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GCrntti,,e Htnlliuus.
WILKESDALE.

STANDARD NO. 4,541.-WILKFSDALE
~ ,s Is 2 dark bay, 16 hands high, bred ut High.
ht"n his Farm, Mass. He very closely resembles
aonor OF having added more trotters to the
the world. $50 -
. Pedigree = Wilkesdale's sire is Alcantara.
go sire OF 33 i'll the 2;30 list at IL wears
more than any sire of his age) by George
"a Others IN the $3.50 list. Alcantara's dam
IS Alma Mater (dam of in 2:3o IisD, by
Man yMamorlno Patchen (Sire of tho dams of Guy
Wakes, 2:1514, Baron Wilkes 2:1S. and 80
Others in $3.50 lisb. Wilkesdale's dam Ia
dhorndale Maid, 2:30 (dam OF Miss Alice.
2;i9%4, and Thornton, 2:261), by Thorndale,
2:2$SS114, he by Alexander's Abdallah out OF old
Dolly (dam of Director, 2:l7, Onward. 2:25II,
Czarlna, 2:2 /, and Thorndale. 2:22LQ second
oam, bridesmaid, by Rysdyk's Ham6letonian.
turn privilege
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ecess was taken until 2 p. NJ.
Afternoon Sassion


Ihe hrst business taken up at the after
noon session was the reading of DR.. j. O.
Leibrich's Treatment of tuberculosis. ),
lie SAID he had hoped to be able to an
nounee to the society that that dread dis
ease, consumption, had met its Waterloo.
He had hoped to announces that the
lymph would be cure of consumption,
but he was compelled to acknowledge
defeat. he used it in the County Hos
pital in San Francisco, and he had not
noticed any cures from its careful use.
In certain cases there was a slight inn
provement in the condition of the ma
iients. and he believed that Koch's
lymph might be effective in newlv-de-
veloped cases of consumption, but in ad-
yanced stages of the disease the lymph
was not found effective III the least.
Iiebrich's lymph had also been tried.
and although there had been no cures
from its use, decided improvement was
noticed in several cases.
In regard to hysteria, the doctor said
there was no douht but that physicians.
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RANCHO DEL PASO.
The Periodical ''Dfvisiono Rumo
Bobs Up Serenely Again.


Ex-senator l.. j. Rose of Los Angeles
spent yesterday at the Rancho del Pasc
inspecting the fine horses of Mr.. Haggin
IL was his presence, probably, that gave
the coIeUr de rose to the periodical rumol
that the Haggin Grant is to be divided ur
and sold.
Something over a quarter Of century
ago the place was coionized, but it soon
reverted to the owner and once more
became cow and sheep pasture. Some
ten years or more afterwards it was again
surveyed into eighty-acre tracts, and
doubtless some OF the surveyors stake
can still be found.
Since Mr.. Haggin made it a breeding
farm, he manages to use goodly portion
of it, the rest being leased to farmers
but if anybody wished to buy any Of his
land, no doubt he would sell them some
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state horticultural Society.

The next regular meeting of this body
will be held at the hall of the State Board
of Horticulture, 220 Sutter street, Sar
Francisco, to-day at 1890 P. NJ.
Professor c. II. Allen of San Jose is ex
pected to speak on "Some Features of the
Eastern Fruit Trade" and there will be q
discussion on the subject of an organiza
ton for marketing California dried fruits
At 2:30 r. NJ. the State chronological So.
cietY Will hold its meeting.
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A1leeed Rough Treatment

Justice Henry issued a warrant yester-
day, at the instance of d. Lohmiller, a
resident of Brighton, who claimed to
have been struck and cut with knife by
a man named Fred Kraseur.
Lohmiller was badly bruised about the
face and slightly cut in several places.
Deputy Constable Swift went out to
serve the warrant.
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Progress,

material progress that remedy be pleas
ing TO the taste and to the eye, easily
taken, acceptable 10 the stomach and
healthy in its nature and effects. Pos
sessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is
the one perfect laxative and most gentle
diuretic known.
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Odd Fellows, Picnic.

