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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
finanrial.

ING RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. ~. SOUTH FOURTH ST.. PHILA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2, 1893.
To the Security Holders:
TIE PLAN OF REIMBURSEMENT PROVIDES As
FOLLOWS.
1. For n present issue Of s2!.0OO.ooo Collateral
Trust Bonds, which will not impair the rights Of
any Of the other securities Of the Company.
T. Yer the purchase they m"trre "i the cou'
pons Of General Mortgage Bonds for the next"'c
years. but only " the necessities Of the Company
require It, II not, the coupons will be- pnid !" cash.
e. For certain concession. by the Lehgh Valley Rail-
road Company, and by the bondho'ders OF inc
Philadelphia. Rc ding and New. England R"i'rsad
Company. the Gctty-bu and Harrisburg ha''roa"
Company, the Philadelphia and Frankfort Railroad
Company, and the Lancaster and Quarry"iiio
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company.
4. For a Voting Trust for scvea yenis
). A syndicntc represent ng s29OOO,oOO II pledged
TO cnrry the plan into effect II the "sscnfs Of the
General Mortgage Bondholdcrs aud stockholders
arc sufficient.
THE PLAN ACCOMPLIsHEs'
l. The proceeds Of the Collateral Trust Bonds Will
IIouIdate the floating debt Of the Company' re-
Icnsc from jeopardy s13.O0O.oO0 Of securities
now pledged for 50, 1857 900 Of debt, pay of all
the outstanding notes Of the Company Tor
equipment now In use and necessary for the opera
tIon of the road, cancel all prior coupons pur'
chased, and pny all overdue claims.
T. Avoid. foreclosure aud consequent di'ntesrat'on
q. Ip.u e. interest on the General Mortgage Bonds
for five yenr., and possibly for NIL time.
T. Preserves the interests Of the Income Bondho'ders
and stockholders, In order that they may derive
the benefit. to result from the natural Increase In
the business aud from conservative and eco.
nomicaI Administrations
s. Preserves tn. valuable connections made since
1886.
d. In.ures continuity Of cement for seven years.
uninterrupted BY contest. for control by uufriendy
or speculative interest.
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS OF PLAN.
l. The assent Of the holder. Of Ninety cent Of the
General Mortgage Bonds.
=. The the holders Of Sixty per cent Of the
stock.
These assent. must be given by JUNE ~, 1898 by
signatures the agreement. in person or by powers
OF attorney.
Copies Of the plan. explanatory statement agree
m~nt. nd powers Of attorney may be obtained upon
application TO the Farmers Loan aud Trust Com.
pany. New. 2!7 south Fosrth ST., Philadelphia
md Dashwood House, Old Broad 81. London.
General Mortgage Bondholders uud Stockholders
a,.rn,inG to the pIsm thereby bind themselves
TO .ub.c ribe TO the Collateral Trust Bonds
JOSEPH -. HARRIS.
President.
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Deposits in bank ll77i.6to ii.7ol, io4 Dec. '9-So
Net cash bal. si,ooi2 7os sIsoss7.oi Dec. s15'792
The foreign exchanges We're qnct. and while
supcrhcially firm, rates were, in la"t, 'riiie
lower The supply Of commercial DIS T ,l.'
small. but the demand for remittance equally
light Following ar" tle MAJ hi,s q"oa' 40 AMI
81 50 "a for long and short sterling resp ctlvcN
French francs, 10 3-s and Ii 49, rclchmarks'
"a -ea9j 3-s and % 1-lG. r
AZ 90 for money, and unchanged AT 80 lilo for
the account The Bank of England gained fl3s.-
600 luIlion on balance. In the open market
money was firm at l-ial 3-s per cent for dis
counts, and easy II ] per cent for daily balances.
Bar silver remained unchanged at 81 I'd. an
ounce American railway shares advanced
steadily and in the final dealings there were
only occasional concessions. Al Paris French
Z per cents rose from 9s.40 to 9S.77 IL. although
sight cAchangc on London was hardly changed
AT IBIS - irdp"s to the L sterling
The Atlantic Trust Company will pay tomorrow
a dividend of 10 per cent on dcbenturcs, series
Nos. 3 and i of the Western Farm Mortgage Trust
Tie Manhattan Railway Company has declared
quarterly dividend of IL per cent. payable
The Nrw-York Guaranty and Indemnity Com
many will pay Eastern stockholders the monthly
dividend which ls regularly az llc rate OF : per
cent A year. declared by the Edison Light and
Power Company of san Francisco.
The following securities Were sold at auction az
the Ncw-Yorl Real Estate Salcsroom, by Adrian
II. Muller n Son:
X -harcs Clinton Hall Association. 4o0 tGt,. -
New. York. Providence and Bo-ton Railroad
per cent bonds. due January 1893, ll6
900 Wheeling and Lake Erie Hallway nf>t mortgage
crnt bond. due 1926. lOs.
10 shares Independent Powder Co, preferred %.
400 ,haies H. IL warner 4 Co.. Limited. preference
Clio each 300.
90 shares Bloomington Mining co. oi pennsylvania tuH
laid i3i ~, -harr go
10 shares Fifth National Bank 800
* coo Schenectady y V. street Railway rrst mort
per bonds 81.
morteagc ) per- cent consolidated gold bond, 81.
40 OCO Carolina. Cumberland zap ana 'hi'ago ha-
road first m0rtgag" per cent bond. 30
~" Monterey and Mexican 'lf RAILROAD hrst mort
gage per gold bonds. $50 800
$50 mast roruor- or Monterey and MrNic1D
Gull road pr cent gold hond- 80 OOo
20 shares First National Bank ~ J'f-"F city, 3o-.
- shares Empire >;atr Bank. l3t2nl3i
- shares Third Avenue Railioaf l-'.
90 shares georgia Iailiosd and rankng 60. Augusta
Ga. ljii2.
500 600 CIV o, u Ggcport. Jackson Co. Alatami
per hoids. de 1917. coupons January and July
55a2O
90 shares Mutual Bank. New YORK, ITO.
II shares United states Mortgage Co. lJJt
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financial 0lrftions.

