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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-01-25

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

H ss he s1' slowly The rapid decrease in the
although there wel-inormed parties who make bets
h,dsy mat ,he exports from NswYork during the newt
wsr lg'o o OF wheat a, spring wheat markets "dy
all winter 4iG "a bush last year winter 4os74
bush aganst 80 7o3 bush seaboard receipts =, Oh? bush
bush exports 100 a2i bush asans; 26ii7o bush
wsakns and during ' The atsr part Of tn session picr
declined rapidly on active LIQUIDATION 81 long wheat '2s
Day Day ihalhe net decline and at the lowest hsures for
little below 0c Chicago led the decline prices FOR May
breaking the record Late dispatches stated that the de
cisco "a some selling out by the Far clique ihe mug
drnss With the s~ sraa f de '
,sT n drnHralzaon abroad Were OK very ssi
'tle o, ne selling appeared t, be ~ short wheat &
There was an indrsase o. sCp 90 bush passage
fake estimate believed to have enana,rd from chi
ossS was pa, out to the effect that the Arsenne oop
were reported Of 1000 bush No hard Manitoba at S,.e
chicago spring sc in store fSr coKN-It
gay 81 great weakn'ss in the corn market prices Dre."
re decline om b Sn ~ str bu; a. the isy wore
weakened and as II weakened orders we're Rachel
declining iAe here and ii.e at chicago Tn liquidation
wheat and very rns r.sS ~ , , price Of oats For
eisn markets were weak and lower and Notwithstanding
say for shpma scs' the ,sV Visible " supply esnSe
h ",fy Sr'ra'e ana ne trade apparently mas co"e ~
sumption will oy.rtak. rapid Increase in the visible
supply. The olose lAal7sc net decline.
Cash corn was weak and lower No was quoted AT Janu-
by price IN The elevator 4Ssc steamer at iS.c nominal
ana 1000 bush No sold 4Itc elevator: GOJ bush Of
No . sold at 5D'.c aroat .OATS-The market
started on quiet and rather heavy In During the
Early part 81 the DAY there did to be- much
pressure 10 sell. but after midday the bears became
gessN" on the break IN wheat and and prices weak
ened sharply As lower figures touched stop orders
we're reached and there quite active selling Of long
stun on the decline The close the lowest prices u
the DAY and ta7sc loss Cash dull md
weak Buyers held IN. and OF the transactions
made ri considerable. loss In price compared with
day Sales wore 1900 bush including 1900 No 33c
store 33 .u3.c elei and 3Ii. u3ic delivered No
white quoted at 36p3G zc asked. 1860 bush track white
3Ig io'!c HARLEY Weaker. Quoted. Boatloafs G'
dbfc. No Milwaukee, and 6fdc'c for unrraded
MALT Market easier Western quoted A
SEEDS Market easy. clover quoted syas0 -. and
timothy AT 81 DU<0 40. IckWIiEAT Market easier
japanese quoted al 5+a5tc. and silver hull i1l52c.
We give Tor comparison the closing prices Of the
vlOus dly AMI Tor The cOrresponding date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

petroleum. Newyors to Msiers roc British caS'
Loss tons. general cargo. New-fork TO buehos N''''
iR0vIsIoTs.rhe market for hog products was dull
weaker to-day with the demand excepting or
Exports Of bacon and lard very liberal. .Pokk
Market dull. sa.es 200 bbs Quoted; Extra m s.ss,x
Iyf:EI'-Mark@t dull. quoted Extra mess, - Nuse a.
packet So India mess $40 gSls. bfE Ei
rag5 si5 5oasl6 DRESSED IIoGs-Market weaker. lSo-
n gpq a! SSe and hs4yy to s sn and
quoted osac :or u to 10 ~ eket asst at sase
hr' sTs'A R rs+ ws.ser IS
90. G'sa6'c rAlLoW, Market sead,er sales. -"
IGS1 s az sr prlm sea sSs Soc losing
es7ndo cl,y sass $50 res a, S;os ssnc cameSnd
81: options closed January esoc and May 'ioc Doh
ngmash ,., ,,,,,oo demand wa, reported to-day for
the better grades both foreign and domestic bu. CON,
grades we're neglected The arrvas %, ~ hsf
therc IL no overpus. We quote Carolina and Louisiana
to ord,r ssS G o" a1 sIr 3 fa is es:ra
head Gi,GG4.c Java 3za3rsc: japan 4+g4sse, Patna.