The excursion train for the Odd Fell
lows picnic at Natoma Grove will leave
the city promptly at So'clock tomorrow
morning. Baskets will be called for at
the places and hours named in the ad-
Vertisement.
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AdditIonal Committeemen.

The following named citizens have been
added to the Transportation and Excur-
sion Committee on the reception of Presi-
dent Harrison: George B. Katzenstein,
George w. Railton and J. f. Linthicum.
J. b. Gilbert was added to the Finance
Committee.
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Anction Sales.

Went. It. Crowell e. Co. will hold fur
niture sale at 10 o'clock to-day at their
salesroom, SIT J street, when large va
riety of articles will be disposed of.
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8aatlsiitp Ilnuaea.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

TIME OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
L city, corner Fifth aud j streets. Sacra-
nlento; Guaranteed capital, S5CO.OOO: paid
estate III California, July,1 4 $50, So SOS. .442;
term and ordinary deposits. July l. 1890,
80, %, 394. Term and ordinary deposits re-
ceiyed. Dividends paid irL,January and July.
Money loaned upon reaf estate only. The
bank Goes exclusivclya II savings bank bust
ness. Information furnished upon applica-
ton to w. p. COLEMAN, President
I'D. II. HAMILTON. Cashier
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in dealing with such cases, ought to ad-
minister for a physical disease, and not
an imaginary complaint. Out OF fifty
six cases, he had been successful in
effecting the cure of forty-six patients
by appliances of electricity.
After DIR. Hirschfelder had finished the
reading of his paper, DIR. W. W. Kerr
spoke on the subject, relating his expert
ence with the lymph, and agreeing that
no complete cures had been effected by its
use. In almost every case the injection
Of the lymph brought out an eruption
similar to that seen in case of measles.
While he could not say that his expert
ments with thelymph proved that it was
OF no value at all, yet he could assert
positively that it was of no use for dag
nosiS.
Drs. Wythe and Bailhache made re-
marks coinciding with DIR. Kerr in his
views. DIR. Shiels said he had not the
least confidence in the lymph.
HYGIENE AND ADULTERATIoN.
The Secretary was called upon to read
the composition of DR.. A. II. Agard of
Oakland on the subject of Estate Medi-
cine and Hygiene, and Adulteration of
Foods and Drugs" and it was referred to
the Committee on Publication, as was
also the paper of DIR. p. G.. Remondino, on
''The relation of Our Ethical Code to the
Regular Profession and to Quackery."
OTHER PAPERS.
DR.. NJ. Regensburger's paper on der
matology and Venereal Diseases was or
dered published.
DR.. Shiels of San Francisco and Drs.
Lundberg, Bailhache and Clark also
spoke on the subject.
The paper by Or. E. R. Merrill of Sac
ramento, on The Physiology of the
Cerebral Motor Centers, in Connection
with Case of Extensive Motor Paraly-
sis, Resulting from Injury" was read by
title and referred to the Committee on
Publication.
SHORTER PAPERS WANTED.
A resolution was presented limiting
those who are selected to read papers
hereafter to twenty-five minutes time,
and allowing but fifteen minutes to each
member desiring to discuss subject.
The resolution was referred to the EX-
ecutiye Committee.
A communication signed by several
persons was received, asking the society
to investigate a certain cure which San
Francisco doctor claimed to have for cam
Ger. The communication was laid on the
table.
The meeting adjourned to reconvene at
the Art Gallery at p. NJ.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.

sacramento City.-.................. lifornia
Guaranteed capital .............. $40 600
PAD up capital. i.............. .... 22S5GO
Reserve ana urplus..................... $4,000
Term ana ordinary deposits received. Divi-
dends paid SemiannuaIly. Money loaned on
real estate oaly.
hp-Io encourage children and people of
Ilmlted inedns To save, deposits Of 81 will be
IeceiNed ana interest pad thereon For fur
thcr Information address.
WNI. BECkAIAN, President.
GEO. w. LoRENZ, Cashier.
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No. 5f3-For 50, ,500-3I2 acres; a acres
In vineyard, about acres in orchard, ~ of
which are French prunes; g acres IN garden
6 acres in alfalfa, from which 1 crops can he
cut; 100 acres cleared, = acres fenced, 22O
acres timber, fenced into fields; has Il good
dwelling OF 6 rooms and cellar large barn
for horses, cattle barn, head valuable
horses. 2l head of cattle, . bulls S steers,
hogs, chickens, all farming tools, buggieS,
wagons, etc. This is a good, cheap place;
vents to be seen to be appreciated. Situate
near Middletown, in LAKE. County.
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NUTWOOD ,JR.,

