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stth ct. 10, rs " LIST sv: Arthur aorsch to
John N Molter. 3 yrs. 1870
etth ct. es, 10 W 1st av; same 10 FeliK Levy, -,
cad st, 8t6 E Henry @ and sophia Baurley
to Josephine Chedsey. ~installs. ,L.,.-... 500
1Otth ct, Sc. 2HO Q Sd ay; Gerd II Witte to
the EmiRrant Industrial Savings Bank,
10ith st, n r.. 100 Q Manhattan, ay; the N
Medical College and Hospital for Women
to the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society. -.
1iath st. lis Y; samuel II Raphael to 49,
Helene Fuld. 8 800
Bame property: same to Lazarus Mann
heimer, insthlls ......... z,U'
18th st, Q =, 25Oe boulevard: Samuel Stein
metz TO Charles Frazier & Co. demand. -. 800
Hath At. \ +, 3b1 Q LenoI av: Harold h
Holmes to United States Life 1ns Co. Q
Ii4th at, il2 W; Clara and Della Max to
Alphonse Hogenauer and ano. inatalls. &C.. 100
121st at. n 9, 400 W Lenox av; Thomas j
Byrne TO Mary F Hall, 2 yrs. ........n. 1919
135th st. = e cor Brown place: Petty. Sou.
lard 4 Walker Really Co to Chas y Brady.
2 yrs 49,
I4oth at. $40 f; Edward A Wolfe to vii.
liam O'Gornan, installs. .,.......... 30
14Sth at. n q, 250 " Amsterdam av; Charles
A Goff TO Frank Koch. I ". .......... 80
I6pth at, n W cor Franklin nv, widened;
Evelyn II White to German Savings Bank.
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Auction Sale To-Day.


Fortv-eighth street. No. 143. north side, PA
teet west OF Third avenue: runs north 57.1Ox
least Ii to beginning. fve-story brick fat:
The Germania Life Insurance Company vs..
Mary NJ. Briefly ct al: l.. and G. Shipman. at
due. $lo.144; subject to taxes. &c. S227.1O
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7th AZ, " cor il2th st, 100. iIIiooi waiter
TN q lss.sw 2sIso,io; Henry Feidmsn
18Th az, centre line. los n is8di ct. soi.to; ~
kipyn6ridSe read IL; Annie c Haley
isSStS: iiitis;;d ti,iiia.fS !; Fred EfHo5tscRRI%ssSsssi
Same prog Charles 8 DAWSON. trustee. to
2sis.ss., liz ION as. :aios.s; Francis
III Lewis to Ella Jenkins 100
!" Peter Mcdonnell MI 1i, :. Jacob Bi.'' $500
SD Hei st; a. T. 9aIes'e' Kate johnson to
same nSsG Prop pti Helena ReIcr to Cha. j King !
'a w. G q; s2s snd s2s (; Jeanette MacColi
10th At 4, 800 v 10th az. 251as.a; James
toth st. ms, 800 g 9TH sv. ao1as.p y; iFredk
Stencil to y Clara g as!lm.n 1..
bdtS st. -: |. say,s1 irrcr; the rector. &c.
Both 4 ! : 8 Madison ay, a]7xiSo.5: uint;;
verrity Real Estate Co to Annie Stone and
Goth At, : io2 ? Madison ~. 3-ailoo.S;
bist st. 81. I27 e.ist ~. i%,siloc,S;: Eugene
H whalen. ref. to Minnie Fisher......... $3.50
II whaien. ref. to Daisy b Cohen 800. $500
'7 Msi +, n 8 e. st q e - ,S onr! sS; 2 sG p..s Clara
'I Woi ct, ms n :, 3 si !; e % ION av, Ssqsi2'."; Clara
0I rins : s, or; 70 TO- Hsn :" f%slan,s sio".'' A',h' $4,000
ZOOS eirs Amos n Emo 10 Ella WOMB
Amos r En- ct al to John r. Marsh ,'..,'. $4,000
ct al to Rachel Hattenbach and ano ,,'.'. nom
10Th at. a., Sos " Am.tsrdsn Az; lTyio9s;
18th ct. 80. 700 3 2 9TH av. 24SIina.2 =; the
Equitable Life Assur Society u 8 to Edw
7q,h :; in T ,nsi91ioo,S; Johann. ,,,,o
6Iat 81. AoR F DhYIng =. IaWia q MARI To
Thos Mcdrath ...,.... .,....... 1
Henry and Sophia Banrley .,....-. Exchange
10Th i. II" and III; Hsss.si,ooo.iii; John
pasidson to Bernhard Frenna
Charles, warren and Amos B B ssraston to .
,iith st. ~ +, i~sxs?.iil; Benj.mir NJ
Lsyoy t" Bertha Herhst - l
18th st. 10 v. aS,s1ioo,;:i1j Henry Gund.
ZACH and nno to Nollie strauss .......... !
Ii2th st. Il W.. 26.aIioo.i ii; same to Albert
Jennings to H b Holmes ....'..."~:,.. $4,000
.Hosensuer and ano y Clara Max aud ano, l
12sd St. sos v l.I6o,I Il; James Armstrong
1sist ST. n g. ias " Park av, 'iooiae. ii; Eli: "
hn b Frost, indy and as assignee. to Lewis
1880 st. % r. 2"AHb'll; Eugene y POTTER
to SDphie Con. ......... .........-.. l
14bth 1T, n q. $50 " Amsterdam av. SOI
1"9. 10. to 147th at: Chas A Con to Eli.
gene C. Potter ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I
man to 'Edw Wolfe. ..'..,.. -. 1900
Manning and ano to John Mcouade., '.. 1000
141st at. n ?. 200 e Brook av. BOX 100; Ben
jAmin Weed to John McQuadc ............ 1000
l4sth st. n +. 22J e Willis av, 2bI10O; Ed
win r Morse to Elizabeth r Morse. ....... 1
14Sth ~. n =. $50 " Amsterdam av, 5OI-
1910 to l47th st; Frank Koch to Charles
- ..s'.ss. .s.... .'.'-ss. .s....''s. =
15oth st, = $. 225 e Boulevard. 25xae.l1;
Henry Nathan and ano to Frank Koch. /
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Foreclosure Suits.

