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declared quarterly dividend Of per cent, pay

declared quarterly dividend OF per cent pay
able August /. ...a
The REORGANIZATION Committee of the Ill.,
States Cordage Company has extended the III u
for receiving securities under the terms ., ',ie
plan to July 26 J. p. Morgan & Co ana f,es s,
dents Sherman, OF the National Bank OF Con-
merce: Williams. of the Chemical National banh;
and Clarke, OF the American Exchange Nat,ona,
I'm which they say that he plan Is the pest VI
which circumstances admit.
The Northern Pacific and Montana Railroaa
Company Bondholders Committee. George ~.
Sheldon, chairman. announces that out o, .me
s. 631 900 first mortgage bonds listed on the View
York stock Exchange. $2.97sooO have been dep3 s
tied w.ththe Knickerbocker Trust Compan! unue.
the agreement of November &c. 1894. and the 'rus.
Company's certificates Of deposit for the sa'i's !,
amount have also been listed, with power TO aau
to the list as issued Outstanding bonds VIII De
received by the trust company without peha"y
until August |. ,..,o
The subscription books to the Pennsyi'anla
Railroad Companys Il 100000 3k per cent
5O-year loan offered by the Speyers In LoH-
don, opened at 10 a. m. ard closed at lo3o a. H.
The loan was largely oversuhscrlbed
The Mercantile Trust Company announces Una.
sufficient deposits OF securities have been mace
to render operative the plan for the reorganization
of the Central Railroad and Banking COMPANY,
OF Georgia. The plan has been modifed az 10
the Savannah and Western and savannah anu
Atlantic bondholders Holders OF all securities
covered by the plan. except Savannah ana west.
ern bonds are notified that such securities must
be deposited on or before July %.
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no developments Of any Importance In its af-
fairs IT seems that some kind OF reorganiza-
non may be made depending on the suit Of the
Attorney General Of illinois to restrain the Fl
deity Trust Company OF Philadelphia from pay
Ing dividends OF. the certificates OF the compa-
Mes The anthracite coal stocks were fairly
ing. New-England declined again. and on a light
volume OF trading made net loss Of per cent.
Missouri Pacific and other Southwestern shares
up n per cent at the close from yesterdays last
price. Southern Railway issues continued strong
and reflected the increased earnings of the road
showing a surplus over fixed charges at the end
OF the first fiscal year since the successful reor-
ganization Of the roads included in the system.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY
There sales of Government bonds Quo
tatlons showed an advance In registered and
coupon IS, and were as follows:
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ON TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Friday. July 12-p. m.
Gold will be shipped TO Europe to-day. The
syndcatc's operations in trying TO control the
foreign exchange market so as to prevent gold
shipments has been successful but one firm OF
foreign bankers has announced Its Intention OF
shipping gold, and fear Is expressed in some
quarters that other firms may follow the lead of
the banking house. which will send out $250,OOO
gold tomorrow. The rates in the foreign OK
change market make 1t possible to export gold
at profit and. according to representative Of
: the firm which makes to-morrow's shipment. the
syndicate is powtrless to prevent exports II
bankers outside OF the syndicate choose to make
them The contract with the members OF the
syndicate is binding, and II Is not to be sup
posed that II will be broken, and so there should
be no uneasiness felt about an outward move
ment OF the precious metal. The amount which
goes to London tomorrow was not taken from the
Sub-Treasury In a lump sum- but was with
drawn from time to time. and 1t has already fig
ured In the Washington Treasury statement. The
Treasury's net gold holdings as reported In the
daily statement to-day are $107,269,l10, and even
should there be additional shipments 1t Is not at
all likely that the movement would be large or
extended. for from all indications there will be a
normal movement OF gold from Europe to this
country In the fall and the placing abroad OF
such an extent materially TO ease the foreign
exchange market. The record Of most years mas
shown easy foreign exchange market at the
end Of July. with a decided falling on IN rates
In August: and there more reasons TO ex-
pect such conditions this year than those which
would force rates to the 6 id exporting point Inc
fact that gold will be exported was not an
bounced until after the close Of business to-day:
there were even no rumors OF impending goId
shipments. so the business on the Stock Elk
change closed without this additional norsel FOR
the beans to feast and operate upon. AS 1t was
they succeeded In causing an Irregular ana un-
settled market for the greater part OF the DAY.
The Changers and other railway shares were
weak In the morning, but recovered In the alter-
noon. and, with few exceptions. closed higher.
The Industrial shares were depressed by bear at
lacks and various rumors were spread concern
ing the properties. report was circulated 10 the
effect that the United States Leather Company
would make q further issue OF bonds, and the
stock was raided on the report. The common
stock declined nearly per cent. but recovered
2 part OF the loss and closed at a net decline OF
per cent at l6h. The preferred stock closed al
net loss Of TX per cent. Offcers OF the company
gave out denials that any further issue OF bonds
naq been made or was contemplated. sugar he-
ming declined from the opening ct ITO to l07A.
and closed at q net loss Of ~ per cent and
american Tobacco lost y per cent. Chicago Gas
va the strongest Of the group but there were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
UNITED STATES CORDACE CO
REORGANIZATION.

