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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.

Fnancial-Money is in good demand
Domestic Exchange-The market Is steady.
Banks and bankers are buying at par1and
selling atl8 per cent premium.
Foreign EXchange-The market is f1rmer
Sterling commercial demand, 81 81; sixty
i days, 81 ~. ninety days, 81 ~: francs,
Purisand Havrc sixty days, s. %; Swiss, six
ty days s. 2il marks, sixty days, IS l5-16c.
Securities The market is fiat, with no de
mand. whilst offerings are pretty fair and
liberal
cy Bonds-New Savannah per cent
quarterly october coupons. 1913 bid, 1929
asked; ewSavannah 3 per cent August cou-
pu4>. lU}s bid. lV asked.
Railroad B0nds-Central Railroad and
Banking Company collateral gold IS, 70
asked. Central consolidated mortgage : per
cent coupons January and July maturity 1873,
lM asked; Savannah and Western
railroad per cent Endorsed by Cen
asked savannah. Americus and Montgomery
per cent So asked; Georgia railroad
per cent 1910 101 bid, 100 asked
Georgia southern and Florida first mort
Montgomery and Eufaula first mort
gaze per cent, Endorsed by Cen
ta railroad, 80 asked Augusta and
knoxville nrst mortgage, per cent,
I&sed; Ocean Steamship per cent, due in
IVY !" asked: Columbus ana Rome.
lisl mortgage bonds. Endorsed by Cen
tM railroad. 80 asked; Columbus and
Western, 6 per cent, guaranteed, 20
gage per cent, 80 asked; Savannah
and Atlantic 5per cent, Endorsed, % asked;
4 Electric Railway first mortgage It's, 671@ asked.
Il South Georgia and Florida first mortgage
4 per e'nt 1862 bid; 1917 asked; South GeOr-
gt aao Florida second mortgage 1862 bid,
Il la. asked.
Railroad Stocks-CentraI common, 16
4 %"d Augusta and Savannah 7 per cent.
E-lonieed, - asked Georgia common,
4 ]" Did, l+3 asked; Southwestern per cent.
A t@lU'ecd, including order for div 80
Il e,,et central per cent certificates. with
V.4f for detaulted interest, p asked:
n Atlanta and West Point railroad stock,
a asked; Atlanta and West Point per cent
n cgNlgafcS. =. asked.
s. 5alk Stocks Etc.-southern Bank of the
C.4,, National Bank, lG4 asked; Sa
'e-aAA Bank ana Trust Com, lU2
Az National Bank Of savannah, ~ asked;
Tr,norpe Savings and Trust Com
lN 30 asked; Citizens Bank, 80
a g4"I asked: Chatham 4. Est and Improve
E PP. company, 81 asked Savannah
r.1 Estate, Loan and Building Company
f9a' 'i asked: Germania Bank 81
wv lv"r asked: Chatham Bank. 500
S"', savannah Construction Company,
u company IS asked
l1a.'ol-Market steady. The Board of
t.|t quotations are as follows;
X SS.aoH'a tlearrib sides. nae; shoulders none:
= NV N4.teo clear rib sides, l0Ac; long clear,
n H. bellies, l1&c; shoulders, none; hams,
Basun1 and Ties-The marketquiet, n2ni-
aa-Je'e tagging, 2L.o &c 20, SIC; I@fb, &c
4-4er sea- isIand bagging i9%c Iron Tie 5S.s
-t,lr lots II "; smaller lots, 81 o.
n gln-.lel Marketdun fair de nand Goschen,
-Al edge. 2!c; creamery, 2Sc; Elgin, 24c.
Ds small. summer cheese, iSc 2Ofb average
81 n g' s Market firm, quoted at for Mo
tt r.s,'.l &c; Java, 20 a@815 Peaberry, 231ac
ANY ul standard No. |. PC: choice or stand
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a tbarga prices on Cente

livan, Solomons & Co. Savannah Grocery Co,
Savannah Steam Bakery, II MICA Schley w
Is Stillwel, p B Springer A Schwarz, S A
Schreiner, Smith Bros Savannah Water
Works, Savannah Street Ry, A Thompson
& Son, II Solomon & Son, A Thomas g. Bro,
Z II Ward Watson & p, A NJ x G w West
J = Williams & Co, T West & Co. Jos Younis,
J ID Weed & Co. steamer Katie, steamer D
Kemp, steamer f G Barker steamer Alpha,
steamer Bellevue, Southern Express Co.
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Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Nacoochee, New York


