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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

One of the leading transportation corporations
of this country desires to secure the services of
gentleman as its treasurer, who is competent
to take charge of it's finances and administer
them with Independent authority, except as adj
vised by the Executive Committee. lie must be
familiar with railway anG other securities dealt
in on the Exchanges at New-York and Boston.
must be favorably known TO financial institutions
in those cities, and not over fifty years of age
Answers TO this advertisement should state quail
fcatons and previous experience. and the real
maine and address OF the writer may, II desired
he enclosed in separate sealed envelope which
will not he opened unless, after examination OF
record, personal communication is desired.
All communications will lie regarded as strictly
confidential, and enclosures will he returned TO
any address indicated by the writer.
Address for one week +. L. OLCOTT,
Nov 10. 1891. u Wall-st.
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EARNINGS BEFORE CAPITALIZATION

Prior to Capitalization and organization as hor1MghlY
Conn,ny I'm November 1889 the business was
examined by English accountants me Iea, and he ras
plant were valued by competent appraisers anu W.
history OF the business. especially III thc way VI H., 70
was subjected 10 the most rigid SCRUTINY! otontH tSc
average YEARLY profit of the UNITED S11IES ,sa
z,tion was sufficient per cent interest on n M
standing Debentures. provide the yer cent io r cent
on the Common shares. During this perol w. ioN OWL
net nrnNt mnie year WIS T.l-lf- -, NIr
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Wednesday, Nov. |


There could he no clearer proof OF the strictly
professional character Of the recent trading than
the stagnation in the Stock Exchange markets
to-day Active buying for the short account
ceased and as there was no fresh demand from
any quarter the market became excessively dull
The elimination Of the short interest removed
certain support, but there was pressure OF
stocks, and although prices sagged during the
greater part of the day, the closing was strong
and the final variations were generally small ad-
vances There was no change in the conditions,
unless for the better, and the European news
was opposed 10 any serious financial disturbance.
The fornightly settlement at the London Stock
Exchange will not be completed until tomorrow,
but there would seem to be little chance of de-
veopments which might indicate inherent weak
ness. The situation on the Continent is less
stable and a sharp demand for money might cause
further selling Of American securities, which seem
TO be the only available assets of Europe.
The local news was in favor OF continued ad-
vance in prices. The St. Paul Railroad reported
earnings in the first week in November which
were $l32296 in excess OF those III tlle same WEEK
q wear ago but St Paul was the weakest OF the
active stocks Erie was practically unchanged.
and the preferred stock actually lost l.. per
cent, although it was understood that dlvldehd
Of . l.? or per cent on that stock had been
recommended by a committee OF the directors
The largest advances that were scored were not IN
resnonse to published earnings and Union Pacific
and Chicago Gas closed is per cent higher for
purely speculative reasons Aside from Missouri
Pacific and few specialties. their advances were
fbe only ones that were worthy of notice. As
rule the final gains were small fractions.
The temporary Strngency Of money which fol-
lowed the heavy Withdrawals by Eastern banks
evidently has come to an end On call and time
money was much easier and the tendency of
gold and currency continued toward this centre.
Until near the end of the year there is no lkeli-
rood of further disturbance and not even then
if the present financial and commercial conditions
shall be continued. The key to the money and
stock markets, however, is the European bitna-
ton, and that is liable TO abrupt changes.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
sale of 81 0. 900 registered as was made at a
concession of 1-S per cent, but bids for this issue
were raised without attracting further business.
The closing quotations were as follows,
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Proposals.


ID ROPOSALS FOR STEEL MATERIAL FOR
I The ,M00HARNSSK,n SSAAyAL sHPr iit e.
Der ~. 1sel:-sealed proposals. ndc!sed Proposals
for the navy Yard, Mare Island Cal, 70 b oDsaa y
Visions ard ClS.Aine Navy Department, W wa.assss
ncly opened Immediately thssestser to furnish at he Say,
Yard Mare Island, Cal, 22S,2e0 pounds steel material N
the 'MOnadnock p also quantity q supplies. eonssts
Of hardware, lumber SHIFTING e. ne articles nus, -
spsction Blank proposals viii be Furnished upoa aprl,
ton 10 the Commandment, Mare Island the Navy Pg
ONCE. San Francisco Cali Or % the Bsreas Tie '.,,
all other things being equal decided BY lot The Dsst
or all bids deemed advantageous 70 the ornrsas
EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster- General ". S. navy.
TIO IRON MANUFACTURE Of 10
LisAs House bogtSsssr 30 District ToT .g,i
eeysd at this office until IL o'clock noon Of ruest As
and abbr Of all Kinds necessary for. the completion 4.
livery and erection the site of the nstAsOk q AZ
Waackaack Lighthouse, New-Jersey. Plans. spscfs
lions, forms Of proposal and other nfcE lation may
served reject any or all bids and TO waive sny dgs
ID. p HEAP, Major OF Engineers, U. 5. A., LIZ
Engineer, Sd District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
OFFICE OF TIE
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Goa
New.york, Oct. 10, 1891.


