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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Cd FIo0i
Mother Huhlarl NIGH i"OWN~. bee. oYav o. muslin
SOC. Another s;,.' win four ir.'t:'n, Of IIAMUrT
'!: around neck and sleeves. double down front
Of ,oN". SIC: worth II -
DRAWERS. b",t gTa!i.' 81 muslin. pain IN. 'It" !1c
DRAWERS with I'm" iismkr.- H. a..ort'd ,";:'
o. c..brp:deIv. 3Jc.
tOI:>li Covers. pctf'ct.ftnr V.f;on.. an' hi X
-il".d lesi quality % 7artnur cl;o!f'rv. 3Jc
worm 80.
WALKING SkIET> WIKI ouhrot"r"d :qrr" :: be-
deep. S9c.: N"rth :, -
SILK TIA Gowns AND SILK tNDIEWrAE \
SPECIALITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

cd foor'.
LOT l-ErSSIAN HARE CAFES. '"h"r Win
standing roll collar Mdc collar ali po!nt'd :"n:-.
,s,un 81 10 N.udav 30
LOT =. e, NUN. ASrEACn\N Fur CAFES. M.diu
pointed fronts. N1;" - 80. N!o'.
day tiGS 40 G'.1
TWO LOTS Of imported JERSEY WAISTS ~ haii't
designs good, imported t, sell Toy 81 and -
lot J Y lin" 81 our price ...... ....... Il -
LOr ..-Valuc u.f p-!co .............. Los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
nrrLOOK or THE IOWA CORN CROP

De, Monc-. Iowa. sept 10 Thi' weeks bulletin I'll
,h. Iowa weather crop service estimated the total da
az, 10 cora hy frost not 10 exceed i've per cent III"
,n, the state (, assured Of at least >cv"nty I'VE pr
", -, mn average crop III sound. merchandising corn
49,. n.r..,,nndcII, lrlort a light yield OF POTATOES,
rn,. frun thirty TO nfty per cent Ut fhll crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
IN ALL De PA 7 NJ 3
WE MENTION A FEW BARGAINS
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

ICO pes. coin. wide PLAIN SCRAli in all the now
coors value at SEC; our price. I2r.
so pes .O.ln wide all SILK FANCY SUKAII. worth Gsc
price
90 hes 3oin. wide FANCY CuEvlOT sUITIN'.S.
good value at 80. our price 25c.
80 pcs. 3S.in. wide wool. CASiiMl:EE. In ali the
popular sha.rs. and
81 3G.in. Wid" SHADED STRIPED SC1T!Nt'N.
worth 6"r VII b~ offered AZ 49,. ...... Bic.
80 pes, tin FANCY and TARTAN P1AtDS and
90 Ic>. sin. AII.-WOOL SIIvINGS. rith"i line GOOD
value at G,c WIFI h' .o,d a &c. fjc.
IN ADDITION To- THE ABu"I A err Al VARIETY
OF ATTRACTIVE GOODS WILL BE MARRIED -
WONnERFVLI.Y Low PRICES IN BOTH DEPART.
Mt.SrS
The sun., 1890-01-05

~. eo c,rsbsh szhop<e M n,rs extra o. ana slfn
ske Tor ykioIrS nnohaneed, onetedi fpreiFn
at 4JSdSsIe Tor derneatio and 4H09fc for forelgn,
I'm quiet pHt Sfe1sy CLOSING r. -
nPmsr but dull olosiDg hrm at ~ foT yaRohry.
sry PiF iroI yarrsn,s as ere g1ssaAnssd s closing
steady at so tor January ana Sis nos msson;
b du bst prisss fnls s.snSy q ssAtsS for IsguIsrs
srsdss 6utths ns choice ~ Il fat ~ "a, de%1ps
end nsm; sslss q ~ sels ~ sor ~ q" nnd ss 30
ior W.. 9Iet's1 SOTRSe e gSSd strained q S7e
As, %x 3 to wv 3sStsSS Tar sssad5 At
S225 n gard. Pitch unohenseA ~ SIG ..,<
Yense and then tnrsher imRroysds u tp SLoSf 9o.ng
oIoslnS Al 3Sf; aAles 5000 bhla Rennpa IN
bnie unohanged at Ls0c.; caseA efOo HaphthA Aloa.
The sun., 1890-01-05

