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Cours,C Calendars This Day.

Appellate DIvision-suprems Court-udgmsnts-
Nos, 70, %. 50, 40. go. 90. "a. 100, 81. 80. l0s.
lers. Fart HI.-Clear. Diyorcos-Nos. 2s4A, 1907,
sS5t' gasi' 2ost aeso, as7i: 1888. 9sst. ssit.
1910 2Oi5, IIO5. Para V.-OisaT, Cases from
Fart ~, Part W.-Clear. Cases from Part ",
Part li.-Cas unfinished. Elevated railroad cases.
Part NIIi.-AdJourned for The term. Trial Term
hslj, 5slv, 1897, sO4S, 734s, ALSO. 85v6. Part
1874, 1880, ,7el, 1874, 1899, 1893, SAD, 20aa.
Rllt, 2ll5. Part ~IV.-cieaI. Cases from Part Ill.
unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part Yn.-Cas un.
npishe', Nos, 1928, 1877, 1900, 1907, 300, 2gI7,
2@J9, 1881. Part VIII-Clear. Gases from Part
vi. Part IX.-case unfinished. Cases from Part
NI.-AdJourned for the term.
4 SurrogaJe's Court-rrial Term-Wills OF Annie
Grove, John j. y. Pheuger at 10 80 A. NJ, Cham
bers-No day calendar. For PTohate-wLlls OF Al.
ioi5o;A A.. Nj Catharine smith, Caroline A. Hall at
city Court-speclh ~Term-Motions. Trial Term
Part l.-Caso unfinished. Nos. .Boe3h, 1887,
toii., i00SOh, 1908. 4SS6, 'S0S7, ISSs, ssiasS5. 1851,
eeg, 1000, s47oH, ,l4o, 1906, 6l0, 1857 lgl9,
iI2s, w. 100, 1893, iiso, iOo5t, Ii5S, 100
Sils, 'sis, EIa, 900, 600 977 iSa5, 7es' SsS. sis'
DOS, zoe, 76I, zoe, 1908, 1859, $780, 788' 775,
1871. BOZ, 1880, 1904, 1908, lSI5bs, 1924. l9A0,
1900, 49,, 1909 1893, 1894, 1888. 1855, 1857
s5ss. $3.50. 5000, 966I. 1868. 4sI5, iOss. Siss..
A2O6 S2oi, 4Zvl. 4l9i, 43is, ans, ABA, A262.
Equity case-No. 2I3.
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REORGANIZATION
OF THE
AtchisOn, Topeka Santa Fe
Railroad Company

SECOND MORTGAGE CLASS A BONDS,
INCOME DS OF 1880.
To the Holders OF REORGANIZATION Certin-
Gates OF Deposit for the aforementioned
b0ndsi
Notice Is hereby given that tho preferred stock OF
the new company Is now ready for delivery and that
the balance OF the cash assessment on the above-men-
toned bonds. being two per cent Of the par value
thereof, is hereby called for payment on or before the
3oth day OF April. 1895. Holders OF reorganization
certificates o, deposit for the above bonds. upon
making such payment and surrendering their certifL
Gates to the Union Trust Company OF Sew York at
its once in New York, or TO Its agents, Messrs. Barring
Bros. & Co. In London, or Messrs. Hope & Co, in
Amsterdam. will receive new preferred stock to the
amounts specified in the plan Of organization.
After April aOth, 1890. payment will be received
only on such terms as the committee may prescribe.
Dated NEW YORK. March 90th. 1896.
EDwARD KING,
H. SOMERS HAYES,
dwarf N. GIBBS,
GEORGE G. HAVEN,
ADRIAN ELI II
q. SLIGO DE POTHONIER,
ROBERT FLEMING,
JOHN LUDEN
vICTOR MOR wETZ,
Joint Executive Reorganization Coumittee.
HERMAN KoBBE, Secretary.
SO Nassau Street, Now York City.
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T'-pAY,s FEATrREs-The higher European cables
caused the Improvement here today. Part or the
rise was lost before the close on sales to realize. The
American visib q supply of Brazil IL $4,000 bags.
and some RrU expecting to see II drop to less than
400 900 before long. At the Dutch sale to-day good
ordinary Java sold at 52r. an advance OF / cent over
brokers valuations OF April 81,
fLoun-,Was dun and firm: sales. 1900 hhls; ex;
ports, 5.SHS bbls. and 1888 sacks: receipts. S.l5i
bhlS. and 1882 sacks. Winter wheat brands Ia nbls
were quoted as follows No grade. $500 90; tine.
e. 5C%s2G5i No. extra. .s2.5ssa; clear 5000
81. 40; straights. eS. 300 So 81: patents. 81 I5GLS 10!
Michigan stralgits. 3,5o@s3. 81: city niills, for West
indies. s.. Gu; rye Hour, superfine. e245Gs 90 gu: corn
meal, Western. 81. lUGJS1l5: E~randywtne. S2.20.
Bag ~neal .F!me Yellow s;&ssc: white: sooso2c,;
samp, 81. 20 Gs2 10. rearl barley. si.4OGs2.4O: gran.
ulated yellow. Sl.-O SEQ = hbl. %
GRhN-Whcat declined &c. TO Sc. Chicago received
2o,soO bush, against is. 800 last year: Toledo
3,32S. against p.G--: 81. Lunis $4,000. against 5000;
Detroit 5Oa, against 1000; Duluth s2,Ot5. against
!T.3lD; Minneapolis lDL.2iO. against 4s.96O. MI.
waukeo 1850, against 33. 500: Chicago Il cars.
against 90! Duluth lh5. against lol. and Minncapo-
lis. 1913. against rs last year. Spot prices: No. l hard,
SC. over May f. q. b.; No. l northern. 34c. over I. o. D.
Future sales 4 1913. 900 bush. as follows!
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TO THE BONDHOLDERs OF N
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern Railway Co.

