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Mesa free press., 1894-07-19

H. w. Blaisdell, of Yuma, was
in the city Tuesday He had been
to the Mohawk mine for the pur-
pose of passing expert Judgment on
the feasibility of pipe line from
the San Pedro river to the mine
His opinion is that it can be done
without doubt. The elevation of
the mine is but 800 feet above the
river. At Cargo Muchacho mine
in California, he pumped water
against l200-foot pressure for
fourteen miles. If the Mohawk
company pump water to the mine
instead of hauling ore TO the water
it will result in a saving of over 9
dollar ton. Had this been done
at the Mammoth the mine woulc
have had a profitable margin from
the beginning.-Citizen.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-19

A story is going the rounds, says
the Bethany Democrat, to the eff
feet that married lady of an ad,
Joining county had a birthday an
niyersary few days since, upon
which her husband presented her
with piano lamp. He was much
flatteredswhen she intended to give
it his name, until he asked her
reason for so peculiar proceeding.
"Well," said she, "you know, dear,
it has good deal of brass about it,
is handsome to look at, requires a
good deal Of attention. is remark
ably brilliant, is sometimes un-
steady on its legs, is liable to ex-
plode when half full, flares ur
occasionally, is always out at bed
time, and is bound to smoke, +"
Mesa free press., 1894-07-19

Adviees from Harshaw, just over
the line in Pima county, convey
the intelligence that there is con-
siderable activity in mining matters
there, with a prospect for return
of the old time prosperity of that
camp. Several Colorado parties
have been looking over some of
the mines with a view to pur-
chasing, Last week Mr. B. F.
Blow of Denver, u we'll known
expert, made an examination of
the old Mowry mine and is re-
porte highly pleased with it. He
is in the interest of Colorado CAPT
tai. which if a deal is made, will
put up fifty ton smeiter and
prosecute work with great vigor.
Sunday evening Mr.. Blow was at
Benson on his return to Denver,
and was accompanied by Mr.. G. W.
Swain. the owner Of the mine, who
was on his way to Denver to close
the deal. l.-Oasis.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-19

Advices to the Star from different
sections show that the transforms
of Monday night and last night
were pretty general throughout
Pima county and that stock growers
are rejoicing. The ranges were
very dry, but these. late showers
will place them in fair condition
again. In the placer districts of
county the precipitation was accep-
table to the miners, who OF late
have not been doing much placer
ing, owing TO scarcity of water.
except in cases where they were
equipped with dry washers. The
indications last night were favor
able for more rain within the next
twenty-four hours.-Star.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-19

Twenty on. acres of ground on
the ranch of Sheriff Marshal, oppo-
site Pima, yielded 46 bushels of
barley to the acre, or 966 bushels
in all. AT the average price of
81 per hundred this barley is worth
S483. The stray when sbaled is
worth about So per ton and it will
amount to not less than one ton to
the acre or $l68, making a. total
product from the 81 acres of $65t
or S3l per acre. In addition to
this the land is to- be planted to
corn which when gathered this fall
will surely make the total product
of this piece of land more than $40
per acre in a single, year. Can any
country in the world make better,
showing, Bulletin.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-19

Mlmmoth camp Mas noa"lv
wiped out Of existence Tursday
night by a cloudburst. A heavy
electrical and rainstorm was fol-
lowed Ivy a big cloudburst short
distance above Mammoth. The
water struck the houses with great
force and made q deafening roar.
For time it looked as il every
building in the camp was doomed
destruction. The company's cor
raj and warehouse were completely
wrecked and sand was piled higher
than the counters in the store.
Considerably more harm than this
was done. It conld not be learned
whether the stamp mill was dam
aged. There hive also been cloud
bursts in other parts of the county
this week. Hon. Tom Davis. who
arrived early yesterday morning
from Kenilworth ranch by private
says that the whole
country Of the old Picacho was
under two feet of water when he
passed there. Star.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-19
How large 81 Farm.