OFFICE OF THE 2SD.sT R'wAY COMPANY
6.l WEST 23D>r. go,
NEW-NORK. Jun, ISL
vNHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN
i Director, and three Inspectors Of Election for IN,
ensuinr year will be held at h on ri the ccnlsny on
18th daN Of June, 1873
Inc polls Will remain olch nom 70 m
TIIoS II. VI LEAN.
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due 10 manipulation, because the last loans "e'e
made at per cent. $1,000 =. tollows
Exchanges 81 ~, 23l .6oj balances, o2,o' ,iaaync
The Sub1reasury debtor to t ha1.n N,'r was
90 III mad. nm nv A gain of Sl22,4 IN com,
minus a loss of 81 ,, 9oo in currency me day v
operations covered: Receipts. oo',o22I ,pn nS
ment., $3.50 543 resulting IN genera on,a nd
of ss6, 6o5 $50 consisting Of SC7.'i4'"oo coin ana
1as57,6gj currency. . yoahircton
The United States Treasury az Mas ,ntns for
redemption. o.os "a. .ho informal
revenue receipts S45!,6%i, ana tue MISCELLANEOUS
ToIday. Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in BANKS compares ~
with the figures of the last previous statement aS
follows:
,,,r "a Jnly a. Differences
A.. Ia - land 80 30 o5S 800 367. 233 Inc. si4.2io
Mt ccsl-tendc, $3.50. 200 ~ - a.. noe o2G ,6i
on h1ia. ~ IA 80 6l6 1851, 800 Inc. 11O.133
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WESTERN Union DIVIDEND.

Wednesday, June l1.-p ILL.,
The directors of the Western Union Telegraph
COMPANY at their regular meeting to-day "'~
cared the usual quarterly dividend of Ia per
cent The estimated revenues in the quarter
ending on June 30 were stated at Sl,75o,oOo, the
same amount that was fixed upon last year The
corrected statement for the March quarter shows
that the actual earnings were smaller than tn"
preyious estimate by only 500. J66. The closing
of the poolrooms, which was reported in wall
street 10 he an almost irreparablc loss, seems there
fore to have been trivial matter in it, effects on
the receipts of the company. Al any rate. the
statement shows that the dividend earned, ana
that an addition of Sl5C,2o5 was carried to the
surplus account. The net earnings for the hsca
year will he about S,,5CS.l30. and after the
payment Of fixed charges and dividends. the sur
rlus will probably exceed S2,0o0,0oo. The most
Of this has been applied to the purchase and ni-
rrovement of the PheniX Building at Chicago.
None of the Treasury stock has been sold.
The following is a comparison between the
estimated and the actual earnings in the March
quarter:
No, ,.,.,o,. E i sascoo s i%'si:
s,s DS' ;sos $3.50 f 1881 81
caa3s5 1890
Less dividends OF ! = per cent llsi'io LESBOS
Srrrlrs for ouar,er a247I2 $3.50. o0j
The following table compares the estimate Tor
the current quarter with the actual r,tnins IL
the same period last ye1r ,.o,
Actual Estnttei.
o,.r,or o,di,o Iu,o
10, rccci,ts - Al 77O.js9 sl7jOO0)
Deduct:
Interest on bonds s.. 1922. 963 f2Z3 80
Sinking frnd 1891 -Voo'
oioo5i o43 335
Va, .ovoure sJ527Goj ~ 500 sos
Less dividend Of Ia per CT. lO1T4l5 l'io'-'V
S,,nlu. ,or ouar,er siSng12 f}9i.flJ
Add surplus March 81 90. - 0s5 9oj Gj'S e''s
Total .. Sl2 5;G1ls sG9-o3l3
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Cesal Ncf'1ss.
II. ONWARD STR