* aRFo9T ssss suas S%n o. II: "a. sugar m.rk.
is unchanged there is hardening tendency largely
sympathy with the continued hrmnsss abroad sy.rs
would purchase freely a, current prices ne sellers nave
ideas 3sc Tor spot cenrfgas although me last
ss a.nr mo,e money owing 10 the light movement OF
The new crop Il cuba and the probability that there will
very en sr@ r1 isa 81 Gi ss s &c.
2Nc molasses sugar " test we note sa,ss
bags @enrifea basis o6 3lGc. cost and freight. and
100 bags moasses sugar ~ test Z.se' eS snip me
arr unchanged according to public cables cane being
called steady with Java quoted at lis ana isir refining
quoted at ss increased number Of orders FOR
refined were placed today many %, , mem ors
for refined Is firm position win Indications
pointing SOM advance IN me near Iur 'E Eran 20
Tn. point made that inasmuch as our market followed
Europe on the decline It Is more than fair to follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
TIE TRADE IN CuIcAGO.

Ctieago Jan II 1SpeolaD. Wheat today broke about
TWO cents bushe and closed without any rally. II
elimination Of depression slowly growing several
weeks largely lack Of speculation. There
were several thing to precpi;ae todays break
by few local professionals Phillips Tina and Ream.
The decline underway stoploss orders did he
JIisc sold between 5I'sc and 55a.c and
closed az 5j'sc There Increase passage Of
$1,000 bushels Gables weak private cables weaker
than the public Export caances light about 225.
1p bushels. There wss just poor cash demand as
decrease IN thu visible. O2O,O bushels but hat the
"Nplcia' ion. IL t-serapnel Toledo the
ab1NS bushels of wheat in the burned seNator there.
1D hv bushels had been cred In good enough
luon 10 go back into the visible supply The liquidation
today was largely Western. the short rllng local.
The put prices wer" protection an the market
easily gong through the weekly put price. although
iaIdfids- made an Effort 10 protect H.
Western holders suffering The price dropped lAe
and closed weak. May opened 1sc sold between t.sc
AMI toA-c ard closed iji.c Com shippers were dis
Outraged AT the failure nh Gales East although
There was dscouraging decrease IN the local STOCK
A6d 600 bushels and large Increase In the 'sible lct-
600 bushels Receipts go The estimate Tor To-
morrow. 2Go There precisely such situation
take It's losses old lime long lines Nay opened ~
:0sc sold between 30sc ard 2.Ssc and closed az 'se
There hogs the yards by looOp than ex'
pectedijOO instead & ~ 600 the estimate for toor
selling by packer The heaviest seller OF me day
n Kansas city packer. who has been peisstehty
bush lkc everybody els" weS ~ the rive, fro'stns
we're affected hy the q, al.zaon In eIan 10 ~ prei
35c. lard &c. ribs. l3c 49, -, .,,.
curb puts May wheat wer. a"c. calls. soses
Puts Oh May corn i5,.c. calls. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
THE COURTS.
"A VICTORY FOR THE SUGAR ~ r,r
,,,,, GOVERNMENT DEFEATED IN A SUI ''
srPREME COURT.

,ropv FOR THE SUGAR TRUST
,ovrpyMENT DEFEATED IN A SUIT IN i"N
SUPREME COURT
,,.r,or Ian. 21-The important case OF 'he
,-ni,ed states against the +. G. h.Is" .,s Gov ,h.
, concealed from the Court OF Appo W
rh,rl Circuit involving the coIs" ,,, T., 80
,..lditv OF the Sherman Anti - rr,s, w.s
s,ect 10 the operations OF the I-uo5 S,.,os
dscided in the Supreme Court oi w -, ,ho c.
