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EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEoRGlA.
Ian / To- FEB. 2s.... aj72i 1,227.262 l-SS,'i
KANSAS CITY. MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM:
Number Of niles. 20 -, 20 CO. So9
Fourth week in Feb. sZuZap 4-"'o''
OHIO VALLEY. KENTUCKY
Number Of mies........ IS 40 aaV2 &c az
Fourth week In Feb. s-,fop F-''''
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
Month OF February. $3.50. soI,opo So-''''
CHICAGO AND WEST MICHIGAN.
Month Of January o soo oco a1oo ~,
Gross earnings $50 "a XII 81 e96
Operating expenses '"o1' 49,, ----~
~. ou,,no. gIs145 s2I,7lo $3.50
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN
Month OF January ---e,, ear oso
Gross earnings SI04@o FcaoiG 70 OO4
Operating expenses o''Io'
40. earning, 95-258 5il,555 sloo4O
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
Month OF January o,o 1o,s 1913
Number Of mile 80 eoa5 6aT eals GOO
C3rOs, earnings 49, oo31 go 90 OK al
Operating expenses -'''''- = -.
x.,o,.,,oc. s1s.7o5 es8ois ss7e20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LondOn March o. D. m.-Consos 20 10 i9r "on'y
and a. for the account; Canadian farihc. 'os; Ere
Isl Illinois Central % Mexican oruihary' foi' 3D.
Paul common, 5i@
Money. II, per cent. 49,, ., manic, for hath sbor,
and thre-e months hills is 2 7.l6a2t per cent. 800
Paris aivices quote per cent rente az ID francs -=5
hS amount nor Of bullion gone the Bank of England
VII Far silver is quoted at i5d per ounce
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NKTDGIZG IN NEW-HAVEN HARBOR,

~ CONN.-Engneer once. L. 5 Army Room II, I
Amy Building 80 Whitehall street New-Yorl y. Y.
February 10Th. 1s91-secd proposals in tripicate, for
Dredging New.Hayen HoIbor, Conn., will be received az
March 18th io0l The attention OF bidders invited %
the OF Congress approved February 10Th, 1857 aud
FEBRUARY I'D lS-7 Vol 30 page 3d. and Vol -. PAGE
iIi statutes Large Further information can be Oh.
tanned a. this Office. Applications should be id0ref
the envelope "Onical Business" d. c. HOUSTON,
colonel OF FnCAeer.
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ROPO,AIS FOR EQUIPMENT STORES,

1 the New York Navy ldrd--l'r'h = loJI,-
sealed proposals udor>cd "propD>1l- for upmcn Stores
Tor the N~W.Nork Navy Yard, Oh be- opened March ~
-gl" will De- received at tn Bureau OF PROV i,lOns arg
Clothing Navy department Wa>hn ,on r. c. Lnt'I III, -
o'clock noon. March ~ 1891. and ptOncN oienF Iu.
mriltely thereafter. e. furnish 40 the NrN-loIA NaF
Yard quantity Of stofcr CONSISTING OF n,'1n.
quantity Of equipment store. Consisting
~ brushes, broous. hardware. tar tar OIL CORK JcAs,
hose hand and leg irons, furniture. N1 ohtif, " ho
articles conform 10 III" Navy >niltlu anu p,i -
usual naval inspection. Blank forms Oh Pf.Ps Is, W
.rft .hed upon application 90 the Iomm1nddnt OF u NNy
Nard the Navy PAY Oii,e. New York or 70 ut purru
mo attention " rrr> and dealer Is nNE lis
bids all other things being equ2l. decided ov I3t ne
the right 81 waive deTts or 70 r'
AN or ai lids not deemed advantageous 10 Tn Govern
~ M EDWIN STEWART, PiynasIer'l'thefal l. D.
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DIVIDEND Notices