the season at AGRICULTURAL PARK.
Price, $50 for SeaHcn.
mr21-3m X. II. MASON, Proprietor.
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No. 512-For $50 per acre-400 acres
on CosumneS River; 200 acres bottom land
chard, fenced into 9 fields: dwelling of 7
rooms, barn 50x60, granary, all farming
tools, etc. Also
Ten-acre Tracts near Loomis, Placer
Comfy
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FARMING : PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

No. 545-For S3 ,OOO-I6O acres: has 8
acres in orchard. 80 acres in grain acres
III alfalfa, 60 acres cleared, so acres in TIM
rooms, barn 20X3o, ditch of free water
running through the place. Situate . miles
from railroad station in Ell Dorado County
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ITS TREATMENT.
,CERNING INSOMNIA.

DIR. NJ. +. Prices paper on Insomnia"
occupied over half an hour ia its reading.
He held that sleep is just as necessary TO
the maintenance of life as the taking of
food, and a person denied sleep for three
weeks will as general rule die. Insom-
ma was one Of the chief causes of insan-
ity.
A recess was taken until 2 p. NJ.
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday April 10-p. m.
The character of the recent buying of stocks
for European account was exposed clearly To-day
by the engagement of g., 750,OOO gold for Ship
ment by to-morrows steamers. If the purchases
had been for the long account the exports would
have been securities instead of specie. The stock
market dropped in the morning hours, presumably
because the railway troubles at the West APP
reared to be more serious, but rallied Immediately
after the shipments Of gold were announced
The reaction left prices small fraction lower
than at the close last night but there was appar-
entity no pressure of long stock, and the closing
was not at the lowest points. The principal eX-
ceptions to the general movement were afforded
by Atchison and Missouri Pacific, which were
unusually active and strong, on rumors of further
unification of railway interests in the Southwest
According to the rumors circulated in Wall Street
these companies had agreed on basis of con-
solidatiOn, far at least, as traffic is concerned
while the Southern Pacific was left to complete
the harmony at its leisure. There was conse-
quently an eager demand for Atchison and Mis-
souri, Pacific stocks, and as the supply was
scant prices advanced with great spirit Atchl-
son rose nearly per cent and at the end retained
more than a half of the Improvement, but Mis-
ouri Pacific gained only 12 per cent, closing 3-4
below its highest point The Granger shares were
relegated to second piece, possibly because they
were inclined to weakness. The Government crop
report not issued until after the close of bust
ness but its speculative influence should. not be
neglected The reaction that has been expected
by the professional element in the market has not
been achieved, and the slight declines that were
permitted serve only to prove its inherent strength
In spite of fractional declines in the general list
the closing was not weak, but confident and full
of promise. -
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The demand for Government bonds was partially
relaxed and 100000 registered per cents,
ali classes of the issue were lowered 1-Sal-4 per
cent, but the market was not weak at these closing
quotations
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Plan of Reorganization
Therein set Forth,

