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Real Estate Transfers.

Goth at, a. iss W 9Th av s71ioos; william E .,
Ia, p, ave q ~; DAVID Porter to Robert
i2 9ddf 81 = i6o list iy, 751itoii; same to
sad ~ ia East; Jacob Albert to MitChonAC
III AZ sos lin = g 5Iioo, Charles ., no
sam. paop. gt e RoSsTt Barry 10 Fannie Nj
.s tST st !; 2iS ioth av 3jxsSo George Graa
s5 II H So a MS9 9Th av i7iSa Alexander
RS MSOsS 20 10. 40 map Bsrr.n farm Ford
ss4 west t' End Cop Bldg and Loan Assn to ~,
., W% n, G !" oy eth ay aSxsSs; AoIandorP
Einnsn Joseph n cam Y s3a, il, jo;:nnv
same suI props ri Jane RoOmo TO jos sand
4ist Il i nS 9Th ao1sss Joseph II Cain
. 80 . y. rs ss'sO 9Th av 5o1sss Levi Mar
u.s.. eer to Ss% S G sS' sT asis XrshSaido
Smith g Srse?ss b i1Id5 S.r; 10000
et sy Gsi " 10 WIN M Morgan s1an ~
SD St Is Esst, !oSiOGS, e1OrS II ThAyer to $500
willis Mhsf aH snsi i1an st 25iG6 Sarah BS6coE
John X.pinWali and Gno 70 VIM i Kennedy. 1900
iiaAssn and wife to carrie Faa.. $4,000
Liberty 4 I07; VIM GILMAN and wife to Allen
Ssh st IS sas 9Th s9xsse; Jos Jordan o
s ss as Ea SS To- 5o EaFS Get IF
,rSsh Ei:H,snt N ;S1iooil z.,o
How Se' ST. 5 q 90 " Elm St 25SlJO, enabodw
ed . 9. z E E. !'G sis Emma Faulkner
Mamie Faulkner :. 100
If an %'s e Sa5Gi asi SfFH f1%
to YIN Gilr0y: ,o q. man Of North v:,d $500
S!?G Hs ~ M John GsfhSFdt to
Ketcham to John BroSnAn ;.:.,;.....,:..,.. I2,eoo
Dunn to Mitchell A I Levy so27o
Eagle av. loss and map OF trsuline Con
10 Frederick sc6wS6 $500
ROSENBERG to Francis and Elizabeth candy. 1900
REcoRpKD MORTGAGES.
Brown. Ellen A, tow SANFORD Jr IS i2sthst
Rfow own Ellen l. TO RW Cooper same prop 5y5s $500
Beeser Chas W, to L Wagner ss37th st. eth
B. ss I'fI'J to Jordan s24i25 West SaiI; ~
conovor, James $, to i Life ms Co 25ths st
pSrl i1H T. to crom6s 10Th St eAvX 0
Elliott John n to R Gecks lot aa4 map Mel:
GTScs SS George to Alex Moore 5th ST. 9Th
GiiiigsS II j. to Daily News building and Loan ''''
Association. 18th 81, W Av A, nstas...... $500
GerhsrdL John to j. Kramer, VS. Brook av, Q
Ke 61s WIN IL to Boyd 9Th st, 4th iv 'V0
same to Irish Presbyterian Congregation same
M uffGE' VIM to i ii Pollock i27,h st 22s
Maher AN H. to " Moores cor list av and ioe,h '0
Mitchell Allen to Domestic and Foreign Ms
sionary society OF the z Church lU7 Liberty
nth aW yr..,.... ...,,....,. .,....'..... 1900
Regain, Annie. to Kegan, n 8 l24th ST. 4th
av 3yFs ....,..,.,..... 900
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Edward. John II. exor. to- II Demarest, rdn.. $500
Georgi utio. Rowery Bank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PresInRer John, to Hardy lOOO
RECORDED LEASES.