New York, July 9-Arrived, schr Aetna,
Jordan, Jacksonville.
Charleston, July CARVED schr Linah G
Kaminski, Anderson, Georgetown, $ G.
Cieufuegos, June 2S-Arrived, bark G de
Zaldo, Miller, Mobile.
27th-Sailed, bark Felo [Spl, Artan, Bruins
wick
Havana, July 4-Sailed, bark Onaway,
Crockett. Charlotte HarbOr.
Port Royal, July l0-Cleared, steamship
OTmsby Brl for United Kingdom via Norfolk.
9th-Sailed, schrs Florence Shay, Boston; J
NJ Haskell. Boston.
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Fruit and Vegetable market.

New York, July 11.-Pears LeConte, bbls,
"a OO05 so, crates, 81 25611 50; Peaches, car
riers, 81 0O0l2 90. Watermelons, fancy S25 20
6130 CO., prime S1s 0O025 co. Tomatoes, carries,
75c0M 25.
PALMER, RIvEEBURG & Co.
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SILKS, SILKS, SILKS.

For one week longer we
will continue to sell the bal
ance of those famous China
and Japanese Printed Silks
at zee yard.
They have always been
sold at 81, 81 40 and 81 SO.
All of our ACC and SOC
Oriental and Printed China
Silks and our celebrated
Wash and Swivel Silks will
go at 39C yard.
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Steamer Katie, Bevllle, Augusta and way
landings-W T Gibson, Manager
Steamer Abbevllle, Garrett, Darien and
Brunswick-W r Gibson, Manager
Steamer Alpha, Daniels Beaufort and Port
Royal-C II Medlock. Agent
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Pilot charts and all nautical information
will be furnished masters of vessels free Of
charge In United States photographic once
in the custom house. Captains are requested
to call at the office
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-12

When Baby wassick weegaveeher Castoria.
When she was-a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, sheGave themCaStoria
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MANY Persons ana hrnssn

down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron Bitters Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, remov- excess of bila1
and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
For Over Fiftv Yeara.

Mrs. WINsLow's SooTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. Itsoothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhGa. Twenty-Five cents q bot
tle.-Ad.
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Steamship City of Augusta, Daggett, New
York-C G Anderson.
Bark Katinka [Gerl, Kohler, AMER for or
derS.
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Maritime Miscellany.


Bark H L Routh from Santos, anchored off
Tybee, has been ordered to Brunswick to load
crossties for New York.
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Have You Visited the White Mount


Do you know the resting places among
Vermont's green hills? Are you ac-
quainted with the unique resorts in the
Virginia mountains? If you are looking
for place 10 spend your vacation in any
mountain region, write US for any infor-
nation you may desire, saying what Sec
tons you wish to know about and the
price you desire to pay for board BY
special arrangement with the Recrea-
ton Department. the Christian Union,
New York Address the MORNING NEWS,
Savannah, Ga.-ad.
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Silk belts and leather for men or boys,
at LaFar's, Broughton street.-ad.
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Tennis Shoes and Gymnasium Shoes
cents upward, at LaFar's.-ad.
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Exports.
Passengers.

Per bark Katinka [Gerl, for AMER for or
ders-4 ,655 bbls rosin, weighing 2,24i 695
pounds-S Shotter Co.
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Cleared Yesterday.

