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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, June II, 1897.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, June lip. m.
The fluctuations in stocks to-day were TOO mar
row to be worth more than passing notice. III
the leading stocks they did not reach per cent
and in Louisville and Nashville. which was
first in point of activity, and in st. Paul, WHICH
temporarily surrendered the leadership The eA-
IRENE range of prices was considerably sni@llef.
The Western railway stocks were strong anu
higher on the crop prospects, although Union
Pacific was heavy, and the Gould STOCKS do d
rule appeared to be pressed-for SALE Inc eAoep
tional strength of Missouri Pacific was needed
10 prove the traditional rule. The outward
n,o,,ament of oold appears to have como TO an
end, and there were no engagements Tor SNIP
mont on Saturday. This fact should have I'M
nared life and vigor to the speculation, while the
constant selling of the stocks that are most
LARGELY held in Europe contradicted the pop
Mar notion that the liquidation there had been
comT1eted The ease Of money in this country
and abroad undoubtedly would encourage specu-
lative buyiug if there was any valuable assur-
ance that it would be prolonged DouDlS aoouv
il are not unnatural, and in the meanWhile EUROPE
is a constant seller of American secuEues IN
The circumstances it is not surprising that the
market digeSts the offerings with no nttie ulnl-
Guilty. The peddling of stocks on foreign ac,
count makes the market dull and heavy IN inc
nIain absence of public interest The resistance
that is displayed every day Is, Tor THIS reason, ~
markable The closing to-day was full OF prom,
Use. although the final variations were DIVIDED
between gains and losses.
The market is essentially waiting one Large
crops are in sight and there Is g. universal IN
clination TO await the results OF the harNesC'
The excessive dulness may be continued, there
sore, for few months more
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds, and bids for As were lowered per cent.
The other issues were firm, and currency ss OF
1899 were higher The closing quotations were
as follows:
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I EHIjiH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Coruanot anu Des'
brosses SIS. as follows: ....,... ..,...
a. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points. ma.
10 a. m. for Geneva Lyons, Enira. Rochester bur
faIo and the West Po.syle and principal Local P pom
a. m. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate points.
IN a m, for ElInira and Intermediate points.
n m for TunshanDock and intermediate points Chair
en-, y funkhannock. Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg. . , ,..... - .,..,-., ,n,o.
mediate naints Chair L. aud ID. Junction.
$50 m TOR Pottsviile and Intermediate points Chair
"f 20 M for Msueh Chunk and intermediate points
Connection TO Reading aud HARRISBURG . -.
al n M for Geneva Lyons Elnira Rochester, puf-
fao ana the west Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Sus-
Trains leaving az ITO =. m, IL 80 a M p m and
40 D. connection all points IN hahonoy ana Hazel
'' ~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
s1oa nj, for Mauch Chunk HaIelton and intermediato
points and IL a for Shenandoah and intermediate
points. ca. , ,....a,.,o ,,o,n,s
$40 D. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmlra Rochester, Bur
fslc and tho West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons and sus
pc'''''' General Eastern ONCE. es5 Broadway.
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N, HE BOOK OF oPEN.AII. SPORTS. octave. 500 psges
illustrated The standard authority on AmerioaR ogs.
AIR anusenents Rules for sailing. swimming, ball pay
ng shooting horseback riding &C., Sc: In full ~ ue
cory. Published BY Tho Tribune. New-York Entertain
hS and universally eomplinented by the press.
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETl

by resolution OF the Board OF Directors OF the u s.
and u. NJ. :. s. Co. passed AZ meeting held Office
q the company June 10 1901 notice Is hereby giycn
that Special Meeting OF the t0ckhoderS OF
viii be hele az tho ohce Of the company Minis Buildng
afternoon. j. NJ LACHIAS
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NrrM-Y0RK ONTARIO AND WESTERN

MI EW IUFtN. UNI aItIO AND W I'D I IlIt-N
~ HALLWAY. leave West 42a.st. as follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jayst go NJ,
Tor Mddic,own. Ellenvne. Liberty, Delhi, Norwich.
Oneida, 0swego Chicago 40 M for Campbell ,i Hss
town Liberty, Walton. oneida, Central squar oswsSo
.Daily: All other trsns daily except sSnaayS Tickets
PassenSer Agent 10 Exchange Place. n. Y.
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t',uanriaI Mcetinqs.

