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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-18

rats and concrete laid ia q he'd Of
hard clay two feet below the grade lire
OF the tunnel it's dimensions ara feet
6 inches by 4 feet s inches for the first
81 faet from abe gracfa line of the tun~
mel: then IT rarrows % feet by feet
s inches and continues at that size for
the next Sc feet. when IL narrows again
20 s feet 5 inches by feet 5 inches.
and continues 81 that size ia the sur
face. II rises II feet above the surface.
aad - at such an elevation ahove the
general surface % ihe city tffat there
s. no danger Of pollution of the air by
The noxlous gases which will discharge
through IL when in use The brick
walls ara II. IS and inches thick
through the shrse sections. respectively,
and there IS an extra ring ~ hrsek all
the way 0p. while irNrn steps lead down
;he s36e of each compartment. into
whico il Is divided by the Fslad-r.o
THE sinking ~ the shaft was not at
tended by aAy Obstacles except through
about - feet commencing aesat 80 fsses
from the surface UntH that point was
reached Il ran through linked clay.
SAID. gravel aud various feriYs az rla-
c4ss dTitt, eaf X then ran into a treaeA-
erosas bad ~ QuicSsana. IN witch A
heavy stream 80 water flowed The
tt1asssr1ng ~ The SHAFT was ordinarily
IN square SgEs with iaxginr. tsy, ~han
this wet Y3apc ~ss reached thA rs.y,-
herring was sIasde Is eyect q c<ynsfn,,csts
water tlgIst IUh foT tle whole "a ssa.
i.azs3ng was sos sosne tssstarra sr,rr,
tAe sFue isne - the side ~ the t,,nnsi
she sides E@Te boxed wItA sxs-lnrh
tAnzaesS we<1gsNi tiEht and calksxl sn.s
the intVrval sas ailea VITA clay sagssy,..i
tIsh; Te3is shat asr The water. ara
fEssgs1 that gsalgsr na trouble Rss s.xrer4-
essc<si exc~pt Ehroaga a shcrt stretch
Of QntcReana. In both shesa beds ~
euseAsAnd sseces IL aEiftwood ss.s en-
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THE SOUTH TUNNEL
Another Great Step in the City's
Sewer system.
IT IS NOW ALMOST COMPLETED
To Drain the intermediate District, u
Picrces Bearon TIfil-The Method
of Construction

rsa so,,,s sewer tunnel will be fn-
s.,.ea IN a fev weeks and then with the
,,raxrc@a made In the construction ~
sba u4asn sewers. the city viii have the
xaxtn gkels..ssu Of a sewer system, 70
whtes, Il can add the lateral sewers as
.,craxsk,r, ard the growth Of population
vea,,sre. the two tunnels. north ard
sae,th. are the mos. cssiIy and aoor-
sous parts ~ the system sslScl Was os-
x.sea fy Benezette Williams five years
ago: they win carry OF the sewage
fr,rr The intertor valleys OF the city ana ne
from the Lake onion basin and VIII
ward on tile pollution 81 tbs great os'a-
ses os fresh wafer bounding the cry On
the east and North 30 that fhey VIII
algays remain q rss0Ft for health ana
recreation, no matter how great may %
she commerce Of which they viii uiti-
snaiely Ese the scene.
the anntiai report Of Csty Engineer
Il III. Thomson contains a good descrlp-
fsen og the South tunnel and a history
OF ttH construction Of which iIe has nah
sssaarge from the beginning. except Tor
n short but exciting interval Of one
month. This part Of the report IL -
fellows:
Purpose Of the Tunnel.
This tunnel Is designed 10 serve as
the fidewater discharge for the inter
mediate district. which includes prsc-
tieaf.y all the territory east of the
summit ~ the FIRST Hill rising from the
shore OF Elliot bay and south of DiVi-
sion street. II Is about t,7ee feet long,
the route being under the center OF
Isay View avenue from The shore hiIe ~
Eliot hay. near South Twelfth street.
to the Rainier avenue valley. near
Twenty seventh street The plan OF
construction r. an osif9rm brick sewer.
the inside dimensions being ~ inches
horizontal axis ny Y inches vertical
axis. The grade IL IN 80. rising feTa
an initsal grade point absut 10 feet
above the datum Of mean high tide.
This allows for an outfaii to be carried
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THE CUT RATE WAR.
n Further Reduction Ia the Passenger
Rate to san EEanci-co


