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LATEST LONDON ouorlTIoNs.

u,,, SAruRDAY. Juno II.
INC weekly statement Of averages OF tina As.
sociated Banks was looked forward 10 With nm
usuai interest to-day. 1t elbows that the hanks
nave iost % fl.iOo in lawful money and Mt the
aaii'o .lhe haFo contracted their loans So 700
wv THESE changes are accurately reAectedIn
the deposits. which are nearly SD. 400 600 Ian,
than week ago. The net result is n docroasoin
tho surplus reserve OF S5G4i.UoO. brIncira
that item down to SS.75G5OO. This showin@
Is about what the Street OK pected, for 1t wa
generally estimated that fully 10000. COO had
been shipped to the interior during the we.k
The statement. therefore. had no special effect
upon prices on the Stock Exchange.
Tho dealings In stocks to-day were phenom.
snally light Even tho professional element
was dIsinclinod to trade. except possibly to
cover short contracts The evening up OF
NOSE contracts was responsible for firm ness
mat was remarkable in view OF tho excessive
guinness. Some idea OF the inactivity may be
obtained by noting that In only one stock, st.
iauh did the aggregate transactions exceed
so'Voo shares. The total dealings during the
''o hours that the Stock Exchange was open
we're less than $4,000 sharoa
.Hls Unnecessary to enumerate the causes
Ms' nave brought speculation to SO low an
oop' Tor they are perfectly we'll understood by
very one who has tho slightest Interest In tho
Ss.ouH'y market It's equally useless to en-
sua'ef 10 forecast material change In the
s .'ut.. since. In tho judgment OF the
riaohc' as expressed in various ways an
T'sement can only come through the re-
80. 80 Of the Sherman Silver law. Wall street
u' some encouragement in current reports
a." IN" administration will mako an effort
''o'he repeal Of that law at once. but
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reports that nm extra session will be called

reports that m extra session will be called
before Sopt. lack confirmation.
The important developm ents this week have
boon further material decline In the rates for
sterling exchange and the decision OF the As
sociatod Tanks to issue loan certificates The
first Is n distinct improvement in the financial
situation, while tho second may be described
rs a heroic measure adopted to avert disaster
That Wall street entcrtalns these Vows
regarding them IL shown by the Improvement
In prlcos on tho Stock Exchange during
the latter part OF the week. TO be sure. tho
advance in prices has been largely due to the
covering Of short contracts: still. there has
been somo buying for long account. London
has also been n moderate buyer OF stocks
basing Its operations upon a probable i'm
provoment in prices here on account Of tho
probabilities Of imports OF specie and excel
lent railroad earnings
The Treasury's statement of the foreign
commerce OF tho country for May contains u
little ENCOURAGEMENT, the exports bein z " early
So,o00.OO0 larger than during April. while tho
imports show q falling Off OF about $1,000
600. The imports. however. continue largely
In excess OF the exports Of merchandise. The
only important news day other than the
bank statement was OF the shipment OF
about Sl.200.OOO currency 10 the interior.
This IL larger than the amount shipped yestcr-
day. which was explained by the fact that ship
ments made yesterday would. in many cases.
have resulted in loss 10 the banks, seeking
the advances of one days interest. 1t was
learned that some of the banks have notified
their correspondents at other Clearing House
centres that they must hereafter take care Of
themselves by issuing loan certificates.
AS compared with the final prices Of last Sat
urday, tho majority of stocks are lower. The
more important net declines are in New Eng
land. ~ q cent; American Sugar Refining,
21. American Cotton Oil. IL: Northwest Man.
haitian. and Northern Pacific preferred, IL
each; Atchison and Reading. IL each; Omaha
and st. Paul, = each: Missouri Pacific. -:
see Coal and Iron, y each; Chicago, Gas \;
Burlington and Quincy and Union Pacific. .
each: Chesapeake and Ohio and Lake Shore.
y & cent. each. The noteworthy advances
were in Distiling and Cattle Feeding. A.
cent; National Cordago, IA. and Louisville
and Nashville 4 4 cent
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
Salln
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financiaI.
Ohio and Mississippi and Baltim,re and OHIO
Southwestern
CONSOLIDATION.

