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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
flrantIIi.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY CO..
DEMONSTRATIONS.

NOTICE: The time for the deposit of the sccuri-
ties of the south Carolina Railway Company tother
than the first mortgage bonds with the Central Trust
Company of New.York Is extended 10 Monday,
February Is, 1892. inclusive. after which date
curtics will be received only upon snch terms may
be decided by the committee.
A substantial majority of the second
mortgage bonds. under which alone
Il reorganization appears practical
bic, as well as II considerable amount
Of the stock and the income bonds.
have already been deposited, and
steps are now being taken under the
direction OF this committee 10 force
close the property Of the railway
company.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT.
GysTAyE ]. WETZLER,
rs sMITUERS,
OTTO LOEWENGARD.
HENRY p. TALMADGE,
COMMITTEE
New-York, Jan 25. 1892.
q. L. ELLIS, Secretary. 81 Wollst
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,ratlc Feb TO- 3 D. IN Ccrmanic .... Mar o. p m
'1eutync....Ecb. II, 'Ieutonic... Mar 10 a. Ia
IlitInnt l,b. : 30 D. N II fannie Mar q 80 m
Majestic. March . 30 M May ste Mar. 30 80 an
from Whitc s-.I Dcc@. foot Of West l0th,'t So,oo,
second cabin these steam SO and tiV c1Ioon
rates $50 and upward according to steamer aud location Of
berth. Excursion ticket, favorable terms; .tesrtge
from or III" Old CCuulrr. so 40 20 Broadway New
YORK. Philadelphia Cic'. 400 Wanut-st ,
MAITLAND kERSEY, Agent
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday, Feb 4--p. m.
The advance in foreign exchange to-day. in spltt
q, tho fact that there will be fast mail until
Saturday. WAS an unusual occurrence. and II sng7
oes,ed the possibility Of gold shipments vi
.oorrse traders in the stock market jumped at the
oo,clusion that engagements had already pcch
,n.de AZ the Assay Office. This aacrity wohid
ho,o heen amusing if it had not been ulnlhS
,,.h q serious subject. The strength OF lorelsA
o,,ohorce in the very face Of enormous uaue
haIopce in favor Of this country is n factor III
arocnIation not 10 be regarded lightly. NO sui-
Gciont exclamation has yet been made, DuI ""oN'
ortside of mere Stock Exchange theories anu W
s.a,ions il must be admitted that exchange
,atos are perousy near the gold exporting p''''
There il the attcring JUNCTION tha' '"v
ebinments last year were the result VI Wv
raor .oused by the Barring failure. They were
made according to this theory pfca"Sc ,e.
''r,,ort need Of gold. Are tie circumstance
very greatly different? Inc hf't eApoiv " chat
&c.,, ,.ear was made on February II. II was "n''
'"So eI1od spccial shipment" Of Sl75O,ooo anu
S~s,in.tion was supposed 20 De "e''h'1'
RI pank of England rate Of discount a. r'tn
~ Z rer cent, and That 10 'hc P'O',, on an
mmno" in New-York was about per ~ les than
average, and The present rmi ,nI sterinr exchange
per S 90" and - - Ii. and inc plc'n.t hin
are ~ IA and 50 S. line fsOn Return "I Of ra
ments iasu is There can be 40 a31bt thas .G-
SOME tine Europe rs sa s'f 5eea ,'S @
can Sseuflr products There is mor'oE[er rvcr
% aa9ss G Ise :I"'fS
which may sss c and the American Day1 5c G
exch%c FSr seenns a0 lheT know they cen
may be selling secnrities and American capitalists
goe h nTF Recognized the fact that iOres"
Is gold. ri,ot to-day was active anu ~
ega but in 5ns le1f Of %si psS@ cnc
specna,ss os @continucd but it was w,Ghhr
naenss aem nf Last "u a'a s
coal stocks were s,nmething like sentiment in II
short Interest these ~, S9G aser a9a Of any,
hst t M,.S final variations were pretty eveiS
"'' W THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET .,men.
,,,.re no transactions in G'Vern,n a,na
,onas but ,he market was firm ct these ''
quotations:
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Bid. Az
U.Sai2s,lS9l con
t.nued at Q per