DIVIDEND Notices
OFFICE OF 1IE UNITED sIAlEs EQUITABLE GAS
10 BROADWAY l;SGq1 e i:k and fa 3. ss 1891,
4 DIVIDEND Of One Per Cent on the Capital
e MS r M1'S Mah M a. os n and ryopen
'-'''' 80 g. b. rKoAL Secretary.
OFFICE or NATIONAL LEAD TRCST
sH VIII No.. be g' b. A@ Il Aa l'2 to : SA0A''
closed untI AMI 10, 1891. 49,, go.
Nsr.York. Feb >. 1891. L. A. 'ON'" '''ry'lI,.
oiiiiE Or l j4y iE$Hs{ I EEE 3, 1891,
H. OR TIE PURPOSE of 3 quarterly dividend:
paya9, on the 5t9 a1y Of Ap nS Sa5 nG a LS Gf
WI" Te 6d Ca tSa, day a. r,n~lr BOOK. WIZ u closed
at 10 oeo m q E. E. Il nass i4 & gay r Of An
OFFICE or ktoKrk AND WESTERN
ls9l~lt the rcsuia Meeting Of the Board Of Director.
per- emu on the @apsi stock iris company declared
ayaeG april AZ The %, Gsf @i JG9n P@ion ec fo
f. and Vii r'"r" Ap' T. ~; NJ Irsrr Asst s,e'y
rANf' TI'E AFw ETEG oF HdI1G :. 1891
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
i have TINS uiY u'tdttl 4 uNlu'nu OF Two ana
Oncaf PEI Cent IL preferred and stock. paya
blc from carnng and profits of the City Line, at this
ofcc on day ~ April next. The transfer books
will b, closed le o'clock March IL. and rcopened
" 80 T. v W. ROSSITER.
Treasurer.
VNIIE NATIONAL STARCH MANI FACTl r.
INC COMPANY ONCE OF the Treasurer. No. 2?S South
t. New Yori-At the annual meeting 81 this company,
at Ky the fth Inst, the fixed charges
ng,ther with the dividend, the preferred
-iocks HAVING been paid quarterly dividend of
one Der cent un tie common stock declared
cut or the surplus PAYABLE at tl, Office March 14th next
10 ,tocknoidrr- u record February 2Sth 1N9l
I'M tran fer ~ the common stock will close at
70 O'Clock SATURDAY February - 1891. and reopen Monday
morning. March l6. a. 10 o'clock
CHARLES G. BURNS Treasurer.
New.York. February 20 1891.
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OEElCE 0F CHIEF OTARTERMASTER- d:

~ vision Of the Atlantic, Governor. Island, - Y. H..
TO usual conditions. Will Dee received here, and az once
Of Post Quart rrpster Fort Niagara. y. Y until Il
1891 and then opened. for the construction ~ F9r'
quarters Of frame, and two &, Barracks OF Brick and
a brick building containing water Closets ana CIlnas
All Information furnished application here, or %
ouarermaster post named above Envelopes contain
should b. marked proposals for Constr
ton Of Buildings at Fort NIAGARA, y. Y" The Gov.
eminent reserve. the reject all bids which
should be addressed Quarteuaser, Fort Niagara
y Y or TO CHAS II. TOMPkINS, Assistant Quarter.
..op -
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C,U,Irn ppopOSALS will he received At the

SEALED PKPT,tI7 A WI Trel.nry Depart,
mept Washington D. G. until ocl9ck p: m on 1s
an g., ace con plcte low pressure steam heating
AND AND me@hanica vena4g ,a FOR the a. ,cS 81 inca
With the drawings and speincaan eopes OF omen M'n n s
nr on M Brooklyn, Y. Y Each bid must 90
accompanied by certified check for SSoV ~ time herein
otd for openng the also bids when a, n2L co' p
strictly with all tn requirements 0 u se,ed and marked
HPROPoSAL for the Low PressutS S.ein Postofcs
&c RmiIdne az BROOKLYN " Y" ana acei >s'H 9 ~ ~
JAS. u. WfNDIsIM, Supervising Arch'''''
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financial.
TIE
STANDARD CHEMICAL COMPANY

WAS INCORPORATED JUNE, 1890. UNDER THE
LAWS or THE STATE OF NEW.JERSEY.
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St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
Railway Company.

NETWORK, Feb. 81 1901
To Holders Of the First Mortgage Railroad and sink
ing Fund Land Grant Bonds Of the Cairo aud Fulton
Railroad Company:
Notice hereby given 10 holders of Cairo and Fulton
bonds pre.entlton Of % the Mercantile Trust
COMPANY 100 Broadway. NcwYOrk they viii receive
Iayment principal said bonds and accrued
up 10 and including Feb. "a 1891 which latter date
the bonds Will CEASE ~ draw interest.
A.. H. CALEF. Treasurer
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np0nnSAIS For TORACCO FOR TIE