IN He ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhold-
OF fhe Northern Railroad Company OF jersey,
ior the purpose .! desng Directors for the ensuing year
will be- held ct the once OF thc COMPANY az En2lewoOd
~ j.. Wednesday, june IT. 1901. at l5 O'clock
The polls Will remain open one hour
o. a. RooRBACH. Secretary.
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CENTRAL R. x. OF NEw-JERsEY

FOOT LlLEsIl 81. NOhlI Nltth
80 a, N, for EasiOn: MaScA cAunk, wnksssans.
SES san6Gry, %i1lamspofs. On sundays .or Ea-tOn.
Nags d5aHa % Esstsa sn and SoS
90 A. m. FOL, EastOn and Msuch Chunk. On Sundays.
gatas Hs.S5 F' 4S5ssn T s5ssS
for M'q snosaST HaSHg a,,
On Sundays for Easton Mauch Chunk. Tamaqaa Fits.
o Sui NJ for ' Eason Manch Chunk reading Harris
burg. wilkesbaire Scranton. Tamaqua POttsvs Shame
M e. E ESP s Ssusa sGSnE Reading Harris.
JP5 - $ssns h AfPssgs a. 30 s
Il rs ;s0, 40 90 p m sundays ai6 n.
FOR Long BrPeh points south to Point Pleasant a,
sunday except A;BSry PARK Is M
3d. Sc rs FS Rn NIX i aaG sS sf Il n 60 10 400
e. Asnd dg 1a s9 80 ada R,dse,on a. 80
For M f. Beach and ssaorigh; at 30 s15 H.
'''' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FP R0 He t. hG2E SF Beach s:sSTO,
Mo 0 seach Di Long Branch at 49, 10 AS
az 10 ' m s. So ssS S S Fs e
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnsgas a. 80 a. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
NASitlN GTOk
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia at go, 45, 700, 10 co. Ii 80 m
l:S9 90 49, 100, 100, co. 80 D. No. IL is niaht
SUNDAYS, 200. 10 $50, IL 80 a. NJ :00 8 80, 100
100 D. M, 10 15 night '' WV
For Baltimore and Washington daily at Oo IL 30 with
Dining GaI a. M, 200 $50 Dining Car. 500 ,. H..
d leaving Y Is at sS ~ Is11.s 80
$50 ;o9 200 D. A. have connection for Reading Rsl.
En$s % rs PnaeslDA =, z.s
Dghs Except Saturday night sundays 90 D. m 'N'
Tickets and IhroP-Car seats be procured nj n
152. i, 4lS S4t 1l59 s2S hoadway, 7s7 Sth:svs.
Court-st:. $50 Fulton-st, 99 Broadway. Brooklyn
New-Tork Transfer Company VIII call Tor aud check
baggage from hotel or resldence
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS
"AmERICA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
New y9a !. CEx!!!:1!aAz
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
All trains arrive and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. aud Forty second ST.. New ork.
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION In THE CITY.
Trains leave ms follows,
FAST MAIL AND STATE EXPIRES
' Batavia Die e na AfSqy 10 S'a
NEw-YOEK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Of Wager vssti5ne
p SSass and Standard HS setnG Drawing Room
Cars. Due Chicago . 40 a. IN. next DAY.
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS
important sate GsSi dyergs t sauoay Train
sOUTuW EsTRKN AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1880 Mwagner yetbuie DFwing- Recon- ca Sleeping
Bo ana so LT 8ans iad c55s
Chicago 90 p. NJ, St. Louis rs p
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
1880 r. M-wagner Drawing. Room Cars Due Albany
:25, Troy 49, Saratoga 40 p.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4.5O p. M-Wagner Vestibue Buffet Drawing Room