Brennan. Margaret to LOUIS Onasch, Morris
W. ...:..:....,. ..;,.i..:..;'.'. sL2oo
Both u yrs - ,...,,-. LOO
Doyle. Michael l. to Oscar Kress and ano. 9Th
az corner sd st Yrs $3.50
Nth St yrs ..:......,. 1850
st il yTG '..:,.,.,.,.. $500
IsS West s3d -. -. 5000
Sackett, sarah E. ct al 10 David II, Sd av.
6).5 SOth At 2)X1a 81 ................... 750
Same to Samuel RohschilI Sd av, es 4o6n G
bth st. 2lxf5. y yrs. 80
Wickb Hudah A, to Isaac Edesheimer. 6s+
Greenwich St yrs. .......,......... ........ 20
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Raitrnads.
DE N N S YLVAN MA
Raitfnads.
IbAl LIMA IL
or AND AFTER NAY IL 1870

or AND AFTER MAY IL 1891
Trsins Leave stations, foot Of DesSrsssss aSd
300 4. M"fIi" f%sf LINE for the ives. run
1sT snS s1G and sF,i s S'E cssSTs
SS So snS St hoa,s 80 ~ H nS, 1
Remove, except sunday, and Toledo. s1espt sA'ur-
1000 A. M-rHE NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
LIMITED, composed sxClusively Of Pullman vsstt
SNORING and oS"sfvstiOn Car" prssssti6s ahsnsisi
SR . f mad sTS ,o sGs
and Az the eOnysnisnses Of home or oiiioS hs.tSs
::l:stiic Iitht. Arrives Cincinnati TIO aud Chicago
SoS M1Sssf LOUIS cHlcAeo AND oINCIx:
S.v iS% to GSSGnS SSs
Hpd st L GnTi9ns ma. a 6 Nv chicago BOO
s,se r. .M.mfllB WESTERN EXPRESS for All
man vssusyl. Sleeping car New Yora to PituSurG
sSiTSniS Rafoas pinnE Ear new Yoft 10 PsiIsesi
ghia Arrives Al CINCINNATI $50 N chiosEO so
Ing. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily ox.
soc ExrEEss 5pm.n y:.asHl.
Columbus ilt r. NJ, Cleveland SIS I. N. next DAY.
% tsSGgd EFS SFT me on k.H:Ss
Cleveland aud Columbus except Saturday.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH
sss s a'sS reg. 'G&sSA EISs:s
HSio9 50 'sq u :SPSssS "a AZ
night For Baltimore only. l 90 J. NJ Sunday el9
and 80 A NJ, Z 80 90 and 800 NJ, and l2ie
night For points Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
aud Cincinnati .slespers, Dining Car. and Coaches
FOR ATLANTIC CITY 100 p NJ Through Bu6et Par.
lor Car and Day Ceachl weekday connects for
FOR Cd feins ' and Nois! ". yart fs.Ss
phiA 4 Norfolk Railroad. 30 "A daily except sun
day and 500 p daily; via Baltimore and Bay
line 2ilo r. N. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave as follows:
6;2O 20 90 4 % 90 40 90 Chicago Limited.
with Dining car and 10 10 Washington Limitedl and
II 90 A. n, IL 20, 90 2 10, 90 30 90 80 90
500 $50 90. and 90 P NJ and IL rs night 40
commodstion, ll:lo 4. NJ. 40 and 90 r " Sun:
dAyh ExpresA sis so. Q 90 uo 90 Limited and
10 90 A. N, . 90. 90. 80 8 90 80 500 and 90
T NJ. and ~ is night. Accommodation 7toP. NJ
The New York Transfer Company will call for And
check baggage from hotels and residenceb
For tins tables OF local trains apply TO any ticket
agent of the company.
CHAS. z. PCGH, j. WOOD.
General Manager General PAssr Agent
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S HOURS
To WASHINGTON
Jersey Central, Reading & BE- 0. R.R 'dS
FASTEST TRAINS
IN AMERICA.
NO EXTRA FARE FOR FAST Time.