NETWORK. July i2th. 1875
Tho undersirncl the request ~ large number ~
holders u tho securities Of tho UNITED STATES
coRDAGE COMPANY. have extended the time FOR the
deros, gnd including July 2Oth. 1Sc.
under tho plan Of reorganyaton
l. The PLAZA proposed arrived AZ after careful ex
animation NJ the property and business of the Corage
Company by disn,.rrs,ei persons familiar with the bust
ness ard compr'en, ~ Judge.
Tho total charges props sell by the plan Il the
limit which reorganzc company should assume and
I'll consideration for the interests 81 londhoiers
anil stockholders alike viii
New capital. proposed the prescn, plan. IL alb
solu,ey necessary. and Early day
An underwriting In full has been obtained: other
pl,n is proposed ami no other underwriting exists: and
on abandonment, u the plan with subsequent closing of
The going business - the COMPANY would be- simply dis
astrpur
deposits 10 he made with the Manhattan Trust
Company u N-w-Nork follows
First Mortgage nonds without assessment.
Guaranteed stock. with FIRST nstaimen, - $500
Pc share
Preferred stock. with FIRST ns,almen' Of $3.50
per share
Common stock. wiki hrt in.almen, of si.25
lcs share
pelo.i,. ~ the above securities will be- received
the Committee and subject 10 penalties may be
prescribed
rVAN.S Is. sTtVGus,
WILLIAM barbour.
JOHN I. WATERBURY,.
Committee.
JOHN I. CADwALNpER. Esq. Counsel
%. H. WENTWORTH. Secretary
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In State issues there were sales Of $1,000 Ar
45s at 49, &c. 900 Tennessee Settlement at sOls, and
s.. 800 Tennessee settlement sml IS at SSl2. and
81 900 Virginia funded debt 2-3s Of 1891 at 62h.
Railroad bonds displayed the same quiet trade
and insignificant fluctuato over the most OF
the district. Transactions extended to N.20O.Ooo,
and. although Consumers Gas OF Chicago nrst
IS receded / to 81. the general tendency was
rather in the other direction. and Kansas Pa
ciic first consol 6s rose 10 IN. savannah
Western first receipts ~ to 63 and Cordage hrsts
~ to 31& 49,
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day $379S56 National bank notes LOT
REDEMPTION The customs receipts were *459..
CAT the internal revenue receipts $55f.O50 ana
the miscellaneous receipts $366047 Total Govern
ment receipts for the day. N,35s.l46; expendi-
lures. sl5S7.OOO; excess of expenditures, VII
253 Receipts for month TO date. $l3.33S.S3s; ex-
pendtures s24. ,00O excess OF expenditures
81. 566 l62
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In BANK compares
with the figures of the last previous statement
as follows:
July liz ~: July 5cd y ~ Inc chs sn rs
Net gold hand 500 2l3 l23 $lO' ITO Inc. *''S'
on hand ... s47n.7a s..sIcsas Inc io2 $GS
Net silver hid. u2I''bSb '".<'"'~' i"'' 800
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
certificates sIo2 1877 OIL 1892 $4,000 Inc. slG95Il
Deposits In bank. lo3o3o'2 lJ-''"'' ''0' '''''''
Available cash. 1907 $40 1913 s2o7ae4-el Inc s''4ss
Deduct minor LA . "a, an,
bhities 1OUSl 'S' i"""'''"' INV 1870
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a NCIIOW LINE.
GLXsdoW vie Lo MON bEHRf
from Pier y. North River. foot West e+th-ss
Furnessia July 49, 10 a. m. Ethiopia. Aug 10. 4 m
Anchoria. July ~. 10 .. m. Furnsssa. Aus. H. p m
Cabin ~ upward; eeconT Cabin. o76 and so
I,ENpaRacN BRoTiiEfs ! Bowling Gresn
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financial.