SATURDAY. Jan, 4oaFLoUR AND MEAG:11TThs 1 Tbs
Ss f% fS5 TSs",
S!Sar' y bSI@Ss gTsds -SIS6sSaI9; E9. r. iSSS Sa
fa.a :ssl: :nPstssRs a sSs
SSs SS,Sn inEn IL IN SsoS he DeS S
Ess city mIS ShPgnE s5trSs Egg sa e Eye a9SST 9I
$sa SSSqRirnsf iSS %sstsTa aes Sss fo9
aOgE R better Ss On sToaS
S%
S % sa ss Ssas S sks
BALE: Sss sadP ana Pds ss oSs was Only
R.
BSS bears we're EooG sss di.iuSSsa cStsen tas
sales aggregSting 81, 500 bales;
5sS. e
lsee-so 1888 "a
Receipts at ports th: day.. ,3ss 22ss5 72 2s sss ss
Visible supply, ali ErowtiG. -. asa Isl Ss47so5
aaq PsSss
xsIor Change tic close was steady ise ysnaSTy
SsS 81 ss. S aaish sy 4sa iS
go .ssSs v tS .a:. 4: GsRSsHt Ss
sssy Il: RI $sE:s s:s
e Ss Sy.iaSs a 5ac qaSisd piosI;d Sess IVA
S SSodlssfs e 5sSIs SsSs sSsssSs Btssssa boSs
ss ssd TSS SS rRSs' asa s sSsd sss a
mess Sc. ioE packet and s7SsL 80 for plate Dbl and
sss1. s: 81 nt .' sfsr ns%: s:ss
s stSsdy ~ sS S TSSS hI 70;
ss:sSsrS ss!ie III sssis diI5y: ana is$isSa a5 +.
io9c, Tor State factory ful Fresh eggs. fSS
sss
Sq,h ri, ss g sls sS ssh iss hpf aE rsS5S sS
fSfs july Spot wheat vas dS report Of large buy.
GS7o: red winter 7SSslc' white, 7seSOe No Ersd
witsSus essential change; sales S7S bush q ss
SSfs fSs s SSs ST Tor rfSSgAy @
mixed a. 5atc for sian January SISc 69r Es1raTy and
@ ot fSi ana e f0sSS
Stlc. Western yellow aostsc.; dS white, 57SIi 81
.d sS@ %Sat SS . ss y sSS.
ssc for February @1l6c for March and 27to for May
@ Rs Gn as SS aas sHHs msSf ssS N NSS 1Ia an
SsI M ss Er SSo: O sG for
and 5SSSsc for touTrSwsd stsLs and 37S7yS for Cen
at Ssalsc After 'chsngo-wEeSt STEADY: No : red
s.S sss:t tp tGs IrRSsPy S s ftsHg @
cSE3 syT5h "a SaJ to5 SssGAJTT JTy s & 5s
ais S a1y sa hs sSs. arn su, qu. sale.
ooc 6aEs Nos and santSs e 7Hc QuoLsd; Bio
hosss zssssSss. klo SptioSs sdSsneed IS Sont;
10 m SaesS s %4H Next ~ S Ss At oaS Si
SsEG Europe was mGdsrSts Saysr bulls also bought
sSa SPS SSES Closing steady with sellers al tho following
prices;
yapuary. Iss Sc NPLii,.,..iIss9sSS July; 9oc
March i59Oc Ju1e. .is Ooo septs'6er ieo0c
Raw s9GAr' arm S9s quIs. a: &C. fer fair rss9Sing
81 En:a ssI"a % tS5y; SsE; c S 4 soi Ss sss:
The sun., 1890-01-05