Sleeping and Dining Cars. Due Detroit s;l5 a. m.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
500 r. M-wagner yestibule Dlawng-ROom, Sleeping
sHd Dining Cars. Due Buffalo o rs u M Niagars
p. NJ, Cincinnati 7 go p. M, Chicago o 100 D. m, St.
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EXPRESS.
700 p M.-wagner Sleeping Cars to Platts6qrgh due
$40 a: m; to Burlington due 100 a. No. and to Mon
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
1850 Sleeping Cars New n Yoek TO 70 Buffalo
FAST CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
''y sinhat 80 s m indianapolis 10 80 St. Louis
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
eS cane yasgns Sso Ss ssS 6Ss Clay
Dl5Hfhg5gE SHRSSpH Is s.5 g. FsssS
Ss IL M 'i a es'i $780, S sss tiRSS
AtR IS IS S. ss g. % Si 49, III 30
I i$ 90 SiO II hO;SO i'll 80 A. M, $780,
UTFGAs tSD 49, 49, S So5 S' ga5 Soo Ss
Ro9 aE IS s AND BUFEAI0s q 10 90 nSse
$S NJ 1 asO for a'P Roc Ss9 80 90 F.
N1HgSRA FAILS $40. 200, iio;8o 4. NJ $50
SGS e S Il AND MoNrRrAn-7 80
CAPE NJ 1SC iSg iGiIIGAYT6N oeDENsBURa AMP
OSWEGO-9 10 II 80 p. NJ. also for Oswego, o:1o
200. no go A.. NJ, 800 p. M;,n,,o,,, o.,o
AUBURN oGn6NEVA 40 AND CO As 4 80 N
PITTsFIELD. LENOx, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
DERKsHlRE HILLS Via Harlem Dlyision).
Two trains with Though Drawing. Room Gers.
1898 s S Sus F Pssd 10 N NoS Adams
NORFOLK AND THE MTCHFIELD HILLS.
10, 80 D. M. through car due Norfolk Conn. 32 p m;
For tickets and space IN Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Central station or az 4IS go sax aon New
YORK. sS3 Washin gton-st, 726 FIltonst and 500 Bed
fordaye E. D., Brooklyn 100 Hudson ST., Jersey City
Wescotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to destination.
lDaly except sunday Other trains run daily. -
Above trains. except those leaving &C 10 o. m 10
3 30 so 1853, 49, 1885, and IL 80 p. IN. stop at
l39th-st. station. a -. - ~
JOHN VI. TOuCEY GEORGE IL. DAN lELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND "i-'AE"N -,
Firs. week In June s7asas +ssG7o S1ss'99=5i
Jan. ] 70 June IT,. 1.20i,OI2 1,ff".''' ''-''
N"ifohh AMI ~, o2i 1.077
Number OF miics,. 400 22Syt st5ohia s14O,S07
ian l 10 June 7...... 2,144,i4 5,8Vl,zoo ''o''O
aas1 4.237
Number OF nhes,,s" sass coo suTeS3 s489,2g1
Jan TO June -. 7.G76,779 SHe71o e'--''o'o
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL. an,
First week 81 in june s252s7 ss2 Gag s25 $50
Jan. I TO June IT,. 4eo,J9S oof'-'o -'-'
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London June IL. mConsols 30 sly TOT monty my
and % bio for account; NewSork Pennsyi gnu
Ohio INST mortgage bonds 32h Canadian racine oo,.
gre oOi do second consols 90L Illinois Central yys
Mexican ofdnary 352 St Paul common, poe heaoins'
16fs Mexican Central per cent bonus' '44'
Money Z Dor cent ,. o.. 10th short
The rnte OF discount the open market Tor Doh shOrO
and three months bills Is 29a per cent -. 49,. o,,
Paris advces quote per cent rentes at ID francs "
cenes for the and exchange on Lohooh aS 20
francs 81 centlmes for checks. =, ~. -. t-,o,o,d
The amount Of bullion gone into the fahh Vi 1-nsi""N
on balance to-day is c570OO0
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LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN. RAILROAD; coo.,o.