| NEw.yORK NAVY YARD.-Fcbruary a., 1871 IL
sealed proposals endo ,ed propo'aI, ,f lI' ~ rsqi
\rw.Ynrk Navy Yard. De opened iaich " 49,,
Viii BE- received at te Bureau Of PROVISIONS ana o
Many Mcreb n is9i and publicly opn.d nmet2teg
thcfcaftcr furnish At the New DIX N'.i 80 m 10 fla
SaVy standard and pass the usual raNa in,Ifc,9n;
iss forms 81 mon sails will h. furnished upon alo1,ou
- TX iVIs 0i Of the Navy Yard the Navy pay
p,i Vork or 10 the Bureau. samples o ul' su'hu.
Ol,'e, -, rT no furnished application TO no
bureau The attention Of mannfaerTs ana anna, disei
he iot Tho Deparmcnt reserves the right 70 "a'e us
,t or 10 reject any all hds not deenGa ,sD'
to the Government ED"'-'
General =. Navy.
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Sales Of State bonds were confined 20 300
Alabamas, Class A, at l03 and 5000 tennessee
settlement IS at Il OF bank stocks, sales were
made OF 1Iadesmen's 90 at 100, Corn Exchange
go at $50 l-2, and Chatham t52l at $40 II:
Only a moderate business. was transacted IN
railway bonds, and the declines Were more i'm
pOrtant than the gains: The Reading income IS
sue, continue weak and the first preference bonds
yielded SIS to AZ IL, while the seconds were
5-e lower at 80, and the thirds Of 81 per
cent at % IL. Western Ncw-Nork and Pennsyl-
vania seconds were "a per cent lower at 81, and
Denver aud Rio Grandc consOls dropped ! Is
TO 81. Atchison Is rallied IS TO &c Is, and the
incomes 3-4 per cent to Al. sharp advanc"
IS rs per cent To s. - in Louisville, New-Al-
bany and Chicago incomes may have reflected the
confidence of the Breyiogle management in the
outcome of pending litigation Erie second con-
soils rose IA to 49, and Rio Grande Western irsts
IL per cent 10 20. Reference is made 10 our full
report Of bond sales.
Money on call ruled at . l-2d3 10 per cent.
Exceptional loans were made at i, but the rate
closed at , per cent.
follows: Exchanges, $13,.59,s"3 balances So
$4,000.
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S466.125. It's net loss on balance on
Saturday and to-day was Sl2i,5!0 made up Of
a loss Of $52l, 500 coin, less gain of Sl97, 3s5
currency The two days operat ions included ::
Receipts, $500, J96: payments, SJ,Jlj, lOG; re-
sulting in general balance of ~ l,3i3'0', con-
sisting Of S1G5,6s6,l7S coin and Ss,65'.329 cur
Tency.
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces Of silver
at gS.25d9s.10 cents an ounce. The offerings
amounted to i 50. 900 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $2OO,29s National bank notes for
redemption.
Tie customs receipts were $143.767, the in
ternal revenue receipts SOL ,24j. and the misce-
la,cous receipts $50, 13G.
TO-day'S Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Mar T. Mar. .. Differences.
Net gold hand loo 80 oG7 SlJ Ji2J7O Inc. SISi OJ
Net silver nd. 2OH5i,Oii 2O,3S1,3U Inc. 1877
Net lcgJl-tcndcrs
ON hand 49,. 2SG,6s2 6.4sG SGl Inc. 200 I7g
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Coparinersbip Notifies.

n Office is hereby given that the partnersb,,
heretofore existing under the firm name Of Winsoa
Whitlock Co. is this day dissolved by mutual conss.'
f.. d. Winslow Will sign in liquidation. '''''en''
T. ID. WINSLOw
c. III. WHITIOCk
r. NJ. CORWINF-
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pnblic Notlres.

LII PERSONS are hereby notified that Mr.
Thomas Kellum IL no longer in employ, and hss
not been since the 9TH inst He has authority 10 nnrs
any contracts statements representations our behalf
nor 10 receive or collect any moneys due
HARDWOOD DECORATIVE COMPANY
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~ HE BOOK or OPEN-AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pages
i llustratd The STANDARD authority American
amu-ements Rules for sailing swimming, ball play
shooting horseback riding. &c. In full 81
copy. Published by The Tribune. NewYOrk. Entertain
Ing and universally complimeated by the press
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Ss,2OO,O0O 90

