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Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoria.
EfmaMI1al.

The Attention of the Operators Was
monoPolfzed by Readfnz-some
Stocks Advanced Sugar Was
HeavIer-The General List Showed
Losses.
NEW YORK, Nov. Threading securities al
most monopolzed the attention of operators at
the stock exchange during the early hours of
business. The common stock fell nearly per
cent to 20 and the preference incomes about
20S per cant. The cause of the break was
said to be the fear that the company would
need SIS 0os, 900 to straighten cut its affairs
and that tao stockholders would be assessed Sis
per share and the incomes $500 per thousand.
Despite the heaviness Of Reading some promi
nent stocks advanced n to ~ per cent, with
Manhattan and Delaware and Hudson and Chi
cago Gas in the lead.
About O'Clock the gransers ran Off rapidly,
Burlington and Quincy selling down N to
1854. Sugar was also heavier, falling iT oa
rumors concerning the action of
the ways and means committee. Chicago Gas,
also, rsceusd. At the close there was a re-
cevery Of Is to u from the lowest point of the
day and the market left of about steady.
Az compared with yesterdays final figures
the general list shows losses of u to AZ Per
cent. Pullman lost ~, Chicago Gas, Man.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18

haitian and Union Pacific gained z to per
cent.
Tobacco common to-day lost per cent. on the
announcement that the attorney general of
New Jersey had brought suit to compel the
company to sell cigarettes to all dealers without
DISCRIMINATION He also attacks the legality Of
the company's existence.
Railw ay and miscellaneous bonds were gener-
ally firm. The sales footed up $1,lS7,oO5 The
Reading issues were weak, the f1rsts prefer
ences declining 21s, the seconds "a and the
thirds 29s. Kanawaha and Michigan firsts rose
~, Union Pacific gold skies and Wisconsin
Central firsts7.
Following are the closing prices, reported by
PRINCE & WHITLEY, bankers and brokers, AZ
Broadway N. z, and is Center street, New Ha-
ven, Conn:
oh Il
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
TraueIlers' Guide.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford X. IL.
ncInhar l. IGQQ
Trains LEAVE NEW HAVEN As FOLLOWS a:

TRAINS LEAVE NKw HAVEN As FOLLOWS
FOB NEW NoRK-s<:S. sx:So, -s.Io
HsD. ts:io. s:so, "2:ss, rlo:N O. m sia.na.
is-se $50 CpA-lor car TnifeoD si:E i.Ss .a.sn,
$40. $50 '<son CpATior urnlieoD, Sos $50
$50. SIS, C'dsoa TArsor car urnIiedO, $50
'6-ss, 'S;io Cs:i5 Rraag-s.orT srnazanocEi8ou),
's;io. s;is =. an. srNnAYs-ssszs, .Sssa 500
O. m, 500. s;la, "7-5S "s:as, STA "l=gB p. m
FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIVER
si2:io g. m CdAily), si.l0 ,, m
FOR BOSTON VIA sPRINGFTETD-rssa.rll .a
g. n, sisas si:t4 CpNrlor car liraiisdo ss.s2 nm.
suxnLTs-'I=so CniEhi). 's:s2 p. m
FOR BOSTON EEw LONDON ANp PROV
mEECE-'2s0s, '2s5s. 'lisS5 CpkTIor car Ilrniiee)
g. n, sis-oe, '2-ss, sSets CPGr1or car Ii-uIiedD
's:is and -o=ss p suSAaEs-s2saS, -z.3 an,
ssssS p. n
FOR BOSTON VIA HARTFORD sKp NEw
YORK AND NEW ENGLAND r. R-szsGs .. n
FoR BOSTON VIA AIR LINZ aNp N.YGNR.
& R.-"s:s7 .. m sUHnArs-sSsss p m
FOR MERDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD,
Egr--'l=ao Might, G:sC. 600. s1D.g0 sllsnshu
issoa. 'isas "isss CpGssor CIR lirzaied nrEt stop
B&rrorcD, C"2sas TO RErgterS oElyD, S.lO.
asoa, ''st2, C6:lS 10 EErTfordD, ssgs, lDs1s .. N
SuSnArs-'i-3o nsEhi- ssss2, ss2s (Hcc.D pm.
New LONDON Division.
FOB NEW LONDON. Egp.-s2;og night .2.s
nisht. s:ss, IIs0S, sll.ss lpE-lor car llnliea)
g. m, 'i2-os. 'as s-oo. 500 fTiGF3oF linnifscD
st:iA s:ls, e:lS gGullford acc }. +G.fs ul:ls In
Gaaford HSconmoastaono. suRnAEs -:
night. - 5 DtEEi. a6sss .. N.
AIR Line Division.
FOR MDDLETOwN. wItIIMANy.C. Krc-
ss9s q. m, lea 'Sss7, 6so =. H. erEntVH-ss.5S
p N Connecting Ei Naesle.cra With Vale, ~
vision AID Al wal.nEnisc RaiA n. kN.E and
y L. 4 n. L. r.; Et TurD~rFIls. with Coioh,a4s
branch.
Northampton FSlEtEtou.
ssFOR skEI.BURfsE FALLS, TURNER'S
PALS, WILLIAMSBURG MoLYoEE and NA.w
| HARTFORD Ead iaJcrInsalHse suxilsns-ssss,
n=ss A. n. and sss0 p. IL
| HsoR NORTHAMPTON, WILLIAMSBURG ana
points ia.s si>e, al s..is PA
4 Berkshire Division.
FOB DERBY JUNCTION, ssgy r. m
FOB DERBY JUNCTION., BIRMINGHAM
ASEoGlA. etc.-ssaa. 1853 g. Ta-, l2.ga, AZ, ssgs
SIS, 7.so. HIS p n. szxpGrs-s:ioa a. M, SIS
4 pa
FOB WATERBUEY-7-ua, e.t2 a. "a; l2o0
4 s.se, $50. $50 y m sUsnArs-s=i9 a. n
FOB wIssIED -=soa. R-s2 o. r.: R.so, 8: 30
/ .. n SUEokT@-s-I0 L. N.
| FOR SHELTON. BoTsFoRD, NKwTowN.
/ DkSBCBY, FTTTsFIELD. STATE LINF, etc
and ALBANY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, CINClN-
MATT, sT.JoUIs, CHICAGO AID TIRE WE It
/ s:ss a. N Eat s.2s Z. n
| FOR LITCHFTELD arc points or g. L. e. ".
kB.-Cvia HEwleyvIie,e see a. H., DIS r. m,
Express Trains. tLooai Express
1 A. - t. o. . -
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
Court Notes.
THE EORD-HUBINGER SUIT APPEALED.

The suit of @. G. Ford VS.. Joseph E, Hu-
binger, which resulted in the jury in tie
common pleas court awarding the plaintiff
$40 damages, will be appealed to the su-
preme court by the defendant on the
ground that the verdict WAS contrary to the
evidence. In making the appeal the de-
PENDANT, who is represented by Attorney
Hamilton, will take advantage of the new
statute passed at the last session of the
general assembly, which permits the sub
hitting of the entire evidence to the su-
preme court when an appeal Is taken on the
ground above mentioned.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
THEY BELIEVE In IT.
What They Say at the Nashua
Home for Aged Women.
Other Public Institutions adopting
the Same Thing.
Foreign Missions in India and
China Foil wing the
Example.
The following communication explains
Home FOR AGED WOMEN,