Ihere Is no question more dis
cussed nor one upon which there i!
a wider range of opinion, as to the
proper amount of land that can bt
handled by one man with the besl
aud most profitable results. Nc
other section shows the extreme
limits of the question so much as
does the arid west. Here can be
found the man who makes a failure
of farming upon ranch of 10000
acres, and close Ly him can be
found the man who acquires a COM
petence from the cultivation of ten
acres.
Hundreds Of farmers can be
found who will declare that they
are unable TO support their families
upon so small q ranch as 800 acres,
and hundreds of others can he met
who are convinced that q tract of
that size will prove amply sufficient
10 supply wants of a couple of
dozen good sized families. And
each will be in the right. One has
but to travel through the grain
growing portion Of the west to see
ANY number of eases of semi-star-
vAtion going on upon ranches far
larger than 320 acres. Thera II
many a land-greedv rancher today
who finds it difficult to make bot1
ends meet one year with another
upon thousand acres OF land.
The solution of the question de-
ocnds entirely upon the natnre OF
the man whp is engaged in solving
it. The lO,0O0-acre farmer never
can be brought down to such small
operations as the carrying on OF a
"farm" of ten or twenty acres. He
thinks such work altogether be
meath his dignity, and so ne goes on
year after year, running ceeper and
deeper into debt, getting few
good crops and good many poor
ones, until finally the sheriff sells
him out and he is forced to go to
work for some more successful
But. who ever heard of farmer
with ten or twenty acres OF good
varieties of fruit being sold out by
the sheriff. There are no more
prosperous communities in the
world than settlements in the west
where fruit-growing by irrigation
is the leading industry and the
average holding does not exceed
twenty acres. There is plenty of
money and all the accompaniments
of prosperous state of affairs are
found in the way of good houses,
fine horses and all those things
which 60 to make life enjoyable.
IF there is any one thing which
the experience of the past twenty
years has proven beyond a doubt it
is that the small irrigating farmer,
if he be prudent, can command sue
cess, while the large farmer too
often meet with disaster .-Irriga-
tion Age.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-19
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum
Fever Sores. letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
lions. and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
25 cents per box. For sale by John
Barnett.
Mesa free press., 1894-07-19
To the Public.

For the next Sixty Days will sell entire
stock of General Merchandise at cost.
Now is the time to lay in supplies, the railroad
te-up may continue.
All bills due the firm must be settled before
the lst day Of September, 1894
Yours Truly.
B. F. Johnson, Sons & Go.
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&. n. COsrEU.
GEORGE SHERMAN. Committee.
ANTHONY ). THOMAS.
NEW YORK. Nay :. 1894.

NEW YORK. Way :. 1894
To the Holders of
REORGANIZATION Certificates or Receipts
for First Preferred second Preferred ana
Gommon stocs< Of the EAST TENNESSEE.
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COM
PANY. under nErccmcnt and plan OF rcor-
unDiyution OF the Richmond and West
Point Terminal RniI-yny md Warehouse
coupap, and itE subordinate roynpn los.
dated Hay /. IsD;:. as amended Feb. 20.
1894.
Pursuant g. the provisions o SAID agreement and plan
u payment u
=, cents ucr .h.r. on F'rst Preferred stock.
81 ~ u.r shar. ON SECOND Preferred Stock.
a. er rhate on Common Sfprf.
IN o,c.ur, II the nssessmrnt stock o., the FAST
Tj-NNrssEE VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY
COMPANY H. hereby called for and Is payable n' the
a.. ~ DPEXEf. MORGAN & 60. - Wall street.
New York on Or before May 20 1894
All holders 81 re1rganizann certificates or receipts for
my Of such stocks notified 20 the amount due
under this call before the date mcntioned Their
certificates o. receipts 81 be presented at time Of;
tent 20 that such payment may b. Endorsed thereon
4. II. COSTER.
GEORGE SHERMAN. Committee.
A.THONi }. THOMAS
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Sales bn 2netion.

A sIIPREME COURT SECURITY Trust COMPANY
or ROCHESTER,, ~ j.. rs Temporary Rsceiver OK
en-. Ai and Beef Manufacturing Company. against Denis
Coleman ard cthers-fursuant TO an oIeE OF me gu.
ene cevrt duly this action. all ne asses OF
tho Ale & Beef Manufacturing Company conprslns ~
brewery Yves; 3oth street New.ioik KS as
uss furniture hottlng plant, patents tradematks as
ho~yheads barrels etc. viii Do seid az pyplc
all claims ~ NO. oso W est
sb street New York, May 18th. lSoi ~ IL O'CLOCK
NJ IosrW ant terras OF sale call tho brewery,
c,n ves aeth street on any week day between 10
ami Il in the forenoon or between anu IN tue "e
49,,
DATED ~. Myy i,sr COMPANY OF ROCHESTER,. y. T..
Sf SLY LII a1,s g. tfA;,Rls Temporary Receiver.
ATTORNEYS Tor Receiver Rochester D. l.
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The Savannah 4 Western B0ndholderS'
Protective Committee.

Tho un.erSiGncd. regarding any division of
tbc VondhoIdcrs of the savannah and West
crn HniIrond Company rs especially unfortu-
r,tc nj This dine nd believing united action
A., I,e c.ScrlinI. have directed the Ccntrni
Trust Gompnny Of Ncw-lork 90 return to the
o,xnrr. nil bonds other than the Savannah
md Western.
This con mt;ee has afation with tho Central RAN
"a - Gemg.a or with the holders Of floating debt.
II therefore urges all holders VI bonds 10 deposi. them
with the Central Trust Co.
printed circular containing Information In relation to
the property and Us litigation Will b. furnished upon
nnulicaton 10 any member OF the Committee.
This Committee recommends careful inquiry by mo
Pondhoieers before allyng themselves with othe.
' SIHON BORG, Chairman.
n. T.. MARTIN.
~. H.. GARTH. .
JOSEPH VI LiCRTEyAUER.
r. r.. LEHMAN.
EDWIN 8. HOOLEI.
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nvrnrlsEMExTs AND sTpscE RIFT T Sa

ApvrnTI5EMENTs AND srBscErTIoHS. FOR
Av TIE IT riin PowN SFcE No sb syS,s.
TiSEAiIs,:rS at the following Branch ohers; %
-thigdrt.; To- SK,ii ave;
~ Emr,have corner Foureepth-st.; 18o Thlrd-ave.
corner Foiy-seven;h-st i02G Th.Id-ave. near sixty,
Frt-ave. 1CG West Forsygecond-st . Veg
coumhns.avc. ~ Avenue 4; I.e2s Thrd:eye 20 West
rorteanthst .51 Wet Forty secondst a5t Thri-ave;
~, Trird ave 20jl Thad-ave. hetweca One-huncsed'
cnd-iweith and one hun irei- nd trrtsenth ats.
A, the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One nundrecasd-
twsnty-hsth-at o43 West orshrnared-
a. and 900 One-hunds forty-hfthst up 10
D. m al regular Office rates . ..,. ga
In brooklyn. at CO Court-st go DeEa,o-eyN; Lou
Bajro-d-nye rp 70 3 n m. at REGULAR once rates
ioraon cfsc fo senents Norfolk Street. stra14
W. c., London. England.
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LpIIS MESIEG Aucuoneer
EXECUTORS SALE
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
Office, "a Pine St.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18TH, 1894,

4, l2is ooioc. the y y. Raj Estate sai,sroom.
10. III Broadway.
~ ori"- % = ccitorg
50 oO' Central Pacific H. Il. 90 lg MI per cent 20
Gold lids. S'riea f.. d." JAM. 1871.
Nro Central fac!nc Il. X Co. Ist MTG. per com 70
io'd BIS. Series r. nud H. due Iany IS,S
500" ch az NORTHEASTERN Kway ~ per cen.
Cogald Skg. Fund i.i-.. due I'gbv. l3i5
S@e"D 'hcrGn. rack 1slsni \ plcinr r. i. Co. q per
cent Mtg iMs R'g-ti. fuo JGiy 1917
goo ReadIag . C9luluin X H. -. Isl MIG. per
cont E... lu" MOI. 1912
81 Orp t'te~apeakc g ohio " GO. Cent Hge -. per
Cold IDS. duc Mch iv32
$50" q age lmdnsion Iorthcrn T. r. CO. ist
50 SEQ cnosSo. HuTllIg'on = Quincy r. H. 90. . per
CONT. BIDS due S~p'.. 1898.
s. ooo New-Yoik q New- England r. r. 90 - Mtee
pc cent Re-. que lany. 1905. Jan'y. lS4
Coup o..
So ccp Ncw-York & My Fngl'rl y. r. 60 let Mo .
yer cent I'd. due Janj 1900 JAny. 1874
coupons.
$500 staie o.. Vrlinie Funded Dc'f nls. Due July
1921 rcdc' rnahio 1913
5000 Columbia GTernxii~ u; r. 60. ist Mtse per
Jany. iNai Assc'T"nir pad.
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finantia! elections.
ryIy NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY.
I1,L, IS IIIERERN GIVEN that the annual

NTU1TV r
~ meeting Of the stockholders Of the North american
s,o,onsnv fnf The purpose eleong three directors u"
All lie scances caused by the expiration or the term
third Oi Directors. and OF nanaac
Oh nch o,hcr aisiness as may properly before
The ,,eetinq viii be the office ~ the company IN
the Prudential building NO no bIohu.sl.' =; -
T. on W"dncsdn. the Goth day OF June, 1914. Al l.
The stock transfer books viii he closed on MONDAY
Nav 81 1885, /: o'clock noon and reopened ihurS'S'
June H. 1871 ~ !" d. w. EDWARD EpEs. Secretary
Newark " j., May 8. 1894
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financial


NEW YORK. MAY :. 1884,
To the Holders of
REORGANIZATION Crriifcntcs Receipts
for Common stocs Of the HICHHCND q
WEST POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY &
WAREHOUSE COMPANY. under agreement
nnd plum of rrorgn niEntion Of said Com
many md Subordinate Companies dated
Ma, I. 1913. amended February 20.
1894.
Pursuant the rroslol = sad resnent and plan
payment - TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
so 20, PER SHARP. account 4 the assessment On
Common Stool 10. tie RICHMOND & WEST POINT
TEEaINAI RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE CON
pANY s hereby called fov ard "a pa,aie a. IN" ofce
4 LEENEL MORGA& Is co. = WAN street. New
YORK ~ - i,f.rr May -. loi'
All holders y reorganization certh'aea Or receipts for
ouch f'1ck are notified pas the due undo thls
,.'i on dat uien'loned Ths- crtitcaer
TO- receipt, III 81 presented ~ time = payment.
,ha, such payment may IT, Endorsed thereon.
&. II. COsTE0.
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TREASURER'S OFFICE.
~ TD,N pTNr COHpANY,
financial Glertln9s.

NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE IN NEw-foiH<'
V,IIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the shlrehold-
4 ers of thi. Association wl.te held at tho Banking
House corner Nassau and Cedar IS, on MONDAY.
L DVEKTIsrMFSTs AND Subscriptions FOR
a THE NEw.NoRK TRIBuME WILL o BE RE-
way ~ door norsh q, Thrty-firsts'.; and ADVtE-
1'iSicMFNTs at following Branch Offices: "a
Tiehth-nvc a. e. Corner Twenty third 52 Sixth ave.
i5s FJurh.al- corn'r Fourteensh-st; 100 Thrd-aye.
corner Forty sevsnth-st.
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THE MONETARY SITUATION.


tSs ce,.,nunued increase in the average loans OF
reonsv banks indicates reviving demand for
So IA. uut there are no signs Of the sources.
las, ~a as rates are concerned money was cheaper
chan,Ne eA than ever before. AT the Stock FIX
Cent h.. Vail leans continued its rule at ! per
for fh,,.d d, the same rate money was obtainable
freely days and for a full year IL was offered
werr per cent OF course the securities that
but a, ,.quifed were Of the very highest grade.
IN escs mixed collateral the offerings were much
cen, fos OF the demand at from IL to 2 per
Cent To- rum TWO to four months. and at 3 per
year Tr I'VE months 10 the end Of the calendar
PAPER mere was good demand for commercial
name. as as usual, but the supply of the best
merke,s" s Il, quickly absorbed. In the European
the orsnssaere was little perceptible change in
msds s, nual situation. The Bank os England
IL the one rnanse in It's rates for discounts ana
Stree AZ about iA@iM per cent At Paris the
the week s ~ was little higher. ruling throughout
steady aust w per cent, and at Berlin 1t was
pr cent ana also little higher. at from 2 to els
vaiia.,on's exchanges were firm. with slight
ports ay's. a, the gold shipping point. The ex-
oun'cd to nearly 5000, coo. but rates for
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Cfaal Notices