OP TIE 81 S5S 900 CALIFORNIA AND OREGoN
OIyIsION FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS (SEkiES ]"
MATURING Ian / 1892 bonds to the amount OF *LocV''
600 are TO be redeemed and cancelled through te SnA
mo Fund The company has made arrangements 10 cA'
end tho balance thereof VIZ $i35S 900 OF such bonus
- thot rho prncpal thereof shall become payable jan L.
1915 with interest meanwhile payable seniannuaiy jan
| and July l. at ) per cent per ahnum, principal anu
interest pavable in gold coin the unbI o'ales UT ~
tho onon ~ the holder az banking house OF Messrs
spever Brothers. London England at the face Vi f'u
sterling Der dollar ordance with the Endorsement on
the Pond The right OF tondhoders to avail themselves
Of such extension until 81 35S 600 OF said bonus snu
have bsen extended ha, reserved such holders
az prior to the NINETEENTH DAY OF NOFEIBEh'
1891 shall deposit their loods for that purpose WIN
speycr g. Co., Mills Binding, Now-fork, or VII"
spe,er Brothers, 7 Lothbury. London, England. or
with Teixera de Nattos Brothers, Anisferdain hoi-
land. holders presenting their bonds hr't VIII nave
the first right have their bonds EXTENDED the tosA
amount OF bonds 10 be extended being limited to 81
a,s 600 a. stated above The extended londs VIII be
stamped the extension and new coupon Sheets
VIII be annexed representing future interest The eN-
Ten don Will be made without charge to bondholdess
The remainder o, the Sinking Fund for Series "A
and "B" Bonds after redemption q sl5oO,ooo bonds as
above stated will the extension continue
to be subject to the provisions for application and pledge
thereof a. expressed in bonds. The payments into
the Sinking Fund during said extended period VIII be at
the rate Of $1,000 per anDum, and are TO be applied
to the purchass londs secured by said mortgage,
obtanabe below ITO per cent aud accrued interest
Cops OF the extension agreement be obtained at the
Companys office and at the ohioes of the Bankers above
named. , ~ ,,,xr,~cuox
too prasid
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS To BE PLACED.
Iocaton Character. Amount
ulyInpa Wash-The attorney Of the Tacoma
National Bank, w. Is. Blackwell,
pres has written authorities OF Oym- .,,, Am
pia that city bonds TO amount OF , sioo'Voo
recently voted 10 be Issued, could not
be sold because city's Indebtedness
would thereby be increased over the
s per cent limit. Courts VIII be ap'
pealed to. 49,, g..
Fareury Water WORKS to s@ount $1,000
was carried by a majority OF ~.
Toledo Ohio-Specal election TO authorize Issue $4,000
OF Park bonds 10 amount of....--.... oo0,UoO
resulted in the Affirmative.
BOND NEWS.
Westchester PeDn.-Westchester Street II. H: ooooo
Go. has mortgaged road 70 amount a. f3O,oO0
10 complete a branch road TO Lenape.
CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL.
roea.Iou title. Capital.
san rr'n''i fdw r. stinc president 81 900 900
payton Iu-Dayton Milling and Power Com u
Company, Miles Masters, president. 1900
se"'"' COMPANY .'.....e.. -. 100000
cbicapo iii Chicago Electric Cariisge Co..
w o. Worth, pres, TO mfg elcctr n
vehicies -. 100000
on'ae0' pres to mfg fire alarm appaiatGs' 100000
HYDE Park, Mass.-Boston steam Gauge Co,
'' pres. Chss A. Wentworth to mfg.
engine appliances ..................~.. 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
PROFITS SINCE CAPITALIZATION.