DELE " \ AE E IL RSiERSAD.: c.,,,..
Shortest Line yesbSd pgIa Via Q Parson 70,
m.-Bunalo and 0swego tNpte RiogbamtSn O1eRo
ithaca EIHiF3 SOIGpg BaiH sca NJ NOTE
Greene oxford Norwich COrtsnd syrscgS T EToa r ana
Intermediates stations. Connscts az ScIanOI VII
for Pitt.ton Wilkosbarre Psnyls and Nor'hun0efahu'
~ 90 ~ m@Binghaunton Mail, via Boonton ,,,. ,
D. m-Bin ghamton and EmiTa Express of MoSor
Scr1to5 With trains Pttston, Kingston ana Wikes
barre ,yr,-osho,ra and Pivmouth ES
40 H. IN. daily Buffalo Limited Express via P5ses
son. for strOudsburg, SCRANTON, PInghsn,on 1--WE NE
MOTHS. Gc arriving ii Buffalo at 9o a. m and o.wo,o
o ~ m idsv)-bufalo Richheld sprlngs ana osMesV
Express for Sroudsburg, Scranton Bngnansoh n
Waterviiie Ttca Sc and all points Buffalo Division |;
WI train the West.
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN
X. II. CO..
NEW-YORK, June II. 1891.
II, RANSFER BOOKS of the NewY York, Lack
4 awanrn and wertern Rotlwsg COMPANY 1luI,o, Di-
yison VIII close at June 10, and reopen July l.
1891 when the quarterly interest will he paid
FREDK. III. GIBBENS. Treasurer.
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A. F. PRIcKITT city Treasured.


VNREASURl OF TIE UNITED STAIES3ss
,SS eoae D. G an a o. aSpovd
1891 "a copy Of which act appended herso ts IEsas
g 95s S S v9 cda af' atiS5 s sc
S be- Sn at paafe years after the ato
5o s;9 and qy1 And SGS S5T per ccSs
per payable smiqnnua BY hs TreasHr Dd q s
6i.t sS The vii sgssTsS form az and n
dollar, Of i BIDS hod be Addressed to the s
EsSGs Pa ''FS S Sa Vi Be made
' 3 Of any 9' ds at 3D. s' 19a
NEBEKES Treasurer Y. s. ExoAicio comr Sinking
S E 5on. q The p. 5't iG
dq rs J nn Ts shSsn f |
it enacted BY the Senate and HoU Of lives
t n gnlsa sp'i6s 81 ga
Gre eSs iV 9aq n1"f bonds p Dpsre
Snd Ave HUNDRED and one t6Sa n tho Sfs 20 e
bearing at the rate 81 ts Sss 1 and 4e
s ast days e. f'9 a and G W
S SST shs Years S the ssue p
& interest thereon shall b exempt from ON tSH1 OF Sy
Gnlss siatss g herBy pes states
i s y Upon Sr0VfG o pioP %S9
S T S o said Sod "a s0 the
payable and sln1g fund for The payment Of the
s%e a. Q. h ee the ABOVE pe
e e. g?T lasua and Of Ss s :s g. Said afi
be engraved and printed at the Of the tSt
states cx.oGfcio comnIssoner Of the sinaing fund.
countersigned by auditor OF tho District of Columbia
and bear the seal OF said District They shall be
bered consecutivy and registered in Che Office OF the
Register Of tho United States Treasury. for which regis
tratlon the Secretary Of the Treasury sba make such
rrovfSIon a. nav be Necessary The Treasurer OF the
limited States ia hereby authorized sell and dispose
any OF the bonds issued under this less than
their ur value TO the favorable bidder bidders
after having duly advertised the for consecutive
Inserons in two daily papers in Washington and two in
NswYork the bids be opened under such regulations
NAV bs prescribed the Secretary Of the Treasury and
tho award % be subject to his approval The proceeds
Sand of de Bstrtet Of Columbia falling due Oh the first
t and tyontS sixth DAYS July eighteen hundred and
bus hereby authorized shall be
for other purpose whatsoever.
ANY Of the bonds hereby authorized be called In
for ay1neut after the expiration OF two from the
d,te II issue said Tr asurer OF United States his
discretion The last OF the said bonds originally issued
under this act and thor substitutes shall be first called
in and this order Of payment shall be followed until all
shall have been paid.
Public notice sha DO given by advertisement by ten
successive Insertions In two daily published In the
city OF Washington OF the time which payment Will
made and the particular bonds selected
at any be paid shall nc the expiration Of
thirty DAYS from the date OF such notice.
OF tho District OF Columbia are hereby
authorized and directed provide for the payment OF all
expenses with the engraving issue and rafemp
ton OF the above bonds upon vouchers 10 be approved by
Treasurer Of the United States.
Cd Mareh
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-INNa ISLAND RAILROAD.