CIH SNrr rS GoqEE oE hhh
T TaE ,NtArt CANAL GoSSrirCTIGN CON
rANf' defendant nE Z :iEir1!n SALE
In pursuance certain decree. duly mad, and tn-
irSl M s " 1879 an sa IN the e Of ae Il
the Circuit Court OF the United states ,or the snunsrn
Receiver OK The Nicaragua Canal ConsIrucon Company.
% h sell a nt p OF the saG hs Ncansua
ton Company nov oc on b at a. d Si 81 Nav ss a,
twelve o'clock that day b. William Kennedy.
ssd The Nicarasaa csna cnstruction company speel
fed IN the said decree ami therein described as ioo"s
singular the right tile and H interest Of the
coaipany in and TO following property and assets
said Company. more particularly described IN ne Pc
Il, bearing date the g day OF Jan";
Company of Nicaragua and The Nicaragua Canal Con-
striction Company ,...,.o,n,, ,no,..,a soyon hum
dred and eleven ana onc-half lIS7lt shares OF tho
including the right le ard interest OF ine i
cee IN certain s,ock OF sad HTpSny and in stock OF
said Company pledged collateral TO secure unpaid loans
10 T The oblieion Of The MARITIME Cann Company
Nicaragua under the contract Of January Jd lseo 10 De.
sGs55oOo OF its mortgage bonds gneudns certain
eereae dated Jpy S sa scsSS Ny o hs ,has
Company to deliver s5CoOoo o. said bonds subject to
%S n@ 's e5saon whch may be- e ana enjoyed
by the said The Maritime cana, t"mpah' o
trust bords of The Nicaragua Canal Construction Company
s.adnuGsis aud ny the holders
OF nny bond scrip of Tie said The Nicaragua Canal la
fcticn company heretofore Issued and now outBanhns
90 Two thousnn,. hundred ana scyeny,esit ana
o,e,ha (o5TSel shares os the treasury stock OF me
Nicaracua Canal Construction Company. including all
the RIGHT tte and os the Receiver in ana 70 cel
lain stock subscribed and partly paid Tor brt nor
Jyrei and stock pledged collateral TO secure unpaid
loans O snid Company. -, g
s m othcr assets property (ohcr thna CASH %
Tho Nicaragua Can. Construction company, ih'Wnns
s,a ~ action now In the posCcsalon OF the Receiver OF
Company
p''N' '' ' ~ THOMAS u. ATKINS.
Permanent Receiver OF
,rho Nicaragua Canal Construction Company.
LUDLOW. PHILIPS 4 WINTHROP,
Solicitors for Receiver.
No. 45 Cedar Street. New-york City
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.
London MAY i22 m.conS2ls y y..rn "r and
ohio INST mortgage bonds. 49,: Canadian ia.Ii' ia
Erie ~ second eonsols. II; Illinois CO.. W., ynrI
Me,icon ordinary II, ~. Paul common o-7s
Central 1917; Pennsylvania. j07s Reading - on
t,cytrn new per bonds JO', Atchis1n .oln n
l2iZ Bar sveMarket nat. quoted a. $40 p,r MAJ
sonsv per cent The 81 discount IN ule open ~,
, a. bo abort and three months bills IS ~ per crn.
5a,s odylccs quote per rentes at 100 francs ga
centimes for the account -, -. -, .o,..s AZ ioo
4a ~ n-Ians advices quote per cent rents AZ w
for the account, ana "h'aHBe "' "'"
hn, NJ % france 49,. centlmes for checks M 80, an
Ecrln May 12.-Exchang" on LONDON; ~ m"t w on
1,v
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d5 5 prcf. o.. .sck GO 15 5s0s f Sax 10 =
Texrs Central. II go" lst * 8. i'oi.lo5 los
g St G.'t e.. Z g. h S5nd s cao. con 30 -.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BROOKLYN ELEVATED
,., . n ise:; 1882: 1891,
S4%';' & 1s' 81 ss e sss SO :Pss
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAroLIs.
1 ElTs' T is KAY MAJ MAY i iiS i5cs Ss5
EVANSVILLE AND TEEHB HATTIE
a. $s:''; /: s ass .i; e s:si
GEORGIA.
s:=,;' s =. . : 80 .:::
GRAND TRUNK OF CANADA
$ 81 %::a e" M; s5: 3;
IOWA CENTRAL.
5 $s%'', {; { n 3 :isS'5
KANAwHA AND NucIHGAN.
$%';' :: = NJ @ sss; fs
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
sf93 wee: & % M .y 81 $i$
pEoRIA. DECATUR AND EVANSVILLE
fs7'; e: :; &C. %fi q sg !5s
rlrrsBuRG AND WESTERN.
f$ En- {. ;, 4; q s; I; @
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAIDS AND NORTHERN.
f:s?s, E ;Er s, 5 FL;
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.
fs#S;[ e Ell ELI. 81 " s;s:s
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
s ss$?'$ e }o$ NJ iS
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND 81. LOUIS.
Es%$;' e @", a :s. s535
DULUTH SOUTH SHORE AND ATLANTIC
$ $ e. :; e, ia &: :
EVANSVILLE AND RICHMOND
F Ss%a'' . 2, a Apr s, E ~ '%s
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
f Fss''$ a' %' s3ss ss sss$5
KANSAS CRY. rITTsrrEG AND GULF.
Fs"ss' s e %a p April ~, u.s. u.s.
JAM KEoKuK AID WESTERN
f F::';s ,s % s 4o s 4. 4;
LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE AND ST LOUIS.
ss%3;, {; ca &; Nj :i
MEXICAN.
$ fssa 2, 's 3 :5s s 8. ,ss;s:
ONO SOUTHERN.
E sa's e: ",, ,.,, 40 : 5s5i s% i5;:
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
f:%$,, e %s, ' 's:5s :s j; :5s
ST JOSEPH AND crASD ISLAND.
fs@S,' e %., ss 81; '.5s e s.5
81 LOUIS. ALTON AID TEREE HArTt'
OIranch IlnesJ
F Sss9': r 2: S, e .P .s ~, q. @
San rnAxclsco MD NoRrHEEN PACIFIC
Ss%,- e %%', .:S: , ,s 80 ;, IS
snrnMAN SHREVEPORT AND SOUTHERN.
F Fsa2's v Of "l III April .. ~; &c
roLEuo PEORIA AxD wrsrErH.
F FsiPa;' r 2. ,s; will s, ns
JAN GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND Fi"mpA
} Hs#$'; :. p, @:,. ....: .:;i ssh: .sy.
GREAT NORTHERN
N N.s z, '9S. s;s RI s ras55:5, ,! 'Ii
LoNG ISLAND.
Number Of nils. a'- eco. sSS s29l 80
M ,la @i A HPr' ao... s'oi75i' ~.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RiFNi. 10,
E Ss%s' :, Of tp 9F. ;,s: s 6 ~: &;
'-'' YORK ANp PUTNAM
z:s ' e; , ;s!% H i1;53; 's5:
'"" ST. PAU. ANp DULUTH
S Sss$ :: ., IA :3;, 's q: ' !s3i O. +:
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200 100 $50 go 1874 9g5 ooJ 579 10 500 3sT
ias D. oank exchanges Of the New-York Clear
s;ccs Ts ana the stocks sold at the NewYork
the asAsshangc last week and for the week OF
''eeeoing two years compare as follows:
escs, May L. '92 Ma H. '03 May IL %
NJ shss..s sal 800 Gs4 $3.50 40 300 S4s4 92I C23
~'' sod...... l.Jl2 IA 2UJS 40 SIS O.5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
Anrtion Sales. finantial.
By order Of Fxecu,ors)