Steamship City Of Augusta, Daggett, New
York--C G Anderson.
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Per steamship City of Augusta from New
York-Dr s Bragg, Miss b b Clay, NJ Carr,
Mrs J r Chapeau. Percy Chapeau, DR. j ID
Martin + HarralsOn, + Hansen, T Cobb, j J
Oppenheimer, Henry Nees, A ST Clair Ford,
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Summer Underwear
Great Reductio

For men, at bottom prices, at LaFar's
al
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Hammocks and Sun Hats
At LaF'ar's, Broughton street.-ad.
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Nice Sun Umbrellas

In boys straw hats, at LaFar's, Brough.
ton street.-ad
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All sizes, at LaFar's, Broughton street
ad.
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COMMERCIAL.


-"TTT---TT- -T---- "---- ~ 1----
Tho market was very quiet. The
.,,1s merely nominal and the trading
..rartauce. Advices from controlliuc
o. -...- show slight reaction from the bull
-r which had been influenced pre-
f- ...... the bureau report and the tendency
...- .- towards easiuess. on Change at
O. midday call. at o clocll p. m. the
ll ...- uIIotiued quiet and unchanged
A. ....- ,f only five bales. The following
....elaI spot quotations Of the stock ex-
.tI. "a.
aa. s.
... Observation-Disclosures. ...----...t' 3
.sm1JIiug .-....--.''--. ..'''''''''.'-.'''s =
I.r.I.u nary ......- .''''.-- --.---..ois
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White and Fancy Vests
In variety, at LaF'ar's, Broughtou street
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NTV"T ~fOTOS-Ine mdrk6J TOT SpITIIs JUL
rart.ne was quiet. firm and unchanged. There
Ig,a fairly steady inquiry with a fair business
dang AT the Board of Trade on the opening
CII ths market was reported firm at 26c. for
yar,'ar~ with sales Of LES casks, At the
se1lnd call it closed firm at 26c for regulars
Ro-fn The market continues quiet though
firm at quotations. The demand was good
and d pretty fun business was covered. The
total sales were about 500 barrels. At the
To9ri of Trade on the first call the market
was posted firm with sales of 1.94s barrels at
.be following quotations: A, B, c, d and e,
.SIm. 4. II lO:- G, 81 Is; H 81 40, I, 81 So; K,
= 50. NJ 50 %; n, So so; window glass, 1870;
.ygtewhite. "a 90. AT the last call it closed
.trm at unchanged prices except for H, which
was quoted at 81 %, and 1, at 81 60, with fur
Their sales of 900 barrels
N0TE-The quotations for water white in
Yesterdays issue should have read 81 % in
stead of as published.
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ARTICLES.
Job Lot Crepe LisSs Ruchings,

In black and colors, regular selling price 25c
and Soc yard. Your choice for sc yard.
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Now YORK july lI.-9uD-tfetL9uIy DdI1lOo9'
Coin. SIS. 361 900; currency Sl5, 2o1OU'.
Cotton.
Liverpool, July II, noon.-Cotton, "a modeT-
ate business prices steady; American MID
ding upands 7lCd; sales IOVJO DaIes-
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SPECIAL.

500 ia Crochet Quilts,
worth 81 Is, will be sold at
79C.
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SPECIAL.

Hot Trimmed Hats, worth 81, will be sold
for s. 90.
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LACES.

All of the new Fancy Laces in white and
tan ? to inches wide regular 25c and 35c
goods; down this week 10 15c yard.
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NElNTELLleENCE.
Arrived Yesterday.