The following COMMUNICATION eApA"in'
itself:
HOME FOR AGED WOMEN,
Na,hua, N. d.
With the consent and urgent request OF
the matron and one vice-president, l will
Give the testimony of one of our inmates,
Mrs. Eliza Fuller.
She was quite ill with cankar In her
mouth, throat and chest, her complaint az
every meal being 4" 1 caunot swallow" she
read in the Nashua papers OF 80 many won
derful cures performed by DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy that che
was induced to try it. She procured
bottle and the medicine cured her.
Another of our inmates was cured by
DR.. Greene's medicine, and we all bless 1t
for what it has done and have perfect con-
fdence in the remedy for nervous and
chronic diseases, N. E. SMITH.
There Is certainly a wonderful conf
dence felt by people in DR.. Greene's Ner-
vura blood and nerve remedy and its truly
remarkable power to cure disease
There have recently come within OUT
knowledge facts like the above which
prove the great and widespread confidence
in this remedy, both among public and
private institutions. In the first place
doctors prescribe ard recommend 1t, as 1t
is the discovery and prescription of an en-
inent physician. This, together with the
fact of its wonderful cures, has led many
dispenssries, hospitals and inptitutions to
adopt the remedy as standard medicine.
Now we learn that various foreign mis-
sions in India, China, ETC., are having the
remedy sent them AZ part Of their neces-
sary requirements in case of disease.
Of course all these facts give the people
everywhere the greatest confidence in the
medicine, and their confidence is we'll
placed. DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve RENE dy does cure. 1t makes the sick
we'll. 1t is furthermore purely vegetable
and perfectly safe to give to infants, chill
dren, or the most delicate invalid. These
facts make it the most popular remedy of
the day, and drug ists stat. that NO rem
edy has ever equslsd it. either in its enor-
nous sales or the complete satisfaction it
gives those who purchase and use 1t.
Another thing of great Importance is the
fact that all who use il, or who dasire to
use it, have the privilege of consulting
without charge, personally or by letter, its
discoverer, DIR. Greene, of S5 West 18th
s:1eet, New York, the we'll known and sue
cessful specialist in curing all forms of
nervous and chronic diseases.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18

John Golding, Daniel Msroney and
Thomas Costello were arrested yesterday
by Officers Connolly and Roche, charged
with the theft of lead pipe from Edward
O'Brien of East street. The mon tried to
sell tho stolen pipe on East street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
A Pumpkin Tea.

A pumpkin tea, preceded by a musical
and literary entertainment, will be given
under the auspices of the Epworth league
at the Howard avenue N. e. church, cor
ner of Fourth street, Thursday evening,
November 20, at 7:30.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18

The Republicans of the Ninth ward are re-
quested to meet at Masooic hail. Webster street,
Tuesday evening, at o'clock. for the purpose OF
n minating ,andid.tes for alderman aud coun-
ciImen and to appoint delegates to the town and
city conventions. HENRY Z. MARSH,
Chairman
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
City Court - Criminal Side - } Judge
Cable.

Lizzie Emerson, cspias, S. fine, SIS 40
coste; William Kelly, drunk and breach If
peace, discharged; John Emerson, breach
of peace, discharged; Abraham Zirksl,
highway robbery, bound over to supsrior
court; William Coe, same, continued to
December 2; Martin Halloran. non-support,
continued to December 2; John Joseph
GlyDn, Connecticut School for Boys COM
plant, continued to December IS.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
Change of Date.

The frat series Of soirse musicals by the
Dessauer Troostwyk Concert company will
be given by request on Friday, December
l, instead of November "A.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18

The Republican electors # the Seventh ward
will meet at 1877 Wallace street Monday evening,
November 20, at O'Clock, for the purpose of
nominating candidate for alderman and three
candidates for councimen, and for the election
of delegates to the town and city convr ntions
THOMAS J. SULLIVAN, Chairman.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
Eleventh Ward.


Republican caucus will be held Monday even
ing, November 20, at o'clock, at 1O4 Grand
avenue. WILLIAM H PRIEST N,
Chairman Ward Committee
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
5PbR CENT
for
CASH..

