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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate D~lvision-Supreme Court .-Motions Or,
d Dc 81 =, y = So p AZ =. a q y /, iG Is, al a., i &, III h: b,
supreme court Special. T%erm-Part I-Motion
tiers. Part IIl,-Clcnr. Motions. Demurrer No.
1874. Preferred causes. Nos. 9sOl, 279n. Part ".
Clear Law and ISSst; NG;; lgst IsS9l 5@S1'
2la5, 1913, 2l55 Part Vase unfinished. Cases
from Part ", Part NI.-Clcar. Cases from Part
u, Part VIA on o'sullly9n gSt' y; \ ~: X;
fer The term Trial Tern Part H,-ca.s 1nnn
5l51 1924, fert Ml-Ciear. Nos. 1850, 69i5,
ge9t' SS3 2Ga,5J 2 as, gols lGS3 i5sI' SiSl'
Part R.-Clear. Cases from Part III. Part "
Clear. Cases from Part III. Part HL-Clear. Gases
from Part ~; Part Nii:-Case unfinished. Nos.
i4S6, 1853. Ii4o, 2iia, $50. le9I, 1905, 2O56,
1888, 0OIJ, 2lSl. 2O6s. Part yIii.-Caso unnn'
ishci. Cases from Part VII, Part IN.-Clear. Gases
from Part w. rart AacIear Cases from Part
SurroSato's Court-Trtal Term. No day calendar.
Chamhers-Motion calendar called at 1880 A. VI.
VIII OF Kunigunda blsrhon at . l.: NJ. For probate
sauer, Annie Rahai, John Hogmaier, Mary nern.
hardt, at 1880 A, Nj Daniel Harris, Ellen Don
City .court|srccial ~Term-Motlons. Trial Term
MS, lll4, 1887, ll2l, .llpl, 1888, ll'2, 800,
lO0e, 1923, 1904, 1905 40aG, 4oa7, 1882, 3ll5'
t iq99sj 1913 I95, t tSs.. fS1t t H,7c'f ?iil, N 1910. 1883 55S..
lilo, ii05, ii5s, iijo, 1920, 1857, iis6, s6f,
$50, lo4g, 346I, o95l, 53J, Part ll:-Clear, Nos.
1911, lsl2, 1918. 1914, lal0ls. 1919, 1917, 1915,
1927, l3Ps, 1899, lasO, 1851. Part N.-cleAT,
sIIss, SiOi. VGSs.' 1860. 1875 tssssss,, sSSS.' 1914.
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CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
LATEST LoNnUN oUOTATIONs.


Professional operations on the Stock Exchange
to-day were influenced entirely by reports from
Washington that the administrator is likely
to take action In the Cuban matter that may
result in a serious controversy between the
United States and Spain. The Street apparently
ignored the well-known fact that the President is
not in harmony with Congress upon the question
OF recognizing the belligerency OF the Cuban in
surgents and therefore is not likely to act upon
the resolutions adopted by the legislative branch
ofthe Government. The reports referred to wers
probably based upon the fact that the President,
through the State Department. has called tho
attention OF Spain To the injuries that have
been inflicted upon American citizens and
their property In Cuba, and OF tho intention of
this Government to hold Spain responsible for
those damages. Tho most trustworthy infor.
nation obtainable from Washington does not
indicate any intention on the part OF the Ad-
ministration to engage In a controversy with
the Spanish Government.
The selling OF stocks betrayed no pressure on
the part OF actual holders. but was simply an
expression OF the desire of room traders TO take
advantage OF a possible turn in the market.
The dealings ss a whole were unlmportant, and
during the last two hours of business the market
was virtually at a standstill. The only news OF
importance was the announcement that the
holders OF 81, 100000 OF the general first
mortgage bonds OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company have assented TO tho
terms of exchange offered them In the
plan OF reorganization, and that the re-
organization managers have made a settlement
with the holders OF Northern Pacific and Mon.
tans Railroad first mortgage bonds. The terms
OF that settlement are that the holders OF the
present bonds are TO receive 80 y cent. OF new
3 v cont. general mortgage bonds, bearing in
terest from Jan. | next, and so ~ cent, OF the
preferred stock Of the new company. The rapid
progress In the matter OF recognizing tho
Northern Pacific company has stimulated a de-
mand for all classes OF the compsny's securities,
even including the common stock. Tho indlcR-
lions are that some surprising announcements
will DO made when the time for depositlng So
o%urIties under the plan OF reorganization ca
pires on April 20.