pRORITS SINCE CAPITALIZATION
nhe sromons The frst years trading Of the EngIsn
Company after providing for the per cenS On of
@ s sr cent IN on the Pretsrsd
cent go ' and eayng forward years account
Toz For the second fiscal year ending July 81 lso Per
cent the s and ae se on
sa SsS s Sissy: nS
Ter. q o 1pe sa s
o $xss So ' ssf fSsG he 100000
Se sumHaSiuaon Of the foregoing shows that the
the business during the past two s yfs to asse
n ssaaas q n nrs
THsn q ss ho%n %shOas parallel the history of in
dustrial enterprises.
PROSPECTS,.
prosperous condition and is steadily improving This Is
specially in Grea. britain ard che CcnrIsS% hcS
lii slsntSes show ss
neSa: hne profit and ana REDUCTION in working
S 81 II O5"iRs' ssp,sk e
, 9sss o. ne D S"s1sr: sss ss
cam be apsd 10 pyn ssSsk
n %Gs 3 icing She
ss S ws2 fs f HSS .SN n
In this country at the same time far more pronssoIs
and permanent when established. The reduced cost on
production cheap advertising rates make the ponts
preater while conservatism OF the people athousn
aficult to outset soon develops mo
confidence which makes their patronage constant anu
durable
PREFERRED STOCK.
The g per cent Cumulative Preferred Stock OF this
Comnany OF which 1000 shares only are orered or SUD-
snton is safe high security aBording an assured
rate OF interest worthy the attention OF the most coh'
sentative investor
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The right IL reserved reject any subscription or 70
accent il In part. II subscription is wnoy relc1
the amount deposited application VIII be returned
me whole amount applied for be not allotted, the amount
paid application VIII be applied on the sums 10 become
due the allotment , .- .so ND =,
prayed trust Company Certificates issued by the central
Trust Company will be delivered at once after fnal pay
nent Is made. -, a.,
ANY inStslment may be paid in advance unler dis:
count a Of cent annu and stock issued
.-o-...
Failure to payment OF any instalment may opera%
As a forfeiture of all previous payments.
Dy!donds declared and paid six months By the
English Directors In London, after thorough
animation and business by chartered English
accour ans In this COUNTRY the senlannual dividends
are paid by the Central Trust Company as soon as they
are received from London such dividends usually being
paid in April and October Of each year.
TRANSFER AGENTS:
CENTRAL TRUST CO.. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

a,s ., tho l.st Two years prior the capita
s s e business were the largest in is history WIN Srot
excention OF those for year Inc t1aj nj
f,r he seven years exceeded THREE AIL|i"N' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

Among State issues there were sales of Louisiana
consol Is at SO and Tennessee settlement Is at
30. OF city bank stocks, America SOLD ~ al
s03 and Western National t30) at 1870
The general bond market was extremely duil'
but there seemed TO be no full supply ana con
seouenty the general movement OF prices was up
ward The final advances were small, and in issues
affected by special causes. Reading third incomes
rose "a per cent to SO IA The greatest weakness
cent lower at SO IA, and Texas Pacific income
seconds. which lost 3S per cent. closing ut go 10
Reference is made to our full report of bond sales
The money market distinctly easier Call
loans at the Stock Exchange ruled at 8 per cent.
with exceptional transactions at 6 per cent. The
last loans were at 4, and at the close balances
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, S13o,1 OF, $50; balances S5,l0l,056
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S472.S3G. The net loss on balance
S342 5j7, made up by loss of S364,090 in coin,
minus a gain of S2l 533 in currency. The days
operations included: Receipts. $3,396,5s5: pay
ments, S3,739,14 resulting in general balance
Of SIi 5,$7o,si5, consisting Of $li2 .6Ss, 4e5 coin
and 50, 73l 100 currency.
The Treasury bought 443 900 ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from 9515 to 9535 cents
an ounce. The offerings amounted to 900
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day SlS1,o11 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s59O,l6o. the in
ternal revenue receipts S437,556, and the miscel-
laneous receipts $4,000.
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows:
Net gold on ssS 800 Dee
Net silver hd. 1I30siS 1905, 1907 Dec. 125,4S
Net leRateudcrs
HAND 5.912215 7,O9l, g0S Inc. 1119,093
Actual cash In the
vaults
outstanding
certificates $50 1877 Slf3 col s Inc. 81 O45 6A
Deposits ~ BANK. 1872 S9o H2l7, 800 Dee. 15jls9
Net cash bal 1856 sl57s19G $50 Inc. sSo0465
The foreign exchanges were quiet and steady
was not affected by the large purchases of sccuri
lies yesterday, apparently for foreign account.
Appended are revised quotations for actual bust
neSs Bankers bills, "a so 1-2 and 81 SO 1-2
for long and short sterling respectively: French
francs. 5.23 3-A and 52l Ia reichmarks
% l-2 and 95.
In London, British consols were strong in the
early dealings. but they closed unchanged at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