PULLMAN CARS ON ALL TRAINS.
Engines Burn Hard Coal and Coke.
NJ uuoI, NJ ulNuEnos
By reason OF the construction OF bridge across
the schuykiIl the above named Inca under their
schedule Of May H. enabled to offer accelerated
Express Train Service between New York. Philadel
phiA Baltimore and Washington, the fastest regular
trains established upon this continent Tho fast
time rendered practicable by Of tho superior
condition Of the double track steel roadway excellence
Of equipment and elimination of atop.
Ticket ofaces-7i, 2ei. AIS. "a l,lto aud 1888
Broadway: 1877 eth av., 2s4 wost i7,,h st, and ls7
East l2Sthst
Brooklyn Ticket ofnces-+ Court st.. GEO FULTON St.
and 90 Broadway.
STATION FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.

hudSon River railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and 42d ST.. New York.
TIE ONLY RAILRoAD STATION IN THE C1TT.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS,
$50 A. NJ. FAST NEW YORK STATE EXPRESS
due at CanandaiEua $500 Buffalo s:20P ~;
0,6O A. NJ. CHICAGO vEsTIBULE LNITBD-due
1850 A. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN vEsTIBULE LIN.
ITED-due Cincinnati sos. indianapolis 1880 A. NJ
ii $50 a. N. WESTERN DAY ExPREss-dAily. OK.
sundSSs Train e.y1s on Saturdays does not
1000 r, Nj. FAST NfGiIT TxTREss-for Rochos.
ISL KHIaS NAEnT R FIJI 1Id aS Msf RHINE
BECK tk1NGSTONl. AND HuDSoN-ts3o. III 10.
4 10 A. Is 20 SS' 80 N also for PQcGh:
FOR GARRisi9 9S twksT FIJI PoiST % sS t iHgS
ESQ - 80 :55 ass 80 r. NJ
ALBANY, UTICA SYRACUSE. ROCHESTER BUF.
TROY, SARATOGA. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS. AND
M9SIKE "a l. .. 90 NJ - 80 n also Trey 90
AUBURN. GENEVA, AND CANANDAiGUA--ts: 50
III $50 A. NJ. +6 80 so 90 r. NJ. 1Tl2CO midnight
BERKsH u RI; BBfLLS VIA HARLEM DvlsIoN-'lo'a6
For TICKETS and space in Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central Station 4lS. 7s5. s42 and Broadway IL Park
asS Washington at. 1913 Fulton st. 3es Bedford
D. BROOKLYN.
westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels Ia and residences through to destination
Above trains except those leaving at 80 A. NJ. and
JouT ii: TGtGET. Gk6RSE il. DANIELS.
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent
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PRovsioSs-Lard futures were dull and prices con-
i ~ y. s w. Y 3
iorHrsgst ss5e Tor s.ptenSsE and ssde, October
spot AJd very dull sales 80 tea city at g. and 10 ties
Sr4 fiant% fSs q: SsRi
paine aud ho2 Clear s5 % cu m.s. MORE MORE
SSDS 9s5 p 5.. % some i.sgu., sales $500
.i.ets &C S .Ss. sn Sei;9
s S Si - IT, 81 u
RicEis.a saoaia.rr ssts iOr jSy Quoted; FisEi.d bel
IGss. Dressed hofs steady 4! sssss psS s.sSSc
F..i oil S5.; a d s s.n.i mac ss:s %';
te and d 4, a 'SsS rIaoT steady
ers.%sT and Slss Pr st.s d.g c te.t:s IN
full sgpPly stS,s fAg go new full cream sSt4o'c
6RlrN-Wh.at futures wero quite depressed by tho
ta "a niSsS %. ss HSi RrnE s emn' Tor
f say AS SS e. sH9s for St .s
t9r p:SslHDI, sE0ii wheat ssS G4s Gao'sa s2Tn:
400 bush SotiEera .sgol 4to7s asy sS1c
i ss.A yoas :! ss,.sS iSF N'y t ;:;s
Tor August and 1slsta'ss, for septennsr SPOT
noiasd to operate freely Quoted Western msed
ss.. :' we're %s. : s. S S% TnS
aNcGt oats were less active and paII Of tho ais al
5000 bush, Including options SO mixed Al a5@s!