Both the foreign exchange and the local
money markets were a shade easier to-day. and
1t now looks as there would be NO exports OF
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April -IHese we're to-day's prices;
Live stock VI

INV YoRg. THURSDAY, April g. Receipts Of bcevcs
were, l,@ja head, mainly direct to exporters aud
slAughtrrcrs. No trading; feeling nrm, Dressed
hrrf trm Al 6G 1'.r. . n, for poor to prime native
SIDES. Cables from Gr,at lrl'nin quot American
steer nj EH,A!r. q ~, dressed weight. American re-
frlgrraIcd beef NJ Tl4rlSr. = n; American sheep ut
~IlbIl2i1c. y H., dressed weight. Exports to-day. 5T0
bocNCs. to InOrruw, 400 heCVrs.
Receipts OF calves, all for tho market, were 100 head.
Trade slow, hut prices no lower than yesterday. A
full clearance OF the pens was finally obtained.
Poorest To best Veals sold at 81 So 80 = 100 lbs.
Dressed calves lower city dressed vrals, dtShc. y III.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs, nll Tor the market,
wcr" 2.bSO head lOly cars on sale all told. Demand
strong aud marker active at an adynnc" of ltCtlc. y
n, Nothing was carried over, Inferior to good sheep
sOli at 81 81 30 y 100 ms: poor to choice lambs at
s5,85"sb7o Dressed mutton 6ig@ilsc. y n; dressed
lambs. 7ioCtQc.
Receipts Of hogs were I.87S head, Of which only q
hAad wrTr ON sale alive. Market frmrr, and inferior
to good state hogs quoted AT 81 lSifO 2 100 ms.
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pool seemed 70 be in something, IKE 4 trance ne spct
markets OF this country showed no life, the ,boinDay
%hipment were large, Northern mills are saia 70 nave
enough cotton on hand to last until about Aug ana
the speculation continues as dun as ever A little
more life was reported In the iobbing dry EOoda tTaue,
The news all goes to show that n big acreage VIII no
planted, and unless there Is some accident 20 the crop
inc next Yield Will be OF remarkable proportions ~
the same time II Is just as true that the MARIE SHOWS
no great depression. If bulls are averse to lhklnH tho
aggressive, It cannot be sad that the bears are nEsIes'
stve, either. The stocks nre small, exports are llberhli
we have the chances aud uncertainties or
a planting AMI growing season before US, Liverpool
advanced slightly to-day, and the very fact that every.
body expects n big crop tends more or loss toward
oversclling. The supply IL so small that many fenr
manipulation against the short interest II the weather
should prove unfavOrablc during the next nlonth,nr
six weeks. In the main Il Is q waiting market A. ~
cawber attitude Ia the attitude OF the cotton world
waiting for something to turn up -
OOfFEE fuTUREs-Advanced 10 TO 90 points, closing
quiet, with snlcs. OF 1880 bags. Havre al,
vanccd, ~. Hamburg was unchanged 20 q
pig. higher. American Warehouse deliveries
yesterday 1900 bags: American visible supply soi
liraHil 42l ,OOO bags. RD was steady. with prices nnu
sNgnange Unchanged ,recrints. 1000; stock, 81 op1.
stock, 100000. RIO on the spot was dull at lBSc. Tor
40. T.. sales 2OOO bags Santos Nos. y and nj lD'Ac'
$500 bags MarlcaibO. LOO bags Central American,
aud Loo hRys Porto Cabello on y. 4. The future trad
Imy tgRa n "a EtItNNgas
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COMMERCIAL
Cotton Declines Speculation Dull Port
Receipts L~Ight-E>ports Liberal Wheat
Reacts and DeclInes After Opening
HIxher-'rhe Gables DI-appoIntIng-The
Bureau Report Tomorrow Expected TO
Re Ikrnrlsb.