Rights are extended. according to the terms OF the
Reorganization Agreement. to the depostors OF First
MORTGAGE bends to subscribe to the fund for casn re-
ouirenents amounting to s33I9637 and the rights to
subscrlbe to such fund Will belong exclusively to the
depositors said bonds or their assigns who accept
such rieht proper form and lodge the acceptance OF
such rights with the Central Trust Company on or De-
fore such date the committee may
The committee control the unfunded debt OF the
company Including liens upon the read branches ter
ninas and rolling claimed be prior to the mort
eaees tho CAPITAL STOCK, the INCOME BONDS and
majority OF each issue of the FIRST hokrGAGE
bonds. wit:
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Gus supply of commercial or security ,d T' yyere
trolled the market. Rates on Lon 'ae 90 ~
slightly easier but on Continental ceh'fes sup ti
following are the revised quotations LOT ac,un sd
business Bankers bills 81 s6aSl 90 "a , ant
S4 ssaS4 SO IA respectively for long "nu nh
sterling French francs, 5.lS 1-saolo o-o' iei'"-
In London British consols declined l-io 10
count, The Bank of England lost t2Oo,ooO
bniiion on balance. In the open market money
ruled at per cent for discounts and YVES apunuaI
at 1-4aI 1-2 per cent for bankers balances bar
silver was unchanged at A 5-Sd. an ounce.
american railway shares in the early dealings fol,
lowed the rise in the home market. hut showed
no inclination to lead in the movement Inc
closing was at fractional and unimpOrtant eonces-
sions. At Paris French per cents remained UNI
changed at 05.O5, sight exchange on London RS
inc To 1921 1-2 francs to the sterling. Inc
Iveeklv statement of the Bank Of Germany showed
an increase in specie of II 100000 marks.
Horace L. Hotchkiss IL Co., well-k known
Stock Exchange firm, has opened branch Office
ot Auhurn
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The business in State bonds, although not large
in volume, included several prominent issues
Alabama class b. were strong at 0S 1-SalO S Ia
Element IS at II l-2a71 SO. OF city bank stocks
Continental sold 90 at i3S, Fourth 90 at l "a
Manhattan Il 81 at 175, Merchants Exchange l5oJ
al 80, and Western (35) at 100 5-s and 100 l-2.
The general bond market was somewhat less
active, and, partly in consequence OF natural
rcalizations the course of prices was irregular.
The feature Of the trading was the activity in
Atchson new issues, which advanced sharply, but
closed only a fraction higher at 10 for general
As and AZ IL for incomes. Reading incomes were
feycrish. and while seconds gained ! per cent
at 81 and thirds were IA higher, irsts declined
to SO Is Erie second cOnsos fell 5-S per cent
to 100 IA and many other issues suffered SINH
lar losses Reference is made TO our full report
of bond sales.
An effort to raise the rates for call loans at
the Stock Exchange was not successful. A large
business was done at 3 1-2 per cent and little
at 4, but money called in the morning was re-
loaned at lower rates in the afternoon, and the
last business wds done at 1-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, SlO7, 034,05l 4: balances, S5,272,644:
The sqb-Treas1ry to-day was was debtor to the
pGIf for bc Week ended tonsb included
receipts OF 62Sl,240 and payments of 81 S,Gl5,-
521 leaving tie general balance at $163, 743, 040,
apparent loss of SS,S34,272 But deductng from
the payments S1,75l 900 and from the receipts
200 for items which affect only its account
with the General Treasury. its loss as affecting the
banks is 81 ,s98,272, hut this result incu> IS the
receipt Of S6s5,5OO for payment at V-~er points
and the disbursement OF 81 ,5J1 for purchased
bonds rO-1ays operations coyered Receipts,
S2,07s,303; payments, S3,5l 1894: with balances
Of Sl56 ,l40,0l5 coin and 1884, 005 currency.
The Treasury bought 35j,5OO ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from 07.s7 1-2 to 9S
cents ounce. The offerings amounted to
l,G0j,500 ounces, but part of these were not
believed TO be genuine The prices, as usual, were
not made known.
The United States Treasury at Washington
ceived to-day Sls9,2j3 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were S423,30s, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts S370,10s, and the miscel-
laneOus receipts $3l ,G23
1odays Washington Treasury statement Of cash
or hand and deposits IN banks compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Anrr q Aprl TO- Differences.
Net gold hand J4 ass SAG Gf0 73 Dec s7l4 lSa
Net cgatcnders
on hand........... 5S3,50S 4lf,1O9 Dec los, f5J
Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
Outst9Bd -
ing s45 $50 slG1 1913 Dec. sG2 or
Deposits in banks. es,27o,00S 2sOloAof Dec 2032Ol
Net cash 800 l23, o5s sIs9,23s777 Dec. sss51sl
The foreign exchanges were dull and rather
heavy a lack of demand rather than q gener-
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financial.
San Antonio & Arkansas Pass Ry Co
REORGANIZATION.