sac for May, S2A 6j3c. for June, Rnd 32h s33tsc.
for July; and on :lhe spot mixed at S'GtoIse, aud
w.its. q! sSS.ie As in 1pAiityi also No. white =.
sIHas SoG@ bush ~ tCT export a. S4S toT Sc
delivery Rye quoted At 56seOc for Western, and
69Selcc for Eastern but then demand small
May. s,!te June. &c; July; sac august 80;
mixed for May 4iJc., June 4lAc; July. t2i4c.' Au
RusL 421sc.: september, $500; Oats weak No mixed
the curb "Juy wheat previous g. NC receipt Of tho
and December TO asc, but when Tho 10Y cTninent &c
port issued giving tho condition Of he winter
9. or considerably better thAp had been anticipated
August 900 and December S6c. FINAL pricoE
June. SIC. July, s6Ac. August 95|to, and Dscem
GROesElEs-C son the spot was dull and unchanged
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.FinanrfAl.
PROPOSALS
FOR
$4,000 STOCKS AND BONDS
OF THE
City Of New York.
EXEMPT FROM TAXATION.
Interest Three per Cent. per AnHUn.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will Re RECEIVED
by tho Comptroller OF the City of New YORK At his ONCE
until 800.
WEDNESDAY, THE iITH DAY OF MAY, 1880.
At O'Clock F. NJ,
when they will be publicly opened for the whole or
part OF any OF the following Registered Stocks and
Bonds OF tho City OF New York all OF which exempt
from city and county taxation to wilt
S55O.OO DOCK BONDS OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
payable Nov 1920 Interest payable on the nrst day
OF May and November In each year.
s2l27oO CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK, known a. "Schoohouso Bonds for the
purchase OF school sites for the Common Schools Of
the City OF New York payable Nov. l. 1908. Interest
payable the rst day Of May and November in each
year.
Sl7ssoo CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK for the acquisition OF land adjacent to the
Washington Bridge on the east aide of the Harlem
River. Principal payable Nov. l. mo Interest pay.
ablo the hrst DAY Of May and November in each
year.
The proposals. should be enclosed in scaled envelope
endorsed Stocks and Bonds OF the Corporation of the
City OF New York" and each proposal should also be
enclosed in second envelope addressed to the Comp
troler OF the City OF Now York.
For full Information see City Record. -
THEu. W. MYERH
Comptroller.
City OF New York. Finance Department,
Comptrollern once, May !, lSon
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OHIO SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
1872 Broadway, New York May @, 1890
To THE INCOME BOSDHOLDEkS OF
THE OHIO SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY
majority OF the bonds have been deposited with tho
Central Trust Company under the plan OF your com.
mittse. in exchange for the General Mortgage per
cent bonds the frst coupon Of which paid May
Tho same basis Of exchange, carrying May coupon Is
offered to tho holders until MAJ 20 instant after which
time the coupon due May Wall not be attached 10 the
bond and further exchanges will only DO made upon
such conditions as may lie imposed by the company.
HENRY GRAVES. Treasurer
CORRECT INFORMATION on stocks; reference nysp
" AddTssS J. y. HENRY, 22o 9th Az, New York city
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MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Reorganization.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Holders of the few outstanding per cont and per
cont Bonds and Income Bonds who fail to deposit the
same before decree OF sale is issued will be debared
from all benefits OF the Reorganization Agreement OF
Nov. II 1889.
There is very small percentage OF tho stock out
standing ~ per cent having been deposited and
holders OF such outstanding stock ARE AGAIN kOTl.