THURSDAY, April COTTON Declined l to 3 points.
closing easy with sales Of $500 bales. Liverpool
closed steady and unchanged TO IL points higher:
spot cotton there was hardening but without quOtablc
change; sales 10000 bales. New orleans opened |
point higher, but lost 1t and declined II point Tho
Bombay receipts for the week were $1,000, against
$4,000 last week; shipments to Great Britain 5000:
to the Continent 1000 against 10000 last year. In
Manchester Yarns were quiet; cloths quiet and un.
changed. Spot cotton here was unchanged with sales
OF goo bales for spinning. Tho southcrn spot markets
were unchanged. Augusta sold l,lO6 bales, New
Orleans loo, and Mobile 800. Augusta received to-
day 69 bales, against 80 Inst week, and III last year;
Memphis 2Ti, against 2OG last week. and 37a last
year; 81. Louis ~ against ~ last week, AMI
b last year; Houston Liza, against l,is5 last week
I i,SaS Sp to 100. against inst 9. 'S5 Sst WSSSk, a'6.%S l "
year, ant s,iu7 IN l5gt ilonstpn expects Tomorrow
were 7,asO bales, agalns, 900 last week, ! ,sG2 last
S nIS ntma Ied'I Il. 6 IDS 6D IT, Pa Psrt w. TX. t XIII I5p"rI ron "R,
Galveston ana SAN Antonio, theme Wa Dallas ana
sherman, have Noted extensive preparations Tor
rated uyS the frequent rains iurims tito wlntcr,
M nm se ss : U%wSTmS;' To- c a m"istur u pisorn%sT,
ins BEGAN later than Usual but has male
weeks. NV noldS are being br'k,n up ava NOR" Old
S a." Texas acroaEa l1is Year. VIII lar skl@rcI ,aiTtSff
1894 There i some cotton az every station, and re-,
WxtSSt"soiH,F yioltIit 90 sid "'saSch now dsH"nnis on
rapidly be roiaced; 1hr h],yeLrpPo! sto,k Of Aimtricaa
81 sept ! last .S wI Soo yat.oo H1.sI; m Mh 81 en-
TO OrL / next, before which time they viii receive 40
cotton ot ne neat crop tu amount 10 anything AZ all,
II they should losn only a5Oup bale, weekly from 81
instant IN" loss would be more than HUU,uOO, but to
tho stock thrro on "a inst VIII hay" tO tbs
added whatever 10 exported from THIS country
direct % Liverpool merchants ana therefore exclusive
OF what win 60 direct % spinners, what mFrchan,s
may receive promises lp De hu exceedingly small
amount, aud what We shall Le able Co export hence
forth VIII be- light, actually. and particularly com
pared with what was exported after THIS late last
year. The Continent Is in, perhaps, litIle hcttsr posi-
ton as regards supply, but not materially so. The STA
tistlcAl position f0Tcotton, In the way Of worlds visi.
bio supply, promises to grow continually stronger"
The future trading was as follows
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HENRY :. BUNNER VERY SICK.
He Reached His Home in NutIey on Tues
day-Doubts OF His Recovery.

Henry C. Bunner. the editor OF Puck. who has
passed several months in California for his
health, arrived at his home in Nutley, n. j., on
Tuesday afternoon. He did not derive any
benefit from his trip to the West. He is suffer-
ing from q tubercular trouble, and it is feared
that he has consumption. II has been decided
tomorrow TO determine the exact nature OF the
disease.
Mr.. Bunner stood tho trip East exceedingly
well, His condition improved, in fact, during
the journey. lie was accompanied by Mrs. Bun
ner and his cousin. w G, Bunner OF San Fran
CISCO. W. !. JBunnor said yesterday II had been
feared that, his cousin, would bo badly affected
by the rarened Atmosphere while the train was
tains. hut that he was the only member OF the
party who did not suffer. Mr.. Runner has been
confined to his house since his arrival, and has
not received any callers. IL he should rally he
would be called upon to shake hands with most
OF the %citizens OF Sutley. with whom he is very
popular. There Is, however, much doubt OF his
recovery.
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Copartnrrship 3%lotirrs.

ID II. BlSSEIL h &C. The undersigned, desire
IL. OF forming IA limited partnership pursuant 10 the
provisions OF tne statutes nr Tie State OF New York,
First he name or nrn under which said partner.
SeCond-Ihe general nature OF the business In
tended 10 be transacted by sad partnership is the
buying and selling Of stocks, bonds, ANA other securl.