On sArIrpDAY JIN 10 AND 90 special express
t,. On vii aTe L. l. City 700 and FIat5ush;aVe
SG0n, e.ood Ground shlnnocock Hills Southampton
Eringehampon anu ' Tnn daily Except Sundays with
,onneetoa for Greenport commencing with inc summer
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HE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTURING CON-
M On RR6 NV ~ NEW YoHK ''
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,

d - - NEW-IOKK juno r. 1911. -
'l'WENTY-NINTHD lYIDEND.-A quarterly
dividend OF and onehalf per cent on the capital
stock OF this company has been declared payable at this
office on and after July lst 1851 The transfer books
and reopened Thursday. July Q ut 10 O'Clock a.
ID. w. McWILLIAMS, Treasurer.
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pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
THESTANDARD RAIL WAY Of AMERIcAl
AND
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot
Of Desbr0sses and Cortiandt streets
as f0ll0ws:-
On and after JUNE 9TH, 1891.

On and after JUNE 9TH, 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
600 A. M-Puman yestibuIe Sleeping ana Psiof Cara
s ,ss: SIsSeana -; cesS6u' 30 a.s ca;
Connects. also, for ToIsac. except sstufdsy
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
;ad Eoo@ q brs
fsphers and typssntsrs tSHioIns Tor bol sSc ads
maid, barber Snip, tiay, and al the conyensnees q
electric lights. Arrives Cincinnati oio M. and Chi.
ST. Louis. CHICAGO AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
and Id Nspg car &c. Ssg
unbus. Arrives Cincinnati 10 80 and st. Lou!s
NV " III; THE CHICAGO SPECIAL
400 M@Pu%Sn yesSsq1ls se ye9 Rinps smS:
Ssh ssd rd% 20 CHICAGO Arrives ia a
THE wE-ThRN EXPRESS
$50 p. W. Pullman Vestlbdle Sleeping Car Ner.Yok
pa Sg Oars s. hS SHSSE haahi ana ana g
to Richmond and Chicago. Arrives at Columbus 80
p. m, cncln9sd 80 m: Chicago o 80 p m. GsSs
meets for Cleveland and Toledo day SATURDAY.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
500 r. M..-Pullmaa Buffet Sleeping Car New-York %
Chicago NewYork to Memphis via The sh s
Ss1s.aa 'sssi meek nes s'S day. At .1d @
e., N ess1d 9 .0s aD% esss1 tp sa
BALTIMORE. WA>HiNGTJS. AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cara
iOS STlys wss5@sS@ 80 S;,9 ana se 8;
M. arrive Washington S rs p. m. regular express,
30, :00 80 and II 100 a. 10, 30, 90 aud
200 p. and ~ 10 night; For Baltimore only 100
D. m. Sunday. 6 Is and 80 a. m. 80, 100 and
90 D. M, and 10 rs night.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 80 D. N. week days. VITA
through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ts o1ns Ga 10 asa e ~ Ing VIZ
Dining Carl, and IL 90 a. NJ ~ 20, 100, 10 3y,
300 30 100 80 O0 100, 8 80. 100 and 90
p ard - rs night AeSeomngasSlon II ~ &
90 40 Limte1) and 10 a. IA, 90, 80, 4, 80.
100. 6 80, 100 and 900 y. m, and IL 10 night
Accommodation 200 p.
For OF trains local points on the Penn.
sylvanla Railroad system apply aC the Following Ilcks
0Gices: Nos ABS. $40 and ga Broadway Asor iioesa
and foot OF Desbrosses and COrandt sts Courtt SO
Fulton.st and Brooklyn Annex station, root Of Fuons.,
Brooklyn rs Hudson.st HOboken station, Jersey City.
Ihe New-York Transfer Company VIII call !Or aat
check baggage from and residences through dee
CHAS. T. PUGH. J; r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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VERMILYE & co.,
16AND 10 NAssAU-sT.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 1. 1891
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Louisville 8 Nashville R. R. Co.