gsd and ssa D Dsr TN
jay 81 1884, IS SSs 8 90 't
c5 ssd w o1a e
n, The SSss saes sS year s the de5eaas
sS s on tns os While h
yearly profit mss ss sscu nine and for the last
favorable features connected with the business of H. H.
waEneh Is the raess house of its kind the world, its
beng sold BY nealy one million a. snos
chemists, Country on the globe widespread
popularity Of preparations is the best e'iueA7
nf The business Of Company virtually %91SpG c
ssc wasa and sae the
il al tns p RI sSp1 osSe Of the anu
pfCR'c OF Ts has no liability beyond Debsnturss
p pr. ser to sisoo the debt incident to
The S nterprse business" A sss.sa
still the general management OF the man VINO aay Of
material in employ Of The COMPANY to Sntn ncS re ent
sSsnss ,rGsssssy should any unforeseen
As the uSness going concern paving enormous Ia,
The coSany has its
tSr eE Sesa goo SaT Hss's sSe ' Value
rssvs sS,T $50 neressd bS the eSneson nearly
half the Company Debentures and the accumulation o
Re sta,ecn. of Profits before and since Sapa
Tho business IroQressvc and IT, Is Deileveu to
Tho f,t ire viii largely Increased pon o 'e
Fact that the Furppsa business Is growing ralny M
Tho future earning power OF the Duslne. II hd I
,,o Sac, that the majority Common stock - ncl ~
the men who originated il, and under whose carei" man
agement H. has been 81 successful In the past
NATURE OF THE BUSINESS.
Tho hus,ness Of H. H. Warner g. Co. Limited CONSISTS
q, the manufacture Of proprietary medicines ana
.1ons known ms Warners 'Sofe Remedies ana W.ileI
Safs' Yeast and started by the Hon H. H. Ms s
=. Rochester n Y In 1879 Offices and abora,orie, are
sbed In Rochester n. Y; Toronto. Canaaa luoI
EDoIand. Frankfor.- the Main. Germany; hrsu III
snft1erand Melbourne Australia. and Dunedin NeW-Aa
and THE e.tabshmen OF the offices ana laDOaVots ouv
iSa ~ Rocbester r. Y rendered necessary oNng Vi
The increase the business and the widespread
demand for the preparations
PROPERTY CONVEYED.
The price paid nv the Company for the en'e 9 unlne
os on INV al 1880 including the goodwill CIadeHiaks
In ali nrncpal countries and which are perpetla pr
crnt,ops and recipes real estate and easenf poprus
and buildings in America and elsewhere fxed AGA HONans
nsn aud machinery Rochester aud The clnereh;
houses cash in nd at banks the stocks III tsu
nsstlne OF wholly and partly manufactured socH, raw
material and advertising matter funisne ana al pIop
ev nsed in connec ton the business In all parts
the world ,oeethcr with the benefits OF al curree III
tracts entered into by Mr. Warner In relation thereO
was SO 395 600. Since that time the increase 81 dad
and enlarged earning capacity OF me cohcerh ''' '
largely to the value q the property -
rHrNAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

REFERRING TO ABOVE NOTICE, BONDHOLDERs
WHO DESIRE TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THE
PRIVILEGE OF EXTENSION, ARE REQUESTED
TO PRESENT THEIR BONDS, WITHOUT DELAY,
At THE OFFICE OF TIE UNDERSIGNED.
SPEYER 4 CO..
Mills Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

Crane, Parri. & Co.. Washington ID. C'
Traders National Bank Rochester, NJ IL
Amsden q spader, Rochester. n. y.
Union National Bank, Cleveland, ONO. ,r,
w r. Hucy x Co., 1 Is so. 18th ST., Philadelpse, ,s
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland Nor'"
Calvert ST.. Baltimore. ND
Forms Of Application can be oDtained'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
fflusicai 1nstrumcnts.

N ASSORTMENT Of second hand grand upnzAs ~
"A square pianos Of our own make In perfect eoo1ss
and fully warranted also number Of secondhand pas.
Of other prominent makers at very low prices.
WIN. kNABE Co.
14S 5th-aye.. near 20th-st.. NevYoys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