Interest In the cut rate war between
Ire Pacific Coast Steamship CO. and the
FarAl'oa for the saa Francisco passenger
business was renewed yesterday by the
@ciion OF she former in quoting a xpeclal
rae e 50 for second class passage TO San
Francisco. Including meals ana berth.
II - stated IN the circular Issued ard
posted THAI only a limited number Of tick
ess VIII b@ sold a. this price. which i'm
paiSs NAT any tire the company sees ~
Shs previous cat rate. second class. OF 8.
may oe restored, ar even the regular
rates No quotation vas given on arst
class Or cabin rates. bat the previous en-.
rate Of $50 = ssia n fierce. An t,ese,x
sofa az ise s. rate apply 70 the waIla
Waltz which sails nxxt Friday.
AZ Seh~z saeaer's wharf where the rival
steamship F7aralloa lands It was SAID mat
saere was 20 further announcements Ia
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rad been reached Work was suspend
ed on the shaft about the same time AS
GA the tunnel.
IN December 1919, work on the sun-
mel was resumed. ard after driving
through aboss 500 feet 81 the sand and
gravel formation. hard clay was again
encountered About five months were
ocsy1Tged In excavatfEg through this
bad ground. efter passing which the
work proeeedesi mere rapidly and with
out Interruption
The SenffIafsug shaft
.on April is. 1884. the sinking 81 the
as--silaft was resumed and good FRO.
gress was made. the f37 feet 10 tire
tunnel level tgs4 feet below the surface1
being excavated In less than thirty days
work. connection being made t. the tun-
mel on May IL. 49, AT that time the
excavation 20 the tunnel proper had
progressed 10 point SEQ feet east Of the
shaft The shaft was lined with brick
20 the surface with foundation entirely
independent Of the tunnel lining.
The excavation OF she tunnel was
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structed for three-quarters of a mile
south OF Yesier avenue. Another sewer
viii have TO be constructed down the
Rainier valley in extension of the Ken
ney street sewer. into which these and
all the lateg-ais in the intermediate dis
trict viii drain.
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At the ONtce

you may have sudden bilious attack or
headache. when 1T is impossible for Won
TO leave your work If you have A box
of Ripans Tabules in your desk a tabule
taken az the first symptom will relieve
ynu
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Electric bells, batteries, fixtures, wiring
and repairs. johnson, S05 Yesler. Tele-
paone So9.
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Bartholomay Celebrated Beer.
Nixon & Mcconnell. $40 Front street

The Royal Restaurant will serve fine
turkey lunch for p cents. from II a. m. to
2 p. m.
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Touloyrew anf Wednesday. lnnss. n
Frye htoes ~ Ladies = Fs3yuoath ehurcs.
CAascs snanu.
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X, q 4. anrlveFsaFY ban F'ebraary y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

COMMISSIONERS or THE SINKING FUND


PKOTOsALS
For furnishing Materials and Performing Work IN the
rhiri N,.nue m tie Twenty fourth ward OF the ci1y
81 New YORK pursuant 70 chapter 2i,. Laws 81 lSa
rarh ia y,u civ. two prices fr the entire wors
one f1r thc building with sheet metal nain g3"'r an
for me building win terra Gotta main '''h'e a. &c
! ac,lbsd IN tire specifications.
SEALED ESTIMATES Or ia" above WORK. inior'ei
with The above ' as' WIN the name ih' P'is!h o' pr.
sons making thr sam" and the datr a." p's"atDn' -.
the oaice u the 'omproler Rooms nos
Broadway In City ~ NsN-lork until l. o'clock m.
Noniuy February 9th i>i 20 which place and hour th
bids Will be publicly opened by ana IN pFssen'e 81 ,
Commissioners u the sinking fund ana read anu tne
award of the contract. awarded viii De- made To the
lowest bidder with adcquat" security as soon Thereafter
practicable The person or persons T." whom the con
tract may awarded VIII he required to attend al IN"
office - the Department II Public WORKS VIA the sure"
offered by him or thet ana execute me contract
within I'VE ayS the date II the srrNic" or notice
'hat effect ana IN cae - "iurr %. gle SO 10 d.,
end nn IN default ihe Corporation and th'eHpon the
work shall be- rsa,.ea ana rec1 ana 80 on until the
at such time tho Commissioner u Public Works may
4 b permission Will be given for the withdrawal
Of any bid or estimate bid Will be- accepted from.
awarded TO- any person who Il in arrears 10 the
CORPORATION upon contract who is defauer.
The entire work to completed within ONE HIN
DRIED AND FIFTY DAYS aftc, the notice to commence
has been given by The Commissioner ~ Public
The amount Of security required Is FORTY FIVE:
THOUSAND DOLLARS For fun particulars, city
FLANK forms OF estimates and further information II de-
sired also the form Il agreement including the spech
the work be obtained at the Office II the
N"w-York. February sth. 1888
WILLIAM l.. STRONG Mayor.
JOHN ". GQIr, Recorder.
WILLIAM NJ. X oLc0TT. sinking Fund.
Chairman Committee Finance.
Board ~ Aldermen. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