Owing to a change of
firm to take place in JAN
uary, 1894, we offer our
entire stock of Furniture
at the above discount for
immediate Cash. This Of
fer holds only till January
LIST, '94.
On Wood Mantels, etc.,
a cash discount of 10 per
cent.
Special orders for goods
not in stock will be filled
at very close figures, net.
CHAMBERLAIN s. CO.,
Orange and Crown SITS.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
LOSE A HEAP OF MONEY.

f11gh Orade MOSCOW Beaver OVerCOatS
for $40; cut from S13.
Mems listers $40; marked down from ST. s.
Mems listers SIS; marked down from
SIS. Some made with shawl collars, some
regular and all extra long.
Boys Overcoats, $3.50; marked down
from $780,.
Boys Overcoats, $4.75; marked down
from $500 and $1,000
Boys Overcoats, $3.50; marked down
from $12.oo and $500.
All of our Mems finest Tailor-made Over
coats marked from $50, $50, SIS and $40,
down to $24.75.
Think of it, Gentlemen finest Over
coats that were ever offered for sale in this city
BY anyconcern, at any price, you can buy NOW
FOR S24.75. Remember, too that we are
more new, straight lots in all sizes from "a
to a.
On many lines we have the "stouts" as we'll
as regular sizes. The colors are mostly Black
and Indigo Blue
to $14.75. ''>'' '> w a
SIS and $50 Overcoats marked down to
$11.5O.
Elegant Black Kersey Overcoats marked
down to $13.25, from $22.
Good Kersey and Beaver Overcoats, all
colors, for $8.75 and 1910, reduced from S15
Mems Winter Suits $3.50,
Marked down from $1,000.
Mems Winter Suits 1926,
Marked down from $500.
Mems Winter Suits $3.50,
Marked down from $500.
Mems Winter Suits $1,000,
rE/a1I O
Mems Winter Suits $12.6O,
Marked down from $22 90.
Mems Winter Suits $14.75,
Marked down from $4,000.
Boys Short Pant Suits $1.75,
Marked down from So So
Boys Short Pant Suits $3.50,
Marked down from $500
Boys Short Pant Suits $3.50,
Marked down from S. So
Boys Short Pant Suits $500,
Marked down from $1,000
Boys Long Pant Suits $780,
Marked down from $3.50
Boys Long Pant Suits 49,
Marked down from $1,000.
Boys Long Pant Suits $780,
Marked down from 81 500.
And so on through the Greatest Stock that
was ever shown under one roof in Connecticut.
tB- If you consistently do so, make your pur-
chases before Saturday afternoon the not
so crowded and you will find making selections
much easier and more satisfactory
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
An Awakening.

Republican caucus to elect delegates to the
town convention will be held at the engine house
Tuesday esening, at O'Clock, November 20.
GEORGE NJ BALDWIN, Chairman.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
POLITICAL.
Repub1fcan Ward Primaries

The chairmen of the Republican committees
in the several wards in the town of New Haven
are hereby notif1ed to call meetings of Republic
electors in each ward on or b~fore NOvem
Der e. 1898, for tie purpose of nominating can
didates for aldermen and con" cimen and for the
election OF delegates to the city and town conven-
tions. the several wards are entitled to the fol-
lowing numoer of delegates: First ward, 5; Sec
ond ward, Z; Third war;. S; Fourth ward, 9;
Eighth ward, Z; Min h ward, 10; Tenth ward,
9; Eleventh ward, 5; Tw-l tn ward, 5; Thirteenth
ward, 2; Fourteenth ward, 2; Fifteenth ward, g
JAMES Il MACDONALD,
Chairman Republican Town ConlLaittee.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18

Government Blonde.
Following are the quotations for United States
bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18

Republican caucus will be- held Tuesday even
ing, November g. at o'clock at this rooms of the
Young Mems Republican club, 202 ,:rown street.
E. Il. DURANT,
Chairman Ward COMMITTEE.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
Notice.

Third ward Republican caucus will be held
Saturday, November 49, 1893, at O'Clock p. m
1876 Congress avenue, to nominate delegates to
the city and town conventions, and to nominate
alderman and councilmen. w. F. CLARK.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18
Education.
Conservatory. 20t liYWeII Avenue.

r W. SHEER FAN, Teacher of Piano and
- . Organ for New Haven and surrounding
towns. engagements for church entertainments,
parties balls. lodges shore resorts, ETC., with or
Without orchestra, at reasonable rates. s25 tt
Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-18

Seventh Ward.

Republican caucus will be held Monday, No
vember co. at 7:30 p. M, at 80 wooster street.
II A FINCH Chairman
The sun., 1893-07-25
BOSTON CLOSING QUOTATION
PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.


The bears Themselves are beginning to fur
n,sb evidence that the stock market is not as
.hso,ntely Mt thsir mercy as II was n week or
fan davs auo. Until recently about all that this
cIosa NJ onerators had TO do to secure a profit
waa n ssll stocks. Now they appear com
nsllsd 70 resort TO many questionable
methods in order to depress prices. This
betrays consciousness of waning conf
dance In the logic Of the situation. At least
one important circumstances diminishes their
chances OF further success. The liquidation
that has taken place cannot be repeated. and
the Level Of nrices Is now SO low that II ia very
doubtful IL the present holders of stocks can be
coerced into parting with anylarge proportion
of them, Besides. there are Indications that
the efYc-.o now making to depress prices force
stocks out of the street into tho hands Of ac
tual buyers rather than attract thom to the
Stock Exchange from that class of holders
The financial situation all over the country
ia strained so severely that 1t hardly seems
eredibls that apy considerable number OF men
could be found who would deliberately and
The sun., 1893-07-25
,vember. 6.l1 AoI ,aSSo
zoe m ber. .,...SlpA -. S21 6lo !@oSS1
nuhry .......S2S6a7p $50 6zD p'.@
bruary. .......,S q 3d6S J7 S8b 800 ~
irch .......... g. 4J1StU $40 btS N'oO0


NEW YoRE. Monday. July 2A-Beceipts OF beeyes Iot
two days were 4,2d5 head including :. cars Ios on
port 20 cars FOR the market and 1o5 cars ultso. W
sauRhterers Trade active for all grades NJ nn nn
OF strong lbc T. 100 ms Poorest TO best nntNe con II
and Erass.fed steers sold at s4Gs52b 100 bs s nla
srs" 81 4oeS.s7k Texans and Colorados roSoS pS
$3.50. bulls at 81 SUs3i2H Dressed beer nrm ~ 5S u,5S
&c ~ for native sides Latest cable IRON aps.sea
quotes American steers frm at lO9slzc Y b.
weight and American refrigerated beer sssay r as
scant loc. q N. shipments trday w. pee'eH ~
morrow OSO besves aud 1900 quarters OF bse... .,
Receipts OF calves for two days we're ISIo "a n, ssS
Market active and hc y b higher YEAS SOU =. uoS
sLi5 e 100 NJ. IN, ted lots nt So I5@S>oz'a ou''er
milk calves at S3.5Oatt 49, ,.,,.,,,u
& cars direct were 1a4Ia head Market dun nna AZ
n H. lUwer except for choice lambs Sheep SOL. az sS
6s4ao r 100 Es lambs at 2O9s";sn uton,o1 t,s y,
mutton lower at daSl1c q b.; dressed iamos u"h AZ
Receipts OF hogs for DAYS were 500 head q
The sun., 1893-07-25

RSshfss g.y ssppsn S ;ssSd ,sss & iss sSa
sd year the oSnees %sy Se
only half that amount. This In the constrnc.
tion placed apon the sherman law as.tor9 az .S sr9
carlisle. As a consequence OF short purchases;
the amount Of coin or sherman notes issuSsa tS
against tho silver bullion purchnseu uhuer 'h'
law win OF course be correspondingly less.
Money on call to 8 a cent. with the bulk OF
the business at 4 20 cent; a,r IeM Says ysp Mt
d y cent. on prime stock Exchange collateral y,
For longer periods q commission ~ suueIt sst ~ ~
cnntinues very quiet. and the iow TRANSACTIONS
in double name paper reporteu arc ut W -
q cent
The sterling exchange market was Gniet,
at LoIaSp Ode GerRsi FdstSd
iEsss"f ionr biIs Ts'es and tHF demand
actual ssS. drafts rats sr Long Pi.S and Gable
isrs, S4sta@S4.st Franc, oar, are gu GnotG;d s;dhtt at
Tsichsmsrts SIi nST isnE ana e. for long and
% for short; Ruilders 3D. for long ana
80 1915 for short.
ton-;J5 rents discount for cash; checks. 10
IA Is cents discount CharlestonLBnying. par;
sGns p1fmu% n.r 70 paemnn Ne.
San, Francisco-sieht. 20; telegraPhic 30.
NJ. -
The all-rail east. bound shipments Of dead
freight from Chicago last week were 4I3o9
tons. tons against 5O.35f tons the, previous week
and ~. 24O tons tho corresponding week OF tho
previous year.
The Central Railroad OF New Jersey reports
gross earnings for June of SID H. an IN In,
month month OF last year, and net s572,332. an In
crease OF S46.5n6.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
Saturday as follows: -, ,,o.
GELD coin and bullion..... sol ipsuoso so7.n1ls5s
Silver coin and buion.... <.b2<oil %eoo'"oo
Legal tenders, including ,-. .,-., a,-
Treasury notoh......... 1rp4HI.S lNfto'o
Total, .l2a 463 4so sia2 eo4 .sos
Deposits in national banks, S1l5sS.5l6.
against $1,000 4SS saturday. In addition
| to the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased un ier the act OF July IA le,O;
:lit,h, and Treasury pgo 81 n9ss MSicb s'asa
| 352,u!'l are outstanding.
count in tho open market. for both short and
| three months bills. 'sGdi "a q cent Amount
Of bullion gone into 9TH the Bank i OF EnEand amn on
2 cents ut 81 francs 80 centimes. and ex-
| change on London at % francs 2Ola centimes.
The attention of those stockholders of the
| National Cordnge Company. who have not as,
ssnted to the plan OF rroIgani;Eation & u caIlGu
ing their shares with the United states trust
Company expires tomorrow About 43Ouu
shares of the preferred and lt0,OOO shares ol
| the com m on stock. or about 50 cent OF each
have been deposited under this plan. The
! committee on reorganization states that All ol
| the details for n transfer OF the assets OF the
! company to new corporate ion are being salts
fnctory progressed. and that stockhnldcrs
| who 40 not assent cannot participate in the
benefits Of the organization. ltis eNpected tha'
the final deposits tomorrow will be large
The sun., 1893-07-25
TnanrfaL
OFFICE OF THE
Reorganization Committee
OF THE
National Cordage Company
NOS. zb AND al WALL ST

NEW YORK, July II. 1898.
To the Holders or the Preferred and Com
mon stock of tho National Cordaxe Cor-
panyt
Referring to the statement and plan NJ reorRanlza
tion addressed to you by this committee. endorsed
"Circular No. J." hereby notified that over 80
PER CENT OF the entire capital stock or the National
Corage Company has assented to the plan Of reorsan
izaton and certificates therefore have been deposited
with the United States Trust Company.
In the hope that the assent Of tho stockholders TO
the plan Of reorganization will thereby become nnan.
imous tho committee extend the time for the deposit
of the remaining shares OF stock with the UNITED
STATES TRUST COMPANY under the reorganization
agreement. until and including the 25th day of July.
1893 upon the condition that per cent interest ON
the frst instanmen from the 10th day OF July 1898
to the date Of payment be added.
Holders OF the remaining common and preferred
shares nrs hereby requested to deposit their certh.
Gates OF stock duly endorsed in negotiable form. with
the UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY. which COM
pany will issue In exchange therefor Its negotiable
certificates OF deposit which have been listed on the
New York stock Exchange. and which Will be ex
changsabe. within reasonable time. for engraved
eertihcatea
Payments by such stockholders for their cash con-
tributions to working capital TO be made as FOL
lowsi
PREFERRED STOCK.
10 per cent with per cent interest from July TO-
1929 or before August 1o.isD3.
8 per cent, without interest. on or before August
IN. 1898
per cent without interest or before Sept 10 1893
COMMON STOCK.
per cent with interest at per cent from July 10.
1899 on before August 10. 1898.
per cent, without interest. on or before August
| 10 1893.
STOCKHO HOI.DEI:S MAKING THIS
| CASH CONTRIBUTION WILL RECEIVE
| IN EXCHANGE THEREOF PREFER
RED STOCK At FAR.
The committee are satiseod that prompt dspost of
the remaining shares of stock Will be greatly to the
advantage the holders and will materially facilitate
atuccessful reorganization
| Uutr md including the e!5th day OF duly.
1893, s. 900, 900 OF the proposed Issue of q
| per cent. Collateral Trust First Mortgage
| Thirty.yenr Gold rond- nrc offered for sub.
| rcr:ption exclusively to Preferred and Com
| mon Stoclii ioldcrs OF the National tordnc c
! Company, who deposit their ~hn'cs, Mt the
| UNITED STATES TRUST n. nt
| the price OF as per cent. and interest, pay.
| mcnts therefor to he made 2j per cent. at
the time OF -ub-c ription, md the balance at
| the rn,e OF 2J per ccat. per month thereafter
After that date bonds not taken by the Stockholders
will be offered the public price to be fixed. but
| not less than 81 per cent. and Interest.
| Any further Information in connection with the re
| organization which may he desired by tho stock
holders will be furnished on application at the
| offices Of the undersigned. at the Office or the
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY.
GEORGE {. MAGOIN. II wall ST.
ERNST THALMANN.+ as Wall st.
GUSTAV ii. GOSSLER, 14s Pearl ST.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
The sun., 1893-07-25
Electric stock eiao,at,on..
New York NJ ark cts.

MoSp.Y July 24-Flour was stronger. with moro
business Exporters bought TO some extent me AZ,
vance In wheat encouraged holders Exports w. ITO
bbls Ic Receipts 21.9d. bbls, &c. The sales were
1900 bbs. Spring wheat brands IN bbs were gnotsd
ns follows Fine ST 75S i.~ suIer'ne. ~ Ss 81 TO-
No. : extra S2o5@Se,:5: No ! extra 81 90:
clear. 81 3oes2Io; sirmghis ss5oesa'o; patents
tn.IS-Wheat advanced &c. to 1pc. owing to hot.
dry the Northwest. q sharp rise IN corn.
fears OF poutirai comcHuons IN Europe growing out
of the s,an liberal clearRnce- and the cover
inv of shu Is Western markets were 1Lsc 10 2ac
higher Liverpool ony Nd higher and Paris
10 ceu,iues lower thoLRh c!ostlg steady lhe
visible supply decreased only 4Giooo bush. and this
uutouut, Il was great disappointment to the bulls
Spot sales loo 600 hush Tor export. No. red at
August rrice /. Q. b, aloat: No | Northern at &C
under Septemher hnohf, "r :. re: No. uo AZ
aa3I.c under September: No. hard winter
quoted at lsc under september nHoat ior iorn
Buralo These were sne Secep,s Chicago" a 4ss @
lnth 1896: IT. LOUIS. 1000: 1oelo: l?I6.2: Do
roI'. ~. 12s: Kansas city i,nS,i: New fok 1850:
100 trAnd total I,o:5.v2o bush: total sa tnrdny
7s3hal: total ast year. l.?4l.s"s. Future faes