II OWARD STREET.-Supreme Court. City
and county OF New York haile. W. Gillet TX.
OF and Trustee under the a't viii and ,',%ea,
Mckay and otheI-. defendants:
duly made and entered above entitled action and
date r GS I'D e named M vii M ss pa5
auction a, rhe York Real Estate Exchange .,Ie.:
No Sr "a B as2 June IN 'nf @ O.
that day. by William L. Ksnnely am onse, ,a2
therein destribcd as follows; ..,..
with that TsFf'T store nercop erected I
and being The n9rtSsry ds Of .nd .s so Saoc %
.c 8 s h o s@s
and S ds'T5osd a Of ow"rd about w
nyc fee, 80 s SncS ,c s'ery igT sr %
Win I'm street one hundred and eleven feet ~ ,nd
sS Ses '0f @Sn,y VA ' Zee, s s csS n,hc s.
souhery aud nearly parallel with Centre street 9 N:
orncy c q Oy'Gt r; and tnsnoe T,, ,ss '?.I
Dated N'"'''''' HbwsTb HASI Fl . Es@rr''
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY bath. steuben Co. y T.
CTRROGATES COURT-County of Stenben.;
T6omas rsySn decd Atsca sIe% 1 rsnM,;
died in the cy Of on Patton IN rS SH % na
PAXTON and Susan Paxton neNt Of KIN 70 'aid intr.,s
consented 70 the sns OF e tiers Of
living bond IN 'he pcna ooo Si nor ,bS less s, Inn
Of the creditors against the estate Of Thomas aNton
deceased presented to the surrogs'e pursnan, 10 ms
notice and such persons intending 70 anpy for eres
OF administration under Section 266l OF the 'od, i,
CiviI Procedure providing limited bond. ana au
creditors OF said deceased hreb' noth'd =" pS'
their claims 10 the II the County OF Scuoen,
nj his office in the Niag' Of Path y V. on or r,ne
Iuv ,t 1903 and that after that date letter, 81 aan
fration will be issued Edward {. Paxton and noN'
Henry Paxton hnc bond Of not les than - o t, n
twice the orount oi the ,lins OF tHc e"
prcs entrd pursuant To this notice. -, -, =, On.
In testimony whereof We have caused nc s'i VI ''
Office OF tho said Surruga'e be h"rcunto aniN Ia
H. 81 witnrss NJ. Rumsev Mler. surroyau oa ~
County ar the village ~ Eath. III saiu 'ou"'''
WIS NJ ErMSrY MILLER
Surroa,te ~ Sen'cp CornfF.
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State issues were wholly neglected, and tho
only sale Of city bank stocks was Commerce l97i
at $50 l-2. A. auction there were small sales
# the stocks Of banks which arr not members
of the Clearing House.
There was again somewhat moro activity IN
the general bond market reported transactions
amounting 10 5000 900 par value. Til" in 10 ,se
in business chiefly in the Atchison issues,
which. like the stock, evidently were pressed for
sale. The A. declined "a per cent 10 80 p and
seconds class \, 2 Is per cent TO ijA-4. In
both instances last prices were the lowest. AMI
last sales large. better feature Of the market
was the strength Of Erie second consols, which,
after early sales n 10 I-2. closed active ~
90 L. Chicago and Northern IaciRc frs,s were
dull, bnt l-2 per cent higher Of Il, AMI Northern
Pacific consol 81 dull and IL per cent lower
at 81 IL. Philadelphia and Reading issues were
neglected. but small sale Of general mortgage
4s wac made at decline OF ! per cent. Rich
mond Terminal collateral trust - rallied | Dor
cent to 26 l?. Reference is made to our full
report Of bond sales
Money on call ruled at about G. pr cen. until