In State issues: 5000 Virginia Is, deferred
trust receipts. stamped. AT Z, ana sloooo oi tle
same ts 80 F. at Z. No bank stocks were dedil a.
An unusually small volume OF business III iHii
road bonds marked by a corresponding Ih.h
of feature In the list. and few chanBcs "i MY
were recorded on general downward 'ciiur' =,
The sales aggregated only s54OOO ana Wni't %
Louis Southwestern lists advanced a 10 % - e.
ada Southern DDS receded x 10 100. ana Erie JUS
receipts per cent TO CO. ,,
The Sub-Ireasuly was debtor TO the ''e".ias
House 1907 6t6 Its net loss on bdIahcc ""
s5I9 $50 made up by loss In currency Oh co. ,
1902 and loss IN coin Of $lf.21I. Inc ia!
operations included. Receipts. s24O?6Vi' pay
nients 81 92e Ic0 resulting In 4 general Daiahte
OF Si47 1929 consisting OF S6s90S37s com anu
$7s. so. SsS currency. The busnes3 FOR inc We
ending tonight includes receipts OF slo,5lS'So anu
payments Of s17,S73,345. Deducting from tne pay pay
ments SO, g76 900 and from the receipts SZ,3o''o
for items which affect only us account WIFE t'
general Treasury. i.s loss az affecting IN" bihF7
was 81, 3O73 49,,
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $24. POS National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were sli:ziV'
the internGi revenue receipts 244.lZ6 ana me
miscelaneous receipts sI5.s4s Total Government
receipts for the day. s40s,lS: expenditure
1891 OC7: excess of expenditures. SoslSs" H'-
ceipts for month To date sG,097.665 expenditures
FOR month to date $?093,552. Excess expend-
lures for month s2,99b,sS7
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
ca,h on hand and deposits in bank compares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
UNION TRUST COMPANY Of NEW YORK.

~ B-odIHay.
Ncw-York. February 2sd. is'5.
rI'IiiS COMPANY. us Trustee under the
MON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMpANY's riT Pi
cent COLLATERAL. Trust INDEErCEf: has On hAA'
the Of Twcnty Thousand Four funded D''hS
SIS sCJ ap9.caDi" TO the pD.case q bonds secured -
said IndeItrrr.
SEALED PROPOSALS tpr the sale of Union I'A'IiI'
RAILROAD COMpANl'S six per tcni COllA IE.' =, -
THIS. BONDS o the above extent VII! ~ receive" -
tie UNION TRt ST COMPANY OF NEW-YOIiK. rrun-
.~c ic opened at The office % aId trlgce nj noon
On Monday eleventh day o. February is.'. ~a'"
the offer VIII De accepted. provided It docs not -
c.ei live 90 per cen; premium ani ntcrlcI interest
This notice IS given In conformity with the noenl
MON TRrsT COMPANY OF ~" -Lo"-
Tf'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
REORGANIZATION OF THE
WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY SYSTEM.