TO THE BoNDHOLDERs OF
THE UNITED STATES C0ROAGE co.
A plan of reorganization has
been formed under which you have
been invited to deposit your bonds
with the Manhattan Trust Com.
pany. 1t appears to be the best OF
which circumstances admit. New
money has to be raised. and no
plan to raise it, except by a first
lien. has yet been suggested. We
have deposited our bonds and
those we represent, and advise the
prompt acceptance of this plan
and the deposit of bonds under it
us the only means, in our judg-
ment, of averting further heavy
loss. We believe that If the mills
are closed and the business Of the
company passes to competitors,
further disaster will result to the
bOndhOlders.
New.YOrk, July IL. 1895.
j. p. MORGAN & co.
w. w. SHERMAN,
Prcst. OF Natl. Xix. Commerce. LIE!
G.. G. WILLIAMS,
Prest. Chemical Natl. Bank. nav
DUMONT CLARKE,
Prcst. American Exchange Natl. Bank.
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Actual cash bal sI9I 5IssG4 s9i 2si52 Dec sa2,"i2
This statement covers results OF two days ago
The Treasurys usual ten days statement OF
the kinds of money used In customs payments
shows, compared with the previous period an
increase Of OF per cent in gold coin and per
cent in United States notes. and decrease OF
OIL per cent In silver coin. so per cent In silver
certificates and 09 per cent In Treasury notes
The proportions were Gold coin 03 per cent.
against none IT. the corresponding ten DAYS
period last year. silver CON. none against u;
gold certificates. none both years; SILVER
certificates 2S per cent against $40 per cent;
United States notes. 6s.2 per cont against ~ per
cent: Treasury notes. 2.5 per cent against al per
cent last year. Total customs receipts were
So. $40 against s7.5lO.O4l in the previous ten
DAYS period s1.6l9609 in 1894 and 2.sO4.O6s In
1893.
The sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
s2G4 9l4 made up by a loss In currency of Ns.0l3
and loss In coin of s246. 901. Todays operations
included: Receipts, 1921, 397; payments. $685.
3l1 resulting in n general balance Of SGs.4l6.IO0.
consisting Of $103 S96 203 coin and $6I'204s7 cur
rency The business for the week ended tonight
includes receipts Of sl96sSsol and payments OF
500 1874 500 Deduciing from the payments 2.y12,-
900 and from the receipts $3.2S4.200 for items
which affect only its account with the general
Treasury its gain. affecting the banks was
$66.52I.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Conditions in the local money markets showed
no change from those recorded yesterday. We
s,ibjoin our usual table OF rates, made up from
information furnished by the busiest houses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

NOTICE.
~ On the Goth day % April 1880 ut q meeting Of the
board OF Directors ~ the 81 Johns Railway Company
corporation Of FLORIDA under the provisions OF the mort
gage made ~ said Company and dated The Goth day Of
September 1esj TO h vacanciea once Of Trustee,
Henry y. Ely. Esq, OF NewYork City appointed by
the Board Of Directors Trustee under the san mortgage
70 MI a" ONCE made vacant by the death OF Philip ks
!. c. sALrEn. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
BONDS FOR SALE.