Pursuant a resolution adopted by the Board Of d.
rectors Of the LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY the first day Of June. 1891, a meet
ing VI the stockholders OF the LOUISVILLE AND NASH
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY Is hereby called 70 be
held at company's Office, in the CITY OF LOUIS
VILE. STATE OF KENTUCKY. on MONDAY, TIE
9TH DAY OF JULY 1891, at 10 O'Clock a m OF that
day. consider and II approved, to assent TO and ap
prove Of purchase by the said company Of the KEN
lucky ENTRAL RAILWAY, subject to the incun
brances thereon and raty and approve OF the taking
by said company Of its propoionatc Part of certain
proposed increased stock OF the NASHVILLE CHATTA-
NooGA AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, and to consider
OF the LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY from the sum Of FoRTY-EIGHT MILLIONS,
the present authorized capital to sum not to exceed
FIFTY-FIVE MILLIONS of dollars in order TO provide
funds for the purposes and otherwise or
to increase by such additional stock not to
exceed in all s55 900 and for such purposes may
be approved said meeting and for the transaction Of
such other be brought before said meeting
The stock transfer books of the company will be
closed on Thursday the 2Jth day OF June, 1891 at
r. NJ, and will be reopened "Wednesday. the Sh day
OF July, 1891, ut "A. ~
BY ORDER OF TILE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
j. IL ELLIS, Secretary.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, ~ \. G. &
w III r. X r. Co., Lessee-Tralns leave West 42i sc.
station tNewYOr a. follows, and 20 minutes earle, from
the foot OF Jayst Hamilton, London, Detrols
and chicago, 10 :i5 a m Alb P NJ; = 10 p M ~
Louis % 10, SIP p M Iofoo lay 10 a. ~ 70 . 20,
rs Ia lP. Utica ua and syracuse 800 10 NJ 5lJ.
~ tx N M and ali 40 only ~ Utica. hiass.
on 80, '7i5 10 rs All go $500 - rs rs AID
ali 80 a. ~. a 90 .5:lS. = S M oSa9;son o wss'
r1nt III 10 a. M i is "A 90 80 q rs, s5 80
III II az D. NJ Montreal and Canada Fast 10 r..
Detroit chiesso and q. Louis On all threggh train.
az zoo D. M Jersey City, p. n. X. Station all 20 n
% y .Da p1y sSse2 sk sssafa a M oSsSs
mr. a6 ssep1scsr ace9nmoiatlons, or Information apply
nncs xrookiyn-s33 Washington.st 726 Futon.st, An
mex ONCE foot Of Fulton ST. New York Ci,S-27i sGS
o.. Brosdw ite BSwefy atioo faf fSo F ~ w %
and foot Of Jayst, North River c, = LAMBxEr.
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SOUTEa AMERICA.