The business in State issues comprised North
Carolina consol As OF 9s Is, South Carolina %
Brown consolidation az 90, Tennessee settlement
Be at 81 7-eaG0 and settlement Is at l03 Ia
OF city bank stocks American Exchange sold 20
at $50, Fourth 20 at ISL. Merchants 400 at
ia, and Western l2i at l23.
The general bond market was quiet, and the llnal
Changes III prices were Irregular. Inc a1'anCcr
were III special Issues, or in those Affected ny
special Gauss. They were generally fractional
but Ncw-lor and Northern lrsto closed per cent
higher at 81, after early sales at - l2a34. Inc
declines were small but were numerous and sig
nifcant. Atchison incomes fell 81 per cent 10
60 j-S. Chicago and Eric incomes closed -
lower, at 50 IA, and West Shore A. suffered IN %,
same loss at 1913. Ncw-YOrk, Chicago ana ~,
Louis 4s ended with loss Of nearly per cPh,
The market clos 1t. in fact. neither active nor
strong. Reference is made TO our full report OF
bond sales
Money on call was not lendable above L.
per cent few loans were made at PER cent
but they were in every respect exceptional: ;,
The Clearing House statement was as loilo"S'
Exchanges, Sl26,9j2, Ala balances, 80, '0I 80:
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor 10 the Gearing
House SG3l sol. Its net loss on balance WIS
S?GO.10l, made mp by loss Of Sj42,6'. III com;
less Il cain Of S?S2J1G in currency. The days
operations included: Receipts, $3,?05,5s5 pay
mcnt>, SJ.4Gj,GSG; resulting in a general balance
Of $l3l.2S2 Sos, consisting of Sl23, sS2.93o com
and 81 .399.G 9s currcncy
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccivcd to-day $203,s National bank notes LOT
redemption.
The customs receipts were $500 ,622, the. intfr-
nal revenue receipts S411,9GI. ana the mlSVcii'-
nous receipts Slg.006.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares VIII
the figures OF the last previous statement Us io
lows: oo
Net gold hqqa t,s Ine s5s 81
N on 5co5 s74 4,75l DOB D'c 254sl
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A. II. CALEF. Secretary.


ELECTION NOTICE.
80. roj BROADWAY, NEw-YORK, Jan. 81, 1892.
" Office is hereby given that the annual meet.
Y lne II the -to.kholsrs 81 THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY VIII be held at the CON-
nanv'e ufe IN the CRY u e. Louis Missouri! TUESDAY
tho at O'Clock a. for the ele,
ton IS Director, for the ensuing year, and for the
Transaction OF other business that come before said
meeting.
Tho ANNA! meeting Of the Board 0: Directors Will be
held a, the same Office on "Wednesday 9th day OF March
pcNt II Ocl0r,
Tho stock transfer books WI be closed Tuesday Feb
ruary 1892, 70 O'Clock and reopeued on Thursday
MAR" ~ '''-' ~ - Jay GOULD. President.
4. II. CALET. Secretary
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financial.

NETWORK. February 3. 1892.
WV HAVE REMOVED our Office from L21
WE. ia ia.o ~ Wall.,t corner Of Newest ground
noor. wELLING & MALcoM'
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Bankers ano Brokers.
financial nleetlnas.