today adversely TO the co"'e 49,, circuit, Cour,
eminent The suit begun Ia ,,t ona ,o
ern' -. D,s,r,ct of Pennsylvania, ana was
lo' '',' 800, the defendant companies-the
,r,oo, Sugar Refining COMPANY 'n' H. -
knight Company. the fia c,,ro,,, a,d ,ha
tho Snreckels Sugar Rel'"''s n -, 49,
Delaware Sugar House-'o "a. co.. No. Nd cornoro
'v 80, s,ocks OF the last four named corpora
"hio" INC -, "a the American Company, through
to''s VIZ 800, ir In exchange for American
49, - ,ock on the ground mat the irahsac-
49,, o 4, violation OF the act OF july - los"' anu
,hat I, affected a combination iii resi- amt vi "'e'
,o,o commerce The Circuit court oisihisseu 'he
So 90, me court OF Appeals affirmed that de-
ON am r,aroupon the United states prosecuted its
, q. the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Sfs ,,,,ce Fuller announced the opinion and de-
o,s,or q, the Court. After discussing the legal
.a,,rg and effect OF the term monopoly, the
onnion says in part:
u.hat tho law struck at was combinations. con-
,rscis and consDiraces TO monopolize trade and
Va among the several States or with foreign
So ,inns. but the contracts and acts OF the de.
Sn.Sants related exclusively TO the acquisition OF
s adelphia refineries and the business or
snSar refining in Pennsylvania, and bore no direct
s" '.io, n commerce between the States or with
ff;rn nations The object manifestly private
re,n but not through the control OF interstate or
t aIa;, con- uerce II is true that the bill alleged
the PRODUCTS OF these refneries were sold
ea the several states. and that al the com
an9 9s uare engaged in commerce with the sew
pan States and With foreign nations but this was
no n" more than 10 say that trade and commerce
~ M ,nanufacture 10 fulfil its functions There
nohns in the proofs indicate any intention
10 put restraint upon trade or SoninerSe ana
s9Setfed MAS not enough to entle compliments TO
a decree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
Albany. Jan. 2l.-The Court Of Appeals day calen-
OAR for is Nos. 7G. g. 49, "a. &C. 30 and 49,
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Cour,-Generai Tcrn-Reeess.
cS, pFe me Van Brrnt j.
p ssi gc M geel Isl, ss Pc. sss
1905 iScs 1870 lS es 2i S5b 1s 1896 1891 1895 1899
Ms ngase Js S9uvspeca ern-rart HAdjourned until
suprems couIi-Spesial rerm-Part nI-Before -. ].
Circuit coaT,rar, Before Patterson J-causos to be
crca cosTtai, m-Aa S5 %f@ an Wednesday Jam
': ';Ss 5a .:acn 5 IS sos s Ell
Circuit, os to,Par veiar. orc Tal Gag @niin.hed
sent from Part iii for trial Case Unfinished 10 Dc
on 10 7os Roster nai Co. z,
Nsaper2r c Coy ga1is5ss sedswc j.
Sc II M Tss : s ;c Der
Superior couri-Trial rern-rar, rInefor. Freedman
Superior court Trial Tern-Part HI-Before McAdam
surrogate Chambers Before Arnold, s.-Moon
1920 a. M: No. iooi viii Of James Barry at So
a % s SsAMs u @aed fs
reterson Rebcoca Rabbit at 1929 m Emile klinge
Surrogate Court-Trsl Terrn-Betore Fitzgerald s.
Case on; No 9G2. will o. Sarah A. Day. at 1890 A. m ;
a., Common Pleas-specisi Term-Before DAILY G. NO
Common Psas"General Ter-Adjourned for the term
Nos Ic a OK Tsr ,oao ira ,s er ,
Iic l2os. ilio 1854 1891 257. I.i. 1924. 1927 i27'
z3si Case unfinished
Common Pieas-~Tris rer-Parts II and IrI-Adourned
City cour,-special Tern-Before Fi,zsmmons J.-Mo-
So s r. s IsT ss I s E sc. ,2 s
1913 1879 ~ iSa4. is6s Clear ' '-' 1885,
& is 1 &c. s ssS soo S sla 'i ,5 '' i, iis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bgne Jsn I'll ;s , 5 last 2. sG sam a
800. sale . SO. market opened active and steady
and export grades barely steady common weak closed
steady Or sSs9 sse s ss Fs % s gs TO so
butchers 81 s5gst ~ oxen common 10 extra - 2Sgss:
bulls strong at e. srSn ~ FAIR COWS strong a,
s. Soass sockers and FEEDERS dun s. iogsa go Veais.
Receipts last - hours 1900 head; total for
ss ss' , isT Or SANG % ' on ssi.