. The net earnings OF the OehLraLa ~ nnH 6g "
crease OF S6i,529 as compared with the same
month Vf 1888 and for the eleven N months tte
Si9 Fhe son Net p" eafSnss Of the Cleveland, cln-
cinnaA, Chicago aud 81 Louis Railroad for No
yember were 1886, POI, an incre ase OF eISbt2 ae
compared with the same month Of 5S lSsS; 80 and nd
for the five months ending Nov. ", efSS'4So' an
increase OF S14S,A85.
road reports gross earnings fo.r November Q!
S97l ,90s, an increase of aS4.701 as compared
s ao an sf%s inSresse %Snsh u year. 'Aa
A statement prepared at the Treasury De-
II sIs S,SSsGR y s aHEpS s5 Y SSsey
pSfoa pSd FRe aePsase ere fs n main
The issu6 of the former was over 900,
and Of the latter over 5000, 0,0. Tho output OF
S6S SSa fPlS ThefS was &eWeper IN he
circulation Of national bank notes and gold
Certificates.
The receipts from internal revenue for -th the
week were $l,S43,30S, and from customs &3 795.-
123, total Of S563S .481, against 35Ol6 794 last
week and making nal the total receipts since July
National bank note circulation outstanding.
S ,a saSsSsS basSsS q s4aa a.
BANK. notes, sss,762,664 decrease. as COM
pared with last week, Of $2S4, ,69l.
last Saturday as follows: O..
Gold. .s1ss slo sis7Ssaos7
Legal tenders. 6aSAafe "oh<1A
qo,a,u. .Si0e 7ieis 61a4oos sll
Silver balance $40 o2d against $40 sss Last
sssinss lsst Saturday Bonds to secure such
Money IN London. 4S <, cent The sststemsat
crease in specie OF 90.45A. 900 markS Paris ad-
vices quote y cents at 81 francs 80 centimes,
and exchange on London at 70 francs " Gen.
umea
Tho New York, Providence and Boston Rail-
road Company ogers to its stoekholdefs OF
goo FsS 9Pts a. Pe
all shares not taken by Feb. 10, viii be sold at
auction Feb. 10. for the benefit OF those entitled
to them.
Messrs. Grant Bros, and Turner. Manuel &
Co. will on Monday offer to lnyestors llmited
amount Of Spokane Falls and Northern Rail
issued at the rate Of S2O. .0O6 per mile. The road
Is finished and being operated from Spokane
Falls to the Columbia River. and is earning net
more than its fixed charges.
Holders OF Drexel. Morgan 4 Co.'s temporary
receipts for second mortgage bonds OF the
Ohio, Indiana and Western Railway Company
may now exchange then H. for en, engraved, rsof- rec
p cent. provided for by the plan Of reorRaniza-
ton. must be paid upon making the exchange.
Mr.. Joseph H. Bond. for number Of years
cashier OF the banking house of B. 3. Sands
90. has been admitted to partnership In that
firm. ---...s
The sales OF mining STOCKS Of the New York
Complicated Stock and Petroleum EHchange
The sun., 1890-01-05
VERMILYE & CO.,
10 AND 1S NASSAU ST..
AUGUST BELMONT & CO.,
43 NASSAU ST.
a3 NASSAU ST.

