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puhlir 9lntired.
NEW AoUEDuCT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR APPRAISAL


Public notice ia hereby given thAtu IA the intention
Of the Counsel to the Corporation OF the city Of New
YORK to make 10 ,ss sGIremS y3.rt for is
eRRRPS,sr Hs6 Of the Law d issa
said yos9E Y: TsS%Gd ii!Ss h:rlSi
tie S"1Ei III, SW OF JUN at ii o'clock in The foTs
noon or rs soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
the eo oG'S
iroehoderE Commandment o. AnrrAiss TO ascertain
srs and all persons interested in the real estate here
FOR the purposes ndcatcd chapter Of the Laws
The real estate sought be taken affected arore
.nid s located in the county Of Putnam and ia laid
SnG IN IL. Se Of the c%a aPs
AZ carmel IN said c.uHtyi ~ NSN - ,i% and thS
county Of Nsw York on ins same d.y sAeI Of when
ana R. BEEN. sn sti Of r,GgsTy nas
sons,ucnG1 Of dams for E.s S ~ on The west S
CRAFTS station. in The town of Carmel Putnam county.
The real estate SO proposed to he taken required for
The "@q .. IsnSnsT % ne ne
following is statement OF the boundaries OF said dams
41a S1 ' TO DO
An those certain o,a peoea or parcels q land in the
iEn sd
BOMBAY s Of wns4 in I ron4 from
carmel % crafts station and running thence south !,
%"ss : as3
minutes east $500 feeii thence south p desteos q
west i1s. feet thence south 80 degrees min.
S.sa Is 'sSE"ss St Seconds fss
eouth degrees ~ minutes IS seconds east 22 30 feo
thence north - degree. ~ minmes east SEQ ise;
thence south 65 degrees IS minutes 232O4 feet;
thence north 30 degrees q minutes 20 seconds east
IT'S feet thence north ~ otn MINUTES MINUTES 40
minutes 80 seconds west go feet thence north 70
decree. y minutes e.s e si fse thence north 50
50 degrees 81 minutes east 2i0.4I feet. thence
north 90 degrees ~ minute, sss $50 feet; thence
So degrees y minutes west, teet thence north
81 degrees As minutes west aSi ~ feet tasnes north
south 60 degrees 20 mnntes west S83 81 feet
thence south u degrees 80 minutes wess SO feet;
thsncs south degrees i minutes 30 seconds east
the ground marked "A { :" being the place Of begin
ming. containing l27 uaa acres OF land more or loss
Aso al those certain ots pieces or nSFoss OF iHnd
which taken together constitute and torn tract tho
exterior boundary line Of which Is as follows: Begin
from CRAFTS Station to Carmel ana running thence
north n degrees 81 minutes seconds west esl feet
sS ii feet thence North 81 degrees ~ minutes Is sec
onds west I2u2 81 feet; thence north Is degrees IS
Rrees 81 minutes 90 seconds east 4p> 10 feet thence
north ~ degrees minutes ~ seconds east ~ ~ feet
thence north 80 degrees ~ minutes - seGonds east.
onds east 10 So teet thence south ~ degrees -
minutes a. seconds east 49, Is ieet thence south ~
Eouth II degrees - minutes 81 seconds east o feet
to the aforesaid stone monument beng the place II
Al the lands within the above boundaries are to he
acquired In fee. and include all the parcels shown on
ssn msns n m s. ,nd .psr map ed as .6To
EAd for detailed description OF said real estato
TO he taken or affected. OF which the boundaries arc
WILLIAM II CLARK.
Counsel to the Corporation.
No Z Tryon New York City.
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finantiaI.
sfinanriaL
To the Holders OF
OREGON & TRANSCONTINENTAL co.
First Mortgage Trust Bonds.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tho oregon and
TranscontnentA Company intends to redeem all Of It's
outstanding First Mortgage Trust Bonds on NOV !,
1890 lbs per cent and accrued interest In ac
cordAnco with the terms OF the trust deed securing
sAme
The oregon and TrAnscontlnental Company having
for said purpose sold TO q syndicate represented by
