9h-st corner years -''oo
Warehouse. Ezra l.. and wife 10 Frances SKIN
ner. executrx. about Y ~ lots D. u and I. map ot
Orrn Forlham. property at city Island ,oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAlLR0AD.

n, s.; L"Hi; , and nd Al r"int. West:
Leave New.ysrk Zoe, q Iosr,y.s,; daily for CHICAGO
go Sun 1918 night ClNtINNATi ar. LOTS 10 a.
M. 900 p m. WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. 8 a. m
Sun. 10 q. Dining Car Al 80 m. Dining Car
s3op m @1p m, ex sun, Dining Can 5OO p. M
NORFOLK, 40 a m. 'aiiy.
NEw-oRLEANS Roanoke and Chattanooga Pulma.
Sleeping Car. 3:N. sun. 40 IN sun ''~s
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Ticket Offices il3. i72 col AIS lIiO prosdw.v a
East ,.c ST., ,o ~ sGTsry y 50 fulton ST.: BROOK.
New-York Transfer Company will cali fo- ana .n.u,
A9ssRs from hotel residence to deytipation~ 'Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York December - 1895
BEEVE rs Receipts. III cars or 30 head all 'cnssned
dressed beef sides in moderate request al
6GSc per H. Latest cable advices quote American steers
steady gzGIl.c per IL. estimated dressed weight
American sheep selling 90llc and refrigerator beef
Ca ser at SQgs.c Shipments to-day the Bowie;
~ NJ Goldsmith. 325 head for j. Sham6erg
SON head Schwarzschild Suzoerger luj sheep
Morris Wednesday with lsiO quarters OF
beef for Eastnans Company and 81" quarters Tor - IL
Sherman No other European shipments reported uh'h
Saturla;.
CALVES Receipts. 10 head. Feeling aue, but stead;
ana light offerings were Pr9mpy disposed yr; ear 81
Sass no calves sold. Dressed calves slow but
steady with the exception Of little calves which were
fraction lower city dressed veas sold al IGl2c per no.
barnyard 3a4. dressed fed and Western calves
sales~J p Nelson: 80 Western calves 29a ID average
g Dillenbacf: vesls f65 H. a do. 1876 NJ. at Sc
Hume x Mullen: veals. ss n. Al s. veal IL" 10
a So - .
Halcnbec Hollis veals. III n at IS; late yester
day "a barnyarl calves. 297 ID. az 81 -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, cars or s5o mead wo
cars direct To butchers and FOR the market lncud
ing 5is Monday there -, cars on sale
,ee quiet barely steady; lambs In limited demand
Poor 70 prime sheep sold AZ s2as3 per NJ little bunch
went TO exporter SO - and OF medium lambs
1T 81 Dressed mutton slow with general sales CT
4N5c selected and extra heavy carcasses sold at 6d'
dressed limited sale at 5sGI'.c; fancy stock
saies NiIalenbeck q Hollis: lambs G3 ID
30 ~ H. So 81 late Monday IA Vermont sheep -
IL. So 10. ~ .o
Newton Il CO.. ISL Virginia lambs u 10, AT - ID -
virginia sheen dew lambs 80 IL. at 81.
s sanders: $50 Ohio sheer. y n. at 81 20 ., -,
IIcys-Receipts 169 head No sales reported N
i've weight Noinnaly 50 73n$4 for good heavy
ami medium hogs. and 81 1Oas4 - for light hogs and
Digs country extremely dun at 3i.a6c per ID