FLED that the sale OF the morgaged premises will ex
tnguish the value OF all non asserting stock
Holders OF subscription receipts TO the SpSoOnoOo
fund may AT THEIR OPTION, pay tho remaining e3
per cent on said certificates called payable Juno l.
and have their certificates stamped full paid Interest
on the % per cent will be allowed until June 1894 At
the rate OF For cent. per annum
FREDERIC Il. OLCOTT.
JOEL r. FREEMAN,
HENRY w. POOk,
HENRY bulge. fCohMlTrEE
COLGATE HOHT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
Ii. j. DE MAREZ OVENS,
IT, = ELLIS, Secretary
81 Wall ct
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tations. Railway honda continue active and
strong. The features were Hooking Valley IS,
Iron Mountain So. Iowa Central lsts, Laclede
Gas Co. lists, Mobile and Ohio generals, n. Y,
City and Northern eds, Atchison Kansas and
Texas, Reading, Rio Grando Western, st. Lou
Is, Arkansas and Texas, Texas Pacific, and
Wabash lssues. The more important net sd-
Sanses were In Atchison AZ, y cent, to
s6k; Hooking Valley 6s,, l. to Ss; Iron
lists, \. to. 90; Laclede Gas lists. y, to 81;
Mobile and Ohio generals, ~, to 63H; New
York City and Northern Ids. y. to 81 v; st.
Louis. Arkansas and Texas lsts, =. to 97A, and
Ads, =, to 32h; Texas Pacific lists. =, to 06A,
and DDS. =, to 44's; Wabash r. II, Ids, a. to
S31s, and debentures 3 j., = q cent, to "a =
Wabash r. Il 1Rts declined a q cent. to 1902
and Wisconsin Central incomes, + cent, to go.
In bank stocks so shares OF Bank OF America
sold at al, so shares OF Bank OF Commerce at
2i9, so shares OF Manhattan at 1913, aud 25
shares OF Western National at Ill.
Silver bullion certificates for $4,000 ounces
sold at l059l05h.
Money on call nomlnally 2 cent. Time money
a little ilrmer at Ar = cent. for 30 days and =
cent. for six months on approved Stock En-
change collateral. Commercial paper quiet.
Tho best double-nRme paper is quoted at 5 10
i a cent. and prime single name AT GOT cent.
Sterling exchange uuie; Posted asking rates
4AS5 for long bills and t4.S7 for demand. Ac.
tual rates are t484@$4.S4A for G0-day bills.
1880 81 &c., for sight drafts. and Si.S6A for
cable transfers.
To-days offers to sell United States bonds to
the Government aggregated $3.50 900, OF which
1864, 900 were "a at l22 and $4,000 were 4Iss at
1881. All were accented.
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MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
Reorganization.

NOTICE.
Tho repaining 05 PER CENT. upon cor
tincates of subscription to tho d q. eco. coo
fund IL hereby called duo and payable at tn o
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK ON MONDAY. JUNE 9, 1890,
when INTERIM CERTIFICATES will bo
delivered for the NEW PER CENT. 1ST
MORTGAGE BONDS.
Tho certificates OF subscription will be
stamped FULL PAID" and Will thon
only call for Preferred stock. to be deliver
ed when issued.
Payments will be received
in cash, or in 2 per cent.
First Consolidated Bonds
at par and accrued interest
to June 8, 1890.
STOCK.
THE THIRD INSTALLMENT OF AS.
sEssMENT ON THE STOCK REPRE-
SCENTED BY REORGANIZATION GER.
TIFICATES Is HEREBY CALLED DUE
AND PAYABLE ON THURSDAY, MAY
go, 1890. AND THE FOURTH AND
LAST ISSTALLMEET OF SAID As
sEsSNENT is CALLED DUE AND
PAYABLE ON FRIDAY. JUNE go, $50.
SAID PAYMENTS TO BE MADE AT
THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
FREDERIC II. OLCOTT.l
JOEL f. FREEMAN,
HENRY w. POOR.