CONSOLIDATION.
To the Ohio and NIsslHsippi First and Sec.
ond Consolidated Mortgage mud SPRING
Held Division Bondh Oldersi
over 50 per cent of the o. and ~ General Mortgage
per bonds and the junior securities Of both
pnnies having been deposited under the Plan Of Con-
.olidaIion. tho FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CON-
PANY Of New York prepared to receive deposits
Of tho above bonds
Under the Plan holders will be entitled to receive In
exchange for their bonds new ~ per cent First Com
soldidated Mortgage GOLD Bonds. prime ipal and In
terest guaranteed by tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. on the owing basis:
For each 81. 900 OF tho first Mortgage CURRENCY
Bonds 81. 100 OF the GOLD Bonds For each
81 900 of tho Second Consolidated Mortgage CUR
RRSCY Bonds 81 200 in new GOLD Bon d. For each
81 600 OF the springfield Division Bonds Sll5o IN
new GOLD Bonds
The Farmers Loan 4 Trust Company will issue Its
Further details may be obtained from the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. - William street. or I'd
ward Bruce Secretary to the Committee, No. Wall
street New York.
Dated New York. June IL 1898.
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
EDwAEDR. BELL,
JOHN ii. DAVIS,
JAMES IL. WILSON,
EDGAR r.. wELLES,
". u. Committee OF q. a. NJ. shareholders.
EDWARD BRUCE. Secretary.
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pal and interest by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Pending the comnletio9
Trust Company will issue It's negotiable re-
ceipts for the bonds deposited with 1t under
the terms OF the plan.
The eales OF mining stocks at the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day we're as follows:
Sale. Oprriro. Hiqhe.L Loees. Cloefnr
200 Comstocr 7. Co...
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RIO tho spOs was quiet anu steh1y at IUIYNt
for No. :. Sugar was quiet, nrm. and unchanged for
raw. and hrm for refined. with fair business.
NAVAL STOKES Were quiet. but steady ut unchanged
prices. - 49,. -
PErRoLEuN-There were no seles of certificates here
National were offered at &c here and IN on city.
CpTTuS-It WAS u lIQuta,ing market on the long side
owing decline in Liverpool The crop advic"s were
generally favorable Cation goods were dull aud de.
pres, ed. stocks OF cotton here anu abroad
large and the .Iiu I;ion untavorare this
country II wan waiting market here. pending fur
ther Development in Liverpool Prices i"c,ined 4 to
points closing steady. with sales OF IS.+pO bales.
Liverpool declined IN to points, closing quiet with
sp1t sales OF 1900 bales. New Orleans de-
ci;nrd 10 points. The receipts at the ports were
;l5y7. against 2.c,o bales this day las; week au"
4!:3S year Spot cotton was quiet and unchanged
at l-ic for middng uplands and sales OF 1874 bale,
spinning. Tho southern markets were generally
auiet aud unchanged. galveston and Whining ;s
vapred Nc New Orleans sold 200 bales. These we.o
the dc tails of today's transactions:
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BAL7T.HORE &C. OHIO II. IL.

FAST EXrRESS TRAINS TO
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON CHICAGO. C:NciH.
MATT. ST. LOUIS, AND ALL FONTS VEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave New York. foot of Liberty ST..
For CHICAGO. II 20 A. NJ q J., NJ. ~ :15 night.
L9r PIiTSRCRGli ! 80 T. n l::i3 night,
For CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. - A NJ. tP ".
For WASHINGTON BALTIMORE - A. N. I'll 80 A. Z.
Dining Car. 30 800 +. VI DINING Ca.. q, r. n,
IL ~ might. All trains run daily.
For NORFOLK. Bay Line: 80 7; ~ TX sunday
Ticket Offices; III. Pol Il5. lao broadway. 81 East
14th at, 200 Grand st. New York: 34i Fulton A.
Brook iyn: station foot of Lt-rt" ~ & X. Of J.
The New York Transfer Co VIII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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RailyuHia