Wednesday, July IL, l
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We will continue our 20
per cent. discount sale in
our Boys Clothing Depart
ment for one week longer.
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Market for poultry nominal and weak; light
demand; grown fowls y pail, 656170c; q grown,
40Q45c; spring chickens, 25lD35c % pair;
smaller sizes not wanted; geese % pair,
81 0061 %. Market for eggs is firm and
fully supplied; demand fair; country u
dozen 1im12c Peanuts Ample stock, de
mand light, market easier; fancy b. p. Va,
u ID, 7971ac; h. p. q b. &C. small, h. p, q
b. SIC. Sweet potatoes, yellow, q bush,
60065c white. y bush 4005Oc
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.
London June 10. p. m-Erie second consols'
o. IL Illinois Central. 95 81: 81 ram C"'H,",,'
10 "a Pennsylvania. - SIS Reading 80. NV
York Pennsylvania and ohio first MORTGAGE pohus
81 canadian Pacific II Is. Erie, II L. rhIlS az
vice, quote 3 per rrntes at 81. francs - c',u
for the account and exchange on LONDON NJ - H"'o
II IL centimeS for checks. a., D,,,
Paris June l5.The weekly statement on me r. nn III
~ France shows decrease Of 2JO 900 francs III god
and 4425, 900 francs in silver.
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Gclp Uaniro.

w ANTED-For the United states Hi ~ and 80 year,;
w unmarried men, the ages oi - ~ az
good pay elohing and neaisr satov e,itsais
a. y. nee cha reer and habits Apply AZ ~ iIsIton
or II Abngd Square. New.YorA CIV % "
Brooklyn.
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~ WNIIFI aHIH%'II'-"7 P'"T ~
GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY

Any further information connected
with the reOrganizatiOn. which mny
he desired by security holders. Will he
furnished on application at the Office
Of Drcxel, Morgan n 90.
The Committee reserves itself the right terminate
AZ any tine Tho prAllcge Of dep0sltlng as above.
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J. W EEINHART. President
WESTERN MOS TELEGRArH COMPANY ,,y

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
NEW.YORk. June II. 1893.
DIVIDEND No. %
n, HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have de-
/ dared A quarterly dividend Of ONE AND ONE.otAR
TER PER CENT upon the aritil stock OF tii' comlany
from OF tho hrs" months ending Jun" som
inst payable the once ~ the Treasurer on ana after
,he 18th day July shareholders or record AZ
hc close OF the tran fer ta 10th dav Of June inst
The transfer will be closed at o'clock on tie
rroprned inc morning
Of July 81 inst. ~ H. h'' Hf">ir" irS'"'''
THE CHICAGO JUNCTION ENLwAfS AND UNION
STOCK YARDS 60.
VIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared the regular ~cmiannual dlfdrnd, OF ltthtt
FER CENT. the Preferred stock and FotR pER
CENT Oh 10 ELK Of this Company, paiabr AZ
the OF the Company. - B'o,dw,y. New FORK CIV
on the July 1898 stockholders OF record at
the books Thursday June II, at
o'clock VI. Transfer booN> viii reopen on Friday.
~" - THOMAS SrURGTS. Tr asurrr.
jersey city. y. J. June u. ls3
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Copartncrsbip Notices.

-
~ HE UNDERSIGNED, deslrous Of FORMING
= lih.tyd l.r.i.r NIP uadcr tae Statutes Of stat
az Sew.Io 4, Ie.cby certify:
First That the hrm Inder which saii artns,
ship Is TO be conducted is George Meyer.
> cond That tie general nature 81 the business in.
LuynV selling and repair oil kinds Of vehicles convey.
ard the paris tneef dnd that prime nj
place o. business situated In tie CITY and County OF
Ncw-Iork.
Third That the aad residence Of all general
follows GEORGE MEYER, who siGe- at No 20I W.
and HENRY j. MYERS who r'sdes az No I65 +.
Nneteth-st.. in tn CIT Count 9nd stat. Of Ncw.Yok
ar" thr general nartners and WILLIAM d. BARNES
Who Ic.dcs at No Sc r.. Fi.t,-sx.h-st. IN the CITY
Fourth That the said William ID. Ia such special
mariner has contributed capital common .tocs ~
the said partnership the sum Of twenty-five thousand
Fifth That the said partnership is commence on me
o7th day Of Nav, 1895 and f. t. trI!nate the 2I1
''' Dated SewYo'k cl! !Fc " W. 27sf IF'29F s,n
HENRY J. MYERS fSeaD
WlLLIAI EAENEs. 6 AZ.
on mi, 27,h day o. Nav. 1895. hofO no Dors)na,y
came George Mcyc', Hearv J. Mye's and william d.
Parne. ie.p lively known and known - h
trcdtc and sevoraiy ackrorlodced t. me that they
rcSpe'"''' 'N'''''' F. e. TRAIN.
Noarr PublIc y. y Cernlv
George Never being duly tiar h Is one
Of the general IA named ia fb" above ccra and
been contributed by the special primer in sid gcr'hcsn
named 20 the stock 4 sf "a tlr-hI has beea
a'''''' ''' III s''" ''''' GEORGE MEYER
svorn to before me- this 9th dny Of Mac l s,
No'arv Publ Y. 80. ""un'v
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finanfial.
OFFICE Ok
THH PHILADELPHIA and READ
ING RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. aa7 SOUTH FOURTH ST" P"iLA'
PHILADELPHIA, June z, 1893.
tn the Security Holders:

tn the Security Holders:
THE PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT PROVIDES As
FOLLOWS,
+, Far , prc.ent issue of s.2.OOO.OOO Collateral
Trust Bonds. which will not impair the rights Oh
INV Of the other securities Of the Company
D For the purchase par. they mature, oft co"'
non. of the General orr ga Bonds for the next 1--WE
,cur. but only il the necessities Of the Company
.ore IL, If NOT, the coupons will be paid in cash.
a. For certain concessions by the Lchigh Valley H"'''
road Company, and by the bondhoidcr" Of inc
Philadelphia. Rca ding and Ncw.Engiand kairo"u
Company. the Gettysburg and Harrisburg Raiiro"o
Company, the Philadelphia and Frankfort Railroad
Company. and the Lancaster and Quarry'i"c
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company.
4. For a Voting Trust for seve" years.
!, A ,vudicate representing s29,OOO,O 900 is pledged
10 carry the plan into effect II the a-sents OIL Tue
General Mortgage Bondholders and Stockholders
are sufficient.
THE PLAN ACCOMPLISHES,
4 The proceed. Of the Collateral Trust Bonds Will
I,ouidnte the floating debt Of the Company re-
Ieuse from Jeopardy s13.OOO,OO0 Of securities
no,x pIcdrcd for 50, s67. 900 Of debt, pay oil ni'
the outstanding notes of the Company 'or
.ouiuu,cnt now in use nd necessary for the opera
ton of the rond, cancel all prior coupons pur'
chased, and pay all overdue claims.
J. void. force Io-urc and consequent dsinegfnton'
a Iu.u,es interest on the General Mortgage Bonds
for five years. and possibly for all tme
l. Preseryr. the interests OF the Income Bondhoders
and Stockholders, In order that they may der"o
the benefits TO result from the natural increase In
the business, aud from II conservative and eeo-
nonicaf administration.
5. Preserve. tho valuable connections made aimee
1856.
A. Insure. n continuity OF cement for seven years.
uninterrupted by contests for control by unricndly
or spec uinti,e interest.
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS OF PLANE
l. The assent of the holders of Ninety cent Of the
General Mortgage Bonds.
D. The s.cnt of the holder. Of sixty cent Of the
Stock
These n-.cnts must be given by JUNE 81 1873 by
signature. to the agreements in person or by powers
Of attorney.
Copie. Of tho plan. explanatory statement ngree.
ment.. mud powers Of attorney may BIO obtained upon
application TO the Farmers Lonu aud Trust Com.
pauy, New.York, 227 south Fourth ~" Philadelphia
and pa-hwood House. Ola Broad 81. London.
General Mortgage BondhoIder. aud stockholders
s.rniing TO the psn do thereby bind themselves
to subscribe to the Collateral Trust Bonds.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS.
President.
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Actual cash In tho
Treasury vaults
oyer outstanding
ceStfcses sI2s 539 $50 Inc. 500 O73
Deposits in bank ll,1Ol 404 IL 900 500 Dec. 200,j1l
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June IA. June 10 Differences.
Net gold hand $50 167 233 S2 lSe SIS Inc sl37
Net legatenders
on hand ........ 27457s75 2G.64OoCS Dec. SlGeo7
Net silver hid 9.9Gl,599 3,75J.797 Dec. POI 602
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, June 15-p. m.
The action of the associated banks I'D a''"ori"i'-
the issue of Clearing House loan certihcaes h'us'
he esteemed emnently wise ana prudch'' az
first the suggestion that the banks wouio Pio'
ably nursua this course affected the stock marker
unfayorablv The opening barely steady, ana
prices of the leading stocks slowly Declined. Inc
movement was not altogether irrational oecause'
always before, the issue of Clearing HOUSE cei-
tifcates has been TO relieve dn extreme eheiscN''