ST. LOUIS, Iron MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE.
NO 100 BROADWAY, NEWIORK, Jan. 81, 1872
~ Office i, hereby given that the annual meet
~ ug the >tochhodrfs OF the ST. Louis Iron Mountain
and southern Railway Company viii De he'd at the com
Iany's ONCE the cry u ST. Louis Missouri on Tuesday
the day Of March next. at o'clock M Tor the eioc
lion OF l3 Directors the ensuing and for the
transaction OF any other business that may come before said
meeting. x,-. -, 4,
held o!cr Wednesday, The 0th day of Mareh
nest a. l. O'Clock noon. ,.,- -,
Ile stock books will be closed on Tuesday Feb
Q 1892, at O'Clock M ana reChened on Ihurso1y
N'''" 80 '''-' JAY GOULD. President.
CAI.EE Snc rolarY.
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Actual cash in the
vaults
outstanding ., =, 49, no, =, Inc SIT "a :
cert ncaes -.fl ~ O5'itS fI3 ~ ~,
DEPOSITS in bank. lt'f',-h lf'"'o' 'ol Do'' - -
Va. .oh hal sI59 900 73o sl6o Osy svG Dec $3.50 Si3
The foreign exchange We're dull, but distinctly
HIGHER On London. rates were raised 1-4al-2 cen,
and Continental rates we've nearly as strong. fol-
lowing are revised quotations for actual business
Bankers bills 81 - IL and ~ 81 Tor long ana
short sterling respectively French francs. o.ls Is
and 516 IA: reichmarlIs. % Is and 81 5-s
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of England M their
weekly meeting made no change In IFS minimum
rate Of discount which rm9in, ~ 3 per cent IN
The week the hank GAINED c2l 900 bullion, ana the
proportion OF reserve to Liabilities was raised from
4O33 to 42.ol per cent. against an increase
from 45.56 TO 49,, per cent in the corresponding
week last year. when its discount rate was m
changed NJ ; per cent. AZ the London Stock ~
change British corsols were firm At % OIL Tor
money and a shade hi cher N % ll-i6 for the ac-
count In the open market money remained AZ
pcr cent for discounts and lal j. per cont Tor
daily balances. Bar silver was tim, higher ~
II sd an ounce American railway shares were
inac.ivc but declined from The opening ana closed
without reaction. ~ Paris French : per cents
declined few ccntimcs t0 $500. In" depression
was caused by rumors Of scrl0us financial lTr,gu-
laritirs. and hank shares fell abruptly. The
weekly statement Of the Bank Of France shove
increases in specie If i5,11j,upp francs gold ana
2GrV, 900 francs silver.
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Che Gurf.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, NORTH
IL BERGEN ~ J.-liacing every day rain saine
First race st D. Boats from Barclay, Jay, Chris
topher I4th and 42d sts connecting with drect y
trek. 5. WHITEHEAD. sccretAk1s
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THE FOLLOWING BONDS WE i ST STOkEN
/ from Addison Bank vault Jaauaiy 81 loJ2: yum
RS 9cs 2oo 10 Sos city Of heus,en reNas IN per
ss The nShIie are cautioned against negotiating same
eseh' Ah' puolS a'0 CHARLES w. g. LEFT,
Executor II. c. Mckay Estate.
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Ex-diyidcnd. " - '''0'
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Business Chances.
Ocean Cleaners.
WHITE STAR LINE.

- AVE MONEY By BUYING TRUNKS, Va
y Uses. Bag. steamer thr Rugs and Travelling OutuLs
general Of II H. MACY Coz Gth.aye 18th 70 lith ST..
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SAILS At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
1BOLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05

Milwaukee. Lake Shore&Western 4. X, 20.
The Farmers Loan and Ifn,i 19nl'Rs}{u , MY
IakT shore and Western I!lv aJ -, P.'ir,'v ~iS
stock la, been extended until Narch - 10.
the cOny.nIenc. Of some stockholders abroad ana ots
VINO mar des, TO avail themselves OF the ltNes' OF
exchange foovlng terms
ferred stock for share 'hlcdso ana E9gh " a
common stock. snd = payment OF - % per ,n't'
In lieu OF the divGcnd declared aai preferred 'to.h
i've shares Mhmaukcc Lake shore ana M','fI COMMON
sor. for four she,es Chicago and NOrta We'tem cOmnn
,.,,. -
ALREADY p.rn cAchnr,d Ctrtncaes OF Milwaukee. Lake
Shore and Western .oek pc-cnttl Tor cNcahgc shoul
De- duly assignee blank for ua9r aie leis at az 81
div Win tr and trust Con pihN 40. ~
Wuior-., Nov. Yc,x and ChioagO and North western
RAILWAY stock viii b cady delivery on the succeeding
dat .,. ,.n rpt.Sr "a
N N" ~ r. q. l;OLSION. President
Jan 20 1892
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rur MERcAxrILE TRUST coMPANf'
40. 10 BKoADWAf' ,eo
~LM.YOKK, Feb. :, Ie'

RoposALs FOR TIE s ,Aa .o UT Sr;
i LorIs. IRON MOUNTAIN: AND oS go
RAILWAY cOMPANY'- GESh hn,xT co MomT.:AGE
ED HALLWAY and LAND 80, hooss. or any part
BONDS to the , extent Of BY TmE MEncAxrlLE rHUs
eo Ssif S % ss aSts s. Of land
The purchase be made ron. .c, .ny and a. bid,
''''s' LOUIS FITZGERALD. Pfe''ssA''
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Eerturcs ano ttlcciiuas.

A MEXICAN INSTlTUTE.-The annual cleo
"A ton for officers and mansg'r 81 b. held Oh ilUS
DAY tine liza February 1892. at ~ MONS, Nos.
Hills W 3sth.st rhe OILS VIII cen from 10 O'Clock
d. "' "'''- JAMES q. POWERS Re- Sec
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NETWORK, Feb. 1, 1892
To The siockhodcrs and BondhotdsrS Of ne
ELIzABETHT0WN, LEXINGTON
Big SANDY RAILROAD co.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company, having,
under contract with c. p Huntn gton purchased from
him all his securities in the sb0venaned company ana
having agreed offer the terms 10 other holders ~
Ike hereby gives notice that aud afcr th'
prepared receive such securities for exchange
stated below at thu Office OF DreXcl Morgan
Co.. NewYork will issue temporary negotiable r..
ceipts therefor provided the deposited on or DC
fore the Goth February, 1892.
81 Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company AZ per
gold bond OF 1892 zen which interest will be paid from
March l. 1927 be given in exchange for each $1,000
FHabeihtOwn Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad Company
first mortgage per cent. bond, with March 1872 COUPON
attached which coupon VIII be- purchased and paid for IN
July 1897, to the holders OF DrrXei
Morgan & Co.'S receipts.
10 shares common stock Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Company be given In exchange for each 81 900
dcbcntIre lond the IIlobethown. Lexington aud Bi1
Sandy Railroad Company.
share cournon Of the CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Rail
way Company be given IN exchange Tor each shares q
the Elizabeh;owr. Lexington and Big sandy i:airoad
Company.
The and bonds 0; tho Chesapeake ana Ohio Rail"o5
Company referred 20 vii be- part Of the -uc, coh.
tcuIa'ed circular o. January - 1902 Cadfs-'d -
the holders Of certificate r it, stock aud The securities oI
TIE Fii5abethtONn. Lexington and BIG SANDY Railroad
Company exchanged Gloye VIII De deposited TART Of
the security the Chesapeake aud Ohio mortgage, WIKI
suitable Provisions for the ror24nilaon Of said Eliza
bothtlwn Lexington and BIG sandy prop rty. found eN
pcdcnt
by order Of the Bonrd of Directors.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.,
BY VI T. INGALLS,. President.
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flats 90 Get. FURNISHED.

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- Bfanch.-To let for Inc season. q cot
tage. rooms and kitchen stable on the
premises. For particulars address w. w,
Tribune Branch Once. SO Court st.. BkiyD.
II % N1ki PLACES. furnished ana Un.
~ furnished " let. Tor sale or exchange
terms cosy. FOLSOM BROTHERS.
SIG Broadway.
NJ ONTtLAIR, y. i'm Jsnes.st.. ncor
AVA Park, Two attractive now houses and
one stable 10 rooms and modern improve
nonts. I. X. CARTER. 81 park-st
N EW-ROC HELLE.-Colonial house In
~ Residence Park" convenient 70 depot
and Sound newly decorated IL rooms and
bath ". g. front and rear st1irs;
Stationary tubs, ga. furnace, speaking
tubes electric bells; wide veiandss: l0t
SCxl74; rrnt $50 sale $1,000. T. II.
GARDNER, Owner. 40 Lafayette Place
VNO LET, AT OSCAWANA on Uud-o1
Il ctttsge; . rooms harm, acres plenty
fruit; 10 minutes from depot beautiful
river view furnished II desired rent $50
for season $500 for yosr II. Y. DE
GlsAAf, Bowery Bank.
TO RENT.-''Terracc Hall" o sumner
L boafding .house at Ram1pO. hockland
County. y. Y. on the Erie railway, one
above. g. ID. PlEkSON.
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w travelling and local sslesmen IN every
State who can call on real gIocets.
GLUTEN ENTIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO..
50 Lakc-st.. Chicago. IL.
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