s>oo-y>~o>o-O~>lS1>,N~.>-
AMERICAS GREATEST RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL n! :. 3.
~ HUDSON RIyER n. r..
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
All trains arrive at and depart from GRIND
Central Station, 42d Street; the only raiiroaS
cation In the CITY Trains leave as ionows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
S.3n 4. M,17ESGspt Sgnaar. -, fn';st train N
Fails b;55 T.. N. No extra fare. Wagner
CHICAGO PAST MAIL.
9lO sa.S M 0aa".y c lev G' and " chicago ''
ADIRONDACK AM MONTREAL sPB-
3:lo Fall; ai3i r n. Futon Imsn main, 80 ,t!Is
nnac Inn station o;h2 saranHe Lake 1:so,
laul Smiths station 90. Loon Lake 1870,
Montreal io:45 l.. 81 Wagner drawins.room
NEW York AND CHICAGO Limited.
1000 MpSiy E M.s sSssG tS ..a ss
DAY IMPRESS.
1O.3O 4: VI ;-Exespt ssnaay sa,n ,r G naIn
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1900 NooN.-n.ly: Dne chicago r. NJ noas
wv day. wnsner service pin,ns car.
SoUTHw ESrEKN LIMITED.
l:UU St L'ais 7:JSr NJ. No oAtra fare. Dining
car from Albany
EXPOSITION FLYER U.IMITED,
GREAT 2O.HOUK TRAM 10 CHICAGO.
FOR TIL RoCGH PASSENGERS ONLY.
3OO Mn W WSs cRs Sss, ~ a nss
rs. sleeping. ,tateroom aud dining ears.
SPECIAL.
$780, @ ssrs sunday" s D1f 4S'T 2y.sn ns
drawinsroom cars through TO Saratoga
NOnTH SHORE LIMITED.
A:3Ois pry R %,r n..% 2s. s ,s M Csi
FAST WESTERN ENPRESS.
6.OOT. M.-Daly. Que ch,G'so =. H u; 80;
NORTHERN EXPRESS
6:25r Mmnay pn S b ManStSf -
* MONTREAL EMPRESS
7.0j)r. Mi-Da!,y: pne TGpprr i"se n;i;. sar
SIC" r MSs,tt : So s s"d &aser ssss
bule buffet service.
BUFFALO ANg grE SiASGARA FALLS
73O. k M is. , pSe nO %.ersl 10 ..ryse
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EMPRESS.
500 nn1{ Rpf G M st. nn L"as Is
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
N,nn T.. N.-Bhly sleeping car passengers LOT
CsOO Rochester only carried on this tram.
CRIt AGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
O,lSl' M.--Daily for Hunaln, Chicago Cape
y: u Vincent Il 300 Island .. except saturday.
PITT EiELB, LEMON. NORTH ADAMS,
An THE HLKk SHIRE d Las,
VIA hAKLEM DIVISION.
Two hr ough trains daily. except sunday. n:ul An.
duo Piitst rd ~. North dams $50 T. NJ . 80 r N.
due ritts tivd $40. North Adams n:lu +. VI.
For time of local trains tickets and ace in sleeping
apply rand Central 81 at ll3 2B %l3,
7s5. nl2 broadway. 205 Columbus av, 80 West l25;h
st. ami l:iSth n. station. New YORK: 1913 Washington
st. -2i Fulton ST. and - Broadway. l.. ID. Brooklyn.
Above trains. except those ewing a. 30 $40 A. A..
3 900. $3.50. 4:3u. 300 r. 81. rtop NJ lHsth ST.
W-stOts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hot aud r. silencts through TO Defamation
JOHN VI. TUtCEN. GEORGE: II. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Pass AGENT
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Siridcuds and Interest.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMpAS'
MEN YORK. June Ia. / ss3


WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
MEN YORK. June Ia. 1873 I
DIVIDEND No. ID.
dividend Of ONE AND ONE. OF AFTER PER CEN +. upon
the capital stock Ut this company from the net
ings tue tlrce months ending June 80 inst. naynbie
At The ONCE OF ths Treasurer on and after the 10Th day
OF July next 10 shareholders of record at tho close
the transfer bOoks on the 2)th day OF Jun. inst.
The transfer books VIII he Cnsed ut O'Clock on tho
afternoon of June ~ INST. nm renpsned on the morn
Ing OF July 3 inst. X II ROCHESTER, Treasurer.
KNICKERB0CKER TRUST Co..
Rrnnch OnIce, NEW YORK June H. 1893.
Tho Board Directors has this day dec AIRED the reg
ular semiannuai dividend OF pe cent from net earn
inHs. on the capn stock OF this company. payable
july !, 1919 To stockholders Of record OF June ~.
Transfer hooks viii close Juno 20 at r NJ. and re-
open July 8. 1893
FREDERICK L. ELnRIDGE Secretary.
M.ANIAT'rAN RAILWAY COMPANY
THIRTY SEVENTH QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
quarterly dividend of one and one.half pc. cent.
the capital stock orthis has been declared
1Sl3
The transfer books will be closed Friday June 10
At O'Clock T. NJ. and reOpencd on Monday July 3, At
10 o'clock A. VI. D. ". McWlLLlAMs. Treasurer.
horn SILVER MINING COMPANY OF UTAH 81
III broadway New York. June II. lS.,3.-The regular
OF -. cents share mas been declared the stock
OF this company payable on and after June 80 1923
tostockhodtrs OF record at the Close OF business June
Il.
The transfer books will close at o'clock ?. NJ June
A. l. HARRISON. Secretary.
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Financial.
eHnanriuI.
OFFICE OF
THE PHILADELPHIA And READ.
ing RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. sc, SOUTH FoURru ST.. ruILA.