TO THE HOLDERS OF THE DENVER,
TEXAS AND FORT WORTH TRUST
CERTIFICATRs. ISSUED BT THE
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW York.
Tho Mercantile Trust Company has been Officially
notified that the Denver, Texas and Port Worth R. h
Co has passed resolutions authorizing the oonsoI.
daton Of that company with various other companies
OF Colorado and Wyoming the text Of which proposed
articles Of consolidation may be at the Office of
the Mercantile Trust Company. 100 Broadway. New
York and tho judgment OF the Trustee Ia that It 10
advantageous 70 the shares held by that such conso
idaon should bo effected but s the holder of tho
loyal title Of the said shares In trust for holders of
the certificates which 1t has ssued against said
shares In order that u may be advised Of the views Of
said certificate holders notice hereby given that
meeting OF the holders OF tho certificates issued
aforesaid will be held at the ONCE Of tho Mercantile
Trust Company, in the city Of New York. on the
fonrth day OF February 1890, at the hour of O'Clock
p H. OF said day for tho purpose Of expressing and
recording their views the subject Of auch oonsolL
dation-
Tho books for tho transfer of said certificates WIFI be
closed the fourth day OF January 1881 and remain
closed until the fifth day Of February, 1890.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST co. OF NRw YORK,
Trustee
The sun., 1890-01-05
OFFICE OF
OFFICE OB
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Of New Jersey,
1Is LIBERTY ST. NEW YORK, JAN. I. iseo
Proposals for
OA,S00yOOO
General Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds 70
provide for the payment OF
S5,OOO.OOO
First MoFtgate q Per Cent. BondS
duo Feb. 4, 1900.

Sealed proposals viii be received BY the undsrSIGnSd
until p. NJ Monday Jan. 1890 for the purchase Of
the whole or any part OF S4.5oOOOO general mort
gage o1year cent gold bonds Of this company NO
offers will be entertained at less than 10 and accrued
interest from Jan. 1890 Payments will bo duo to the
extent of per upon allotment and the balance at
the option Of the purchaser before Thursday Jan
80 1890
Tho maturing nrst mortgage bonds will be rsceIyedia
payment with adjustment OF interest 10 Feb ]. 1850
The right reserved TO reject proposals. not
sidered for the interest OF the company
These bonds Aro Identical with the S00.40O,OOO
general mortgage bonds now outstanding and quoted
At tho Stock Exchange Of New York and London, and
are now ready for delivery
The bonds Issued in tho following denominations
Coupon bonds Of 81 oo0 sach interest payable semi.
annually. Jan and July l.
Registered bonds of S5Oo SI,oo1 5000 $4,000 and
$4,000; interest payable quarterly by check mailed
to registered owner
Tho 81 800 900 per bonds arc issued TO pro-
vide for the payment tho LIST of February 1890 Of
5000, 900 first mortgage per cent bonds OF this
company that Issued Dec. Is 1903 and secured
by mortgage lien upon the main line tho Hud
River Jersey City TO tho Delaware River phillips
burg.
Upon the payment and cancellation Of these 6rst
mortgage bonds tho security OF the general mortgage
bonds Will be established as first mortgage upon AL
the railroad property OF tho Central Railroad of New
jersey subject only to S3 3sS6OOO sevons maturing in
1882 $4,000 maturing in 1902 $4li 900 New
Jersey Southern 6s maturing 1888, and $4,000 Long
Branch and seashoro rs maturing ls9t Tho property
includes The. Ownership Of $50 miles of railroad aEgEre
eating 7o5 miles Of single track In New Jersey, and the
control AZ esSoe OF 1877 mil OF in
The net surplus revenues OF tho company
over all operating expenses, taxes. extrAOr.
dInary repairs. and hxed charges during the
past three years have amounted to moro
than 2s per cent. upon the capital stock OF
SIS ,6O3, 900, of which revenue over 10 per
cent. upon the stock accrued durinE tho
year 1859. From these revenues quarterly
AIVidendS have been paid since August last
the rate or per cent. psr ===-~A- TIE
balance OF the surplus has been expended
for additional equipment, tracks, and sta
tions, thus increasing tho security OF the
bonds and the earning capacity OF the prop
charges.
By order of tho Board OF Directors.
The sun., 1890-01-05
New Securities.