hessrG Drexol, Morgan Co. the Northern Pacific r r.
Co Consolidated Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds set
apart to take up tho oregon md Transcontnental
Bonds as above, has provided that the Oregon and
Transcontnenta bondholdors should have an opportu
nifty to exchange their bonds for the Northern Pacific
per cent. Bonds In accordance Herewith the Synd.
will make such exchange paying iS per cent for
tho oregon and 1rAntcontinentAl Bonds against P2H
per cent for the Northern Pacific 5s creditinR and
charging accrued interest 20 tho date Of exchange pro-
yided holders OF oregon and TrAnscontincnta Bonds
avail themselves of said privilege by presenting their
bonds for that purpose At the office Of Dre1e Morgan
Co.. % Wall A.. New York before July Is 1890
after which date the right make such exchange will
cease
NEW YORK. June H. 1890
ny order OF the Board or Directors,
THE OREGON & TRANSC0NTlNENTAL CO.,
COLGATE HOYT,
VIco- President.
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Total sales, Sc, 200 bales
TransierAble notices viii be issued at l2.l5c-
PEO1isIoNs.Lard futures were dun and lower: sales
fST tsF Ss
sss t for |Hy G fSE % for
s R% qSos " Ffe of fS5 tn:
obs srms Su0's 81 ssT n'' And .soGs
Clear si..7aesIaspt Cut n.a.s"cliy cut. dai %s.t
d dn tA Ssw 'S YORK ea tF July on
NEE; Ss .poR l'e qsS. bans se.
i SSss :aay ,esase A pig" Beef aSis.
s a. Isss m tSs t'T R. hams sS sss
% ro% arm a, arm
At TOR sFenms ,o WIN nm ,s
adyirs. win som. selling on Western ns AGes9Rs sale:
se sF S ny s s@S
rt' AVE- sRd Tss SpFnt red s' F'G
Sa pn indno . S ss. an %
44c for July 4:99i?t,c for August and 4sc for sep
i:Ss; sss
* % S mixed 81 canal al AZ WaS o.
Oats were FIRM, nut MUCH less active EAs1 10000
S SSts SRSn: .iS
I'm In q GS nPS a.o at sHa Se'S At
s s3sa 20 o T'ny5 + AGa' F's 9ges:S
After 'ChanEe-WheAt weak No red winter for July,
etSfc WSy, 81 'Silc Corn weak: No. mixed for
Is ' " mixed for 5? S'Rs@G' Husu
STSDSIxs-Po,stosS have been in full supply and in.
creased GuHniIe; arc expected next week. manly
coTo ssd IA good SemSna at : ~ and tim
ny SEED sgs 81 aT sos S Sh lb 1y.s
etes other Qualities range from 70 !? cents cherries
. .s more 5SE and sSs e.
from My1nn na i%sIe 9SsE , lew Hsfmsi Ss
GRocE'it.-CoGse on the sgot continues in fair
Sss:
s. Sc III: Sshs'o /. jsv. ?s sg e.
N9'a mo DS; a. sn ssn4 sSy
SnE % bag at each Place sb and IN TsspGns. to
9S sass 8 bags closing STEADY with sellers
At the following prices;
July IS October i, 81 IsS
sep ssa Is 80 SsF 10 1888
ans auto an. G% sa f s for 1S
ga. sales TO- hhds muscovado sao test at Sc re.
aG.1 Tt 20 %R s"s %"fo suSss
sSS for moSS t f%F w yGRsy "
seI Se for ysl9wS Molassss "T boiling gr ,ss
sSn. ssTss ni%d.lphStS yss}scday Ts%% .S
Islam n '' sS EGnS "F'% ESS to pm.
choice to fancy ssSt.c RICE hIm Quoted bCms etc
MIrALs-PR iron warrants on the Consolidated stock
Exchange were fairly active and steady sales = 800
tons at $500 for June $3.50 for July and rs for
August
NAVAL sroRKS-spirts turpentine quet but the close
owing to mited supply here, was hrm At I@tsltc
RoNin firm. Quoted onmon 10 good strained. Sl4h4
:i9 e." 49, z" sI!.; g" $3.50 so so n "
$26jsS.7o. M" S@75HsiSO: wv G." 81: w W"
$92o@s52A Tar quiet at r. 40 e. o. b. Pitch nrin at
$l5D
PE1RoLEuH-' rude Certificates opened unchanged but
declined nc. 10 SOC Toward the close however. the mar
ket rallied and the decline more than recoyered
prices advancing to soHc closing nrm opening AlSacT
Al tac, SAIeE 3tCoo bbls Rshnedin bbls UNCHANGED
At 2Oc.; cassA slcc. Crude in bblI. 7+oc kAphihA
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The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Stock and Petroleum Exchange
New York Markets.