HENRY BULGE, }covurrrpp
COLGATE HOYT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
HIDE AREZ OYENS,l
q. s. FILLS. Secretary. 54'wall At
NEW YORK May q 1890
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cfinanrial.
SHELBY MANUFACTURING
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.

THE SHELBY MANUFACTURING
AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, OH
CANNED APRIL I. 1890. own the entire
site of the City OF shelby Alabama. Said property
consists of about 500 acres
Until very recently the City of Shelby has been con-
Quoted close corporation by the Shelby Iron Com
pany.
AT tho hrst and only OF lots at which the public
had chance to purchase about 10 acres wero sold in
lots. realizing S220,OOO One third of this amount
paid for by purchasers in cash and the remaining
two-thirds In interest bearing notes running aud
two yearA secured by mortgage on tho property
In order to enlist more outside attention and assist
ance to It's diverse interests Tho ALABAMA COAL
AND IRON COMPANY, the present owners OF the
Shelby properties have decided this land to separate
company. the Shelby Manufacturing and Improving
Company, capitalized at 10000 shAreE par value of
500 each, and have allowed tho same to be offered
to tho public for subscription desiring to devote them
selves exclusively to their iron interests
The undersigned therefore authorized 10 oer for
public subscription on "WEDNESDAY AND THURS
DAY, May u and IL, 1890 THIKTY THOU.
SAND 10000 SHARES SHELBY MAN
UFACTURING AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY AT SEQ PEk SHARE
subscriptions will DO received at the Offices OF W. g.
Gurnee, Jr. Co. Union Trust Company building 81
Broadway. and r. j. GoodhArt / Co, ~ Broad st
Subscription blanks can DO ObfAued at either Office
Tho value OF tho above mentioned shares can DO
readily seen by the following computation;
Cash realized At sale $40 900
Notes secured by .............,.. 10000
Estimated value Of houses hotel Ac....". 10000
SBOo, 900
On basis realized for the first 20 acres one readily
SEQ how very favorable tho prospects arc with the
naming B. 40 acres Tho entire property with its
assets will cost only S8OO,OOO. including among its
assets the cash notes aud buildings above enumerated
The undersigned reserve the right to reject any sub
ScrIptlOn or reduce tho allotment thereon.
~ R,FH
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RIORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD $ :. co.'s -
~ SHORT ROUTE To- LONDON AND CONTINENT
Steamers SAT frSm P, PFC foot G4 q "a 81 ioboksn
hler Wed; MsyI+2P Ems Sat May q, ~ 4. NJ
kAaIe Wed, Nav. IL "a. NJ EIne sat, May 81, SP n
First cabin. 500 and inward a berth, according 70
W." OkLRICHs 4 co. . Bowling Green
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Silver balance SIG 735 42s. against Slss325II last
Saturday. Deposits III national banks $23.7Isres
against S27o+ 80 last SATURDAY Bonds to such
deposits S2Js $500.
Money in London 1902 "a cent. The rate Of
discount in the open market for both short and
three months bills is % y cent. Tho amount
otbullioniwithdr awn from the Bank OF England
on balance to-day was 100000 Paris advices
The statement OF tho Imperial Bank OF Ger
many shows an increase in specie OF 0,540.U00
marks.
Chairman F. P. Olcott Of the St. Louis.
Arkansas and Texas Reorganization Commit
agreement of Dec 16. 1889. will pay six months
interest due May I, 1890, on the new 100 yoar
gold certificates represented by reorganization
certificates. namely. $1,000 on $1,000 OF princi-
nal. upon presentation Of said certificates at
the office OF the Central Trust Company.
The sales OF mining stocks at tho New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day W. ra followa.
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EASTPORT, CALAIS, ST. JOHN. HALIFAX
MAINE sTEAMSnIP LINE.