The above Includes nothing FOR the patent, by which
TIC good MANUFACTURED rs The retiring hH- protected
c the good 10 which, win respect 10 each cUncCn
continuously -fIl bus
f.dur NJ them, t1n uf;y year,. and.
other two, Or cons dcr1by more than quarter
II century.
The books and OF each Of the vendors have
becn .ubmiited 10 Me--rs HART BROTHERS, TlB-
NET"r- ~ COMPANY. the ucii-knnwn expert nc
countanis WHOSE certificate, which il set forth
In tulI In the pro-pccius the folio wing IL cXtrnct
The Ai.cREGATE SALES EOH THE PA~f FOUR
yEAjis HAVE HEEN SIO.Ij2.1jI GO, EQUAL TO
~ AVERAGE OF ~.,53SO57 81 PER ANNIM
THE SET PROFITS FOR THE SAME PERIOD
HAVE BEEN sI.677 600 20, OK AN AVERAGE OF
sli9. 30 PER ANNtM
Toe Ir,ni, for the last twelve months show consd
crab. increase those of ANY forucr year and the
SHES have po.c, steadily evidenced b, the follow
ING statement covering the period under examination:
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The New-YOrk Mutual Gas Light Co.
NOTICE..
TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.

TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY.
The property Of the Texas Central Railway Company
being rt-ed sale under foreclosure the 10Th
q March. 1891, holders Of the first mortgage per
cent bonds Of sad company are requested to deposit
their bonds at once at the Office OF the Farmers Loan
and Trust . Willau-st and sign the bond
holders cope. which be obtained there
and Offices Of the undersigned. members Of
the committee
HENRY X. McHARG.
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Net cash bal s2O6 osl GG5 f2o6 800 $50 Inc s2e7I7
The foreign exchanges were dull but firm in
tone for sterling, quotations being advanced
l-iul-2 cent To the for long bills following
are the revised quotations for actual business
Bankers bills 81 - l-loSl "a - and ~ -
respectively for long and short sterling; FIeCch
francs, jlS 3-4 and ZIG IS; rcchmarks. % 81
and % IS.
stronger, closing at top figures, with an advance
Of ZIG for money al 80 ll-i6, and IL for the
account at 90 IS The Bank Of England gained
cI27 900 bullion on balance. In the open market
money was easy at 7-l6G2 - per cent for
short and three months discount and 2al 81
per cent for daily balances. Bar silver was firm
and Ii penny higher at - pence per ounce.
American railway securities were fractlOnally lower
until near the close. when some recovery took
place At Paris French per rents steadily de-
clined, ending down II l-2 centimcs AT 9J.22 II,
possibly because of the recall of the French Minis
ter at Berlin.
The subscription books for the shares Of the
newly formed American Soda FOUNTAIN Company
were opened to-day in Ncw-fOrk, Chicago. Boston.
Philadelphia and San Francisco. While no
figures have been received as to the amount of
subscriptions in the four last named cities ii is
made known officially that the applications for
of $. V. White n Co., in this city. have been
highly gratifying.
The subscription books for So "a, 900 bonds of
the Staten Island Terra Gotta Lumber Company
will close at the Holland Trust Company
Wednesday The company reports that the re-
suit of a visit 10 the works on Saturday by in
tending investors was subscriptions aggcgating
$500 \ second visit is invited of persons
DESTROYS Of investigating the property Inter
esting facts will he found in our advertising
columns.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS.
Fourth week in Feb soiS'io5 s256.5SS so73ioi
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TIE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD co.
ANNUAL MEETING.
YNIIt STOCK MOI DERS of tho Joliet anC
THE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CO.,
ANNUAL NJ LETTING.

TIIF NHItNNO
ANNUAL MEETING
m He STOChHOLDERS and voting bond
i holders OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
are hereby notified the annual meeting OF said
panv for Of directors and transaction Of such
other business be rc-entei, will be held 30 the
Companys office in Chicago. H. on Monday, the 9Th day
Of April O'clo- * a. IN.
The transfer books VIII be closed the close Of bu
the 10Th day Of March instant, and reopened
the eth day OF Aptll next -
CHARLES II. FOSTER. Secretary
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STU, TD-, TT UU
(Signrd)
HART BROS. TIBBETTs & CO"