Tho unsersipned have been appointed Reorganization
Committee under an agreement dated March 2 1891 lodged
with the Central Trust Company OF NewYOro to carry
out the
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flnslrdl jnsIrum cuis.
EeJal y cities.

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY on
~ NEW-YoRR.-EdwaFd ~ Dic&eI;on as sole AZ,
pisntla, against James WsoS defeSdan suDSss,''
To the above named defendant:
SS@e AND ife t SS Of G s ans s on e
summons exclusive Of the day Of service and in ea. =
your failure to appear or answer Judgment via Be Axss
paint r pated Eew ;In.ork February {; ls9l
OAce and posto1ice address NO. fo.ang ~ MSl.st
.. ,,,.- NewYOfk City,
ton pursuant to an order Of Hon. Edwaid Ps4ssa' s
dated the l0th day Of April 3s9 and ned with the sSa
az The coaG s9e Il ihS he ely I
OF New York, "a said state; o,
R Rftf5 HSrYS'sh ffRf i A,op.
ONCE and posohce address 20 ana a. WatsI. n City
TO THE CREDlTOks Gf anyl OF CHARLEY
oS G Of s GCan Pd o. S %'G on By a The 10Th ss
March, 1881 notice is hereby given that l. Georgians
WIDEN Of % en sPs 9' IF PS
S fSSGs ana no. @ Code ff p e.
cedure. whereby upon consent OF the next OF Kin TIE
e eson a iG not t0e Exceed tee % On Of the sa
of sEofs Se c 9e S Sy 3 % Ss
And IN accordance with the provisions o said sects
Charles conkey deceased are herey notified to oressa
at the sarrosStes ONCE in the Court House IN the IN;
Of ps Gs roy On Y MaTh 'is 2H 1891 day Of AO iS'
GEORGIANA S. CONKFY
VIM SHAW Attorney TROY. n Y
ITO THE CREDITORS.
L ARBUCKLE, CHARLES.-To all persons having
claims estate OF Charles Ar ucke late Of
village Of Brentwood County Of Suffolk, State OF New.
York, deceased.
In pursuance Of order Of his Honor. James TuAl.
Surrogate County OF Suffolk bearing date the "a day
Apr notice hereby given that the undersi9nf
intends apply letters Of administration the goods
chattels sad Charles Arbuckle. derse
the provisions Of Section 2G67 OF the Code OF Cy1
Procedure and all creditors against the estate OF said d.
ceased hereby notified 10 present their claims 10 the
OF the County OF Suffolk. STATE ~ NewYOrk az
her office Rverhe5d IN the County Of Suffolk State
New-York on before the y th day OF May 1891.
JOHN ARBUCKLE
III Front-st, New-York City
A. S. g. w. HUTCHINS
Attorneys for Petitioners
90 Wall-st., y. Y.
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Total shares sold for the DAY iAU 900
SILVER cerJs..... .a7s. .J1S4 .91S Ji't '''S'''
Ex dividend
SALES AT THE Consolidated STOCK AND re-
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
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buslnsss Gbanres.

NVANTED-A CORPORATION having a business
w they cannot possby handle outside OF Boston wish In
every city the United thorough business man capable
Of handling large Interests and large numbers OF men 10
such we VIII guarantee business OF inc hhet feslutt
billy, capable Of the largest eNen on anu pmg latsS
profits only those Possessed NJ the above qualifications ana
having capital Of from IS 600 20 $40 600 heee Apply II
preferred sary basis may agreed upon, hut the esh
capital absolutely essential Address tbs A. W. r. co,
90 Nain-st. Cembridgcport. Mass.
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Dipi0eno Notices
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
DIVIDEND no. 43: 400.