100 market opened slow for hsa grade ana a nan,
Der q all nds nnsd ,aE and mesum .as 20 a'n ss.
mTslrIe 2sas, &c. god MEDIUMS 81 sogSi 81 choice
heavy s. S3as+ 40 roughs 81 5oas3 20 stays sSa So -
wnk ' y, "c c"nssnei through 100 to New-york.
20 loads unsold lambs 81 ocusi 90 extra. S. fair
to good s. l5as so % fair 50 7?ast m I'D
sheep good to os g Sgs % no, g1m s'Psl to ,a s
Union stock Yards. chicago Jan 2l-caitle- Receipts
..ep o So .os So s9ockcrs and feeders s. 2SGss s
and bulls 81 2'gss =; cayss s. s$gsS o. H0ss or
Common heavy sias4 30 Common TO choice m m S
8 SaS ps 49, Sass 70 sssips head
ket nrin inferior TO choice Sass s5 lambs So 75as' 90
cepts 252s head market steady loc higher native
steers The ta range On Tesa, vac - cgsS 40 mos,
81 iosss 2, native steer. 81 - missd 81 iSgsl 50;
% eiS s,csdv Thu bulk Of the sales We're between
saas. d, Which Was the range on fair to good mixed
lots. sh! a at sSaSs os pigs and com:
market quiet. supply light; native mixed s-'oas9 %
East liberty Jan 2-cat,le Receipts liberal; market
slow with prices 10 to 2oc lover on all grades Prime;
$ Co. So sir sS, steers s. sogss h stosseTs g %
50 ~, fat COWS and heiirrs e. sss - s. ,os, ts pe
dum Phsdelphias 81 aoasi 80 hes, f9rkrIs sSg
81 Is sh"~p supply light: market opened 5c higher than
ss week eSra 50 cogs S god ; snSs 10 50 .o5
81 co. common to falr lambs. 81 S5g>a 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

N.r.e, ... sol i.,.f. -t..I. o. 'H ptrfs I. .r~
compared vrh -a.prii,'. .0r.as rr..- f.'-
N.p-l.. f.. ..,. f...s avg s,,nrii' ns
rs oincl,Iy reported o.. o.rsump'on az tales 81.
'eie l'' ra.~-. ...'. .'- N''s. fi.', ,'Df at" mI
alag Dr..r "a. rlI..t Guf O.. s.l.h 's rn.
f- .o..r... ~ u.-. sl.r. go ba.'7. '.n'.n.f'
3Do, i.... G.'tf Erf'r 10 bale Trance. -" D." "'
bale. .f,. iss O1' h..r Total i~' pl' e'pe l. aif
~ s-G l.l.r ffl- g.. fif N"e~. 'V'sN it". Esir.-
..l.,. '.fc.' hrf44n. ."l .i.'. france. 80 tt-,.
'.ftf. ~ .,'t5 ll.- Ii.' - ii- N''h '''.''
sn jpG,5 tsi.-. f,r.~ i42i7 h''~' continent. -'l''
I.ttrs. ..,.i. f"firUf ha''r
Li,-.,.! ,.i. -io ,,,.on ACHE. safes - -" ta->
ti..ruiafrr lri ',ior'. i"s' t1~s. fu't ~. 80"
t',.-- r.,,irf.. I3,sr, ia..- American 1900 bales
iri.ln 4p..nis 81 Tuur-. ,i~r~I ar.i a. prac-
'fr.t i.eil deal. ,llf'd 1r't "td s.hf 80 = l"t
~ do .iln I.nlart. 2'i- January Frhnaf'. 19is.
I'-arf.r,-NsrH 2G.- M'r.h Aprh @'1i'. Apri Ma.
3sts Nlt.fIf- 3p.s i.n" JUS. Dr'ss. July August,
api.h AuEu-' Pf-. -sf~nh'' I ,i~f 1nsh.