First MortGags Fer CeAt..-. 0AOy yo0Oyoo0
sssona AEortEASo Z Per Cent. 9OyoOo.0oo
EFefoFFed stool. 1aroooteSo
Common Stock AEsooosooo
Assessment on stock, 10 PeRCont,
TIE SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST
MORTGAGE CONSOLIDATRD BONDS
ana the undsFlying bonds To he PAID
OFF, 1eD,6OO,o eco or che Vlrse MoFtgaGo
Fours and oS,bOOy0O OF the Preferred
Stock beipg applied TO this purpose,
Tho formal n BO u q ANIZ A TION
AGREEMENT, eoAtaining RuH dstasla.
showing the aPportiOnnent OF the ren,ains
ing securities smonE the "FIvE5.S
" "SIxES," and "STOCK," and In peyncnt
OF the assessment, may bo obtained at the
Omco OF the CENTRAL TRUST COM
PANY, 81 WALL ST, or from any menna
ber OF tho Reorganization COmmIttse.
BONDHOLDERSa ana STOCKHOLDERS
arc invited TO deposit their securities with
out delay, ana receive tho CENTRAL
TRUSTCOMPANY'5 enRfhved certificates
for tho same.
SEVEN FER CENT. FIRST CONSOLEs
DATED MORTGAGE RONDS will bo 70.
fund, In lieu OF cash, at par and Interest ns-
crued and 60 accrue 10 dato OF payment, and
will also bo reeeived and hold for payment
In accordance with said agreement.
Tho 16th day OF January, 1890, is the
last day for the deposit of bonds and stock.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT.
JOEL y. FREEMAN,
HENRY w. POOR.
HENRY BUDGE,
COLGATE HOYT,
LOUIS FITzGERALD,
O. g. ELLIS, sEcRETARE
81 WALL ST,
The sun., 1890-01-05
]. ROGERS MAXWELL,
PRESIDENT.
Wisconsin Central Company.

Pursuant to the sockholde request at their annual
meeting notice 10 hereby given that WISCONSIN CEN.
TTkAL R1diLkSEAD AZ sG9htASb sseqnd Series cries
PANY Trustee Certificates OF Comm on stock will be
respectively accepted for exchange into WISCONSIN
CENTRAL COMPANY Income bonds and COmmOn
stock until jan ~ next at par and WILL thereafter bo
80 accepted at ten per cent discount until further
notice Parties deAiTlnR to exchange viii send their
securities TO BostOn Office, 50 state 81, Room ri.
HENRY \. SPENCER, Register OF tho TrustesL
Boston. Dec. 10. 1850
The sun., 1890-01-05
BOSTON. 10 DECEMBER. Iss
To the Stockholders of the
ATCHISOH, TOPEKA
& SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY:

In April last we asked you to intrust 10 u0
your proxies, to be used NJ the Ranual uaeot-
Ing or the Company In May. This resulted
in q change OF management, tho introduc-
tion OF reforms and eeonomieS, and 1nan-
eial reorganization OF che Company that
has met general approval.
During tho progress OF this reorganizn-
tion 1t has been frequently suggested in the
public press and by numerous and largo
holders OF tho COmpnnyB. securities that lt
would give creator stability to the reor-
GanIEed Company ~ . management commit.
tod 20 the successful working out OF the
plan or reorganization, and absolutely In
the Interest or the property, could DO Se.
cured for several YeAPs.
Consulting our own IueIIn alton and con.
venIence, we would prefer co leave the man.
agemSnt or this great property to OthSrsS
bnt we recognize tho force OF tho 9uRRes-
tIOn aAd the neeessIty for some such ar
ranEement, and, as many shareholders be-
neVe that great advantages are likely 10
result 10 she holders OF all clRsSe9 OF tho
COnpany'S securities from such oO-opern.
tion, We have consented to act In the matter.
Holders OF Stock OF tho AtchIson, Topeka
and Santa Fo Railroad Company may dc.
liver their certificates. assigned upon tho
back In favor of George c. MaEoun, Thomas
Barring, Oliver w. Peabody, and John j.
Mec0Ok. to the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT
AND Trust COMPANY, 90 MIX street,
Boston, subject to an agreement that tho
title TO such stock and the voting power
thereon nhan bo vested In our nominees or
successors, also to be named by MS. for
ten years. untiI j JnIY 4. 1900.
The Trust Company Will Issue Stock
Trust CertiAeateS, emitting the holder to
all tho beneficial interests and advantages
belonging 10 or growing ont OF the do
posted shares and 70 tho return OF . like
number OF shares when the term or the trust
has expired. unless the saHe shall be fur.
ther extended by the respective parties In
interest.
Applications will be made TO have the
Trust Certificates above referred TO listed
upon tho Now York, Boston. and London
stock Exchanges.
KIDDER, PEABODY 8 CO.,
1I8 DovonshIre ST., boston
I Nassau ST.. Now York.
The sun., 1890-01-05