At q general meeting OF the bondholders OF the
above-named Company. held In New York City on the
25th day OF March. 1896. there being represented AZ
the meeting over three-fourths in amount of the out
standing bonds. the agreement OF reorganization a.
drawn by the undersigned Committee was adopted
and ratified. All holders OF the certificates OF deposit
heretofore Issued by the Manhattan Trust Company
of No. 10 Wall street. New York. are requested.
therefore. to Immediately present their certificates to
said Manhattan Trust Company and have their assent
to the terms and conditions OF the reorganization
agreement STAN ped thereon. All certificates stamped
on or before April 18th. 1895. must be accompanied
by q payment OF forty-elght dollars per bond. After
that date no certificates Will be stamped unless upon
payment Of nifty dollars per bond
MORTON s. PATTON, Chairman.
II. q. ARMOUR,
ID. SMITH,
+. ID. CHRISTIAN.
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Latest LoNpoN QUOTATIONS.


Tho same considerations that stimulated
speculation on the Stock Exchange yesterday,
and caused a general Improvement In prices,
were influential again Today. In consequence
there was a further increase In the volume OF
trading, and still higher prices were recorded
for the majority of the list, in spite OF sales to
realize profits for long account that were made
the day. The favorable developments noted
In tho last report printed in this col
umn were augmented to-day by . de-
cline In the foreign exchange market. Now
that It is well understood that Russia will make
no special effort TO withdrew gold from this
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The will of Charlotte Augusta Hamilton, who
died ON April 2 at II West Twentieth street.
was hled yesterday for probate. She left an
estate valued at $500. 900. She left to Schuyler
Hamilton. Jr.a n~ephew.a bust of her grand
father, Gen. Alexander Hamilton. Schuyler,
Charles. and William Hamilton, her brothers.
she left $4,000 each, and TO Alexander Hamil-
tor, another brother. $1,000. To St Luke's
Divine she left So, 600 each. The residue OF the
estate Il left In trust for Adelaide and Alice
Hamilton, her sisters. for life. and at their death
the estate Is 70 be divided in equal parts among
eight nephews and nieces.
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Heal Estate Auction sales.

AZ the Liberty Street Exchange Han y How 4 Co
street two t"o-story frame houses plat S317o.ih
TO Robert j. Armstrong for $4,000. Also No. oRa
East FouItsenth streeL -four story brick house. lot
2bxi03.S, e. Elias kempner for $4,000,
AZ ths Broadway Real Estate salesroom, Bryan l.
Kennelly sold In foreclosure No, ll5, West Eighty
ninth street. nNe story hat, lot 25ElOO.ba. To George
ID Mcintyre for S28. 600 Also IN foreclosure, No l07
cherIIstreet I'VE stoIy %tenemenL loi RoHs5h 90 the
plaintiff. sophia uTuensteln, for Sld,53O Also IN par
uuon, Wes1 AAy'fOurth street, n0TA aide, 800 ices
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o,,, w1fssys s%sSTn 70 W sasss AZ % gss;
Totals yesterday. .a55,3 $40 2s9.94s 2Os0eV 407.o70
Totals last year. ... sos. ir3 l1s,9sO osO,oos oi7,2bY
,To;pAY's FEArrEEs The cahles were higher and the
to be bulisr. So wheat prices advanced. Later on.
however, II weakened and declined on realizing sales
Berlin ". Tn" ,hr,d>i'c ,t statement SHOWED a DC.
crease in the yis!Llc supply in this country Of i:5s9,
the quantity anoat Tor Inroge OF I6si, Goo bush. The
qnent I,act,on wa. parity attributable 10 the weak
ness In ST. Louis and TO the fact that there was an a-
sSeSs 90 sellers HsRor a, 'H tie West, .a and To. iSo, N soT1a Wes,s efaP Pc.
S Ssag T Ths w ia5FS; sG a, The ~ Nest sar ws: s4 isEor,b leo c lfst
cago received II cars and expects 10 to morrow.
Prime says; "parmsrs very busy seeding; Vast quaint
at railroad stations, but will move out only at o good
profit, Winter whes, gre"n,ng up very small Tor n
dry weather OF the last fourteen days. General pros
poets. however, certainly on the up grade. Corn was
Africa has been a good buyer. the receipts are mod.
e erH!ei 9 9nH c sqpP pns 3 I nrs no? q. f s9mSlr1w. c 6s 6 S. re,
weaker. Chicago received 2J5 cars; the estimate for
TO morrow is no cars.
NAVAL. SrnEEs-Unchangcd.
.PFTnoLELN- no sales. Crude sl.@3 hero: In OIL City
PknvIsioNs-I.ari dull and steady. May, $500. Pork
steady and n fair demana Mess s9"Si1; Dressed hogs
Western extras. rye; seconds 10 firsts. liSieItc.
s s!a's dsi " il 4"lt iNt &c. ruiz With sFnes s@ihs sa sSGSn iaSs g ssisc;
tons, ~l3&l,c.! Western Imitation creamery, sec.
f faSsy. II i,si iss!'' ,u i.%'. .'GSna,, %fDf iS',;' .h nr;is So
erDiqc. Ch"rse-state fun cream, large, fall made,
d faMSS; ' TO- p 5GS%;; 7@ ,nte m .msii,. i istS made s;sf fs sss,
lO]coElGhr.; common 10 choice, 'ltN lOic. part skins.
state Penns,yivanlS, ana MsryisnI, country MARKS,
fancy. Ice, .
test. 4sc. Refined firm and fairly active.
CHICAGO. April li.-These were todays prices;
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POLICEMAN KICKED IN THE EYE.
Tho Sight Probably Destroyed His As
sailant o Car Delaycr.

Frank Jausel, a driver employed by Gus
Dohm's Express Company was held in 81, 900
bail in the Centre Street Police Court yesterday
for felonious assault upon Policeman James
Rogers Of the Church street squad. While the
policeman was coming up Park row on a Dry
Dock car on Monday night, Jausel drove i'm
mediately in front and delayed the car for sew
eral blocks. Finally the conductor requested
Rogers to ask Jausel to pull out and let the
car by.
Jausel's only reply to tho policeman was q
sneer. After waiting q reasonable time and
finding that the driverof the wagon did not
mean to turn out, Rogers ran up and, catching
the horses by the bit. pulled them to one side.
Jausel ran out on the shafts Of the wagon and
kicked the policeman In the eye. Rogers fell
started to drive away. but another policeman
arrested him. Rogers was sent to tho Hudson
Street Hospital, where the doctors say that tho
sight OF the INJURED eye Is probably destroyed.
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American Ia.t,tuse Lectures.

Tho polytechnic section will meet tomorrow
evening at the Institute Rooms. Ill to ITO West
Thirty eighth street, at 8 o'clock. Prof. William
Hallock OF Columbia College will lecture upon
Color" The entertainments IL free TO the
Qublic.
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Real Estate Private sales.

Richard NJ. Montgomery. has sold for 9. II. Gossler
Of the Duyckinck estate the, properties Nos. y and IL
old sIlp. BS Water street, and No. l02 Pearl street, on
private terms. This property formed. part Of the
lvCrt DuycklnCk estate, and has been In the family
for about 1870 years
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY
DNEw YORK, April 10Th, lsO6. The annual meeting
Of the Stockhoiders OF this company will be held at the
onnse OF the company, ~ CoTlandt Street in this city,
of Managers and for other business,
The polls viii open at ~ O'Clock noon. and remain
open for one hour, The transfer books will bs closed
from the close OF business saturday, May I'd, until the
morning OF Wednesday, May 18th.
by order OF the board OF MslAgers.
FL ~oLYPHANT, Secretary.
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Finanriai.
To TIE BoNDHoLDERs OF THE
Northern Pacific & Montana
Railroad Company
AND THE HOLDERS OF
Knickerbotker Trust Co. Receipts therefor.

NEW YORK, April 9Th, 1900.
The undersigned Committee. after negotiation with
the Northern Pacific Reorganization Managers, has
arranged with the latter that, pursuant TO the pro
visions Of page II Of the Plan Of Reorganization OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad system. the bonds OF
the Northern Pacific 4 Montana Railroad Company
may participate in such reorganization. receiving for
each 81. 900 present bond. with all unpaid coupons
attached.
$500 In the new Q Dor cent General Lien Bonds,
bearing interest from January LIST, 1907.
$500 In the new Preferred stock Trust Certificates
OF tho reorganiEed Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
Holders OF bonds Of the Northern Paoino and
Montana Railroad Company. or Of Knickerbocker
Trust Company Receipts therefor. In order 20 par.
ticipate in this arrangement, are notified to deposit
their bonds OF receipts with Messrs. j. p.
MORGAN a CO.. 90 Wall Street. New
York, not later than APRIL a8D. obtaining
In exchange therefor suitable reorganization certin-
Gates to be issued by them. Bonds or receipts not 80
deposited may, at the discretion OF the Reorganization
Managers, no excluded from the dement's Of this ar
rangement.
Tho undersigned ommittee are unanimously Of the
opinion that prompt acceptance of the foregoing
proposition 10 for the best interests OF oil bondhoiders
or receipt holders.
GEORGE H. ~SHELDON,1
MACLAH, r.--
CHAS. +. BA -
IsIDOR wORMSER,
ARTHUR lincoln. Secretary.
HOWARD MANSFIELD. Counsel.
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Rsoht CHARLES J.. 70 Tssse ". Turnsr .na go
sosisns, cSs:. 20 Angus, bcSoSst. Mr.
rss tsi,sd date: fias, 90, =; tra.iss, %
bfmou Epstein. lei TO las Rivinason -
T%sSTndIts sp mssy ]. % Geo w%.;:si:. 81 &s:i
wshdsH. fownsssd. To- ths Pure ii1n.ingim
Hutchinson Greek or River, Dockwoods
DOok, l0OI-, 6yTa.......................N9O $500
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Reorganization
OF THE
Norfolk & Western Railroad
System.

To Holders OF the following so.As go
stockss
NORFOLK a. WESTERN r.. r. co.
Adjustment Mortgage Bonds,
1OO-yenr Mortgage Bonds,
Mnrylsnd q Washington Division RoaAaS
Clinch Valley Division bonds,
Equipment Mortgage Bonds OF 1855.
Five per cent. Debentures OF 1901.
Preferred stock,
Common Stock.
ROANOAKE a. SOUTHERN RI. Co.
First Mortgage Bonds,
STOCK.
LYNCHRURe 81 DURHAM n. n ca
First Mortgage Bonds, .
stock.
A Plan has been Issued for the reorganization q
the Norfolk & Western Railroad system. including
the Roanoke q Southern Railway Company and the
Lynchburg & Durham Railroad Company. OF which
copies may be obtained at the once OF the depositary
under said plan. HEMERCANTILE TKUST
Y, leo Broadway. New York city.
Holders OF the above mentioned BONDS ana
STOCKS are hereby notified that their bonds and
stocks must be deposited with the depositary above
named on or before APRIL OTH 1890, afteR
which date deposits will be received only in the dis.
cretion OF the Committee and on such terms as IL may
impose.
Depositing ONDHOLDERS will receive asths
time OF deposit Q sum in cash equal to three month";
interest on the new First Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds to DO received by them under the Plan.
Holders OF STOCK OF the above classes arc fur
thor notified that they must pay TO the depositary on
the terms specified In the Plan, sl2.5O per share Dc.
posted. OF which amount o. per share deposited
must DO paid ss the time of deposit. 81 on or before
June LIST. 1890, % on or before July 9Th. 1896. and
e2.c0 on or before August 9th. 1896. In consdera4
ton OF such payment they will be entitled TO receive
common stock In the new company TO the respective
amounts stated in the Plan.
Any further Information in connection with the
reorganization may be obtained upon application %
the Secretary.
NEW YORK. April 9th 1896.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Chairnaa-
j. KENNEDY TOD,
COPPELL,
A. A. H.. BOISSEVAIN,
ROBERT FLEMING,
4. SLIGO DE POTHONIER,
II. r. IL. HCBRECHT,
New York Executive ReorxaniLntioA
Committee.
". X. GLYN. Secretary,
10 Wall street. n. Y.
SEWARD. MoRAwETZ & STEELE,
Counsel
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Copartutrship aotires.

MARCH 81, 1890.
TIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under the
Il hTm name OF Cornell, HIsuoN & undeThin hAs thlI
day expired by linitaIion. Charles a., Cornell. Jr. OF
Richard W ,Underhill Will sign IN liquidation at the for
meT ONCE OF the nTm, No. rs uold 81, New YORK city.
CHARLES q. CORNELL JR. WILLIAM. 7. HlsCOG
RICHARD W
MARCH 81, 1896.
THE FIRM OF Cornell, HiscoN a UndeThill having
i this day expired by Limitation. the undersigned
announce that having associated with them MI John
]. Boyd. who for the past ave years has been with The
above nTm, they will continue In huslaess under the
arm name Of Cornell, Underhill & BOYD. at IS GoldA
CHARLEs U. CORNELL, JR
AChARD w.
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Available cash balance, In.
Guiding gold balance, e2Ti .eos, l82 ee7O

UuTH UUFT % T"~ W~F"''VV17V"
Money In London " z cent. Rate OF discount
in open market, for both short and three months
bills. O-l6 " cent. Paris advices quote 3 n
cents at l0l francs 22LS centimes. Exchange on
London, 20 francs 1915 oentimes.
The Reorganization Committee OF the Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern Railroad Com
pany announces that the deposits In this Coun-
try and Amsterdam amount TO about 90 y cent.
OF all classes OF bonds called for and a large
majority OF the STOCK,
The sales OF mining stocks at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-day were as
fOllOWa.
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Giertious aud Msetings.

NoRFoLK N WESTERN @ o.
Tho Annual Meeting OF the Shareholder OF the Nor
folk and Western Railroad COMPANY will be neld on
Wednesday the sixth day Of May. 1890, at 10 o,oloo4
4 H.. At the once OF the company, In the city OF
Roanoke. Virginia, when an election will be held fOs
thirteen directors for tho ensuing year, and such
other buainess transacted as may properly come 10.
fore lhe meeting.
rhe trAnsfeT books. will be closed from 3 O'Clock
J. NJ. April ieth, 1890. until 9 O'Clock A. NJ. May 5ths
1890.
Al HEMPHIII. Secretary.
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Openfng. forrest. Highest; Clostno. N,gh.'.
81 y........3 T23.l6 1915 TIA 1888
Juhe........tg4 i'm LSe IEt q
July. &c. ......124 Il 0l6 t2h IA ia
september. .T2 $40 Tlts 72la 7las 7lat
December. 90. ~ $40 73s 74b16 73h 73H

Corn advanced &c. Spot hrm. Receipts here tOdnN
4O,s25 bush. at chicago lls,ee6. spot safes 4I.,OO
bush, including 80 600 for export. No. 2f. o: b.. ahoat,
4IIsc.; No. = white. Ale. afoat; ungraded. 3yc. in
elevator: steamer mixed and white, 3ylac. Future
sales 2TJ,0 900 bush. as follows:
Last
Openfno. forrest. Highest. Closing. Nioht
lay. .... 80 3l6 S6 3.l6 36H 96ss SAG
SsIyanSsr.s 49, B. s s1s 8 sss
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are hereby notified to deposit their holdings with any
one Of the undersigned on or before Thursday.
APRIL 2sD. 1899. receiving suitable certificates
OF deposit therefor.
Deposits after that date, n accepted at all. will BE-
subject to such terms and conditions as may DO i'm
posed by tho Managers
Holders OF certificates heretofore issued by the
Mercantile Trust Company of New York for Bonds de-
posted under the Boniholdcrs' Agreement OF Febru-
airy 10. 1894, not already stamped by us as asserting TO
the plan and agreement OF March rs. 1884, are hereby
notified 20 present their certificates at one OF our
onnces on or before Thursday. April e8d, 1899, in
order that we may stamp their approval thereon
The Managers have the right, which at any time here
after. In their discretion, they may exercise, to ep-
cludo absolutely from the plan any holders Of such
receipts who shall not conform to the requirement. 70
present their receipts for stamping. as expressly a.
senting TO the plan and agreement.
The cash payments In respect Of stock will be payS
bio upon dates hereafter to be announced.
Security-holders are invited to obtain from Ms copies
Of the plan and agreement. as all depositors are bound
thereby. Many fcatures OF much impot lance TO se
curty holders are therein set forth.
Any further Information connected with the reor
ganisation. desired by security.hoiders. will DO fur
nishcd on application at any of our offices
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FLINTS FINE FURNITURE.
Spring Novelties combined with
Factory Prices.
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onts were easier. Spot steady; Receipts here tSdaG
bush, including 10000 for export No. 9 mixed, 2d.sc.
afout; No. 2 white, 2GIyc. May do. 25ssc.: No. do.
25l g.: rejected mixed. bye: white clipped. 2s1sc. T. o.
h. aiioat; No. 2 mixed, *t%c. {. o. b. afioat: u%ngraded.
2Gt 2yc. for white and 2~5nt26inc. for mixed. Future
sales 10000 bush. as follows:
Last
Openfnu. forrest. Highest. Cosfno. Night.
May....,.... 2Ils 24A 243a 2ia
The crop movement is as follows:
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1inanriaI.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Reorganization.

EEw o PHILADELPHIA, AND BERLrN
April 4th, 1904
Holders Of twothirds In amount OF the uudernen-
toned bonds, certificates and notes, having. In per
son or through their representatives already accepted
the plan and agreement OF reorganization dated
March 10th. 1890. all holders OF outstanding
Northern Pacific r. r. Company's
General Second Mortgage Bonds,
General Third Mortgage Bonds,
Dividend Certificates,
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
Collateral Trust Notes,
Preferred Stock,
Common Stock,
and
Northwest Equipment Stock,
and
Trust Company's Receipts for the above
described bonds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-17
WINDY WILSON N
For Congress by the Third D~lNtrlct ropo-
Gratis by Acclanation.

crats ny hccIuhhnttoH.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
CHARLESToN,~W. Va. Aug. l6.-At
the Democratic Convention for the
Third congressional district yesterday,
Ex-Governor f. ". Wilson was nom!-
mated for Congress by ncclamatIon.
]. W. ArbuckIc. OF G%recnhr!er. was
temporary chairman. and C. L. Mahan,
OF Nicholas. secretary. All committees
were dispensed with aud the temporary
organization made permanent. y brief
reso luton. offered by James H. Miller,
OF Summers, endorsing the national and
state platforms and nominees. was
passed. The only candidate named was
the Hon. f. Willis Wilson. whose name
was presented by Hon. J. W. 81. Clair.
of Fayettr. and seconded by II. Clay
RaEiand. OF Logan; c. l.. Smith, OF
~Grcenhrier: ". r. Roger. OF NcDOwpll.
]. f. Chiffon, of Kanawha, and J.. W.
McCrcnry. OF Raleigh. The nomination
was made unanimous by a standing
rotC.
Wilson made n characteristic speech.
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