O..,,- vrfn.er 3psi %. N,t'ub~r. 3iO. MAncies'~f
Vans quiet. c.Ofht .'4ll
COFFEE -iriifl.n in ih~ market "a- = small vol
the tui.iel f"'l mr. winch WIS mHnifrs"d last
..-k srtn n.s.ff.d f-~if Irr~r 10 - points
during morning M wholly 20 fr ln0Jorry - fhr
lls 49,. ~ iia.tr ~" Es.angr Tire f~"iHs 10 s,u"
'ufs making NOR" Roadway un"ss ;lr"isn markets
an opposite track supplies air abundant and the
decline. Keen arg". Will" the visible supply shows
.,.,i,n g f'l'ur~- Afternoon trading nghi
mai rI ynr caused slight reaction Kp 90
r.s o., fur ~ = cU hange i0h receipts i'Nr
.ae. stock 1rSvp bags market hrfn. santos ~, f'lH
taes Cleared from RIO steamship Imperial Prince" Niih
~ Wo tars and rom santr Ilssei. WIN iJvp hns-
Hamburg dosing steady "a, lHl. pig advsn"~ January
pigs iIasfc clo-ng January &, March ~ france AVrl
/, .lf~mhet $50 ffar"r. followed by additional sales
thereafter AZ = nnnc advance.
Contracts closed barely steady IT 31o points advance
fr di,an' inon,hs and unchanged points lover On
u.n-. Sale II Osb bags. fo,lpHs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS

tJyertol Ian q 3 u .. m.-Beef Extra India mess
s,1y M ,Os prime steady Mt ga I'd Pork-Prine
mes, Western me steady at 5,s I'd do medium seeay
n, IA I'd IIamsShOr cui. about II TO ID 10 STEADY AT
a. ~ Cumberland about 2s 70 80 ID nrm AZ
lI.a about ~ 10 SIS; long and short clear mid
ahout 81 dull 3is. Shoulders. about IL 10 IL
NJ sta,l, 81, 3os Cheese finest white and col
,r.I easy nj 50s. Taow Prime city nominal Cotton
p.nrln. nrm al Ills 6l Rosn common steady a. 50 VI
ard-Prime Western spot. dull at Jas 6i Wheat No :
r@I v,nter dull = red spring duh at Us Id
Flour 81 Louis fancy winter steady AT IS ~ Corn
uixsJ Western spot dull Is led. January duh AT
a III. February dull - Id. March duh az ~ I'D
Hons AT London Pacific coast firm at2 5sa3 Receipts oi
uLn,t for the last week. from Atlantic ports. I'll so
from other sources 1900 qrs Receipts of Am.r
can corn ;Or IA. last week. 100 qrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.


Washington. JAN 2l.-In the United States su-
preme Court to-day the following business was
transacted:
No. sls. Herman sparf ami Hans Hansen, plain
the Circuit Court for the Northern District OF Ca-
torna. Jucsmen, the defendant Hans Hansen
versed and remanded with directions to set
aside the verdict as 10 the defendant Herman Sparf
and award a new trial 10 him.
No. l5l William stuart. plaintiff In error ast.
for the Eastern Dstrct of ms
ment reversed the costs Of the pl1intn in error
nent ana for further proceedings
No. 52. Henry {. Rouse, receiver. etc. appellant.
CIrcui, Court o. Appesis for the Eighth Circuit
Dismissed for the want Of jurisdiction and cause
remanded to the Circuit Court for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Missouri
40. sis. The Postal ,Telegrraph Cable company
etc. In TO the Supreme Court OF the State
OF Observation-Disclosures affirmed with costs and
The Chief Justice also announced the following
orders of the court
:, No 5l2 James COnnors plaintiff in error, agt. the
United States.-ResG5 omitted by f. T. Wells and VI.
J. Taylor for the plaintiff in error. and by Assistant
Atorney-Ge General Conrad for the defendant in
Davenport.-Subrnitted by Assistant Attorney-Cien-
eral Dodge and Felix Branngan for the appellant.
No. 55i. the Jniied states. appellant. agt Mervin
Il Converse. Appeal from the Court Of Claims
Dismissed on motion Of Sohcitor-Generdl Maxwell
No. no George Andrews. appellant agt benjamin
Swartz Sheriff etc.-SubIntted by George NJ. ship
man for the appellant and by William A. Stryker
for the appellee
No. 72S The Postal Telegraph Gable Company.
p,aintin in error: agt. the Mayor and CITY council
mitted by Thomas c. Hayes and W. 8. Bryan. Jr..
in support Of motions, and by George II. Bates In
opposition thereto
No 1872. Lucien Baker. appellant agt. Samuel ~
Wood. ct s.-Argue1 by II. ~ Teller for the APP
pe.ant and Z. . WOlcoit for the appellees
No lCi. The Risfen Iron and Locomotive Works
NJ. a. Wheaton. r. J. Kierce and T.. II. Taylor for
the appellant. and by William VI. Ecces for the
appelees.