Third : The names and residences OF all the general
and special partners Interested In said partnership
are as tUliOwst Rensselaer, II, hissell, who resides at
sixty eight West kighty.ninth street, In the city,
county, and state OF New York, and Homer ". Men,
oils. WHO resides NJ Two Hundred and Twenty four
West lne Hundred and Twenty seventh street, In said
city, are the general partners, AMI lraStOu Ives, who
resides a. t%orIy,tour Last Thirty fourth screet, In said
fourth-Ih sali lirayton Ives az such special part
ner has contributed as capital tn the common stock ~
FiTh-The period at which the said partnership is
thousand eight hundred and ninpty-siN, and IN.
period nj which Il viii terminate Is THe tIirtirIh day
o. April In III" year one thousand eight hundred and
Dated AT the city OF New York the frat day OF April
one thousand eight hunarc1i ana nlnGty six
H1Htk Y NiSuoLA
State OF New York, CITY ant County OF New York, sAi
ON t1is iTst ,iay ~ April, In the year one thousand
eight hundred and ninety sN, hrfnre me personally
W. Nicho,, ana braN ton Ives, to me known, aud
known To ne, I" he thr indiyrlnals described IN. and
kLowlodsrd 20 me that they rgslgCl!E"ly executed tho
same, Mlltl'lS II, bEALI,
tNcul.l notary ruhic, New York 90.
State ~ New York, city and County ~ New York, as
krussnl N"T II, lAsArll, lclpg dUlN sworn. says 1haU
he IL one 90 the general partners named IN tue above
dollars specified IN said certificate to have BEEN con.
tTbuI"d ny BRAY ton. Ives, th" saud special partner. to
ally aud N good Iai'h paid Z ras4. 81 ,,s.r,,
sworn to before me this lrs' iAy q ApT4 SO.
Notary Public, New York Co
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-, Ecceirts.~ -aShfpments.-
H%Isi; IL SS:'y ySd9, :. NJ 81 f iSS.5.i 1890 10000 i ii5555s
T%,nA>'s Fl .rrnrs- Wheat advanced slightly In the
snI n H rMyner L1 fnfGTc Gra ny r s!pSri T E2 thc tsin nrni Il
iricc C"yeg9'. which said that the weather was re.
yeIoTmient toat tie centra, reg ,"ns ar" erI s"rl"nsins
a ]rritlcal time owing to dry weather and winds; that
Ss",H 1"s,arh injury: AN and .hHt 6G ne sp5Ins seeding Il
tn" Miohjsan Stale report gives the condition at Sd
Hsains, 90 4 year AGO Eisyator rssooplc were buying
M I]IyrrIool was Arm, and private adyircs from
t ,i"t en miTT SIy M a "nI' soon r i5.t o %Pese 70 s ssGHSy .cll hHt
torcalilr, caii~ed 10y disappointing foreign markets and
be- hrarl,h. TnS closing cables rcr6rt"d a decline 81
i mark 10 Ss mark in lerltn, and &c 10 Sc. in PARIS
Armour = Go. Ncr. selling openly, whatever tnat ma.
late, and a reaction today was no more than natural,
Whoa las it, frienG-, wAolook to see, a much greater
TInig IrHdis HHu&::im repari. NAT the stocksot wheat
: 500 600; totai dcrreaN" in III" worlds avaIlabi. sup;
sympathlZeh with wheat. though they showed no
jrrn"ltrn So sales. Crude. sr.a5 here; In oil
$1,000 $40 - clear backs, sill sl25U:'' mes. 500
Steady; quiet; city. 4UoEio5c' western, 5'a5c.
G { ";;" a'. Npri - Provisions We're duh and lever.
los Gnrnrh niSEer, GMt ci3std caster, There was no
maud. Everything now points to large receipts Of
hos in May aud June" Butter Receipts To.
day. $50 ,pksN; last sly DAYS, aI.06N; pre-
H.nuS IN uaNn. 'T"H, N%"MM nTratnrrS, m"1i'
Gi5c. ,Cln.rsc-krr"ipts t"dav, o4T nsgS last SIX
days, i.I3H. previous six days. 1.SlS. state. fun
cream large. fall made. fancy. l~0rtlo,tc. late made,
common to choice. 1"HHir.; small IA mide.
made, common e. choice, ,Ily"l0h.c; Eggs. Re-
Crip'S to-day, lO.YNn eases; Inst six DAYS, hh.56i:
previous >tv days. 1jllI. state, PENNSYLVANIA. AMI
Maryland. country marks, fancy. lac lStpc.; Western
aud southern, fresh gathered, common to fancy, IN
Wl2eC.: duck 'EsH, 2Ow re; gooS' eggs. 3hot Toe.
