New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
INVESTMENT NOTES.

The Delaware. Lackawannn and Western Raj,
road Company has declared a quarterly dividend
OF IA per ceat. payable october IL BOOKS close
October and reopen October %.
Colorado Springs mining quotations. as received
by Thomas l.. Manson, Jr. q Co. to-day, were as
follows: Argentum-Juniata. SO; Mollie Gibson 90;
Portland. 10; Isabella, 26A, Work 6la; Ana
conda, so: Colo and Globe, 15A; Cripple Creek
Consolidated. 14s.: Anchoria Leland. $50
Kuhn. Loeb g. Co. expected to draw their
sterling bills about the middle OF next month
against the purchase abroad or the Anaconda
mine
Receivers Hopkins and Wilson, Of the Louisville,
Evansville and st. Louis Railroad Company, give
notice that they will pay the coupons on the nrst
and second mortgage bonds due April /. 1885. upon
presentation OF the same at the New-fo Secur-
ity and Trust Company on and after septem a,e1
mortgage bonds OF the Venice and CarOndeet
South due October !, 1885.
The Ann Arbor Railroad Company having been
formed under the plan Of reorganization OF the
Toledo Ann ArbOr and North Michigan Railway
COMPANY the holders OF the common stock OF the
last named company have the privilege OF sub
scrlbing for share of common stock OF the Ann
Arbor Railroad Company at $40 per share FOR
every two shares OF old stock held by them. Sub
scriptons must be paid 10 the Metropolitan Trust
Company. No 81 Wall-st.. within sixty days from
October !. 1895.
"Duns Review" for the week has this to say
OF the situation
The weeks reports are highly encouraging
a to monetary matters, although exports OF gold
still continue and also as TO the cotton manu-
facture but not satisfactory regarding IRON,
woolien, leather or silk manufacturers. The vol
ume OF business represented by railroad returns
for September thus far is 3S per cent larger than
last year but 11.s per cent smaller than In 1892.
The exchanges through ali the principal clearing
houses have been pa per cent larger than last
year. but 81 per cent smaller than 1892. II lie
the future. rather than the past. upon which
men are trying 20 base business calculations. and
at present the outlook to future business Is
nearly as encouraging as II was week ago.
The one drawback is that while Imports " mer-
chandse continue about 30 per cent larger than
last year the exports Of cotton. the main reliance
at this season for debt paying. are likely to he
materially restricted by the great advance In
price The full statement OF about $500 c0mne-
cial failures for the third quarter OF 1895 will be
published next week and will show liabilities Of
about 10000 900 Of which about 81. O00 900 have
been OF manufacturing and S7.600. 900 Of trading
concerns In the same quarter Of last year the
failures 2.Sjs. and the liabilities S294ll 1856
OF which fl2. S3l. s92 were OF manufacturing and
N5.lhl.2D OF trading concerns. while In the third
quarter - 1893 the commercial failures were 40l5
with liabilities OF $50 is3.s2i. In the three quar-
ters Of 1895 the commercial failures have been
about s.iOC. with liabilities Of about Sis 600 00O
against sl3l l44b02 last year. and S25l, 1884 265 In
1873 The liabilities in manufacturing failures
this year have been about 81. 900. against
s53.SGJ.lS last year and In trading about &c.,
100000, against s6s POS last year"