Tho only direct line to axe city. Mass and Port
land Me connecting at Portland with all railroads AND
steamship line, for Har Harbor. uld orchard, Poland
springs White Mountains kocklani Bangor Emtport
Steamers sail every Wednesday and -Arurday at T. 81
from Fer ~ East River tout Of Marx New York
Por further information apply TO uorAuo HAL agent
At he nil
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The transactlons In bonds on the Stock FIX
change this week foot UP S21.7 i. 900, par value
OF which $55490 were of the new Issues OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas and the st.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railway Com
panies.
The receipts from internal revenue for tho
week were S4,573. 53l, and from customs $4.lOO.-
l46. total OF sS,673677, against SS299 1875. last
week, and making the total receipts since July
/. $3l9.649.815.
,Ssuonai oanS note eirGiuiatipn outstahulng'
demption $1.3S5975; amount reissued $780,
$50. and destroyed $5S7.5S4. Balance of deposits
in the Treasury to redeem national bank notes.
$780, 20.067 decrease. as compared with last
week. Of $52l.Ss4.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last Saturday as follows:
Nays KIvlO
sold Slsa472sSs Sse $50 IS
Legal ,................ 6SS7. SS5 1eln ll3
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New York Markets.

Tho total transactions wers 8. 100 shI
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Final sales compare with those OF yesterday

Government bonds steady atunehanGed quo
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-08-16
THE WHITE SQUALL.
Graphic Account of Sharp, Short Storm
in the Gulf of Gascony.

Graph1c Account OF a Sharp, Short Storm
in the Gulf of Gascony.
In the month of July, 1886, the schoon-
er Swallow, recently overhauled and
made ready for scientific exploration
of the Gulf of Gascony, following the
line of coast which borders the great
depths, commenced the first attempts at
dredging the bottom at a depth of 500
| mntarS-
On the second day our rope scaffold-
lngs and dredge were let down under a
cloudy sky and into a muddy sea. The
barometer did not indicate anything alb
normal, still the aspect of a sudden
cloud, forming rapidly in the west-south-
west in the course of the operation,
seemed sufficiently threatening to cause
us to postpone the drawing up of the
dredge until the passage of that inoppor-
tune danger.
1t was necessary to shorten sail with
the utmost rapidity in order to avoid too
great traction on the cable, the break
ing of which would have caused the loss
of our only deep sea dredge. The VIC
lence of such squat not permitting the
exposure of any ordinary sail we found
we would only be able to carry the jib
and that only if the space before US wa
clear.
terminated these arrangements Won
ing whether we were going to lose our
principal implement when the first puffs
of wind which preceded gale of gath
erlng intensity struck us powerfully,
careenlng the schooner to the larboard.
A dust of water was raised by the first
puffs of the squall from the waves which
We're almost instantly formed, and this
Joined the singing whips of an icy tor
rent of rain and hail and dashed the sea
to crystalline whiteness which reflected
the brilliance of a meteor.
The crew, sheltered from the wind by
the lee bulwarks, awaited in silence an
order for action there where it should be
most necessary. But at the supreme mo-
ment of such a cataclysm which sweeps
all, which bruises faces, stiles voices
when the water has stiffened the cordage
and sails, when the vessel under bare poles
crouches and quivers under the anger of
the tempest, regular work is out of the
question and the helmsman is the only
one who pursues any active labor, but
the schooner, held by the weight of the
dredge which she drags, does not obey
the helm with her usual readiness.
After an hour of fierce rage the thick
masses of cloud are suddenly broken.
and behind them hangs thin curtain of
vapor which is dissipated in few min
utes and the blue of heaven reappears.
Soon the squall hiding the opposite
horizon glides away from us by mys-
FERROUS power and no trace is left on the
mobile sea to betray its passage.
The schooner anchors and hoists one
by one her sails, whose folds as they
open shed cascades of water which have
accumulated there, and soon the soaked
garments of the crew float, or are spread
out to dry, and the wind which blows
now with kind benevolence on those
nulticolored lines of tricots, sabots, tar
paulins, caps and shirts seems to i'm
pose a vulgar labor upon itself which
SO recently had threatened their lives
Prince of Monaco in Sunny Hour.