"a "a for money. and % 1.l6 for the account ,,
The Bank Of. England gained flD,oo sv o was
on balance In the open ' nsr cent for bankers
trs ss'er India az Council bs wce allotted at
an advance of l-32d, per rupee, but par slivc ,
declined sS to As dS but t"n Strong Closing
slightly irregular The fortnightly settlement pro,
ceeded without accident. No quotations iron'
' TS. T needwood Terra Mining Company has de-
clared its usual monthly dividend payaple ny
fonnsbery & Co., Mills Building. on November ~
Transfer books will be closed Sm tho, hote they will
nurcbose the rights to subscribe to the increased
capital Of the Third Avenue street hai,roau ~.
The Governing Committee al regular mu,i
ing admitted 10 dealings the following securi-
Chicago and Erie Railroad-Additional $oo1,,
OoO first mortgage bonds. being part OF one
s2,OoOOoo Of the anthor Ten Sm now listed
;s eli a. 200 ont Of the total Sl2.O0O,OOo
The National Starch Manufacturing COMPANY
Additional $500 first mor,gaSG Iod ~ yrtnoliy
the amount listed S5,jJ ~ w" ""on ID '
Nashville. Chattanooga and ST. louis s ,h Kali
way-Addtional 100000 iirst consoiia smes The
cage bonds issued in place Of prior ISSUES. Ins
amount now listed is $S,OoOOo0 of an authorized
issue of S2O,000,000. H. Dool,
Newport News Shipbuilding ana Ky I'll and and
Comnapy. formerly the Chesapeake Dry DOCK anu anu
Construction Company-An issue or S.'oVo,ouVV
first mortgage bonds bearing per cent lh'eres0
any The n"I Wacfensack Water Company reorganized-
Additional Sseo,l25 common stock ISSUED ior or rs
purpose Of charging and extending the worNs
Of the company. The entire amount of common
stock-S765, 1 5-s now listed. ..,, ON.
Colorado Midland Railway-Additionai sap,
600 consolidated mortgage bonds, making 'he
total amount listed $4,5Oa,o :,,o,. we,. sold at
auction Ihs e the Real ieiE and Auction Room
limited: - 80 ~ ,-s,
20 shares National Bank II the Repuohc, i'V
10 shares Pacific Bank 20o2 -
10 shares National City Bank 500. ,.-,
on shares Pacific Fire Insurance Company, 1870
10 shares Fulton Municipal Gas Co.. llS?. ION,
Al 600 Nassau Gas Light Co. OF BROOKLYN per 'e"'
SoS Florence Milling and Mining Co. list mort.
nor cent bond 1899, %. AN
sl0O Harlem Club per cent bono, 100. . m, Asso
< shares American Cooperative SAVING anu Ivan '>
citation Of the series Of March, 1889. s125 ,oo
shares American Soda Fountain Co.; conihen; wv
membership New. York Cotton Exchanae SoVV
liz shares Empire State Bank, 10. ~
4 shares Liberty Fire Insurance Co,o'z
4 shares National Broadway Rank: 292 .,
20 shares Brooklyn Academy or Music, 1904
shaYe Clinton Hall Association, 500
100 shares American Surety Co.. 14o. ,.-,
II shares National Bank Of Commerce, 1897 o-o
On shares Eetna Fire Insurance Co. OF Heruoru' 20
sS sbares citizens Fire Insurance Co OF y y, ~
10 shares National Fire Insurance Co. OF Az H. o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12

Old Colony Trust Co., Court and washington e''
Boston. e u..sa.rce
Industrial Trust Co., 81 Westminster s'' rr"""'"'
Hon. f. c. owry. Blackstone Blocl1; Ee,n n
The American Trust 4 Savings Bank %io "e"r"o'"
st'' CHc"so' lilo From Whom Prospectuses and Blank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-12
Cost ano (onno

r OST-Bank book No 226, 1856, on Dry DOCK ssr.sn
IL Bank. Any person having claims upon sad BOOK B
dave or the said book will be declared cancelled ,nd .
tinquished and a new one issued In lieu thereof
The Charlotte Democrat., 1891-01-23
Give Name and Address.

Said q st. Louis physician :. You asked
me why I inquired your address when
writing out the prescription for your
cough. The reasona~wiIl at once com
mend itselfto every sensible mind, and is
simply this: There have been cases in
Vulnerable where lives might have been
saved had the number of the residence of
the party for whom the prescription was
put up been known to the druggist.
For, as we all know, mistakes are made
even in the most reliable drug stores
through the carelessness of clerks. Not
long ago druggist found on returning
from supper, that bottle of strychnine
was on the counter and asked the reason
why. The clerk replied that he had just
been putting up prescription, and was
horrifed whom be found thatszshe had
made 6se of stryehnine instead of some
less harmful drug mentioned in the pre-.
scription The frightened young fellow
did not even know the name of the per
son who had come in for it, or for whom
it was intended, and after hours Of search
on the part of the distracted druggist. the
unfortunate victim was at last traced to
his home, but too late, for the first dose
bad killed him. That is why place the
name of the patient both on the presoripI
tion for the druggist and on the stub left
in my prescription book.-i&. Louis
Democrat .-7.- 1853 p 81. f.''t.sI.A i