SATURDAY, June l4.-FLouR ANp MRAL-The market 10
very dnL and tho changes We make in the annexed
figures uniformly toward lower prices. Quoted ::
Flour a bbl-Fine, s2@S2.3L; supernno, e2.25sS2 Ta
No . extra S-.6rGSt3o, No. extra SS2a9S+; cleans
.,ossttQ; winter st71@sS - uhe same Qualities IN
sacks sell below the price In barrels city mills ship
PING extras Si359st.+ Rye flour y bbl -superhne
ssSS. ~; nne 81. : ss2'5; Corn meal ? hbL-
So 9s2 10 for Western and SIS for Brandyvius.
Col1uN.-Futures Opent d n lttIe weak tie Liverpool
report having proved great disapGointment TO our
and the close quite rm The weather at tho South
was exceptionally favorable to the growing crop Re
cent heavy rains have been needed most cAseA and
1, s now cleared up warm The visible supply in tho
markes OF the world exceeds last year by about no.
900 bales Cotton on the spot was quot! middling up
lands FAC: do Cuffs /! 7.l8c. The following are
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elsrtions and aslettinas.

OFFICE OF THE LAKE ERIE AND
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY
so BROADWAY NEW YORK. JUNE s. 1890
NOTICE.
meeting or the stockholders NJ the LAKE ERIE
AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY will be hold
at the compAny's office IN tho city of Bloomington
Ill on WEDNESDAY JUNE IS 1870 to act on
tho terms and conditions OF tho acquisition by this
company of tho property corporate rights and
franchises OF the Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louis
VILE Railroad Company. and the property cor
porste rights. and franchiseS OF the Indianapolis
ton OF the properly, franchises and capital STOCK OF
tald pAiirS with the property, fAnChEsh and can
Iai stock OF this company and to authorize Tie pur
chase Of connecting lines aud the issue Of the com
ranv's bonds for such purchases and cOnsOi alton
and for the improvement and equipment OF tito com
The transfer books will he closed At O'Clock p on
"wednesday june II, 1907 and reopened at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. on Thursday, June 20 ltDD
l. A. 'SCHWAH, Secretary and TreAAuroL
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RoARp oF RAILRoAD coMMIssloNEES.

II ALBANY. n. 7.
Application having been made by the broadway and
Seven tn Avenue Railroad Company OF the City OF New
York under Chapter 5Sl OF the Laws Of lss for per
mission to change lis motive power on tho broadway
and Seventh Avenue IN It's own bshaf and IN behalf OF
Its lessor the south Ferry Railroad Company. and in
behalf the the franchises and property
formerly OF tho broadway Surface Railroad Company
IL hereby given by the Board OF Railroad Com
mssi2ners thai public hearing OF such application viii
be held At the rooms of the Chamber OF Commerce
Mutual Life Insurance Building, New York City. June
18th, $780, at II A NJ.
Ky the Board
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THE SUM- SUNDAY JUNE Is, 1s9O-TwENTY-s1x PAGES

's sopt6sPn soustsTd' &ebstsr sT VS.. $500
h me IS Ss sIt9St "a Az SyrS ,i'. 5000
NS any, TVS Tosh S sG III sS mos ... 1000
my SR" 81 sth Az. mos e,9oO
Ly soT la, Sd u. n Von 1900
rs .''" " :. W 1850
g. 10th nv. ..,.,..,,,,,,., 1000
instoS av $si st yrs, 80. a5oO
81 i6th Az .,,.,.,' 1850
Hr Al lands Samuel Ryer 21th ward yrs. 2Ioo
GaEe 25S T"I6Grfy.t demand 1900
city u New YSrs, ION av, n 5si st. yr''. sooO
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for an aggregate Of t274749 or &6.4O per acre,
For the eleven mOnths OF the present fiscal cal
year ths sales have boon over 10000 acres, Tor
about s525OGO. or little over 81 nor acre
The New York. Ontario and Western Rail-
road COMPANY has sold within the last lew
cent oO bonds. The proceeds Of this sale
scranton and no moro e the bonds will be
tage In connection with the retirement OF the
first mortgage bonds at 1885, In addition to
pany holds 81 5O0OO0 OF It's consol Sc available
Tor uses specified in he mortgage other than
the Scranton extension.
The receipts from internal revenue for the
week we're 80. 1875, IOI, and from customs Si.gI3.-
Oh. n total OF sS.l6S.779 against 1881 $50 last
week and making the total receipts since July
l last s357.4Sl.23G
National bank note circulation outstanding.
$1SG,7lO.7O2: received during the week Tor re-
DnS q aS$ d.
posits In the Treasury to redeem national bank
notes. S5S So: 222. decrease, as compared with
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last saturday as follows: ~
Gold ........ ....ssSfSgI"tiias Ms %g ssd,t $50
Legal tenders............'.... a'o2o3s lo22"7f
ro,al.. .SaJ6,1.I5a S2oo1si2l4
Silver balance sle5ao. t27 against fia !n2 262 last
ssn. R'RS' S. saufdSy BOND. to secure such
deposits, $2a, 7i3cn
Money in London, 292H 4 cent. Discount In
the open market for both short and three
months bills ~ p cent. The amount OF bull
lion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day Is $4,000 Paris advices quote
y cents at 93 francs 22', confines, and ex-
change on London 1T 25 francs l7h centlmes
Messrs. John H. Davis 4 Co. offer to investors
at 90 and interest Sl,00O000 first mortgage y
cent. gold thirty year bonds upon well-known
railroad line in full operation and earning q
surplus over it's interest charges. The cost OF
bonded debt and 1t has extensive terminals In
two important cities.
The sales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum EXCHANGE
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Real Estnta Tranafera.

l3sth at. SO3 West 800 West Issth ct; VIM
BUTLER Jr TO Elizabeth Higgins ......,.,.::.. SlO
1920 ct IS $3.50 W 9Th Az so q 'front.' John Nc 49,,
Christie and wife TO Charles Bllnn....,..... 1000
C0nrtiandt av S)si Abraham PSer TO Deborah
2Idth s 800 Ith av. iioG1i0ii. george
schetiisr aud wife TO Joseph Emyfh 80. $500
MAXwelst sh land und'r water part estate
Francis BArretto' Elizabeth BArTettOt Ar
Iosd st. s. g lis " inth Az, 80 6xi37 q; stephen Il
10Th sy " cor I6Sd Ct 772xlisi Arthur
Bradley TO Herman kolbscher ....., 49,.
seIh Of ~ West bsniAmin Lee and wife to ,-oo0
Ry.Tst n . 8 adj lands Peter valentine; Mary
Bell aud Ano 70 LuciAn Woln. :............:. 200
Alice anderson 70 Harry Thompson - $500
o7th at, n & 81 " 4th GV 20xS15; Clara Bacon
and Ano 10 Mary Lewis. -.,.,:...,
rolsy to James ERughton' .'.',-,'1 1920
LinS ana VIE to James b Layng ",,.'..,.e'. 26oOo
RiverdAle Av, Q 4 adj and OF Samuel Thomson,
s18Ha2 stephen Great and wife to Augustus s.o.
ri ay n " cor is7h st (now closed: Ralph
Townsend and wife to James A DesrnE.,:...
irreE Mary Baker and Ino 10 EphrGim
loi6 Sv " cor 1921 At a4.iIIi4S7 /; John Don.
ovan TO Samuel Lynch ...,.,,........ 1880
lBOAnEp HoRTGAGgS
Betty Katy, to Metropolitan Savings Bank, ll9
But er Jnc1b d and wife to Mary westerisd,
- Convent Ay u ItIslst lyr., ~, 49,. - 500
Bradley ArIh.rS g. herman krTFchor luth
same 10 Ions AIM ora same property yr'. 5nuoO
same g Anne q BAIRD same property yr.., 1891
Tyr -. 49,. 10000
sAyin6s City Y. Grand 81 cor Orchard
WV
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Railroads.
>--------~-~>~-s~~>S----
DE N NJ S VIVA ia
RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER MAY IL 1890
Trains lsNye stations, foot OF DSSbrosses aad
200 A. dMfiih f%sT line for the west Pull.
GsRoss suS S9iS 'SPp HEoan'5a. S 4 H. cSi1s1s
Connect. also Sn for w Nai' ioes Haven sHi
Remove, except sunday. aud Toledo, except sAturs
1000 a. M-rHE NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
ss bSw iS@p SS STATE soFpnR bnn
smoking, ami OGsorvstIon Car. pre,entinE financial
10Th sSs AIDES ana maid SsTUs mop sPSFg
s.gGiS sS" 4fT,S S Cincinnati 7'iO and GSioSSS
500 T.. M;1sf Lorrs CHICAGO AND cIEoIM
cc!nSlnns!; rs,,snEsii Coach E'v YSTt to SolSp69s
aid AID = III MtsT day rxpRrss ,o- All
points in the wes, Northwe.t and southwest Pull
IT Loa ShE" 'Ii SsGnns G and &e&Uhis F.na.
iylVaniA Rsilroni niUlnr tnr New York % fhtndel:
II. mex. DAY, ana = Louis 10 l. S sseOnd morn:
Ing Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily, ex-
500 FS:1fAcIrrc EXPRESS, Pullman ys.,!sn,.
MSMEnl. " tho sG.nsnsCsh vslSy sfr,S'
SSG chicago second SsnnE n Psa1
Gs T ana sd S GG t @ 'i0
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, AND THE SOUTH
Car. daily e1cspt sunday 1870 A. NJ. arTivo wssh.
aaS VIII b pnnx AM slr1o W:sh
ns 5 NJ ~ $50 va and o. and s sh
night For Baltimore only: 100 T; y. Sunday sls
and $3.50 A. NJ. 4 80. 5 90 and 9:UO y NJ and l2lb
night For points on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
aud Cincinnati SeeperA Dining Car. and Coaches
through 500 r NJ. daily.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 90 u Through Buffet Par
Browns NILS. For Cape May. lNoF u. weekdays
FG5 2d ES9s n EsTtGs EGFs , raiSs
day and 100 NJ daily; via Baltimore aud Bay
line 2iIoP N. weekdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains leave as follows;
$40 !;ao sDG. SD . o. 90 90 Chicago Limited.
with Dining Car and lOilO Washington Ltmitedl and
II o. A NJ, ~ 10 40 = 10. 90 80 90 30 90
500 $50 90. and 800 T N. and IL lis night 40.
commodation. ll:l0 A. Nj, 40 and 90 r. NJ Sun
dnyA EIpresss 81: sSG 500 40 90 Limitedl and
- % A. NJ. 400 400 $50 500 ei3D 90 aud 90
NJ. and IL is night Accommodation 1902. M
Tho New York Transfer Company will call for ana
check baggage from hotels and reGdences
For time tables OF local trains apply TO any uokot
agent OF the company.
CHAS. T. PUGH. J. r WOOD
General Manager. Gene~al PRpa'r Agent
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n. K. ENOS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
As & AZ Wall st.
Railrcads.
NEW YORK Central
52ailroads.

Fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.
TIE ONLY RAILROAD STATIoN IN THE CITY.
Trims leave follows.
$50 A M.-CHIcAGo vEsrIBULE LIMITED due
1920 A. M:-s0UTHwESTERN vEsTIBULE LIN.
lTEp-pue Cincinnati $50 indianapolis 10 80 A. NJ,
1880 A. M.-wEsrBRN DAY LxPREss-Daily OK.
cept SUNDAYS Train leaving on Saturdays does not
4 10 EN- r. M.pS6Rfi i SfoRE vEsrIBuLE LIMIT.
kD.pue at Detroit o is A NJ. Chicago 4;5o p. NJ
o 100 p. M.-FAsr WESTERN ExPREss-Due Chi
cago o:oo CINCINNATI s:la n. St Louis 7;la 4. M.
OILS II. Mast ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO EX.
PREssaDue Indianapolis II no P. NJ. next day. st.
FisHKILf., ySEwBuRGH>, PouGHKEErsIK, RHINE
li5o AN q SO SIP te:2s r; NJ also Tor fonsh;:
fsiP's for ioiSE N %ss FONT i 80 ii s.
- 81. 1880 a.i5 ass. ~ rs 7. N.
ALBANY UTICA SYRACUSE ROCHESTER, BuF.
ii. ,eoo $50 sIs ?, II Also for Albany $50 A. II
pension Bridge 81 P NJ "AN
Troy, SARAToGA. ADiRoNDACK MOUNTAINS. AND
1919 tlo;"9A .s'ss : o. eil1 NJ I2n0 night
1000 4 n, g:IhP: NJ tl2F midnight,
A. ~. - so =. NJ
For tickets and space in Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station. or at {l3 7eo o42 and broadway n
York; 3i3 Washington st. 100 Fulton st. $40 Bed.
ford av. d. Brooklyn.
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotes amt residences through TO destination
Above trains except those leaving atH:hO NJ. 2i9O
$50, 3 50 $50. 500, % P. NJ, and l2:uO midnight
'' join Is II. TGrCEY '"'''" GEORGE II DANIELS
General Manager GeAl Passenger Agent
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100000
First Mortgage 6 per cent. Gold
Thirty-year Bonds,

llhitJ JOuI uu'IuoJ
upon nn important railroad
line I'm full operation and
earning i'm excess of inter-
est charges whose cost has
been double the total
amount of bonded debt /;
which has extensive ter
lninalS I'm two important
cities; whose construction
and equipment are of the
highest and best character.
This bond is secured by
first and only mortgage
upon the entire property Of
the company, including val
liable terminals.
Price subject to advance
without notice, 9S and i'm
tereSt.
This is an exceptional OPP
pOrtlInity to obtain n fully
secured bond mt a price to
pay over q per cent. upon
cost.
Particulars mt our office.
JOHN H. Davis & CO.,
10 WALL ST.. NEW YORK.
X. w.. DU.V'HoHsN g. co.
Stocks and Bonds.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL.
tHICAGO.
80 BROADWAY
NASHVILLE. TENN.
r, W DCSHAM. F. DENNIS.
ii n. sPEARS Member OF the n. Y. stock Exchange
III. x, Esos T. C BUCK,
n. K. ENOS & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
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% WALL ST., NEW YORK. June II. 1870
Referring the foregoing announcement, We beg to
call attention OF holders Of the Oregon and Trans
continental Company firs Mortgage Trust Bonds to the
following official statement OF tho operations Of tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
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FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT. FALL RIVER.
PURiTAN and i'ILG il } NJ leave New YORK from
Fer ~ Horh River foot OF Murray st. daily. Sundays
included at +. NJ RETURNING. connecting trains
leave Boston week days at =. NJ. sundays7 p. NJ.
due Sow York 80 NJ. Connecting Annex boat leaves
Brooklyn at 40 Jersey Gily = y Hnd. returning,
steamers from the East, 4 SPLENDID ORCHESTRA
US EACH STEAMER. Full nights rest Two connect.
A. rnssenGers haye option OF taxing either train
SPECIAL NO1ICE.-The bOl BILE SERVICE
VIII be resumed Tor tho summer season. commencing
June ~, is'Sl steamers will leave New York week
DAYS ~ and r. NJ for all Eastern points. Boats
leaving at tue latter hour will touch at Newport at rs
A. VI. sundays Will leave New York at $3.50 r NJ
touching "A Newport. Commencing on the same date,
all connecting steamboAt "Xprefs rans Will arrive 10
and deuArt from the magnificent Iark square station
ruvli"nce Division. Od COLONY Railroad instead OF
kneelAnd street Station Central Dlvslnn.
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Government bonds steady at unchanged
quotations. halfway bonds dnll and feature
less. Tho more inpoItant net advances were
in Cleveland and Canton lists. =. Y cent, to
90 "a, and entucky Central lists. =. r cent, to
S5n king Valley IS declined y cent, to 80.
In bank stocks 10 shares Of City sold at 5ll.
Silver bullion certificates for 10000 ounces
sold at lOiA Gl04i.. Bar silver in London quiet
at A. I'D. = ounce.
Money on call nominal at 4 y cent. Time
money. 4>s Il cent. for GO to 30. days and I.
sent. for six to seven months on approved
Stock Exchange collateral. Commercial paper
in better demand The best double name paper
is quoted at 4. G6 q cent, and prime single
name at 6H7 p cent.
Sterling exchange quiet. Posted asking rates
ara ii 50 Tor long bills and Sass for demand.
Actual rites are ST. IS = for GO-day bills. f4.S1'4
Tor sight drafts and f4.SS'' for cable transfers.
To-day's offers TO sell United States bonds to
the Government aggregated $50. $50. Of which
81 $50 were As at H. and $4,000 were 4'.s at
lob All were accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-15
PROVIDENCE LIME,

EAOV4O6NS IL GiAssN Il,
for BOSTON PROYIDEA' Z, WORCESTER and all
New England Points Full nights rest, Shortest rail
ride. ..--.. -.....,,. -.
steamers COSNECTIClT and MAsSACmtSETTs will
leave Pier - y r., foot Warren It, at 5lP VI daily.
eXCept sundays arriving Providence \. NJ, Boston
.I5 NJ A me orchestra on 'acE steamer.
Tickets aud kiatcrODms recUred at ia, 257 2Sl, 31i,
0I+ aud "51 Er"adway: A.'or liogse Windsor and
New YORK uUh BROOKLYN who will cn Tor and check
baggage from hUrr residence 10 destination TelO
rhonr call Iutt Rudt, 3.S2-.
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dnanriaL
INVESTMENT BONDS.

We offer for sale. and
(aiter u nnOst careful per-
sOnna investigation strong
ly recommend as ~ safe and
profitable investment,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-08

Sn seiuobnIi9en 8riefen, Money Order emit.
baltenb, pel6e bon ieber Express Company
auagcgeben perben. Stem 9orter Exchanges,
Draft cher Postal Note.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-08
8eriihntt ieit slpanaig sSabre11

t9rer &edtli6feit nnb prornpte @eminn : Nus
5ablnng tuegen, pie fri9t beideinigt:
v@ir befatieen biermit, bah Mi bic Ober-
anfii9t iiber bic arrangements fir ale monat.
li6en uno balbjabrlideu 3istungsu Der
9ouiftana Staat8 , 2otterie , @efelli6ast baden
nao perionli9 Die 8iebuneen leiten unb beouf,
Idtisen une bab bic elben ebriid, esredt uno
IN ,nparteiifder 8eiie alen Bet6eilieten &C.
geniiber bpr itd 9eben unb mir autoriiirer bic
@sieai9aft oteies 3euenis, berie1en nit nem
Gaelmi!e %unierer nnteri6riften, in ihren Nm
aeiaen au aebrauhen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-02-08
Nerae1et ni6t,1 ,as,a s5s 1a nH,.

Ii9er @epinne bon Bier @%ationaI.
8anfen bon Stem Orleans sarantirt
Dirb, unb bic 2ooie bon Dem Traiioentei Ell.
mes Snfiitutc8, beren berliebene Rsdte bon ben
oberfien @eridten aner!annt merben, unteraeid>
net; be66aib bitet gud) bor alien Galf6nnseu
ODER anpnbmen gl0nen.
Gin Solar lift bet 1reis bes f~Ieiniten SIN.
tbeiIs ober 8ru9tbeiles fir Elm BON I'M 8
au8gegebeneS 2ooS fir irgeno ipelde Bic.
buns; mas in unIerem 9anen fur peniser fell,
geboten miro, 1T S9ipinbeI.
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8 # e Der g e 10 / e.

Apprprtntattcnss 0etutnne.
100 @etpinne bon $500 maden...... $4,000
100 @ewinne bon $500 MAIDEN. 10000
100 @eninne bon 5000 MAIDEN 49,. 10000
Serminals@ euinne.
9s9 @epinne bon 500 MAIDEN. 80. 500, 800
999 @eipinne bon 500 ma6en...... $500