PHILADEIsphhA,b June Y, 1888.
To The Security Holders:
THE PLAN OF JUsTMENT FRO
vIDEs AS FOLLOWS,
1. For = Present issue OF sse, 900. 900 Col.
lateral Trust Rond-, which, will not i'm
pair the righta of my or the other securi-
ties OF the COMPANY.
2. For the purchase, Mt par, as they mature.
of the coupons of the General Mortgage
Ronds for tho next i've years, but only "
the necessities Of the Company require Il 1,
~ not, the coupons will be paid In cash.
u. For certain concessions by tho Lehirh
Valley Railroad Company. and ny tho
bondhoIder- or the Philadelphia, Reading
and New England Railroad Company. the
Gettysburg ana Harrisburg Railroad
Company, the Philadelphia and Frank fort
Railroad Company. and tho Lancaster
and Qunrryville Marrow Gauge Railroad
Company.
4. For n Voting Trust for seven years.
s. A syndicate representing Se9, 900. 900 I.
pledged 10 carry tho plan Into effect n the
assents OF the General Mortgage Bond-
hOIucrs uuu StockhoioeESa su"cient.
THE PLAN ACCoMPLIsnEs,
1. The proceeds orthe Collateral Trust Eonds
will liquidate the floating debt OF the Com
pany, release from jeopardy $4,000 900
OF securities now pledged for 90, sO7 900 OF
debt, pay or all tho outstanding note. OF
the Company for equipment now In u.e
and necessary for the operation OF the
road; cancel nil prior coupons purchnnea.
and pny nil overdue claims.
e. Avoids foreclo~ure and consequent dis
Indignation.
q. Insures interest on the General Mortgage
bonds for i've years, and possibly for all
time.
4. Preserves the interests OF tho Income
Bondh oider. and Stockholders, In order
that they may derive the benefits result
from the natural Increase In the business,
and from 81 conservative and economical
administration.
6. Preserve. the valuable connections made
since 1880.
q. Insure. continuity OF management for
seven years. uninterrupted by contests for
control by uniriendIy or speculative inter-
cst-.
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS OF PLAN,
I. The assent OF the holders OF Ninety per
cent. of the General Mortgage bonds.
g. The assent of the holders Of Sixty per
cent OF the stock.
These nssents must be given nv JUNE Ell.
1s03, by signntures to the agreements In per-
son, or by powers of attorney.
Copies OF the plan. explanatory statement,
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as follows:

Government bonds steady at unchanged
quotations. hallway bonds dull: The fea.
Georgia gold S.. Reading i st Preference in
comes. and st. Louis and san Francisco con-
sol As. The more important net declines
were in Delaware and Hudson !4s, !: E cent,
gia gold IS. l. to 9l's: and Reading LIST pref
erencs incomes, "a q cent. to 3OAs. Tho note
worthy declines were in Atchison DDS. A. Z a
cent, to II. and st. Louis and San Francisco
consol 4s. y g cent. to o..
Bar silver. in London; 3shd. The Treasury
Observation-Disclosures to-day. that it purchased
yesterday 100000 ounces of silver at $3.50
The offers were 553UUO ounces. Tho pur-
chases thus far this month amount to 3.44S.-
600 ounces.
Money on call q cent. Time money. G q
change collateral and payable in current funds.
but there H. none Offering. commercial paper
dull. Choice bills receivable are quoted at y
= cent. aud upward. Single-named paper. 7;O
o 2 cent
Tho foreign exchange market was dull and
T Tesed ASK rates for stsr linz
for long bills and S4.sGs,MS4:S for demand.
sight drafts. s4;s4'.faS+,s5 and cablo trans:
sight: reichsmarks. 94lsM04. for long. and
O5i T95'i for short; guders. 3''s639 1915
for long and 4Oi-l6a4O'. for short.
Domestic exchange ON New York: Boston
.15n23 rents discount Tor cash. 5Ml 10 cents
selling. premium. Savanna -Buying. q dis
count selling. par to =, premium. New Orleans
Bank. 100 premiun: commercial. 70 pre-
MUM. San Francsco-Sight. par: telegraphic.
count. Chicago sl.2oaSl.5O discount.
Ihe woaElv hn MI statnucn. shove.
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september. 5000 S"Oi5 S@oG5 coIh .edo
Curh price. here this afternoons wheat-luly ~ BIO
I31f. closing I39sc.: sepe mber If6s" ,ItLc clos
ing i1asc. asked Corn-Juiy. t'aH4g'sr. closing
4,@tc. hid: September. 5otrc. closing 5u5ec. Oats
September. 32a<c.
fsoy,ioSs-Thc receipts Of i've nogs at Chicago were
ALL but the speculation theI was light ami The mar
tet without features nf SPECIAL interest Lard here as
UNCHANGED s~ls> ,Ot tea. CITY AT NaU 25C: I'D
tcs Western at lu1 Toe; June loo5c.; July 10 luc.
Dressed hogs steady at S'ssHc. and pigs nj "@Hlsr
Moss pork quiet at slntOdS22 TaIow quiet At AZ
o+fsc Best cheese, s9'+Sc. Best butter lSla@2oipc
t,WGcgR,xs-Conee futures were 10 points lower in
some cases and 10 points higher in others Europe
bought to u small extent. The warehouse deliveries
stil small Havre was witaogt ma eria change.
Santos was Ia wer. The trading was hight and there
was little in the the market either way.
The close was dull with sales or $50 AXIS follows
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Totals .sl2I53Od52 slc5d39D54
Deposits in national banks. 81 .43l 400.
against j AS. OBj last Saturday. Bonds held
TO secure tho same 900. In addition
to the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased under the act OF July IA,
1850 u 5.4h 225. and Treasury notes Issued
against the same. Sis. 123.2ou. OF which SLID
ib.-Jo are outstanding.
Money IN London. l4G0l y cent. Rate Of dis;
count in tho open market, for both short and
wees quote 3 = cents at 9S francs 20 CEN
times, and exchange on London Mt 20 francs
lo'a Centimes.
me committees representing the sharehold-
vrs OF me onio and Mississippi Railway COM
ian, hhu OF all OF the security holders o. the
Tp ei1 more and Ohio Southwestern kailEoad
c9f tbo q d ne general mortgage cent bonds
s ,M3 Of both companies have been depos-
Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF this
ccity and the Mercantile Trust and Deposit
company OF Baltimore. Those trust compa.
nles are now prepared to receive deposits OF
the nrst mortgage eonsolI dated7 y cent cur:
reney bonds and6 u cent sterling bonds Of
inc ONO and Mississippi Hallway Company;
ale9 OF It's second mortgage consolidated
morte cent currency bonds and the nr;t
sion currency bonds. According to the
terms OF the reorganization agre ement these
Dpnds are exchanReahle on various terms.
which are set forth In an adjoining column
Tor hrst consolidated mortgage gold bonds.
guaranteed Internationally. both as to princl-
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Surplus. sl4.4aoVoo sa776,sjo Dec s3s44, 100
years ago sIUI12235
The Tennessee Coal and Iron Company has
declared II semi-annuai dividend OF u cent.
on It's preferred stock. payable July 10.
TIE Knickerbocker Trust Company has de-
clared sem -annual dividend OF 8 q cent.
payable July ].
inr dry goods. at tho port OF New York for the
week ending DIX !, la get night were S2.9tnGyi;
S?5i.S54.a:7 for the corrssponding week Of last
year: The Imports OF ,specie were Sl52.+24,
s4s and hA siTer s|s %'r Total f0 81
Ss22.t22:, against sl.6a2, 400 the previous
Ssss Fig ysS s faf; isH
The official statement OF anthracite coal ship
Of the, sane m onth q ne previous year. shows
a total output OF 3.1O7.0 OBJ tons, an increase Of
ay nf5f 4 sns oaprs for ,G
1.349;3Oo tons as compared with the, CORE.
spending period o. LAS last year. Tho stock OF
81. 1893. was s77,Ol4 tons. q decrease OF 93.-
974 tons, as compared with tho amount on
hand at the beginning OF the month.
The Lake Erie and Western Railroad reports
gross earnings for April. OF S2Oi $40, an in
crsass Of s2sl as compared s WIZ o ths sane
srSass Of Ssh, For osr aoSs ndns
an increase Of S1O3 49, as compared with the
corresponding period Of last year; and net
surplus Of s27a420. an increase Of s3l.l7z.
National hank note circulation outstanding.
S17I634 062: received during the week for
81. adtt227. and destroyed. $ll4.573 Balance
Of deposits in the Treasury to redeem national
bank notes. $50, SOo.CU0. decrease for the
week OF SD2OOi.
The receipts from customs for tho week
were S2,7tiSU2S and from internal revenue
S2,D57327. a total Of So. 725,.'5o, against So
COB Sl0 last week. The receipts OF tho Gov
eminent for tho month to date have been
Sl0,977. 300. and the ex penditurss 1927; 900.
For the year to date the receipts have been
1911 O7O.O59. and the expenditures S375ooO.-
$50
Treasury balances compare with those OF
yesterday as follows:
Gold coin and bulion..... 500 400 bos $So sOS Ola
Silver coin and bullion. I.bobbI4 o.U23.ols
Legal tenders including 40. - -. ,,, mo-.
Treasury nuteA.,.,...".. 2p.4fb,b3o .o.ooSo'o
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,,y,,ciiL AND COMMERCIAL