Referring &, or previous notice. would state mat
E,ndhoilort Agreement has nov been picptrd copies %"
which ina, 30 obtained from the United states Trust com
pauy o. New YORK.. or I'm members ~ t" committee.
The agreement wI he.ol" operative when maj rv "f
IIrt No.trlg. Bond. ~ ie Wisconsin Central company
has boon .-d hereunder ~" Commute" 3D." invites
au holders Of First Mlrirag" per cent En'f end a
illters o. Income Bonds 4 the Wisconsin central com
pas deposit lnds with hr Int'd states Trust
Company under th. saia agreement The agreement pr"
ydes that n any dcp,..r shall Dc dissatisfied "i'h ih"
plan %: reorganization Submitted D., the Committee. or II
~ plan shal o. adopted before April ls lN" he may
withdraw his ion o. specified In the agree
mont
The United state. Tr,s' Company. As dopostary VIII
Issue engraved certificates bonds d'porit'd AMI u"
comu.. vi1 make application - the Ne"-ioFA stock
Exchange ~ e tnS Of said ,crincaia az loon a. q is
In position o. d".
GEORGE COPPEIL.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN.
WILLIAM T.. Bull r..r,,,t,,-
ROWLAND HAZARD. .,, Ccr,mit
GERALD T.. uOtT
FIRED r.. GATES. "r'
JAMES 4. COLGATE.
EDWIN A. AnDoT.
thnrles 4. Beaman.
Geo. Wildwood Murray.
Counsel
toSEPu : DALE. Secretary,
., Exchange Plo" New York.
New-Yota. February 5. 1898.
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AroTIcr Is HEREBY GIVEN that THE

N,OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that THE
~ PHELPS CAR GEAR COMPANY a domestic cor
poration having principal business Office IN the city
~ Now York IN County and state Of Newiofk. VIII
apply 70 tie supreme Cou II thc state of York az
be held nj The County Court
House in the City County ~ New York on the cish
icrnih day II February. lN" u, ,ie.'n O'Clock IN me
Of ~ GREATER NJ counsel can
be- heard for an authorizing said corporation 70
change It's corp1rat" nane 10 the DIAMOND TRICh
AND CAR GEAR COMPANY -. -
Dated Nc,.-Ynrs n. Y. January 81. 1870
THE PHELPS CAR GEAR COMPANY.
by FRED. II. PARKER. President
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Seizures aMo nlcctlngs.

NEW YORK. February 9th. 1875.
4 ELECTION - fill vacancy now existing
~ IN the Of the society n the Lying
IN Hospital Of the city OF New York VIII b. held
tho Hospits. Building. secona.aVe. ana i7h-st. On
"Wednesday afternoon. February 18Th. O'Clock Polls
viii be open = o'clock.
by order OF the Board Of Governors
= DELkNO WEEhES
Secretary.
A NNIAL election OF the American Institute.
u February lih. IT No. ~ Nest lsh-si Polls op'"
from 10 a. To y. m. LOUIS IL Ishtpl' - >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
Steamboats,.

$500 To BosToN. 500 10 WORCESTER
Reduction TO All Points East and North
VIA NWlRVVuGM llUbGlso
Steamers leave Pier tOd numbcD 60 ~ K. neA. i'o,'
brussrs-st., week days only $50 T. NJ Fine orchssUs
u each steamer
~ ALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED ,
L Only 500 d Boston for limited tickets; Eeeuce1
ini.s fn ali points The PLYMOUTH and PlLttlM IN
,nli,slon fine orchestra on each Leave l'er y 'od
,umLc-, y H. foot OF Murrayst.. week days oniy NJ
$50 y.
- royiNGTOX LINE-Insde route 10 Boston and the
- East. All reduced. steamers leave new Fe9
~ Y r. at =. N. daily. except SUNDAY
NrEW-iIAVEN-FARE 81; Excursion. Sl.oO-
~ Steamer Rlchard PECK leaves Pier % r. r. daily.
m SUNDAY excepted. arriving In time for train 70
Msridrn Hartford. Springfield. etc sreight steamer
leaves M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
Proposals.
AorEpVCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room 200 Stewart Building No 80 Broadway
New York February t. is9J.
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the work


ID and furnishing the materials called for the
proved forms contract on file IN IN" ocr OF we
Nouedc Commissioners for Cutting Timber AMI Clearing
Grounds Il Reservoir 'p." carm. IN the towns
~ Carmel AMI Kent. Putnam county New ok Nil y.
r,c.il.l AZ This .fl,. until WEDNESDAY, FEBRt AIRY
~ 1895 at 3 o'clock y. and they "hi Do publ.Iy
on.-l v the Aqueduct C0mmissu soon thereafter
~ r,ssiii. and the award contract Tor doing sad
wort, and furnishing said materials VIII I" made oy sNid
commissioners "a soon thereafter As prictsanIe.
Blank Il said approved contract ad thr sYe0It-
cations tsereof bids proposals. ana proper ehN"-
l1n.. fr fhsr inclosur. form II bonds and all other
information be obtained AT The above nee OF We
Aque,uc Commissioners Application To me seCte'"'y'
ily order Of the Aqreduct Commissioners, - ,
JAMES G. DUANE. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
Loans. Time Money co,,,,,rri,i p.per
onoall SOD. 3 mos mos g RIOS 3 mos. 4 mos 6mo'
lYa" III .. shat 4ait.I l4HiL

i~"- - "'"' f"trI l'"' =
The price Of domcsti. exchange was as follows
al the places named: Chicago. 20. premium
asked: Boston. par: New-Orleans. commercial -
discount. bank par; San Francisco. sight l2'a,
tci, graph l..
named: Nev-Yo,k- Exchanges. sSO.47s.722: bal
arces. $3.50 100 Phadeipnia-E 81
S3l 73l: balance. Sl.2Si.526 Chicago-EXchanges,
Sl2 .104: balances. Sl6592G5.
Tho price az commercial bar silver IN thls mar
kct 500. nomna. pes ounce. Mexican DOL
lars were quoted AT iNi2c. IN London bar silver
was down l-I6d. to 97asd ounce. The London
market steady. the Auranla VIII take out
900.0G ounces Of silver.
Til, bond issue was discounted yesterday in
the foreign exchange branch. as was shown ny
the decentralization which occurred. To-day II
did not improve. and the close was weak.
Cold to the amount Of 100000 in bars was
withdrawn from the assay office and put with
q safe denoet company. The following table
shows the rates a; which business was actually
done:
Sterling .ss.a4s,. ' ts4a IS; ts sF
Reichmarl' - 'ci" ~ .o ~"
Money on call in London was = per cent
The rate OF discount In the open market for both
long and short bills at l5-l6fll per cent BulIlon
to the amount OF 10000 withdrawn from
the Bank Of England to-day British consois r.,
NAMED unchanged at 10i 7-l6 for money ana
l04i2 for the account. American securities were
weak Eric declined = ~ loie. - ram - 10
57as Ncw-York Central i e. 1"2't. I.ouisNiIic
and Nashville /. ~ 5i2s. and Mchson - To as
French rentcs 103 francs 80 centimes at the
close Paris exchange on London. p francs =
ccntimos. Berlin sight sterling - MARKS az
pfennngs.
We have received the following:
The REORGANIZATION Committee %; IN" iS'"m-
sin Central Railway system George Coppcl|
chair,nar) ANNOUNCE that bondholders agree
mont has now been prepared and VIII become
operative when "A majority - the hrsi mor'gdsc
bonds Of the Wisconsin central 'orni,aii. IA" ;
been deposited Hereunder. The conlinittc" III
vitcs ali holders Of first rnortgaG" " per 'tiit
hnnde and of income bonds Of said company 10
deposit their bonds with The United states
Trust Company. under said agreement, "h'Sh
rod ,yi,h thn nlan 81 reorganization submitted
by the committee. ar II no plan shall j" ad"P''I
before April | next. b" may Withdraw ris p.r.n'
In the manner specified in m" agreement Inc
United States Trust Company. az d"positiIy'
will issue engraved certificates FOR bonds a.
HEow-yorl< stock ExchAnge FOR the listing 81 such
ccrtlNcatr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Omcc OF Norfolk 4 southern X. IT, Co..

a broadway y =. FEB lst. 1895
rTUE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
holders * the Norfolk 6 Southern r. z. Co for the
election x nine and the transaction Of other
business reid the once ~ The Company IN Nor
fox Va Thursday. March 9TH 1891 at nine O'Clock
Transfer books will remain closed from Feb 4h ill
March sth. 1888
By order of the Board Of Directors ...-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
A. II. CALEF. Secretary.
THE COMMERCIAL CABLE COMPANY,