In pursuance Of Act OF the 18th Legislative As.
semby Of the Territory Of Arizona entitled for
the relief Of ella County and authorizing the Territorial
Treasurer exchange Territorial Funding Bonds for GER
warrants" the Board Of supervisors of said ella
County. Arizona Territory offer for sale Five per Al
year Territorial Gold Furdng Bonds approy cd Act Of
Congress June 10Th $500: to the amount Of Forty Thou
Dollars $iOOO) interest able semi In
gold coin at the New York Guaranty and ndem
nifty Co.. NewYork City or at the Office OF Territorial
Phoenix. Arizona at the option Of holder
Sealed bids for the purchase OF said bonds will be
ceyed at the Office Of the Clerk Of Board Of Super
said County Globe Arizona. until 10 o. clock
q. ~. July 20th 1895
Board the right TO reject any or bids
Globe. ella County. Arizona June 18th. 1863
g. NJ. ALLISON.
Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors.
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$500, 900. August 4, 1918.
$500. 900, August I, 1920.
$500. 900, August I. 1923.
$500. 900. August I. 1890.
$500. 900. August I, 1928.


They will be Of the denomination Of $1,000 each; will
bear interest three and sIxy-hve one-hundredths
@ G5-loW per cent, per annum. payable semannualy;
will coupon bords with the option the holders to
them registered or exchanged TO registered bonds
VII, he executed by the county officers and the whole
Issue duly countersgned; principal and interest payable
in geld
The proceeds VIII be required for by the Park Com
mission from time time during period OF not less
than nor than three years. At least $4,000
Will be required during the present year.
The County Of Essex has "a population Of
3OO.OOO. and nm assessed valuation Of *i7s,-
x.Ub.s5O. or less than Onc-haIf Of one per
cent. Of the assessed valuation.
The net under which the bonds are issued
requires the annual levy of n county tax suf-
ncIent to meet Interest and principal when
due. A county tnx for amy purpose ." en-
titled to priority In payment over local taxes
for municipal purposes.
Sealed proposals viii be received By the Finance Com
Board u chosen Freehoiiers at meeting
be held by said tn. Freehoders room In
the House at Newark. y. j.. on Tuesday July 3d.
1885 at o'clock l.. NJ. which meeting will remain open
until 800 D. NJ. Proposals should he
l. For the Who'll. Of bonds to be issued nj once.
2 For si.UD.GO 10 be issued.
For the whole amount b. issued In ns'allnients
Of not less than sJcooOO during period not exceeding
three
4. For any part Of said bonds
purchaser pay the accrued on said bonds
TO the time ~ delivery.
Under statute bios he received a, other
time Or place.
Finance Committee The right 10 reject any
and pr, pcsas II In judgment the interest Of the
county requires such action.
l,y order - the Finance Committee.
ID. II. JOHNSON. Chairman.
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5inaneial.
S2.5OO,OOO.
Essex County New-Jersey
Park Bonds.

The Board Freehoders Of the County Of Es-
ewJcrey propose, to issue bonds to the aggregate
Of pursuant the provisions OF Chapter
XCi. Acts OF 1885, which has been approved
by OF people said county for the purpose
establishing system Of Parks and Pathways for said
county
These bonds will be dated August l. 1885, payable as
follows:
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Choire
Loans Time honey Commercial Paper
on call so" smo' mos " mos mes : mos moe
iei. 2 l2saa sa3t 3ssSsdt