.-.. yor,, stock Exchnna--Snie> June ~.
80, .r,Trs AND STATE BONDS I'm S1.0oOsl
u,ors a. .........iioh 10 Tenn Set. as...... 10
,,o,,vi PRICES or UNITED STATES bonds
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Financial
OFFICE OF THE
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY,
es7 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia, May 80, 1891

To The holders of the MOrtea go
Bonds of the PhitadeIphfa, Reading,
and New England Railroad Com
pany:
The holders Of tho bonds OF tho Philadelphia, Read
ing and New England Railroad Company. guaranteed
by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
are hereby requested to cali at the Offices OF tho rha
delpha AID Reading Railroad Company and 10 sign
agreement to accept payment OF the registered inter
est and coupons as they mature beginning with May
]. 1893 for three ani half years IN the per cent
mortgage bonds OF the said Philadelphia Reading and
New England Railroad Company.
1t necessary that the holders OF tho said bonds
should unite with tho other creditors OF tho company
In accepting the terms OF settlement offered by be.
fore the 21st day OF June next the plan for tho
adjustment Of tho affairs OF tic Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company will be abandoned
Copies of the said agreement be obtained at the
ofnces eff the Company. 227 South Fourth street.
Philadelphia.
by order OF tho Board OF Manager
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
Tbs-rs lept
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New York Market

SATURDAY. June J7.--Flour sold to small extent at
rather weak prices though they were without gnoa6le
change Exports Ab3 bbls, sc, Eecepts 40 isS bbs
&c Winter wheat brands in bbls. wers quoted us fol-
perhns ~ 5SSsa Ks; No : extra $2t0Sf2Go; 10
extra 81 bUat2 49, clear s9Sss 2o s,rsghts So goo
S345; patents s3,b5@St Michigan sttaRhts, ~ 2bee
s&tu Guy mills for West Indies, 1919: patents"
st,2Bss4 Az 49,
GRliS-Whent declined about lsc. owing TO disap'
pointing news from France. favorable crop adNiees
large supplies. and depression At tho West together
with rumors OF monetary troubles there. The cables
were Slightly higher Sput sales 10000 bush for cN
purt part Rt thr OntpOrts NJ. red Toledo ut Uilc
nost: No2 hard winter at iItc under September htoat
and sample red at lAc under uiy no red AT &c IN
der July {. o. b. nhuat. These were the receipts!
Chicago, 2s,Goo BUSH Milwaukee. 1850 minneapolis.
lH5 900; Duuth. NSN6g ~. Louis, ln,OOu: Toledo
n4o0; Detroit a.2d4; kansas Gi:i, 0sIl; New York.
245.S75; Baltimore, 354l5 Philadelphia II, lo2 Ros
ton tl.i3S Grand total GN3o"h bush; total ycticr
dAy, Snu.sut; total last year. GU+.4eD. Future snes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-18

Corn was dull and easter. Tho cables were higher b,
there WAS buIIish news from France. AMI the ere
advices from the West favorable spot prc,
nrm SPOT ssics 5000 bush No. canal. at SOC 5Ullc
steamer mixed at 4y9ic.. ahont. Future sales 6luut
hn