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
DIVIDEND no. 49, -
NETWORK, March 10. 1891.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of ONE PER
N CENT Il per cent the Capital Stock Of this
Company this day been declared. payable Wednes-
day. the 10Th day OF April, 1891.
The transfer books will be closed on "Wednesday the
OH Thursday, 10th day Of April 1891 at 10 O'Clock
" 49, A.. H CALEF Treasurer.
NJ ORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD
~ CO.-Phadephia March 25, 1S91.-Notice is hereby
given the BoIrd OF Directors has declared on me pre-
ferred stock Of this Company dividend OF one ana one
half dollars per share out Of the surplus income Oi thg
COMPANY PAYABLE the Office OF the Treasurer on anu
after APRIL 90 1891 to stockholders registered at
o'clock. D. NJ, April H. 1891. ,, -
The transfer books Will be closed from O'CLOCK, p m
April II, 1891 until o'clock, a. M; May g. ls9I.
j. UEMPHILI. Secretary
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
Esao; &C.. & II ssi $$|i
jan ! 10 April 1..-.- o'olo'V'o o'4"o''A' '''''
IOWA CENTRAL
S?S9s' e 81 ~ ;s9ssS 1855
LOUISVILLE ST. LOUIS AND TEXAS.
Number of miles,. $40 COO 5 7Ss s,o 7 He7
First week In April. ''-..'-' @-V''-o %'-'0i'
Jan. / 10 ALL 7...... ..''-''' '''''''' '''
LOUISVILLE. NEw.oRLEANs AND TEXAS. -,
First week In April. .''''''' o11'O.J ,6I '9oa
Jan. l to April 7. .--.'''- o''f' ''i''''
MILWAUKEE, AND NORTHERN.
First week I'm April $20s23 81 ~ ELL 81
Jan. 1 to April 7.... 2oi'a"o 0o''o'A 100'A0
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles ,oo 5 Sea ara ~ s17a9s4
FTs' week &c lR IN HP aIssS 2oaSs asGGia
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
f5ss Week %g. 80 s9 J5s S Ss9
Jan. 1 TO April 7... Z%''oVo -o''o-' OWL"
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
S$%Sst ,5ss g s5l ;3 3S5
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
Month Of January $1,000 .,o-o,- AGO --o
opestIns ex5cnscs 1929 8Oss8e 85ieSs
Not earnings s241.4o6 s21sI5o s229112
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
rn F3S fh at Ts e port se2oas s2S45
Thrown on the market. 2,3S5,sO3 244724s 1seo,sl4
Entered tered AZ the port ls5os4 6os5o9s2 42495
Thrown On the market. ls525'o7s 5o7477s 459os's5o
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The LIST Mortgage go Bonds of 1885.
The lSt Mortgage so Bonds Of 1885.
The ISt Mortgage so Bonds of 1888.
HOLDERS or FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS WHO
HAVE NOT YET BECOME PARTIES TO THE
PLAN OF REORGANIZATION ARE REQUIRED
TO Deposit THEIR SECURITIES WITH THE
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY ON OR BEFORE
APRIL 30, 1891 AFTER WHICH DATE BONDS
WILL. BE RECEIVED ONLY FOR SUCH LINZ
TIED TIME As THE COMMITTEE MAY DE-
TERMfNE AND SUBJECT TO PENALTY OF
TWO PER CENT. IN CASH.
Central Trust Company ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES
will issued depcsitors The certificates representing
First Mortgage per cent bonds OF 1885 and 1856 have
been listed on the Stock Exchange and appca
tion made list those representing the First
Mortgage 5 per cent bonds Of 1888.
COPIES or THE PLAN OF REORGANIZATION,
GIVING FULL PARTICULARS, MAY BE OBJ
TANNED AT THE OFFICE OF THE CENTRAL
TRUST co. OF NETWORK OR FROM ANY
MEMBER OF TIE COMMITTEE.
New-York April 10, 1891
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
JOSEPH WHARTON,
HENRY BULGE,
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
J.KENNEDY TOD,
ALFRED =. HEIDELBACH.
ERIC L. SWENSON.
Reorganization Committee.
G. S. ELLIS,
Secretary. "a wall.st.. New-York