The price Of domestic exchange was us follows
at the places named: Charleston. buying par;
selling NC. premium: New-Orleans. commercial
| soc premium. hank 100 premium; san Francisco
sight par. telegraph &c. per 800 premium; Sa-
vannah. buying par selling premium up 10
81. O00 40 for $1,000 and over; Boston, par Tor
CASH Chicago, i5c. premium.
Bank cleosings were as follows at the places
named: acknowledgements ss5. 9sO.G7o bal
ances s7l6s.I50 Boston-Exchangc-. SIG. 1873. s64.
Batimore-Exchanges. 2.20@A7; balances, va
475 Observation-Disclosures i.s67Gls; bal
anccs, 81. 1887. Chicago-Exchanges $lS31sso''
balances, $l.4l0,10s.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was G67.c.. nominal per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at J3%c In London par silver
unchanged al 30izd.
The foreign exchange market was quiet. with
quotations unchanged. Rates at which business
was actually done were as follows:
s,erilns '-...... '".v.'' 5is., si3,.
n I:s,SS:mat'. : 49,: . ":.: sos 90. 90.
Money on call in London was u per cent
The rate Of discount In the open market was
y s-l6 per cent for short IT, and 9-io u per
ion which went into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day was 10000 British consoIs sold
at LOT s-l6 for money and 1o7ts for tn" account.
American securities declined all through the
list Canadian Pacific yielding III to 5Ia4. Louis
vile and Nashville 1 TO 6o's, St Paul :. to 79l.'
Northern Pacific preferred Y to 1914. Union Pa
cinc * to 1871. Erie y to lo%. Reading Y to
9lx and AtchsCn Is To lo%.
French rcntes were quoted at 102 francs 22R
confines; Paris exchange on London, % francs
* centimes: Berlin exchange on London 20
marks 43h pfennngs.
Gold premiums were quoted as follows at the
places named: Buenos Ayres. 245.50; Madrid,
i45O: Lisbon. 27N; St. Petersburg. 80; Athens.
Il; Rome, Al; Vienna. j.
LOUISVILLE AND NAsHvILLE's YEAR.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany has made public It's statement of earnings
and EXPENSES for the fiscal year ending June 30
June partly estimated). The gross earnings show
an increase of $3.50 $40. the operating expenses an
increase OF ss75,734. and the net earnings de-
crease of s6,394 The percentage OF operating ex.
penses to earnings Is $685. against 6Z.0 IN 1884
and Ga 20 in 1893 The fixed charges snow de-
crease OF $77255 and other income increased
500 1885, leaving the total revenue AT >l,'?3ooo.
From this must be deducted losses on auxinary
lines sinking fund payments less market value
OF securities received for part Thereon. uniuhu,
ed discount and balance advances TO Soutn ana
North Alabama Railroad Company, leaving a
surplus of $733,494. The company suspended i's
dividends last year. In 1892 II paid 4.s per cent
and in 1893 4 per cent. The companys earnings
for the first week in July OF this year printed In
another place are extremely favorable showing
an increase of over 100000.
Subtoined is a comparison OF the operations OF
the company for the last three years:
BUSINESS FOR THREE YEARS.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

prtannic. July H. p. iiritannlc Aug r. noon
5rrmane July 81 p m Gsrmsnle Aug g. moon
10 COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Per Is. North River Office. - broadway, ~ r.
49, " H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-11-19
Maine Farming Notes.

W. W. Warren of West Dover, harvested
800 bushels of oats from ten acres Of land.
Fred Davis of Palmyra, has threshed
with one machine over ten thousand
bushels Of grain
Frank Bowman one of Sidney's enter
prising farmers, raised three hundred
bushels of carrots.
Smith Mcclure of Shirley, raised from
bushels sowing of oats, upon two acres
of land, 1862 bushels, machine measure.
C. d Paine of West Dover intends to
set out 1000 trees next spring on the place
known rs the Daniel Crockett place in
District No &,
J. O. Oliver of Noblcboro, has sold eggs
amounting to Sl02 laid by flock of a.
hens from January to October J. The
regular market price received
Louis Marcia of Fairfield Center raised
one hundred and seventy three baskets
Of corn on one acre and fifty six bushels
of oats on three.fourths Of an acre,
The work of labelling and casing sweet
corn at the Newport factory Is finished for
the season, Two dozen cans are put in
each case and about u, eco eases were re-
CURED to hold the years product.
W, n Osborne, one of Fairfield 5 enter
prising farmers, has made good showing
IN his vegetables. On eleven rods OF
ground he raised 90 bushels. This would
produce at this rate lao bushels to an
acre.
Oxford County Advertiser; