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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-20

SOCIETY NOTICES
NyorfcE-wAsarNaro LODGE SOM or
IN 81. George viii be Instituted fnesfsy.
March -. 81 >. m In Pacific hall, corner Ffks
and Fffh strcets AL charter members are re
ouessed 10 call on DE-. Robert Alhin ~ nis once
in the Ferxasen houss and pas the exsn.iaa-
don necessary before initiation. Only those
by order OF Secretary.
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cPEcIAL NoTICE-C. w TowLEY rs THE
= sole agent for Wards new city map. COM
piled by o. p. Anderson a Co. room 4, Roxweii
building.
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cEArxroYANcE

CLAlHGOyAHCE
NlME. KfLRIcH. THE GREAT eEEREss,
NJ Tails past, present ana future: consuits-
ton on all aAairs: ladies', 81: gentlemen. a.
willis house. FrUnt street. room ~.
NEME LA WEE, NOTED CLArRvOYANT
M trance medium cousnlt her on business,
love. marriage divorce. lawsuits. spscuiations:
genuine spirit medium; satisfaction 9uranfeed
or no pay. 500 Third stscef. simoneiii hoase,
parior Ia
NEMK ALSO. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR.
M voysnt ans medium Mallory house, Third
and Jsmea Hours M. ~ 3. m
AIRS. PAEKER. BUSINESS MEDIUM AND
vi fife reading cisirvoysns. consultations on
business. specuiatioas, removals. absent frfends.
diseases. minerals etc l.1fs sscond street.
L, c. WHITE. TEsT AND BUsISEss Nh.
t. dunn: also diseases disgnos~d: Circles
Tuesdays and Thursdays ass p. m, Wednesdays
.. m. strings daily; honrs, a "a. 70 + p. IA.
LOS Third street. room ~
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THE Co-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE TX.
/ istins between Fellows 4 Paul Is dissolved
BY mutual consent
MRS. NJ r. FELLOWS,
Miss Z. NJ. PAUL
Seattle. March IL. Isoo
The business will be continued by Miss C. N.
PAM
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Advertisements under ne hesds Of Lost Pound
Fcr sale. for Rent and situations Wanted VIII
b. inserted ~ the rate Of cents word Tor the
ffet irscrstcn icsns word for 20 h Subsequent
saserson- Payment aiwsys in advance
NOT1CE-The business once a. tbs Posrsis.
r.tLIoKxcER VIII hereafter b. open until u p N
Classified advertise meh~ wiz - sscsivsi up u
tina hour
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NOTICE To PRoPEIEToks-ESTINA
~ for passenger sat freight elevators. dumb
wsttrrx and 0thax hosting machinery furnished
by J. Frssdisnser. ~ ColuEbss. sole AGENT foe
prominent Eastern manufacturers. Plans tor
al kincx Of buildings ~ the lowest ssrna
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Ctoast +. MEACHAM
617 Third Street.

80 Ms , nsve ccnp.sss variety inside ana out
ccrtou, VIM ~ Woods edition. NcNauxhtG
edition. howman'A Hilis. the raiIrcsd. etc.
lofs y7A 90 cash. t2s IN three months, IS In SIX
thereafter until raid Hp. We have large list
Of CHOICE Bu3lNEs5 LOTS II nom 5000 %
&a.oU0 Sec
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AKT.

ART sTUDfo-LKSs0S8 GfyES IN OIL AND
"A wss<g cplar painting class days. Tuesdsys
Thurxiays sne FrsGaxs. spsesas csass IN draw
!nr and painting for srhocl z1gis saturday morn
snT 80 x25 Mar ca street eoraer OF Fourth
RTssTs MATERIALS or ALL KINDS AND
N TIRE EssseIt4ess rskflFes sad Tram 70 order.
X a Baker 4 Cc. Ma a.SsH Third ssre~s.
4 gTgsT MATERIALS STAPLES AID
~ gasxas E&s<xyn acvezs4ss Ter 1acnxa.t1zL
y wilFlnxxs kssszs3yx h4nsk. Fsu1f street. near
University. fo-xeeftv rs Cosesnh strest
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G-HU9N6A8o AND ss6N S00 S1ss<Ss
~ NJ. ANDERSON, CIVIL ASp MINING IN
We eineer: United States deputy mineral sur
veyor: special attention To mining and mineral
work. once Butler block.
ccuRRY 4 OWENS. CIVIL ENGINEERS:
~ plans. surveys aud supedntendeuce promptly
executed. City surveyors once, rooms tdi and
So. seattle block.
r. THOMSON, CIVIL ENGINEER: SUR.
q veys. designs and estimates Of cost for
railways. bridges. foundations. shore improve
ments, water works. sewerage ard other mu-
uiefpal workn. construction superlnfended.
general surveying promptly done: blue print
Ing: correspondence solicited Room 80 Sc
attic block p. o. box ~
DfcHARD NEyINs. yR-. CIVIL ENGINEER
III and surveyor Plans made for hydraulic aud
sanitary worka foundations and general con.
struction, rnilrosd projects and general survey.
entire state OF Washington. Typographical.
mechanical. architectural and general dranxht.
ing. Blue prints % all the additions 70 Hesttla
Photo blue prints. general landscape sketch
Ing: promptpess aud accuracy guaranteed
once room -. Boston block. Seattle. Wash
ington. Branch ofaces IT Anscories. Ia Conner
and whatrom-
u H. THOMPSON a CO.. m. n. THOMPSON,
He George r. Cottefsil. Clarence L. White)
civil engineeu and surveyors, are located In
rooms d and y, huske's block. corner Third
and Union. eli notes and records saved city or
county work promptly attended 70. msps. trac
fngs OF blue prfnis furnished ~ short notice
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0ST-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BIZ
IL paid sos tafsrnaszss ~ 20 tse wh<s<Afo1ts
q rs.r Waite has terrier -SAH35. ys1Ksf
aaen 81 rzsessss e2rs eaf sonx assd p0sated bce
Canrtela Dfzn sn1Sou. Seccnd esreek
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A DILL STOCK MARKET.
RFAPS DO ALL THE TALKING.
rur TREASURY CONTINUES TO ACCCMo-
LATE CASH AND ADDS TO ITS SUKfLo''

LATE CASH AND ADDS TO ITS SuKfLo''
Sunday. June l5-p. M
Tho Tinted States Treasurer last week Icooi'O"
,.o,, crstoms 44.973.060, from internal ~ ~
@ 1o5 70S. and from miscellaneous sources,
e4,. total from all. S0,o67.013. against Co. 0D'
os3 for the preceding week. The bona pu'O.' .o
for the week including S34,55O purchase
d.v amounted only to $579,450. Inc r.r,hor
weekly statement issued yesterday sHo"' assb j.,
accumulation of Sl,2l9,62o TO 'he nv Soooeits
vaults and an increase of S15V''E% III 10 =, ;ts
in National hanks. giving 'ot"' ~. r,bili,v
net cash of 81 .059,250 for the "ecA, ,,,I bonl,
.''U noo,,,rtion of surrendered National p"nN
nn,cs was reduced S57761S. 80 th"' i i.roo~ed
tio ,rI,s over its trust liabilities was
Co z9G sea The principal changes II! 'ne 1oI1
t.~ia,oas wore nc follows \ loss OF :. I4'o'p
~. ;es,o Of s667 10 certificates pluS VS.
o. .o9 hilton. gain of $525.'4o H2"'-,0''',
ooo,r,pIotion of $e9j,146 no"s' "S' o."
;ssre of 100000 certificates an" q, 40, Cos
1991et silver by an accumulation go - So, oor
coin and bullion. less an ISSUE - a,i, oo;,,c,
.tenot"s Allowing for the usual wechiS 80"
.o,dord dollars. the Treasury "s' WceN az
VI fron, general circulation oil Rsal inoi''S
about S3OOooo' ,o,,s s,otement compared
with that of June Z: n,carences
June I. June H.
Gold coin and bull
less certiucdts
ard 100000 - 20, 10, eao o6o 40 Dec. 1913
coo res rVe....- 9'V''oii-'
=. notes less n $50, 40
certificates 1oO-'-S o429TO Inc. 275,39l
bank not :: o'o'''0'
Silver dollars anu
bulI'n. less GER o. 80 % ., Gno oG Inc. 11231 6j
-''''''''
Cash in Trcas'ysl-o l5Vooo Hio0'''0'-
DEPOSITS IN "a" % 4o2 700 &c 203 1922 Inc. 7So G22
,,.,oo AKA 5oi a3G sl5f 553, ;S6 Inc. 81, 959@5O
Deduct for funds
held 70 redeem
Nat TX notes
including tge . ooo-c 49, 60 ,os o27 Dec 577G1S
fund. o-'"oo'S'' $500
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J. g ". SEE.IGMlN G. CO.,
- BROAD STREET. MILLS BUILDING.
Ncw-Ysrh. May -, $500.
To me UOlderS If
OREGON & TRANSC0ATINENTAL CO.
First Mortgage Trust Bonds.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN hat the oregon and
Tn-continnll Company intends . reeom all % f. out
standing Fret Mofr,aae Trust Bond. NON l. 1890 ar
loj per and accrued lntercs' In accordance with tn
terms - the tu.t deed securing same.
The OREGON and Tran-contlncnai Company having 10
said puno sid T. syndicate Teprfsentod 10y Mc>sr'
Dro,sl MORGAN 60. the Northern Pacific l.. Il. Co. Con-
soiacd Nofir1nc per COD Bond. SCI apart IN take
w OREGON and Trln-o ntinentl Bold A. above ha'
pro,li,d che and 1rinseontncul lohdhod"r,
should opportunity t. exchange their bolf TO- The
Northern Pacific per cent Bond. In acc'rilucH u'tt
18th l- Syndcat, viii make such oNhanrc. paying los
per cent. fo- or cln AMI TI1nscontinental Bond
aran.; Oh per cent for ta" Nctcn Pahc o., or dtnc
and caargns accrued interest 90 the dat Of exchange poo
Vd.i holder, ~ oregon and Tianscontaenal Bonds avail
,os of sad privilege by resontine their bonds ?s
that purpose ~ tho onlcc o, DrcNel MORAN CO.. -
WALT. How-lork. or before July -. 100. after
which date r.p,t make such ex'anse Will cease.
Now Nork. Juno IL 1890.
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finarrial.
100000 g.
First Mortgage 6 Per Cent. Gold
Thirty-year Bonds,

upon an important railroad line
in full operation and earning i'll
excess of interest charges; whose
cost has been double the total
amount of bonded debt; which
has extensive terminals in two
important cities; whose con-
structiOn 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, includ-
ing valuable terminals.
Price, subject to advancetwith-
out notice, % and interest.
This is an exceptional OppOr-
tunity to obtain u fully secured
bond at price to pay Oyers6 per
cent upon cost.
Particulars at our office.
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let available bal M, 90, 90, -, olo Inc 80 59G SOS
wv n.Nlc CONDITIONS COMPARED

~. tho oneratiOns of the Newly ork SuD-lr'aS-
rrv in the weel, ended last Friday evening whicii
included payments of 81, l3l $40 1or purchase"
bonds and receipts of S230,0OO for eNchaHEc vi
other Sub-Treasuries, the New-lorK pahAs gum
$3.50 GAO cash Yesterday weekly pahk s'aV'i'''''
If averages reports gain III cash OF 81
which indicates net receipts from the interior OF
raarlv 80 600 600, and actual cash holdings at
tho close of business Friday Ss0O,0Oo greater
than the sun of averages for the week Inv
loans were further contracted Sl.S1O,lOo Inc
rcported reduction in deposits OF Sl,2l'''oV Is
81 90 900 greater decline than the other changes
call for whereby the requirements OF tae 20 pr
cont rule were reduced S304.425. Hence, win
The Gain in cash the statement results III gun
of 50 or 525 TO the surplus reserve, ana leaves
il at S6,gs1, 800, against SlOoOo,=5o Junc 90! ~
1889, S2e 400, 200 june 10, 1855, ana @t'oIo'o-'
June Is. 1887. 1901. ~
The changes for the corresponding week OF
preceding years were as follows: lssS-loahs II
crease S2.3S4.4O0 cash increase Sl92,ouo' uc-
Losts increase 81 ,33g, 500, ana surplus ieseINe
decrease S452, $50; lsSS-loans increase S',1lo,-
900. cash increase S3.l1s. 900, deposits increase
s, 90. 900 and surplus reserve increase ,''+'-
$50: lS57-loans increase Sl.?f8,609 eaSh m
crease sal .qG0 deposits increase S1,3Sl 300,
and surplus reserve increase Sl9o,o'o.
Subjoinei is yesterdays statement, compare
with the corresponding dates Of 1889 and 1858:
June 49, IS. June Is, 80; June a., go
Sic 40 900 T3.O70.JtO 1D-S!, .,O
c 'o.' 'Gc2sso c6 4os iqS 100
Circulation T.iic3jJ o'V'-VV o. 49,
Tho following shows the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposits al the respective dates
snrcte - sgl 100000 s73.o75,30O s1623!9gO
,tqal.tcnder, - IS go. 100 i6,lcl,30O 1891 ,fVO
Total 400 sI2I 259 go GlOs 600
against de 89f ,o,ioo 700 oe'eo7o lolaoi zoo
su,pg, . 52s 6o35 000$s29 3 s0'S! 559s
The following is Saturdays statement In detail
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CEICAGO AND WrSTFEN MicHIGAN.

CHICAGO AND WESTERN MicHIGAN.
f F?9S, so, :, q % laas gs 5 a. ,, =
CHICAGO. ST. PAUL A>p Kansas CRY.
Fir'' week , In Jene 15'ii ii5Sfai .5 So Gl
cINcINNArI JAcKso> AND MA'E1NAw.
f f?@';' E ' % y ~ .s5 81 q: s.
toLrMnrs AXD cIHClNNATi MIDLAND.
~ f?Tr; s;:s 5 .i s ,i.e e, l SIS:
COLORADO MIDLAND.
e. f$@p'' r.: 60 81 81 & s 1855 SO
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND 81
{s.' T; e ,ass s .f2s? g; 5 'ff5
DETROIT. LANSING AND NoRrnEEN.
S9%'s' & %i; ls s' ..s, g; ;:: E;
prLrrH. SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC.
i ffg', a,s c' G@. iqp: sssii8i ,-i5: ss}i55
FLINT AND rEKE MARQUETTE
f9%''' .# jaae : f1 ,:. gsi sSa
GR>ND RAPID, $50 lNDiA"A.
}' ":s e i. a 81 ISL. , s s.s52,
GRAND TRuNK lCANADhr
1 Mg,A ''t TO June 49, 75llJi 77J5JJ s2'"o5-
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
Es' week &c IN June 1888 20 81 49, e5o $50
NoErnEEN PACIFIC.
T9g . r,s q rn. june ss5o5 sa-5,S snSi
Jan' 3, June 5.... oIs5 I0t ;.Gi,."o s4l9.o,o
SEATTLE. LAKE sndHE AND IAaILRN.
F5.: rg,. linz IN J. gne. - . 1895 lss GJlS
roLLDo. COLUMBUS AND ciNciNNATi
f9 FIR; '.s 2. 1.: jgo' :, , 4; s .isis
jan cLGvGLAHD. AKRON AID coLgNnvs.
fsa@' .' e. s. s5: :l!ss ?3 ss33o
EELANGEi. system.
S Sa%ss' week st %i lie May s.o55Sg i :ss:$
Ian / L. Alay 81 .... 2.Si.fGi S,uj-,'"p 31'o,O'%
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND rENINScLAE.
E%f:' e 4 H'y ss5q .5sS st .::S5
kANAwrA AND ONO.
i Ss%9cF s of p1c' NV so5o5 se@ p ,ss!ss
KANSAS CITY MEMPHIS AID DfEMlNGn>M
Fout yegT ia May .5iSS5 s s5i.sS5
KEoKUK A%D wEsTElN.
isa9 s e g'n il May :; 3 , ;ss5,
KINGSTON AND PHMBHoKE.
f Esa e a n. !i NH = :s5$:
LITTLE ROCK AND MEMPHIS
Fourth week IN May. sIl'-ot fiVNVl giiai',ii"
louisville, NEw.ORLEAHS AND TEXAS.
=, uos All go CSC
Tourth vcok In May. sj1 $50 f6O1lJ rOl'ouo
Ian / 10 Nav 81 ..... J1l559 1,Os,GO@ loSOsJ'
ST LOUIS. ALTON AND TEHEL HAtIH.
(Branch LiuesJ
f f:%a;' e %i", ray ! 5s3 e: :S S55
TOLEDO PEORIA AND WESTERN.
un on o47 2i7
uin.'r ,' =" a. =, Nav soO53S $40 533 G21,JG
Jan. ] b. May 3l---- "i",ol "'''V-i '''''''
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARK Els.
Ioudou June 49, II 80 p. EA;antc and ''dt McHteih
nrst moiteaqe tn secs certificates IaiidIsh aenr'
second con-ol~ lOfis NcNithh "hluh!y
So9c 50 Paul common ~ l;caing 23's. Money, ~
nor cent The rate ~ discount 10 the "'n MAJ 't Tor p"'h
M, and ii. rec months lill. b. 2ta2's per CEN,
London June If. D. m tanadal racine 80 ,rti''
o-z. Mexican ordinary. iO's New York l'nt1l, MA;
% ata of discount In open market for both short aud
mo. r,ooths bin. 2. per cent. Paris agN,cs quote
NO., cen. rrnrs at ~ francs S7 ccntncs f.: the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16

HE MDNE1AR1 SlIJalION.
The monetary situation last week steadily and
naturally gravtatcd toward the usual summer
easement Neither legislative action already
taken or anticipated factor In the move
LleHS Inc return of money from the interior
has been less than heretofore was usual for the
season But the Stock Exchange requirements
nave Deen reduced In greater ratio. BY the
continued absorption of securities by investors
which mas WITHDRAWN securities from loans. the
bahh Ioahs nave been reduced from S40S .000, 900
on April to 1896, 900, 900 by Yesterdays state
meht-a decline OF 1913. 900, 900 at time when
The general business Of the country works to an
expansion OF loans Above II is shown that in
the corresponding week of the three preceding
years the bank loans were largely expanded,
while Tor Ist week they were voluntarily con-
tracted Sl,s1O1O0. As compared with n wear
ago. the bank loans now are 321 400 900 smaller
despite the acknowledged EXPANSION and conSc-
IGeht greater requirements Of legitimate trade.
AS matter OF course, the deposits are CORE
spOndngy reduced by the contraction of loans
and further reduced by loss OF SIR 600 600 IA
cash. which is actively employed in active enter
prises throughout the country instead of living
idle IN the New York banks. The monetary
situation is all right. There is no speculative
fever anywhere In the country which threatens
Us stability. but we should not hank" upoh any
imitation because OF the proposed covering into
The Treasury Of the Sj1 900 600 held for the re-
dempton of surrendered National bank notes
That proposition Is mere matter OF bookkeeping
which will not affect the amount of available sir
plus In the Treasury to the extent of single
mill. II will rot even AFFECT the monthly state
ment OF the Treasury. That statnmGst now in
cgArs i'm its total cash, every dollar ~ money
which il holds for Whatever purpose. and flic ali
sOlutf debt TO De deducted. if the sum is covered
iTt0 the Treasury. will remain exactly the same
IS il would without change in methods
Further the sum is being reduced by the rcdr,np-
lion IF hank notes nj the rate Of about $500 600
PR week. Jgrc I. $50. the sum stood at $50
000 600 now ID is less than $4,000 900
The average rate for call loans during the week
was rather under 1-@ per cent, and on Friday
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financial Meetlnas.

rEHE ANNUAL NETTING Of the stock
/ holders the Northern Railroad Company OF New
jersey the pose Of ccng Directors Tor the ensuing
20 held 01ire OF the at Eneie-
wood. y. j., WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il, 1890 at 10 rs
o'clock a. n The poll, vii remain open hour.
o. \. kOORBACH Secretary.
May os. 1890
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John II. Davis a Go. ofcr and recommend - q
profitable investment Sl.0u0.olV arst mortgage
railroad & per cent gold %o-ycar bonds at - AMI
interest, See advertisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16

The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and the sold the Stock Exchange last
week and for the OF the preceding two years
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DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
KnickerbOCker Trust Co,


Rranch ONCE 3 Nassau-st and 10 Wall.-t
CAPITAL aud SURPLUS .-........S6joO00
Amou Of S%.'?' '>'
DEslnNATED Legal DEPOSITORY.
Interest allowed time pOslts. Deposits PecelNcd
subject TO checks demand which pass through thc
Clearing House like those upon any city bank
safe deposit boxes to rcat Ia
FIRE AND ~ ktLAKPHoOF VAULT.
Acts % Executor, Admlnistfator. Guardian Reccy'r
Registrar Transfer and Fnanc, Agent ami accents other
trusts conformity with the law Of ans state or oil The
United Stats
BUSINESS AND PERSONAL
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
JOHN =. TOWNSEND, President,
CHARLES 4. BAhNLlt ElvcPtesdent,
JOSEPH 4. BKOW&, ~ ViccPrcsdent.
DiKECTOKsi .,,...
JOSEPH ). 4 ERBACH, HAthY Il. HOlLIHS'
CHAS 4. BARNEY, DAVID H. hINH', Jh,
JAMES H. Bi.ESLiN, fDWAhD " LOl:W
+ 'I6tVSSF ID UtfitDEN, GEORGE j. MAGEE,
i,i rf-l,IIK a UoifEVE. HENRY W. L. MALL
sNMt III. I tOLGATE ROBERT MACLAY,
iRN ~ t.NPORT ROBERT G., REMSEN,
ufiSrY r. DIM0CK ANDREW n. SANDS,
William A DUEN' join \. TILSEY
JACOB HAYS, JOiin r.. IpW y, orr,rSsD,y
A. FOSTER HIGGINS. CMARLIS f. WATSON
FnED'K l.. ELDRIDGE Sccy.
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Leaving si-pls nearly SO 900 in the treasury
TOT ID. rhlo % hayo fun representation 81 th"
ST. - ,i ,,uanv shareholders, who cannot o. present
% .oucs,od b. .cud their proNc, TO Oh" h'cr'arl Win
I,.frf,tI.i, bow o. No'" IN" -au'.
by order &" "' DUN" . II IIGGTTr. Secretary.
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.

June IL 'ss. June IL. SO. June H. 80
Ncaanres sJS5 10 $40 47l2 1876 go .770 4CS,3Ti
D. snares oil IL 800 .2II OBJ
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JOHN n. DAVIS G CO.,
10 WALL ST. NENy-YOTK.

PITTSBURGH" W{$% tSar S%SP ST LOUIS RAIL-
CHICAGO, ST. Louis AND riI.TsTRGH RAIL.
pIii NiR EyIii "a June 10th 1890
4 I MEETINGS of the Board of Directors
n9 basis Tor the con.oda.on If tn ritsbara6 tncn
na ana st. Louis E1l"qy ,le Chieae2 - Louid ana
dlalnpoI, Railroad Cincinnati Richmond Rail.
LoI. Halfway company be submi;ted to IT, snarcholdcf,
Tor s!e, a,t.od 1T special metinPr - be eG a, i2ow.
at onmLu, ONO August i:Nh, ls'2 o.. ,o., c,,, =,
IndIanaroii. iad ''. August 2od, iso6'
PROPOSED BAsl, or CoNsOLGDAT1OS.
Thee roads have an agcrcgate miic,ge Of o5l miles
va columbus to Louisville I9aanapIii, AID CHICAGO. and
through controlled or affiliated line, TO Cincinnati and st.
nGg COMPANY o @,yG c an aqfh2r'Gd capital a q
600 ia stock 800 cach. Of which la;tr
.'o 100000 VIII be preferred and fi1,O0OOo0 common
bonds. ae,u. si2 600 900 are to DO set aside 70
prior liens on the road, be- consolidated, follows:
BONDS.
Present Mortgage Debt Of Pittsburgh, Cncin. ooo 80.
Prom, Norglf. Debi = Chicago. ST. Louis o,..,
amt Ptttrirn kaiirond ray ....,- ..,,,. 2o.7539sS
son and lni.nnapoi' ii.l. oiG ,ly nan. io3l'oVo
rosa OVD
Say Ef,7eiosS
Leaving aDou, s39 600 IN The easar, Of The Goo2l
a add t.1lal railway, and o1ler awful purposes -
o., p,f.rr.d stock /, to De- non.cumuati'e and entitled
20 ga ~. "d ~ ,'f b he Ford % the rsht after
thrac pr. cent ha- been declared tn common stock to
'' @ co.m .t < j. TO- BE- cnIed 20 three per cent per
pen, na. bon d.rar,d on IL. rraferrcl and az add
t0nal Two p.r cent 80 any iat ai,t l, pre- t'i l.
na dcrarcd N ioy yar on ioto preferred and common
a any addoa' 'g, aid " coman soc are
~ preferred stock N $50 600 600 about S2lOoOooo
ere 70 issued exchange for stock OF the respective
tOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
By order of the Board Of Directors,
The Oregon & TransCOntinental Co.,
COLGATE HOYT.
Vice. President.

% Wall-st.. Sew-YofS June II. 1890.
Referring the fof going announcement "" beg 70 ''
the Of holder u The oregon and Transconihit
Company fr.t Mortgage Tru,t Bond, To the following
Official the operation, Of the Northern Pacific
l:llirold Company .
Ten months cndiag April 80,
1883 1890.
Gross caraug. p .9Oj % f1S1l5 32Sl1
on rating expenses ..... . 1G5 9js 90 lcG39 9Oosg
rt carnnc............... &353Ioi670 ISOLDE. 26
Intorast, rental, 6jls % 69;3 SG2?l
Surrlgs Observation-Disclosures. sI29.sU $llol. 55s.35
Ml..Dlltncoas income met 4ilO9749 4io 49,. Is
Proat over fixed CHARGES si5tO,G20 sl,5ll ."o0.j3
Tho underlying bonds Of Northern Pacific brapch lines
now held by The Trustee, ~ the oregon and Tr1nsconu.
mental lond, when released by this operation, VIII lc
deposited w,h the Trustee u te Northern Pacific Raj
road Company Co1sodattd Motr1gc thus giving 10 The
batter IN, bcont 81 all the security held for uc
Oregon ami Traa-,oltincntsl bond
W. are prepared 10 deliver at once Northern Pacific
aroad Company Consolidated Mortgage pr cent. Gold
Bonds Al our once IN exchange for Oregon and Tranconti
mental Company First Mortgage Trust Bond. tho basis
set foh in the Of that Company upon sur
render To Us Of tho oregon and Tran,contncn Bonds
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
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The following yesterdays quotations for unlisted
securities:
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- ~ ~ .' y b
For tho present common stock
o. th- tniDl-o. 1T. Louis
aud Pltt.burIh Eallloiu
co. Pc for par. sly
Tor on..third Pr.-"u5 pro-
fcrpd stock OF 'nicaqn,
s. Lori, and Pittsburgh
Ellroad Go. las above
up'rl'. say .-....
for on..nalf Present stock q
Jesrr-ouVii.c. Madison ana
Indianapolis Railroad Co.
fas before noted ....-.-. ..-
For accumul.. od dividends
now due ua First Preferred
stock. Pittsburgh. tiuc.n'
ni6i and - Louis Ran
way Go, say ...-......-......
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t'lnaUclll
TRUST co.
CORNER OF WALL AID NASSAU SITS.

Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds and
Dop posts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-16
Diui0cn0 y oticcs.

OFFICE OF. THE UNITED srAlEs EQuIIABLE
GAS ~ vs. M5 'oq ~ 1890
4 DIVIDEND OF one PER CENT. on the
~ caunl s.ock of thi, Company has been DECLARED,
payable Friday June 20 1890. The transfer books VIII
b. closed Tn -day. June TO- at o'clock p m. and re.
opened SATURDAY. June u, at 10 o'clock a. m.
A. b. PROAL Secretary.
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.w4oRk cENrEAl. ANp. HUDSON RIVER RAIL.

4 DIVIDEND OF Fol I IFK utNI on me
"A capital sto,A OF The Vow YORK and Harlem la,lroaI
. 1 o.Iaiy will br pad bv the NUN-No.k. Central and
Hudson River @ilioad company Los, .gnd,r ths gr2.
the 1T DAY o. july neNt IN tran,i books IL
b. closed a, > n,cIo.h y. ~, Oh MonaN the lo1 mss
l. Y. ". r. ~SIIkI.. Irna,nrcr.
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NEWELL MARTIN. Secretary.