SUGAR quiet nnl firm; ~ test, $50; 80 test,
49,. sales 3 400 bags centrlfusals, 90 test. AZ 4ac.
KCnn"d firm and less active.
lILrAnn. AnIIl N.-Inr.r MLre tO-daNlA nrICeS;
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At the Broadway real estate snlcsrnOm Yesterday
J.. j. Phillips & GO. sold at voluntary sale M, auER-t
i0A,h street, a ,thr"r,,tory brown stoned wcllins, lot
l5NIb.l, 10 A. '. Parker for S1,I6u, The adjoining
blI.
Tctcr +. Meyer & Co, executors sale. Nos. $40 and
3l3 West Thirty ninth street, three, four, and hyr
story hriCk und frame tcnrmrnts and stores, plot
buNlS,n, to !. h. Cohen tor $i2. N0O.
William Kennedy sold IN foreclosure Nos aiA ana
AH5 Fast sixteenth street, two four story dwellings,
plot +A.ttgNp!, 10 william n. Schmohi for S3!lu0
John H. NrTrN"n has transferred 10y "a deed Ot con
vrNunce II cl yesterday with Register SOhmer the
tract ~ land consisting or 2l5 hCrr~ NJ land known
ms tho Castle IN Farm, In tho annexed district, he
side, me land under water In wilkin or West Creek
and WestChcstert rock, The consideration was SAbS,
900, uf which S5s5,UOO was left on mortgage.
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steaa Company Nulsauee.

The Health Board heard yesterday the COM
plant OF residents in the region OF FIfty-elghth
YORK steam Company. which has a station near
that corner. George 7. Dominick and DR.,
Dillon Brown represented the property owners.
plant are a nuisance. DIR. Z. W. MRTtin. Chief
Inspector OF Offensive Trades. backed them up,
w. e. Andrews, President OF the company, said
that II did everything 1t could To prevent a
nuisance, and the plant was going 70 be moved
10 the river front. The Board postponed action
until Tuesday next.
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Proposals.

NOTICE TO TENT hook PUBLISnERs- The stats
~ board Of school huOk commissioners OF Indiana
will receive sealed proposals ON tie following buokM
said proposals 10 be opened AZ indianapolis, Ind, May
For an English grammar. elementary, twenty-five
(2bl cents: for an EngliSh grammar, complete, forty
400 oentA said grantnArS " be : two booE sori6
Written by one author. DAVID X 0OSS,
s0pL Indianapolis sohOoLA BSSTSt1o.
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TO THE BONDHoLDERs OF THE
Northern Pacific & Montana
Railroad Company
AND HOLDERS OF
KnickerbOtker Trust Co. Receipts therefor.

NEW YORK, April 9Th. 1895.
the Northern Pacific Reorganization Managers. has
arranged with the latter that, pursuant to the pro.
visions OF page IL of the Plan OF Reorganization OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad System, the bonds OF
the Northern Pacific & Montana Railroad Company
may participate In such reorganization, receiving for
each 81. 900 present bond. with all unpaid coupons
attached,
$500 in the new 3 per cent. General Lien Bonds.
bearing interest from January LIST. 1897.
$500 In the new Preferred Stock Trust Certificates
OF tho rcorganizcG Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
Holders OF bonds OF the Northern Pacific and
Montana Railroad Company. or OF Knickerbocker
tlcipate in this arrangement. are notified to deposit
their bonds or receipts with Messrs. j. II.
MORGAN a CO., 28 Wall Street, New
York, not later than APRIL e3D, obtaining
In exchange therefor suitable reorganization certif.
Gates to be issued by them. Bonds or receipts not so
deposited may. at the discretion of the reorganization
Managers. DO excluded from the benefits OF this ar.
rangement.
The undersigned committee are unanimously OF the
opinion that prompt acceptance OF the foregoing
proposition is for the best Interests of all bondholders
or receipt holders.