~, ~ s2i,ooC
cesmoia ~ mi ISaSo
,isS sSAss':E ss g ss HSs; aSISxS ii aoi%SntS
,6sS S'tE =. SSn!s ss 81 az a64idO EH'fih ,Toor
i25a pSns n Wood d. Nv $4,000
FEiRe iReshshsS 70 Wm RsRsSSW. 80 ...,:...S.. I,OoG
SAT- sn%: DfSP S AR1S G s sS EsSDod
lOstn sS':sf s 70 5 ssS Sv aTIii Kaiser to JG
its$ %. i Iirs a!S Bcu.vird aS16Si Ajax o
l!sS aGHsE e e 30 BSai;viid aSIss GinS
ySs9 S:I isi$ 3d.:St S:Ssi$;r
sja sud9s Y lbs oS %.:5 e s0lIs RS.F 20 Flora
Sd sI . 25 I'd Sv aonSGa; August Kramer ., M
,a4,h tG j. s'hs'iieSsr iSs 4ii av aSIaii; Wright
OtS Il iSh st SS i16O IPOiiichsi
AVA es hS am s5d ST aoi7S BorGiicdS to
iIS.h sa 70 70 dPrien n ~. 1880
coSnSa Sntis s sS SSsn Is % Houston st ii1io0 Oscar
% SsSsa 6 ADEaSa$ J6s.pR GIRn
81 sy So SO cor or SiSt a. aiSIioi Mary Wilson to
eSsrElosto e. oSoanSr Con to 5smes Plng 10000
St Eichoiss av. o . cor isath OF 50. .2xsetr; Vim
SAME SAmsSS Prcposty; le Sa George srdasnn TO VIM
Brooms 4 ioS &iiiaiim Long 70 Witon. ~,
Broosnc St 2iS Baumann TO Clara spsrbsr $500
RECORDED MoRrGAsRa
cohn, Abraham. to Oscar Stern. wS Columbia q. ,oo
sfRs to i. asS aSsiS5S'a S "a ana
ss cray Gn. w "a q Kay Siih st s6thavS
Gibbons ohm j. to Marion ButoG Glare
HRrss @SP' sspSsa as 70 iasnd. cor 9th Gv 49,
ken saq paSid slss e q virgins St ih
Lens, samuel & to the Irving savings ms. 1895
MlItcn. n. SSas g. to John Smith th st. aoo
MsIaaghiiS stl ~ q aaqy x to woodruff u Nor. ~
Mesorisy CSC Il Nsxander TO WanS cor 9th 49,
Mos.s SnH Hsfma s1sn n 70 scSutI iita
Rsn,Ssw WIN % R:p,iav JE Taylor ST lot Oo
rs map ThoS BSSSiprd yrs mon -. a5o 9
Schroeder: MSndol, 10 August Kramer. saSs nm
spsISsr clara to BaamSnn GG BrConoit 49,
sossau' ' c j. to :f Borgstsds 8 Xv 4 SD
scSresbor M:aGci to stern. Sd ST. oad 100
the Church in York1iiie 70 ID Bafiiaa wv
fot q sb iRS sSE 1000
&:nS.it i:is: ,sia.Ss and spo 500
exOrs Brooms St. wiilstt st, syrs..,.. 10000
n ISad q Alexander ay, yrs s,.::.,...:.: $4,000
W -. 1000
RECORDED LEAsEG
Churchill Edward s. to W Washburn, seS
KsISa az Sso 1s ~ ksrbs Wsr6en Schiller SS'2
~ yrs n o-o ~ :. ~" ..o " @e s' 1850
Aver so6 5th av Io15 $500
The sun., 1890-01-05