Proposed at. W &. at n boundary land of Oath Z
schwab, 123.3 X irres. oath ward. Hannah j King va
Geo N Wood ct al: atty, A THAN.
atty. r T b Easton.
Nth At, n 8. 200 W lat av, 5Ox1oo.1 II: Citizens Saw.
ings Bank VS. sophie Hoebermann ct al; atty, J W
pirsaon.
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The Rev. Alexander McGimn Called to .
Brooklyn Pulpit.

The Rev. Alexander McGinin. pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church at Mount Sterling. H..
has received a unanimous call to succeed the
Presbyterian Church at Remsen and Clinton
streets. Brooklyn. DR.. Fox resigned his charge
TO become one OF tho Secretaries OF the Amerl-
can Bible Society.
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Kings County Grand Jury Views tho County
Institutions.

TIL Kings County Grand Jury. before being
discharged yesterday by Judge Asphalt Of
the County Court. submitted a pr%esentment.
recommending the immediate equipping Of the
county buildings for paupers with sufficient
stitutions and said Of Patrick Hayes's Grow
Hill penitentiary: The institution is excel
lently managed, and ia a credit to the county"
The Jury found the wOmen's quarters In Ray
mond Street Jail In n wretched condition and
recommended the erection OF new ones.
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2sth ct. 312 W.. and interest in sale Of 3b1 9Th Az:
ELI e Jones. indy and exrT. VS. VIM P Jones and
ano. dover; atty. NJ f Haviland.
AID ct, 583 "; Dept of Buildings vs Matilda Nc
Cormick ct al building law violation: atty. e Otter
hAuEu
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flats and apartments to 9rt-alufur-
ttished.