No l65. George r. Belkrap. ct al. appellants. agt
George f. Embellishments begun by Assistant
continued by j. II. Miller for the appellee.
The day call for tomorrow VIII be follows
Nos ls;. i39 1856. Is7. les iC9 10. A. IA and SD7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Jan. 2l.-At the wool sales to-day there
uu'n competition for the better grades Of gFeasies
ana medium merinos sold pretty freely -
~ ny's ana crosslreds received good attention from
,r nose trade and Continental purchasers. New clip
We're especially strong and deep sold very
isauy az NE hghes, prices Of the series and faulty
Iar,r's continue To drag somewhat. The sales to-day
ana me prices obtained follows:
Se" Sou'h wales 800 bales. secured, s.dnis 3s1
ICONS ana places s1sdnlOsd ereasies. 4a24d; locks AMI
pieces 4tgotd Queensland 3 100 bales: secured o'.da
- 10 IochS ana pieces tduls grcases. 41sdbdi l1cts
ana pieces 4zq6-.d. Nicoria4OO bales secured. sdn
Is 30; locks and pieces SD: 7.d. South Aus
tras 800 bales Rreases 407.d locks and pieces. AZ
@6ild New-Heasnd-3C bales; secured. 6'zt@ls ~
locks ana pieces bpllfd; Ressies. 5Anosd locks ana
pieces. 2.U6.d Messrs Jacomb. Son a. Co.. who con
Quoted the sales say the bidding more animated
all goods were very firm and there slight advance
the lower grades Foreign buyers bid very freely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By Van Brunt Z. J.
Mnliken Va. Lewis % Adrian Iarlln
Sprague vs. Relly-Willam l.. Findley
krecht VS. Carmnn William l. Findlev
Bank u British North America vs. Boylc-liamilton
Ode. " '
BY Andrews J.
Bodine vs. Brown-John II Judge.
Superior Court.
BY Dugro. j.
Jencks VS.. Work-Frank SchaefYer
kcrzman VS. Purdy-Chares II Truax
Rosendorf VS. Smyth--Allan D. Kenyon.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Van Brunt. J.. J.
Herman Cohen l.. Lindsey Fountaine-William II.
Ricketts,.
Common Pleas.
by Daily. c. J.
Wilbur w Thomas Foreign Reference Co.-Percy l..
Kiock
by Bischon. Jr.. J.
John w. Duncan VS.. sherman-Wiard Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

THEY MAY Buy TIE SECOND4TF. LINE.
The rumors which have been flying around Wall
Street for some time to the effect that syndicate
would soon control the Second Avenue surface line
crystaliized yesterday into the statement that
eral large Wall Street banking houses We're in
terested AMI would soon buy the road and substi
tute cable for horses. and J. W. Seligman & co.
were mentioned as being largely interested At the
office of the banking house yesterday II was said
acknowledged that an option had been secured
time ago on the property. and that the purchase
would probaby be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

Galveston Jan. Election steady: middng 3-lGc:
low mddnR. i3lGc good ordinary. i-i0c; net ana
gross receipts H. O2i bales: 10 Great Britain
52cs bales; 40 bales coas'wse, 1880 bales
gales IDl2 bales 90 bales stock 253 1888 Bale
Norfolk Jan 2.totton dun; middng DC, low ma
dlnr. 10 lGc good ordinary 3lGc. net ana gross r."
ceips. $50 bales exports 10 the Continent. 100 bacs
coastwse 49,, bales sales. l.jsi bales; stock p2lo
bales.
New-Orleans. Jan. 2i-Cott0n quiet: good middlins.
iliGc, middling. BIC. low middns ~ good odl-
nary. 40: receipts. 25S bales gross. 1881 bales
sales 4 $50 bales stock 323. 5l3 bales.
savannah. Jan. 2i.-cotton dull mddling. 3i.c low
middlng 10 lGc; good ordinary. 41c net and gross re-
crps 3Io3 bales exports coaswise. I'll bales; sales
40 bales. stock. 81. S37 bales