'The lac, SATuRDAY, Jan. 4.
hAys gia, Ss 'wenty-!our hours in Wall street
Money IaSI little promise OF hetter times,
70 ,bs 'onuer7 appear 10 have suddenly come
tLsy -" a., conclusion that tho best dlsposltiOn
&c ssS. AAe OF their funds Is to put them ont
WV" i0F such periods as borrowers may
The sun., 1890-01-05
-. Anp coMMHsolAE..

...,S gsshaagsTSaieS San' -
..o I.r, .,s = ss.e, E.1. s. S. $1,000 s.
iLia Ciass - 81
The sun., 1890-01-05
4iriatnds aud autercst.
9iriaends mud autsrest.
AtGhison, Topeka and Santa PG
RAILROAD COMPANY.

--
THE INTEREST DUB JAN l. 1851 On THE oENEhAL
roprcAcp porp PER cKHr coIn poNns oP
THE AfCHISoN TOPEKA AND SANTA FR RAIL
nam c,y,.yv
will oe paid on and after that date BY tho UNION
COMPANY OF NEW YORK. at thsir Offices rs Broad.
way New York. and Room O. Nc ssMlk a., Boston, and
,no.,,,
CERTIFICATES Of the UNION TRUST COMPANY, which
The sun., 1890-01-05

sos, 500. .l50: AKA tIaaekLaoo, Total, S2se.-
M. & sSSS:;; S;sI gSsS
sSa sS'lfS fotsi 'O''l@a' ans '''''
The sun., 1890-01-05

&ROO TO 5000 MAY BR LEFT 10 our discretion
pOOOto opsrate "a Wan st on system long and
successfully tried upmltsd pTodtg limited Losses Ad
oEe61 JACKSON, 6PRAgUE CO.,
% New at, n. r
The sun., 1890-01-05
10 weekly bank statement showss

Surplus. -, Saoals7s ti,7sSoOo Dec. saeSe76
Ths surplus year ego was VISA 100 and tEo ysArs
ago slus2A72a
Gross railway eaFninRa for December and
the same month Of 1888 and With that year as
The sun., 1890-01-05

t1Nnfinl,
MADISON SQUARE
GARDEN COMPANY.
$l,25O,OOO.
First Mortgage 3 Fer Gent.
3O.Year Gold Bonds.
DUE 1919.
TRUsTBEr THE MERCANTILE TRUST co
Coupons payable let of Nay ana November,
Principal and Interest payable in United States
Gold coin OF present standard Of weight and
1nsnesA Coupon Bonds OF $1,000 each
70 bearer. With privilege OF Regis
trRtlon Of Principal
DIRECTORss
Hiram Hitchcock OF Hitchcock. Darling 4 Co
j. PIerpont Morgan OF DreIeL Morgan 4 Co.
-.
oeoh .1AeeAs"FH VI ""e'HDut+ AHH''nAn W
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William n. Wharton.
Harry L. Nicholas Of u. J. Niohsihs 4 Co.
AAe"'S - " ne ~ ""N''"f ~
The above honds are nrs Han and the only mort
gage upon the block of land bounded By hadiSon and
tth avs and 2eth and 9Th stA together With the build
Ing now being erected thereon.
TIE VALUE OF THE LAND WITH.
OUT BUILDING Is ESTIMATED BIZ n.
v, HARNETT AT S1,SOe.1OO. THE
BUILDING WILL COST OVER ONE
MILLION DOLLARS.
Thus the above mortgage Is considerably less than the
value OF the unimproyed land and less than SO per
cent. or the va,ue OF the improved real estate q
pass upon which largo sums arc now constantly In
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.on,s,n -. a,ans,,s,- 49,. =. as,.n. ~. W.. %
s:., 'ss sss Y ss:s ss
revenue.
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Reorganization
OF THE
Ohio, Indiana & Western Railway Co.