A business mon long resident IL Brazil and Argentine
Republic recently returned from there Is competent 70
upply legal Industrial and general mercantile ADVICE anu
Information neerng those countries AdcresS IN the
lrs. instance BRAZIL. Box 239. Boston. Mss
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roCKG

Albany d sus--I
Ateh II % \ f.-l
Atlantic & Pa
y O. NY Al -. !
bun X q Rita
Bun R& r on-
Bari cha NOR
Canada S0uth.-.
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Chic ID q Sc r.
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Cnlc d. Ssr Srr-
HI d Raeiho.
Chic 1T Z NSO
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CO pfei....-.--
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Col NV 81 Toll.
Dell q W...-
Del d Hudson |
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81 bay -....-..
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40 pTot.
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LIZ a. " ..-.--I
LE& W prf..--
Lake Shore..-
Long islana-.--l
LIZ &StL.-.--..l
LE&StLpr.-. i
Louis h Easn-.
J. Ma b CRic.-
Louls s,IL d H.
MaDhat Con..-.i
Mar IA 10 " ...-
GahI Ii d q prK-l
A e1Cents....-.I
Mich Con .-.-.-l
NIL : d Wool
NILS % W pn.I
Mum 30 stL4-.--I
ll d 81 Il 3rof-.
HI Il d Cex.-..-t
10 prof...--.--l
Mo Raeino.
mob d Ohio..-.I
n Z * bIL-...--l
n y Central. al
ny c &st L.--l
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NYC&sh q Or
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ny d N h.....~
NYNH a h----l
ny d Nor prt
ny q &M...--.
& NNS q w.
NYS &W prf..
Nor d W....-.
Nor &M Drei-.I
Moan Co.
\ No l'aclno.....
II Nor lac DrJ....
4 Ono Sonth...-
oregon lmp...
OF 4 % N....-.
OI short Line.
pa d hast.-...
l. Dec 81 hv-.-.I
PHI Il headinL
&C &StL....
do nrl...-..-..
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Pitts& w Dror-
X d w Rt..-.--,
R6 WPt prI----l
RW& Og.....-.
stL A 4 tn.
ST. A q TH pf
stL& Sf lst "a
slf D. Dui.....|
stP&D preI-...|
3 STU MInn&M...
South Caro.....I
South Psoife..-
: Texas Pac...---
TelA A % Nm
1olde OhioOon.
9el d y q prt-.I
Union Psoino..
uf D&tu...-...I
" 0basR. --....-I
NGD Yref.-----.I
" d Il E-..---
WI a. LIZ Dref.
NisoOD Cen....
Amer Cable...-I
Chic Gas Tr.--.l
Con Gas-.....-.I
EDISON kiec.--.
Laclcde 6as-...l
Com Cable.,...l
Wes upisDfei.
Adains hxbr--.l
Amer kxpr....I
% kxDL. -...l
Mellskargo III |
Brunswick. ...l
Manhat Beacon.
TPLT......-...I
Cameron Ceai.-I
Coz Coal &I....|
Z & ID Q d i--
CSBCeA,-...s-I
Maryland Coat |
MINI Iron Co.,
NcwCeD Ceai..
Pa Coal 10000
TennO d t..--.I
dopref- -.....~I
Homestake.,..l
Oatsrle Ainina
Qcieksuysf ---j
Quicksilver prt
Am ToD co prL /
ID d CT TIL
Nat Cordaae.--l
Nat Cord pf..
Nat Lansooa. /
Pacific Maii..--,
p p CarOo--.-.l
CstOn new....
do DO prf.
Am Sugar Rein
Am SuaHenDidl
Lesa TrssI----I
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81 l. &s Wpr..l
Total shares u
silver cerHs..,,
SALES AT ]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12

SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PE.
TROLEUN EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12

SILVER
Bullion certIfcaSes 90 % 90 9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12
BONDS FOR SALE.

The City Of CarLoadlle Jackson County Illinois, offers
900 coo twenty yebF per bonds. Interest payable
Juiy / each year. Principal optional after ten years
J. II. Soaring Mayor