a. FLATS TO LET "A.
sir TO S2I.
8 rooms and bath; every Improvement. ~ Brad
u We near Sai no SO a'''f 0u
8 rooms and bath; steam heat and hot water. Bee
tanitor. 100 West io%th st. to-day.
Second fat; 4 rooms and bath; steam heat and hot
water. See janitor. 500 Amsterdam av.
AT II DOLLARS.
Second fiat; 4 rooms and bath: very choice Bee jsni-
$50 10 S22.
large. light rooms and bath. SEQ 3anitor. eo East
sls TO $40.
houses. see %janitor. 1ls West lieth st.
oven plumbing. private halls; near Park and Riv-
erSide. See janitsr; isI Vet bosth st.
Best h..s you can hnd for the r3onsy; new 9 rooms ems an. and
FOL West io''n S. sa as' 6 II boulevard
One vacancy: 8 rooms and bath: all light; every Inn
SI4 To $50.
and s rooms: bath: delightful location. 60 weS
1oeth st. and 10 Wsst 1 I2 q; o
New single apartments. 2 rooms and bath; every Inn
provement: high class. s+s and s+5 West End av..
SO n SEQ.
Leno1 av.. near ] 18th st.: 4 and 8 rooms; all i'm
provement'. See tS5it"r
sd 'v'' ai'o' near !. ss Ish 70 a; fs $40 rooms
Io5th st.. II West; single apartment; all light. 7
rooms; bath Gonyeniently Located; See %!snitor.
pO6 bus ay.. near lO4th st.
A~PARTMENTs in the Improved Dwellings. ss1
heated: l. BROTHERS. ss5 Broadway.
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OFFICES TO LET in the Jewellers Exchange build.
~ ing, 81 and 81 Maiden lane; suitable for
diamond settlers; also rooms for factories in same
building; reasonable rents.
a. William At.
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Dmrlling Aousrs to grt.

co PER MoNTH for three.story dwelling. 5s<
GoOO East ll7th ST., near Pleasant av. See caro-
taker, or
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Furnished.

AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE,. West 7sd
n ST.; rent So. 900. possession at any time.
THOMAS q ~ECkERsOS. IS West 3oth St
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West Side.

DOTH sT IL EAsT.-Pleasant, comfortable rooms,
~ breakfast IL desired. central location; refer
ence given and required.
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9th ST. 1a4 EAsT.-Largo double room. o.,
Gf quiet neighborhood; central location; single
room. 81.
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Sthrt 9Oard.
East Side.
Rooms & Apartments to 2tt
East Side.

OdTH ST. 100 EAST. Private family will rent
II one or two rooms to gentlemen; choice ap-
pointments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April q (SpeciaD-Wheat was up nc
early on that Odessa cable which came here late
Wednesday declaring drouth in Russia threaten
ing a calamity. Buying by foreigners early seemed
to confirm the news. Liverpool was up Nd but
all Continental markets lower. especially
Paris and Antwerp. From every directon-Paris.
Liverpool and London-came denials of any serious
ness In the Russian drouth situation. Finally
Kansas reported general rains under way. That
completed the list of bear influences The market
lost all it's early advance. The close was 1sa4c
under Wednesday. July opened from 7Esc 10
73c sold between 73i2c and 7l7sc and closed at 72sc
sellers May touched Tic and closed at 7lisc. The
crop news was not apprecably changed. THE
Price Current" said the situation had been about
maintained during the week, but had not been bet
tered. Clearances were only $4,000 bushels. A
Toronto message reported the winter wheat crop
Of Ontario seriously impaired. The Northwest
had 334 cars. against 333 cars last year. Here
there were 4s cars. against l49 cars last year Inc
market got considerably call price early. and
there was lot of selling against those privileges
The seaboard reports % loads for export. Shipping
sales from here were 10000 bushels. The market is
on a shipping basis for No. Northern
Corn was influenced most by wheat, up &c early
but finally closing ltc under last night July SOLO
at 35lsc and at 3il1c and closed at 34Ssc sellers
May closed at S37.c Liverpool was SD higher
Seaboard cearances were $4,000 bushels. The ship
ping demand here was only fair. Sales, 10000 BUSH
els The seaboard reported 80 loads for export.
The receipts were 1862 cars, with 10 for to-mor-
row. There was good weather. Patten continues
a seller OF All assume a large area
The incident in oats the relative strength
in May. in getting to 2ikc over July. May closing at
26Iac July at 2ic and September at 2c. large
May line is held by a shipping concern-Nor-
ton Switzer. 1t is supposed to have about million
bushels for May and to have IT protected oy sales
FOR July. This interest willing to cnange TO-
day 2i2c difference. The contract STOCK is only
400 600 bushels. Receipts were 1872 cars the esti-
mate for tomorrow. $50 Shipping sales to-
day. $4,000 bushels.
Flaxseed was easy. May closing at 81 Il, COM
pared with 81 IS last night. Minneapolis had 4
cars; Duluth none: Chicago. 10. The American
Cereal Company Is supposed to be Interested
largely in the market the long side at lower
prices
Provisions easier. pork losing sc; lard and
ribs 2isc. II merely changing market. with
the shorts covering and longs liquldatng. There
were % 200 hogs with 1900 estimated for to-mor-
row; 5000 West against $4,000 last year. Ship
ments OF lard disappontngly light, only sos 900
pounds to-day.
The steamers got through the Straits to-day, and
the whole grain fleet will tomorrow.
on the curb puts July wheat closed at 1ssc;
calls. 72ac Puts on July corn, Siiac: calls, 34i9c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28