SiO.1J21Ji.66
HART BROS. TIBBETTs & co"
II will be that tn" yearly profit for the
mast four years has been $il9 i02 30 Taking this
basis and dcducting
six per cent upon S1,2oO,0OO
First M cferrrd 900 90
Eight per cent upon Sl,2J0,O0O
sec ond preferred stock 90
And salaries Of
six former owners, who remain ms Man.
3OOOOOO
THERE REMAINS APPLICABLE TO
DIVIDENDS Upon THE COiIiION
STOCN THE SUM OF................-.... g. O239
WHICH II EQUIVALENT TO ~ PER CENT PER
The vendor. gree q return the ownership for five
ven or more least 10000 shares of the
pnmy's stock, representing at pnr si,OoOOOO, nnd
consisting Of 5000 shares Of Common stock and
J. 900 shares of second Preferred stock These
rifles will placed in the possession of the Boston
~nfe Deposit md Trust Company for the period mem
toned.
Mrssrs =. " White n Co and Waller : blanchard.
ESD President of the Metropolitan National Bank Of
several vendors comnc.d the securities offered
n entirety ortiy OF public confidence
PROSPECTI-E- AND FORMS OFfAPPLICATlON
MAY he OBTAINED At THE VARIOUS OFFICES,
WHERE ~ DESCRIPTIONS WILL DE RECEIVED
SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL CLOSE WEDNES.
DAY, MARCH II. 1s9l
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/ NNEIUTNV IN VI To ii I'D, OVNN,-
~ Engnear Office, q. ;. Army Room IL, Army Build
80 whitehall Street NewYOrk, " Y, February 10TH
1o9lSealed proposals in tripleate, for Dredging in Mys
River will be received az tht, Office until twelve
~ o'clock nOon Thursday, March 12th, 1891. Tho
attention OF bidder, Is invited to tho Acts OF Congress ap
proved February 10Th. 1850, and February I'D 1857 Vol
@, page 332 and Vol ~ page a., Statutes at Large
should be indorsed the envelope "ohciaI Bush
ness" D. c. HOUSTON, Colonel Of Engineers
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n RnpnSAI-S For I2.INCH SPRING RE:

TT,Ry MORTAR CAERIAGES.-Ord nance Office,
War department. WASHINGTON. D. G. February - l-si.
duplicate III BE- received az THIS
until 3 O'Clock p. on MONDAY, MARCH 80 1871 AZ
which tmr and place they Will BE- publicly opened for ,up.
nynS the Ordnance plrment L. Army. with Spring
R1tIrn Carriage, for Finch B. L. Rifcd Mota,s Ihee
carriages are covered by Patent No. 4220o3 dated feD.
rtary % 1890 Blank forms upon which proposals must
hc made and all information required by biidts San 70
lad imam ,Uliration Brig Gen D. W. tIsAtEl,i.ls,
M. . Ordu L
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ipfions will be payablc rs follows
10 PER CENT on APPLICATION.
30 PER CENT on ALLOTMENT
80 PER CENT MARCH 20. 1891.
80 PER CENT APRIL .. 1901.
THE SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL RE OPENED
SIMULTANEOUSLY AT 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ. on MON.
DAY, MARCH .. 1891, AND WILL CLOSE On OR BE-
FORE 3 O'CLOCK T. NJ On WEDNESDAY. MARCH
IL 1891, AT THE OFFICES OF
=. v. White Il Co. 36 WnlI st., New York. and
4 Sherman st.. Chicago, Ill.
Chnthnm National Eanh, New-York City.
Blackstone National Bank Boston.
Metropolitan National Bank. Boston.
National Bank OF tho Republic. PhiIa.
Northwestern National Bank, Phlla.
First National Bunk. ian Francisco, Cal.
John II. Matthews. 3:i3 East 2Bth ST., n. v.
james W. Tufts, Boston o New-York
Charles Lippincott. Philadelphia or Chicago.
Alvin ID. PuHcr, Boston or Ncw-Yor
From whom prospectuses and OF application can
be obtained
All shares issued will he t.p paid stock. Stockholders
viii have no personal liability.
There is no mortgage any property Of tho company,
and bylaws provide that bond mortgage can be
created the Of ninety per cent OF the pre-
frrrd stockholders, and that this provision canno; bs
altered except by tho Ike Affirmative vote.
Thl, company is formed TO take and carry on the
business Of soda apparatus and
, as hitherto conducted By the following establishments
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NEW.lOlk. January 10 loyl
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ECrION NNIICE.

ST. LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE
n Office is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF the Stockholders OF the St Louis. Iron
Mountain and southern Railway Company will be held AZ
Office OF the company ST. Louis, Mo-. Tuesday,
10th day OF March next at o'clock a. M, for the
thirteen Directors for the ensuing and for
transaction Of other business that may before
said meeting. The annual meeting OF the Boad OF Di-
will be hed at the office Wednesday sao
18th DAY Of March, a u O'clock
The transfer books will be closed THURSDAY February
8, at o'clock and rcopened on Thurrdav, March
t. at 10 o'clock q. JAY GOULD, President
A. IL. CALEF. Secretary
TIE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD co.
ANNUAL MEETING.
TNHE STOCK HOLDERS of the Joliet and
L CHICAGO Railr, al Company hereby notified that
meeting ~ said Company for the election Of
directors OF such other business be
presented viii held the general Offices OF the Chicago
and Alton Railroad Company Ia Chicago, H. on Monday
the 18Th dav Of April next at 10 o'clock N.
The trarsfr books VIII be closed AZ the close Of business
March goth and reopend the 9Th day
CHARLES II. FOSTER. Secretary.
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R0pOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

i Phill Depot Of the @ NJ. Dept. No. 1.42S Arch
= Phllodlphia Pa. March Is. lsol.-Seaed proposals.
in tripita,e subject to usual cond tons viii De- received
here until IL o'clock a. Monday. April g. 1891. Tor
furnishing tho L. Quarerna;t'rs perartm IT. in tn;
cit the following drt.cifN W.: II lmetS and
tr,nn,lny. campaign hats. forage fur and
eauutlat, linen collars. knit und'rshirs. woo-"n and
cotton Berlin gloves boot, and shoe hama
s.wed: btrrack sho. arctic oN'rsh0a> canvas e2gngs
woOleD blankets mattress covers, pillows bed sheets,
csup kettle, axes -hoNrlS. tent stoves. Din. POLES sDs
and trpod, bee.waN. buttons. buckles. blanket lining
cloth facing cloth. y. b. CLOTH drilling. duck nohalr
cord shlrtinc and cape lining flannel House haunel
b,ou> lining flannel gilinc line cromm is Jalann
sidss kersev muslin ru~>rt lcathe. tNinr. r'n ana
ron rings nd iyrry No 9th = points will also be
Bidders must state the very earliest dates
when thev will commence and complete dhN,rrN sam
be- seen ~ the ScnuNlNU Arsenal
I'm tbis citv The Government reserves The lght - REC:
any all bids. Preference viii be- given to artc.es @
domestic production manufacture conditions OF qulNW
and price Including IN The price Of foreign Productions
or manufactures the duty thereon being equal For cops
of printed instructions % bidders. blanks Qr plonosa,
etc Apply this on.c Envelopes containing Dr9posaii
addressed to undersigned: {. g. sAwTELLE Deputy
l. =. 4. In chlrgn n D. Dot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
n York City February 81, 1s9.-Sealed proposals, IN
duplicate VA be received here until Il ocCGk aSSon
10000 gallons OF mineral OIL per specifications and
schedule which will be furnished on application TO the
undersigned Preference will be TO articles 81 do
nestle production manufacture conditions OF quality and
price Including price " foreign productions or
inanufac the duty thereon) being equal The Cow
the right 10 reject all proposals.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked Pro
p0.as for Mineral Oll.' and addressed 70 ALEX. j.
PERRY, Asst. Quartermaster- General L. 5. A.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1891-02-27
TENNEsseEuNDusTRRLN NEWS

Suryeyorsssee loOatingtthe HaF-
riman Coal and Iron Railroad.
The Union City Water Company
proposes to erect an electric light
plant, an ice factory, and construct
water-works.
Ohio cap5t6lists will erect two
iron furnaces and a rolling mill ut
Chattanooga.
Another inc3ane railroad will be
built up Lookout Mountain by st.
Louis capitalists.
The bill introduced in the geA-
eral assembly is a step toward "a
park for Nashville.
A $2,000,000 town-building, land
and improvement company'has Or
ganized in Giles County.
Accompany has secured" a site
atSherman Heights, Chattanooga,
and will erect basic steel works.
A new Touring mill with "a ca
pacity of 500 barrels Of Rour'MSE
soon be inoperationat G Chattanooga.
The copper mines at Ducktown
willbere-opened. Accompany with
ample capital has taken hold oft.
The Chattanooga Southern Road
will ;be open for traffic from Chat
tanooga to Gadsden aboutApril Is.
The Chickamauga Foundry and
Machine Company's works recent
| ly completed a.48-inch}1 150-ton car
wheel press
Bonds have been placed forbuila-
ing the Paducah, Tennessee and
Alabama Railroad from Paris to
Sheffield, Ale.
The coal found at: Round Noun
tain has been tested for its coking
qualities,aan has been found to be
Of the highest grade, comparing
5 faverably with that from Pocahoh-
, tas, Va, hitherto thought to be the
t best for that purpose.