THE COMMERCIAL CABLE COMPANY,
tMlclay- bennett SYSTEM
40 2js Broadway. Ne~-lork
vYNHE ANNUAL MEETING ~ the Sharehold-
/ crs Of the Commercial cable Company Tor the cleo
ton - DIRECTORS and such othe- business may prop
cry the niecting Will be held a. IN: TOM
penv's crcc< No. 2J3 HTcadway, In IN" cry 90 New
York on MONDAY. March !. 1870 At O'Clock p ~.
Tho Transfer Books will h. closed IN the afternoon oi
Feb II and rcopcnel the morning %. March D. l%'1
ALBERT BFCh. Assistant Secretary
Dated New-Nofk. Feb. 4. ls"i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
Che Curt.

r9'uEY CLOSE TO-DAY. .
i THE RUESE EVENTS
TO BE DECIDED THIS FALL.
AT
.oI,D FLEETWOOD"
NINE EVENTS, ageregating 81 90 as tolio"ss ,,,..
ais Class (Trotng, 5000; LIB lass ,IrotttnD.
5000 223 Class Crrotting), S~0 I'D Class 81 .o.-
Two-yenr-oids q 40 class s2ocv: 'niee-
,ear-ods (2:3 Ciass) $1,000 2i0 Class Paci.,sl,
5000; go Glass PACING, S2,Un; 80 Class lfac-
ins), 5000. Address IN. 5. HEDGES. Secretary
7th-ave. and Jsthst New-ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
financial elections.
ELECTION NOTICE.
TIl, MISSOURI PACIFIC HALLWAY CO.

X
York. January -. ls3J
NOTICE il hereby given that the annual meet
" ing 81 the stockholders the Missouri Pacific
Railway Company will De- held he COmpanys once
In the CIV IF -. Louis Missouri. Tuesday. the
ieth day II March. 1906. soc O'Clock \ ". for TIE
election q thirteen Directors fcr the ensuing year ana
for the transaction of any oihe. business tina; mag
come before sad meeting.
The annual meeting = tho Directors VII he hed az
the same Office Oh Wednesday, The i5ih LAY " Marco,
at 1900 o'clock noon. ,,
The stock transfer books viii be closed Friday.
Feb lst 1895 al 800 o'clock +. NJ. and reopened On
Thursday March l4th, 1898. AT 1000 o'c.ock \. u
'' GRO j. GOULD President,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09
STOCKS GO DOWN.
EFFECT or THE BOND B1 re- AIN
GENERAL WEAKNESS FOLLOWS THE An
NOUNCEMENT-THE CHANGERS
IND THE STORM.

&C - .ry;r STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY :
w.. :. -. - 1.1AN1as ANu nAN1s s1n..r.&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

INERICAN Matinee IO-NlGHI.
t,iEWiCAN Saturday. TO-NIGHT.
a SICCEsS:"-N: !: World.
"A TIsit NPH."-N. Y. Times.
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
THE DISTRICT ATrORNEH.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
- TIE NEMYoKK IKrB!INE Will. RE re
Nay, "a door nOr'h Of Tnr,y-hrsst and ApvER:
f,isbthave o. corner Twenty-,hird-st iho sixth ava
Is, For.th-sye. Cor. Tourteen,h.x,: ESQ Third-sye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

with ihe figures of the last previous statement
follows:
i., i.i IN Fences.
-. e,II y hand -. 7o9j.5 So. $1,000 rc si"''i
Nrf -sal lcEdefs - go 49,
NJ on size aea On aai i;i, 5.S2 SIS D.
Actual ash I'm the
Treasury vaults
Over outsandinE 1900 49,,
cor:iHca:es .$i4g5ii - $iti.aG.ia3 D.. $i' -.
7, ,,.sfs ~, hank - - *, l.. 1920 In u 90
Ayailat., cash .S;jS $50 =: SIS 80, Dee $'i"
ped let minor la . 20 80,
biliiies ........ l5.:i? 49, ljT0AG2 In. ''p -
Actual cash talsiisaap 49, sii2 eo357i Dec S''4>ia
The above statement reflects conditions Of
Wednesday.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money was a. l'sM2 nor cert. Both time
money and comWe.cid. paper werc dun. without
material change from yesterdays conditions. we
subjoin usual table. made up from .niOrnia-
ton furnished by the busiest houses:
.sfoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-09

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