Exchange OF silver bullion certificates representing
10000 ounces OF silver were made at from 0o7' ~
erl The last sale was at 63l1
FOREIGN TRADING.-London was not an I'M
portant factor in the local market lts trahsao-
,iors IN railway stocks the buying sac
amounting 10 about ten thousand shares ro.ee
houses again sold Anaconda. The seihng vi t'e
last named was on ''seler-twenty' options.
CONTROL sECURED.-The United States MOTT
gage and Trust Company. with other pa.ho - 49,,
secured control of the following street rail.oa"
rrororttos I'm the city of washington. D. C.; Me-,
ronolitan Street Railroad Company COLUMBIA ran
WAY Company Anacostia and Potomac RIVER N"l.
roa C.omnapv Brghtwood Railway Company
yIash,,gton Woodside and Forest Glen halfway
Comnarv Georgetown and Tenallytown Railway
Company Washington and Rockville RAILWAY oo""
pany and Washington and Great rams n''
Comrarv II Is understood that It is the intention
OF the syndicate TO consolidate THESE stiee. 'a',
road nronertics with the United States Electric
I,,,.,r cor,,arv and the Potomac Electric Power
c,or,narv both OF which companies are controlled
by the same syndicate
OvERsIrBSCRIBED.-The subscriptions for the
81 c0 Oo first mortgage trust gold bonds' PEI
cent Ave-twenty year, Series j. OF the united
states Mortgage and Trust Company, was opened
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and closed immedl
atcly thereafter, the issue being very ia'ee'' wv
ETPIREs To-MORROw.--The time for deposit,
ing Texas and Pacific second SewYork for
exchange into new Iron Mountain louis; err
tomorrow The Mercantile Irns s,od So on thy New
tincates Of deposit nave Deeh "S'eu u" ''' W
York Stock Exchange 80. ,r, ,-,.o ~
iI %DDvANcE in SILVER BULLIoN-The price eo OF
s.nrSa,. coaching in London 2slsd an ounce, tne
highest point it has touched In that MARIE rsine
~ sS5siSc in this city. net gain for the day OF
90 cents.
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BANKERS posted rates were

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
mercial SOC discount: bank. 81 premium San
Francisco-Slght. 10c: telegraph 71zc Cincinnati
over the counter soc premium; between banks,
mar and 15d2oc discount. Savannah-Buying lII6c
discount selling 75c per 81 900 premium. ShaIIes-
ton-Buylng par: selling lsc premium boStol,L
iSSi1s 90 discount Chicago-5c premium. ST Louis
Joe premium. -, r,Aoos
RANK CIEARINGS. - NewYork - Exchanges
sao1 fsi ZIG: balances S93770. Chicago-Exchanges
40 fi961; balances. 81 1851 Boston.Exchanges
so- olS 2a3. balances $3.50. 7l6. Baltimore-Ex-
change $s5i7 1888: balances se2e Sa Phllsoeiphia
Fxchanges sl4 72i 202; balances, S2O4l, 20 1T,
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTs-The weekly
s,s,emsnt of the Bank OF England shows the fol-
lowing changes: Total reserve Increased tS445 90
s other securities decreased f2s other depo o o
Increased f77O00. public deposits Increased tHWo'
notes reserve Increased $4,000. Government Sc
cftyities unchanged. The proportion OF the 6ank
reserve TO liability is 1870 per cent. compared with
Ml0 per cent last week. Rate or discount uh-
The weekly statement OF the Bank OF France
shows the following changes: Notes In circuiatioh
decYeased $4,000 francs, treasury accounts cur
renf Increased 12,725co francs, gold IN hano IN,
rreased 10000 francs. bills discounted increase1
= $500 francs and silver in hand Increased SoooV"
FOREIGN MoENY MARkET.-call money S,IS,, In
london, 2421z per cent. Open market discount
80 2kQ2 sic per cent for short ana 5.io per
cSnf Tor long bills. Berlin discount rate ~ per
fS0nk Paris. "a per cent Berlin exchange on Lon
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,aris exchange on