az WALL STREET,
NEW YORK, Jan 4, 1890 J
Holders of our temporary receipts for second mort
gage bonds OF the Ohio Indiana and Western Railway
Company may now exchange Same for Engraved ReOr-
RaniEAton Certificates for like bonds The engraved
certificates for 81 900 each. and pass by delivery
Tho assessment Of " per cent provided for by the
plan Of Reorganization must bs paid before exchanging
receipts ~ above.
The sun., 1890-01-05
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY,
REORG.Q.N:IZ.q7IOJN:

TIE holders oF FIVE ana SIX per cent.
QENBRAL CONSOLIDATED BONDS
and oftha STOCK Of che COMPANY
ere invited 60 reprgnniso the said corr
pNny % che fpllowinG bASisI
The sun., 1890-01-05

ERAEKLIS A sAyIsGs BAST ( LE e9E sth HN And 42d g.
on and after Jan ~ 1880 by order OF the TruBtseG
interest at the rate Of "a per cent per Annum viii be
paid depoktorB entitled thereto on all Sums Of % up
5000 Money deposited on 0T before JGn 10 viii 1rANI
inteIsSt from Jan. J.
BsnF open from 10 4 H. 70 r. IL. aud on IolSSS
evenings from % d O'Clock.
ARCHIBALD TURNER Pr.akdsDt
WILLIAM @. CoEKLIN. Secretary.
The sun., 1890-01-05
S1, 500, 600
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
RAILROAD
First MOTigaqG 4 Per Cent Bonds,
DUE 1870.

|, SUbH H AK THE UNION TRUST
CoHGPANY,N Y. COUPON BONDS
OF 0ItooO EACH AND REGIS.
TERED BONDS OF $1,000
AND $1,000.
The above ere portion OF Se. .oOo, 600 bonds
which arc secured By . arst raOrtgnge, at tho
rate of4s9, 500 per ralIe, on the l15 miles OF
tho old Michigan Air Lins, now part OF tho
main line of the Michigan CsntraI Railroad.
In their circular recently issned, ashinE for
bids for che lean, the NIehigan Central Com
pany states as follovsi "The Air LIne Road
diverGes from the old mnin line OF this CON-
paay at Jaeksop, and connects with II again
Mt Miles, AND rs THE SHORT LINE
OVER WHICH ALL ITS MOST I'M
POKTANT TRAFFIC PAssES.n Tho
total amount OF this loan authorized is
$1,000. eco. OF which sum 0O,hOo 900 are
new issued. and the remaining 09OO, ,0Oo
arc held In trust 10 retire old per cent.
First Mortgage Bonds. maturing Nov. i.
1890.
o. 300, 600 OF the se.AoO, 900 now issued
will be used to retire a like amount OF per
cent. First Mortgage Bonds, mnturinG Jan.
4. 08Oo, eco will bo used for the purpose
Of refunding TO the Michigan Central Com
Pany part or the amount expended by It on
tho Air Line Railroad, and tho remaining
0eOO geo viii provide means for reducing
grades thereon and for making other nee.
eRsary lmprovenepts.
Tho ATiohigaa Central Railroad has paid
dividends Mt the ratio OF por cent. fer 4 ee5
aud 1855. and s per cent. fOr 1850 on Its
Capital stock OF S1e,78s,eOA.
Tho undersigned will receive subscriptions
for the above Bonds at Osh and accrued In
terest, tho Mst to bo opened on Monday,
Jan. Q. at 10 A. NJ, and to close on Tues
day, Jan. a. At Q o'clock. or esrllsr.
We recommend che Bonds as q safe and
desirable Investment for Trust Funds.
The sun., 1890-01-05

NNHR PIRM OF A e. POTTER co. was this day
i dissolved By mutual consent ISRAEL T. WOOD
aud SAMUEL L. CAEsEBRo retiring from said S0pArt
b. POTTER elons Is authorized 70 COLLECT all dsbta
York Dec. So 1889. A. X POTTER co.