the last honr, when bclated demand carried lie
rate to 10 per cent. The advance was not wholly
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WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The stock market was exceptionally irresnl1r
Opening prices were affected by the strength OF
the london market, where the settlement i, adj
vancing without signs Of trouble" and bv moI"ra''
buvinr for foreign account. One Of III" features
Ct rather dull market was III" further advance
in Louisville and Nashville II closed. = y"
sure. at il, first price. but it, comparativ" gain
was "a por cent. The most active stock. ana II
is one which is supposed also 10 b, largely he'll
abroad. was Atclson. 1t continued it, down
ward course and, closing az its lowest point. sui
tered a loss Of over per cent. The d''llhe
brought out of course, the usual official denial
that the floating debt Of the company was any
thing more than the current liabilities OF system
controlling over 5000 miles Of railroad. Inc de-
cline in the bonds was more serious mat
ter, and it could not have bec1 merely
ympathotir The seconds certainly were pressed
for sale and in way which suggested intelligent,
if forced liquidation Aside from the strength OF
Louisville and Nashville and the active decn" in
Atchson interest centred il the industrial shares
Distilling and Cattle Feeding, which second
cnly TO Atchison la point Of business. advanced
promptly the announcement that further llti-
CATION against the company might he begun. II
closed only a tritie below its highest point, with
a gain of nearly Fer cent. sugar Refining ana
Chicago Gas closed AZ about their opening prices,
but General Electric active and heavy, and al .
though it rallied with apparent ease it suffered
substantial loss National Starch second pre-
ferred fell abruptly 70 %, against previous sale
last week at 81, the rumor that the dividend
would he passed II does not require many de-
elines like this 10 Justify money lenders in the
exercise Of the EXTREMIST caution. company
which may pay | per cent dividends one yedr and
none the next must expect 10 violent fuctua-
,ious IN he price Of its stock.
These various indications are simply ilustra-
tons of the financial unrest. Money is EASY
enough in sense, but il can be. obtdircd
only on good security The Western demand
is undated. and the shipments Of currency To
interior ponts to-day were prob,oy not less
than S2,O0O000. The drain is becoming bur
densome on some of the city banks, and II
wonld not he surprising if concerted action
might soon be necessary.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
A sale of $4,000 coupon IS at IIo1-o was
sufficient 10 lower bids for both clns,e, Of 4,
equally l-2 per cent. The realzationS by West
crn savings banks are reported to have ceased.
Following are final quotations:
BdAsKed. hid Asked
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finaurial.
OFFICE OF THE
philadelphia AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY,
~, SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia, May 20. 1894.
To the Holders of the MOrt0a0e
Bonds Of the Phitadetphia, Read.
ing and W-Emgtand Raitr0ud
Company:

The holders Of the bonds OF the Philadelphia Reading
and NewEngland RAILROAD Company. guaranteed BY the
Philadelphia and Reading Ralload Company. are hersby
requested call the Offices the Philadelphia ana
Reading Railroad Company and to sign az ecGen, 20
accept payment Of the registered coupon, q.
they mature, beginning with May i, 1898 Tor three ara
a half years, In the per mortgage Of the
said Philadelphia, Reading and New. England RsIosd
Company.
It is necessary that the holders Of the said bonds
should unite with the other creditors OF the company N
accepting the terms Of settlement Offered by before tia
2ls day Of June next the pa for the reai,lstmsot
Of the Affairs OF the Philadelphia Reading Railroad
Company VII! be abandoned.
Copies OF the said agreement can be obtained At IA
Offices Of the Company. 227 South Fourth Saee Phila
delphia
BY order Of the Board Of Managers,
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
President.
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Diuioen0 Notifies.

ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY
30 Wlam-st, New.York City.
A DIVIDEND of ten per cent 90 per cent?
~ on debcntures WESTERN FARM MJKTGN,E
InCST COMPANY, Series No and Series No. has
been declared payable this oice after June is
1893.
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OFFICE OF THE
Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company,
2?7 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Philadelphia. May 10, 1893.
IOthe Holders Ofthe General MOrt-
gage Bonds If the Phitadetphia
anal Rc0diIig RUiirOad Company

Tho holder. genera, bonds Of the Phlla
que~ted TO call or,. u company. and sign
the po agreement between the Philadelphia and Read
ING Railroad Company the Pennsylvania Company for In
surancc. Lives ard Granting Annue and the holders
Of mortgage bonds TO- the sale 10 the said Penn
SYLVIA Company Tor assurances Lives and Granting
Anutss trustee fos cash at par Of ten coupons, or OF the
registered interest, they mature. beginning with that OF
July l. 1893 and including that u Jan 1925. 10 be held
security for the proposed issue Of coupon trust cerh
with the provisions OF the plan To- the
Of the affair, Of the Philadelphia and Reading
AMI Company and the funding OF the floating aud
other ndcbr dnc,s In default The agreement also
bodhod"r the option take said certificates
par instead Of selling the coupons interest. and makes
edecmable IS per accrued IN
tercst out OF the first moneys applicable thereto
Notice IL hereby given that In odcr that the plan
become operative and he carried effect necessary
that the holders Of upw rd OF ninety per OF the
mortgage bonds should become partle, said
agreement before the 2ist day OF June. 1895
plan VIII be abandoned
opcs the said plan and explanatory statement and
proposed with the bond
holder h. obtained the onicc- OF the company
81 South Fol:th ST. Philadelphia the Farmers Loan
Trust Company. New York and Da Inv House
Broad St. London.
BY order OF the Board Of NIanas gers.
JOSEPH =. HARRIS,
President.
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Actual cash in the
vaults
>tInding
Deposits In bank lI,'''o'o i''''''o' ~. -
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tEw.YORK CENTRAL AND HI DSON RIVER RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
ri
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this C

'NHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
i pay nav DECLARED the quarterly dividend Of
ONE AND oNEQrAETER PER CENT on T., capital
stock payable this Office the 18th day OF July
For the Of the avmcnt of the above d,dcnd.
and in accordance with circular issued 10 ,tocHho drs
regar1ing increase OF the capital
Of this COMPANY the transfer books will BE- close1
al o clock NJ THURSDAY 18th and reopencd
AZ 10 O'clock A. NJ. Monday. July Eth.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

NEW-YORk, Jun, sth. 1893
A DIVIDEND Of Four per cent. on the cap
"A ital stock OF the NEW-yOKk AND HARLEM RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will b. paid by the NcwYork CeaJal
and Hudson River RaOa1 Company, lessee (Indcr the
provisions Of the contract between tie two conpas
this Office the first day Of July next Tn, trmtes
hooks will be closed at O'clock l.. NJ. Thur day tie
10Th inst and reoIenet at 10 o'elock NJ. July next.
f. V. W. EOSsITER, re sur
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RICHMOND TERMINAL
REORGANIZATION,

INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING SECURITIES OF
THE
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-12-23

principal base line ana meridian of the state of
Montana. said survey numbers 4227-422S being as
follows, to wit:
Foster Lode, Sur. No. 1927.
Beginning at corner number l of survey
number 4227 from which U. S. location monu-
ment number 3692 bears south 81 degrees 4S min
utes east 1881 feet, thence north 10 degrees GA
minutes west 595 feet to corner number 2 which
1925, thence north so degrees 30 minutes east 1909
feet to corner number 8, thence south 10 degrees
As minutes east 500 feet to corner number 4,
thence south rs degrees and % minutes west 54
feet to corner number 5, thence south 81 degrees
40 minutes west $40 feet to corner number 1 the
place of beginning. Containing 1851 acres.
Dawn Lode. Sur. No. 1928.
Beginning at corner number | from
1892 bears south 81 degrees 81 minutes 90 seconds
east 3OO3.3 feet, thence north 10 degrees
and As minutes west 571.5 feet to corner number
2 which is also corner number 2 survey number
1927, thence south 81 degrees and 80 minutes west
1900 feet to corner number 3, thence south 10 de-
grees and 40 minutes east 576.5 feet to corner
east 1894 feet to corner number l the place of
beginning containing 1886 acres.
Magnetic variation 20 degrees east containing
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office of Meagher county in book
number ? of Lode Locations. The adjoining
survey number 1894 Whippoorwill lode, also on
the southeast of survey number 1927 survey
number 1895 Uncle George lode.
There are no conflicting claims.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said S and DAWN
lodes mines, or surface ground are re-
lister of the United States Land Office at Helena,
in the state of Montana, during the sixty days
pe.iod of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
S. A. SwIGGETT,
4S-5 Register.
First publication, October 2a.
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