per cent coupon Bonds $1,000 each C9Taso' Is
tered bearer. Secured under trust deed - the New
3 81 preference income Mortgage Bonds 1900 each.
Philadelphia ( Reading r. y. CO.. due jan. l. L., C.
Keris,ered Bcbenure Cer,Iaca,eg $1,000 each. New
Yorl. Central & Hudson R,cr r. H. CO.. Que sept
l. 1904. per cent interest. . -.
Bonds. sl.0o0 each. Delaware LackaNaAna western
r. X. 90. due Sept. l. 1901. 40 -.
payment the Debt contracted before the
war. Eat.acd March TO- 1896 Coupons n from Jan.
First preference Income Mortgage Bond. 5000 Phil
adclphia & Reading Il. H. Co.. due Jan !, lA;N'
Registered 20 bearer Coupons on fr9in Feb iA.tl;
Registered Coupon q per Sinking Fund linnds.
$3.50 each Chicago & Anon T. X; CO.. due NAY J.
Registered Sinking Fund per cert BINDS. $1,000 each
Kssistered Coupon is MORTGAGE per cent Sinking
Fund Bonds 500 each. Long Island X. u. Co., due
pr cent Convertible Registered Coupon Bonls $1,000
Dividend & per cent 3".l2 Certificates. 600 Zach.
Northern inciac r r. Co.. due Jan J. 1885,. Coupons
Registered per cert ist mortgage Harlem Riycr Z.
Dorchester x. r. Co. Bonds $500 each. due oct /.
Registered per cent LIST Mortgage Ponds 81 90 cach
Harlem River Pcrtchcscr u. r. Co.. due Oct. J,
Registered Coupon rer cen, Purchase Money Furd-
as Bonds. $1,000 Zach. Chefapcake q Ohio Railway
state % Alaiama class A. Coupon Bonds $500 each
REGISTERED Coupon Reorganization First Lien Ponds
tI.cO each New York. Lake Erie & Western T. Y
per cent - morisoge coupon Bonds. $1,000 each.
Wnshinst.n & Georgetown Il. y. Co.. due Jan. l.
sharos Montreal Telegraph Co. $50 each ,guarantcel
Per cent dividend BY the Western Union Telegraph
shares Roane Iron CO. Chattanooga. Tom 500 each
List" a. Auciion""rs. II and 20 Lberty-st.