and il was promptly concluded that the monetary
situation in this city must he much worse 'i'd"
had generally been suspected. When 1t was
learned after the meeting OF the Clearing House As
ISOLATION, that the measure was merely pre"au-
tionary, and that i'll fact, no certificates were
likely 10 be issued at once, because no city pahN
was in serious trouble, there was a quick turn III
the speculative temper and, in general, the early
losses were fully recovered. That loan certiii-
Gates will he issued is certain, and probably the
previous custom Will be followed and few OF
the strong banks will da be the Nj nrS' o Sr
but it relieves the embarrassment OF smailef
institutions which may neei asslS'ahr.
When an issue OF certificates siiall Do, maze ,H1
publication of the weekly bank statement VIII
he suspended and there is no little doubt whrther
a statement will be publi> he'd on saturday; III
the intermssOn IL might DE well loi Ce I'll
ing House u adopt new system OF Statements
or al least. new regulations which snail conp'i
uniformity in reports under the existing system.
Although final variations we've dlvldai, tnc
advances were more numerous aud perhaps NOR.
important than the declines The tlghiness OF
rnnpav land a few loan. were made at 20 pr
cent had the natural effect of lowering me
rates of exchange both London ana the
Continent \ further reduction IN Its discount
rate was made by the Bank of England, ana II
was followed, of course, by LOWERING OF 5ne
open market rates Nothing is surer thah Una.
money cannot long remain at lal Ia pr zen.
in london and lOal5 per cent in New-l ork
before there will be natural restoration OF %n
equilibrium. In this respect the m p. ants
it viii attract capital from the four parts OF the
earth.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The business in Government bonds at the STOCK
Exchange was limited to $1,000 coupon A. at
10 So 1t was reported, however, that large
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OFFICE OF TIE
Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company,
.27 SOUTH FOURTH ST..
Philadelphia, May 20. 1898.
To the Stockholders Of the Phii0-
deiphi0 anu Reading RailrOdd

The stockholders Of the Philadelphia and Ecadn. Rail
road Company requested 10 call the Office OF the
company and present their stamped
word "a>scnrrd" and TO oniN their signatures
transfer their certificates stock
Trustees held b. them FOR the years
upon terms and for the purposes In the pro
posed agrcecnt between the Philadelphia AMI Reldng
Railroad Company and It's stockholders Said
made one " conditions Of plan submitted by
Board Managers the reaiJustment Of the affairs
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Phi adclphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
the funding Of the floating and other Indebtedness
default
Notice that In order that the plan
become OPERATIVE ami carried effect necessary
nat the holders Of at least 90 per
the stock OF the dcpha and Reading Railroad Coa
many should become parties 10 the said agreement
before the 21s day June. 1898 the plan will BE-
abandoned
Comics OF tho sail plan and explanatory statement
az the propo.cd agreement u bc signed by the stock
holders can be obtained at the Offices the company
DOT South Fourth St, philadelphia the Farmers Loan
md Trust Company NewYork. aud Eastwood House.
Old Il. Dad ST.. London
nv order Of the Board Of dunn gers.
JOSEPH -. HARRIS.
President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-16
DREXEL, MORGAN g. CO.,

c. H. COSTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN. Committee
ANTHONY J. THOMAS,)