New-York tribune., 1891-12-24


Net cash bal 500 el5o o76 Inc sl9G9 2o3
The foreign exchanges were quiet without
quotable change in rates. There were no Iresh
offerings of security bills. Appended are qnGI1,a- qI,a
81 81 "a and 81 81 for long and short sterling in:
respectively; French francs, 5.22 l-2 ana o.2o'
reichmarks, 94 "a and % 3-S.
In London British consOls were a tr1he lower
Mt 95 BIG for money and % 81 6 for the account
The Bank of England lost $4,000 bullion on
balance. In the open market money was AGAIN am
? per cent for daily balances. Bar silver was
unchanged at AZ 3-4d. an ounce. American rall-
way shares were strong ana 'np nS' Fpencb psiv
3 per cents advanced Is centimes to 05.35
The Central Trust Co. announces that the ,1t
for the da,na hg o sso hayEa
been declared imperative and abandoned, the
holders of the securities deposited undef said
agreement may withdraw the same upon
Of their respective reorganization certiilcalesi
Another reorganization committee has Deen 1orned
in lieu of the previous one headed by ~ Mt
Frederic 0cO pGddd tS OF ,Ge of
]. Wetzlar F. s. Smithers, Otto Lowengard and
Henry p. Tamadge, all large owners OF the the
securities of the South Carolina Railway 20;
Holders of purchase money consolidated seconn l
mortgage bonds or purchase money income Dohds
or shares of the capital stock OF the SAID rail-
way company are invited to deposit thelr Sc
curities subject to the new plan and agree
ment. with the Central Trust Co.. on or before
January 25 next, receiving therefor reorganlza-
bonds and stock will be required to pay an as, ;,
sessment Of o per cent upon the par amount OF
their securities, payable l-2 per cent at the tme
of deposit and the balance in instalments, March
IS, April Is, and May .. Copies OF the re-
organization agreement are obtainabe from the
Central Trust Co.: of New3York c
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company are
now receiving Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
preferred and common stock for Northwestern com
mon stock. and will deliver certllcates OF @ the
latter on Monday the 2oth inst, and each day
thereafter as soon as the certificates can be COM
plcted. The amount of S3 90 per share VIII De
paid to holders Of NJ, L. 5 w preferred
Northwest certificates.
John E. Risey, Walter T. Hatch and Thomas
Atkins acting as + commee TsaGs tne
and Western Railway Co. to deposit their bonds
with the Metropolitan Trust Co., pursuant to the
terms Of the plan of reorganization, which has
been accepted by ma ajorty Of the holders of said
securities and copies Of which can be obtained
upon application.
The Institution for the Savings of Merchants
Clerks has declared semiannual dividend of
3 l-2 per cent, which is payable on January Is.
The same rate will be paid by the Manhattan
Savings Institution on the % same day: The Sea
mems Bank for Savings will pay per cent
The Bank Of America has declared semi,
annual dividend of per cent the Shoe and
ksona ssas5 % nnd e Rn Foa Saons will s sy
the Mercantile will pay , per cent and the
Bowery Bank will pay per cent
Interest on the collateral trust bonds Of the
Yards Company will be paid in New-York by the
Central Trust Company and in London by
Blake, BOssevain 4 Co.
The January coupons Of the first mortgage bonds
of the Western New-York and Pennsylvania Rail
road will be paid at the company's office in the
Mills Building.
o the e 'GS"ss Tie % SAt5s and 1sea S
sra So 500 ' csrd Harlsa na%incus Coal copoon frs,
mortgaqe eent hfty:yesr sinking fund gold bonds
Creek Railroad and 6y the terms q the lease Of s6at
road ths lease guarantees the interest upon these
sas 10 clcared Bitmlaou, Coal Corporation fractional
100 shares Forty. second Street M,nhaanvilIe and ST.
200 shares Of s fcrcc Powder
aSa.1s SsTSss;sg FsSssS ssaeez
oGi Interest in the S-masted schooner John II. But
a2s Rtere., in the a-mased schooner Richard s. Spot
$1,000 Grand Rapds lMIch). Hydraulic Company, hrss
LIS Of on '3s ESa s Sos Il
q Sso S ssa Sy 'eF ss,s.
twCaty-nye year debenture bond. 500.
10 shares Commonwealth Insurance Company, "a.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE.
1889 1890. 1901.
$s"Si' e "'; ssS s9ssss
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
SS$S'; Z sSs
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEw.YoRK.
s.. sSs he S.nu.sy
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS TO DE PLACED.
p.ssss c Council has Voted to borrow $4,000
,d, ,s9s expenses ps,.,. "a. and -. ai'o yotsa TO ps.