DON 20 marks 1917 pfenniss Paris exchahse vi
London 25 francs 10 centimes: ,,-. ~so1s
EJrR0PEAN SEt-Il RITES. - British consois
closed at HOS for money and 11o% for the account.
French rentes, l01 francs 30 centimes' 0p"iS" "
in London, 5Sia. . IT,. co,lo Nov
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 63'.c Men
lean silver dollars 4si1aooc' bar silver J" i'o"'O'
29d ,o ,,,.. 1,shon
AZ: Ruenos Ayres 1850: Rome. 49, ,.s
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. customs ISc .te
reported from Washington. 1891 4S': internaI sSa :
nue. receipts 81 1871 2aS miscellaneous receipts 80
se5: total receipts. 81 7$oG4s ss s5i i
expenditures Sal 129O 600 excess of expenoi'9utte
sS4745oi Receibts for the fiscal aye year excess Of
expendtures SSs $50 $40. Receipts OF Natio""'
bank notes for redemption. S221 All.
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Couartnership Nollees.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the co-partner-
Az ship heretofore existing between George G. Brown
and Charles r. Jewell. under the firm name OF GEORGE
q. BROWN & CO.. and doing business In the CITY OF
New York at New Washington Market. as COM
mission merchants been dissolved sueh dissolution
dating from the 2sth day Of April 1899
The affairs OF said partnership viii he iqudaed and
settled by MI Brown. who will continue In business az
NV ' ' GEORGE @. BROWN
CHARLES II. JEWELL.
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. n,-rprlsrMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received Al their Uptown once No LAP Broadway.
81 49, north ~ 3is-st until O'clock y. advertise
ents received following branch Offices at regular
or,cs rates until o'clock q. viz 25i sthave e.
on ess-si i52 6th-ave i2th-s Mays. 6th-ave
and l4th-st lac coumbus-ave near West e6th.st los
sd-aye roth and 18th ats; LOGS a-aye. near
s9th-st $50 3dave.. near
aisst asa sd-ave 2io Bleeckerst.: 3e3 Beecker-st;
eos 3d-avs $40 East 70th-st 1874 3davs: 2662 SdAve
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RAILROAD BONDS.-Market strong ana ac' I've
fetal sales amounted in par value 10 s.. 2o2 oVO.
aeainaf 81 36l 600 on Wednesday. The heaviest
dealings were in the Atchison and Mexican
pociAc IS receipts of 1899: Denver and RIO Grande
a. Hooking Valley AIS. Kansas CITY, Pltts9urg
sr6 cS,,f Isis New York Central Lake Shore 312s,
%orfolk and Western Is. Peoria and Eastern
ists al Louis Southwestern issues. Reading as
TaSas pacific 2ds Wabash I'd SIS. Brooklyn
Queens County and Suburban -, Rock Island Is;
illinois Central louisville and St Louis diviSlonsl
eiIs Iouisville and Nashville collateral As. Union
pacific As and Wisconsin Central LIST receipts
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Wisconsin Central Company

FIRST MICE. FIVE PER CENT. BONDS.
To all holders of United states Trust Conn
pany,s certificates, representing bonds de-
posted under the agreement, dated JAM
nary 23d, 1895, between bondhOlders Of the
Wisconsin Central Company and the Re-
organization Committee thereby consti-
tuted,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that. required By the
terms OF the bondhoders agreement and by the
., the formal plan OF reorganization approved by the
certificate holders January l4th 1896 the Reorganization
Committee has formulated plan OF reorganization for
the Wisconsin Central System. including the details and
notifications referred the said formal plan adopted
January 18th 1885, printed copies OF the plan
prepared have lodged with the United States Trust
Company New York. and with the Old Colony trust
Company for distribution TO persons entitled TO
receive the same and that meeting Of the holders Of
said United States Companys certificates Is hereby
called and will be No 60 18th story Of
the United States Trust Companys building. No Is Wall
Street in the City New York. Tuesday the % day
Of May 1899 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
slider the said plan which will be then submitted tbs
said meeting.
GEORGE COPPELL, Chairman,
JOHN CROSBY BROWN,
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
GERALD l.. HOYT,
FRED T. GATES,
JAMES c. COLGATE.
Reorganization Committee
EvARTs. cHoATE BEAMAN.
CHARLES c. BEAMAN.
GEO. WILDWOOD MURRAY. Counsel.
JOSEPH s. DALE Secretary.
"a Exchange Plaza
New York. April 18th. 1890
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j. PMORGAN & CO..
TO THE HOLDERS OF SECURITIES OF THE
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
r. R. Company
AND It's TERMINAL COMPANIES:


The undersigned who have been requested TO act a.
COMMITTEES protect your interests. advise all hooers
10 retrar from deposng their securities with any COM
mittee until proper plan II reorganization has oeen
formulated In the meantime your property VIII not
suffer as the charge men OF ability IN
tegrity. and experience
will cooperate with foreign holders. representng
Informed. majority Of all the securities ar
fected in passing pertectins proper plan OF TO-
organization
publicly request the deposit Of securities as soon
by ourselves bv cooperation such plan has Teen
prepared and approved Pending such action we ask 'ne
security holders communicate with the chairman or the
committee OF the Equitable Trust Company. Phila-
depha giving their addresses and amounts OF their re-
spective holdings.
WILLIAM F HARRITY. Chairman
y. " BAKER. Baltimore.
AUGUST HEcKSCHER. New York
SAMUEL. r. sHIPLEY.
SII.As w. PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
Philadelphia April 18th. 1890.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATEs-Money on call. Az per cent
with exceptions at 3l1 and per cent. The time
money market was unchanged, with rates at Sl5
per cent for two and three months. and 4Q4h per
cent for four and six months. Commercial paper
was dull at 3l2p4 per cent for sixty TO r.nety
DAYS Endorsements. 444l5 per cent for high-grade
single names, and above for names not so well
known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - Market dull and
strong Actual closing rates follow:
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financial.
Kings County and Fulton
Elevated Railway Companies.
NOTICE.

NVl lSEs
To the Holders OF the
First Mortgage Bonds,
Collateral r rust Series A Bonds,
Collateral Trust Series B Bonds,
Income Debeniurc Bonds, and
Stock Of the Kings County Elevated Railway
Company, and
Firrt Mortgage Bonds Of the Fulton Elevated Rail-
way Company,
Notice is hereby given undersigned have pre-
pared the plan reorganization Of the Kings County
Fulton Elevated Railway Companies copies Of which
be obtained at the Office OF the Guaranty Trust Company
OF York. No. IS Nassau Street New York City Fun
particulars details OF the pan and also Of the
ganzaton agreement prepared hereunder can be Oh
taned at the Office Of said Trust Company
The holders OF the various securities above named may
become parties 70 the reorganization agreement BY
posting their securities In said Trust Company
before the 18th day of May, 1900, and paying
the assessments called for by the plan No deposit Of
securities be received after that date except upon
such terms as the undersigned may impose
The Guaranty Trust Company Of New York will give
its negotiable receipts the Usual form for all deposited
securities holders Of the first mortgage bonds OF the
Kings County and Fulton Elevated Railway Companies
who have already deposited bonds in said Trust
Company pursuant bondhoders agreement. dated
January 49, 1899 may exchange the temporary receipts
delivered TO them by said Trust Company under that
agreement for receipts the plan and reorgani.s
ton agreement above referred TO-
Dated New York. April 18TH 1888.
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
WILLIAM A. READ,
WALTER q. OAkMAN,
JAMES JOURDAN, o.,
Committee.
TRACY. BoARDMAN & PLATT.
Counsel the Committee.
IS Wall Street. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-28
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE observation-disclosures firm and fairly
active Standard OIL closed at is5a4Ss against 45fl
4s7 on Wednesday. Last prices OF the other promi-
nent issues Amsterdam Gas. 36l4q37; pre-
ferred 65Q6s Car Foundry Zi4d2sh; Wagner Pal
ace Car IseGiss: Air Power $780, Electric Vehicle
IslQl35: Bay State Gas. 4G4i4; Havana Commercial
sOqA; preferred. 70Q72.
silver BULLION sALEa.-Sales on the Stock