GEORGE K. SHELDON,l
ROBERT MACLAY, c.--
CHAS. II. ia RNEY,
ISIDOK WORMSER,
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Glrrtions and 9Mectinas.

nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY
lJNEW YORK, April 10Th. lsDG-rhe annual meeting
OF the stockholders of this company will tie held at the
onict or the company, 81 Corllandt Street, in this city,
on Tuesday, the i2th day OF May next, for the election
or Managers and FOR other business,
The polls VIII open ~ " o'clock noon. and remain
open for one hour, The transfer books will he closed
from the close OF business saturday, May ID, until the
morning Of Wednesday, May l3th.
BY order OF the Board NJ NanaCcrs.
!. ". O~LYrHANT, Secretary.
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specie on Saturday. Gold 70 the amount Of
s20s,o0 was paid into the sub-Treasury to-day
on account OF Government bonds, and s25o.O 900
was deposited by one Of the special depositary
banks In exchange for legal-tender notes.
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
- E,fIa..a.
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fiusnftaL
Reorganization
OF THE
& Western Railroad
system.

~ DtShAs
To Holders or the following bonds ana
stocksi
NORFOLK & WESTERN r.. n. CO.
Adjustment Mortgage Bonds,
1OO-yenr Mortgnge Bonds,
Maryland ~ Washington DIvi.,on Bond..
Ciinch Valley Division Bonds,
Equipment Mortgage Bonds or 1sss,
Five per cent. Debcntures OF 1899,
Preferred stock,
Comr,on stock.
ROANOAKE a SOUTHERN RY. co.
First Mortgage bonds,
stock.
LYNCHBURG q DURHAM II. n. co.
First MORTGAGE Bonds,
stock.
A Plan has been issued for the reorganization OF
the Norfolk & Western Railroad system. Including
the Roanoke & southern Railway Company and the
Lynchburg 4 Durham Railroad Company. OF which
copies may be obtained at tic onirc o. the dcposltary
under snid plan, TIL ZERO MILE TRUST
COMPANY 100 broadway New York city.
Holders OF the above mentioned BONDS ana
STOCKS arc hereby notified that their bonds and
stocks must be deposited with tho depositary Ahove
named on or before APRIL 1900, after
which date deposits will he received only In the dis
erection Of the Committed and on such terms as II may
impose.
Depositing 20 nHOLDERS will receive Mt the
time OF deposit n sum In cash equal to three months
interest on the new First Consolidated Mortgage
D'''' w We ''''' '''''' wv 'hh'
Holders OF STOtIk OF the above classes are fur
ther notified that they must pay to the deposItary on
the terms specified in thr Plan, Sl2.5O per share do
posted. OF which amount 81 per share deposited
must he paid Mt the time of deposit, S. on or before
June LIST, 1890. 60 on or before July 9th. 1895, and
$3.50 on or before August 9th. 1895. In consIdera.
ton Of such payment they will be entitled TO receive
common stock In tho new company to the respective
amounts stated In the Plan.
Any further Information In connection with the
reorganization may be obtained upon application 70
the Secretary.
NEW YORK, April 9th, 1899.
LOUIS FITZGERALD, Chairman
j. TOD,
a. A. ~. B~OISSEvAIN,
FLEMIEG,
&. SLIGO DE POTHONIER,
II. +. X.
New York Executive Reorganization
Committee.
". F. GLYN. Secretary.
is Wall street. N. Y.
SEWARD. GUTHRIE, MoRAwETZ & STEELE.
Counsel
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oats were steody. Spot irregular. Receipts here to.
day 13.2UO bush: at Chicago. $50. $3.50. spot sales
1900 bush, H., luding lO,oOu for export To South
Africa. No. 2 white. 2Gllc.; May do. yjslc.; No. =.
9j.gc.: rejected, 2ilec.: No. > NJ X"d. 25loc.: No. g do,
2tlbc rejected. 22C.; ungrndcd. 2GCt 2SLc for white
and goo. E6lec. for mlN"d choice white, 2Taic. afoat;
white clipped, csc. (. o. b. afoat. Future sales
10000 bush, as follows:
last
Opcnirg forrest. Highest. Closing. Night.
Nny.."."..2iA. 2i5i 2ial 2il 2iA
The crop movement is as follows: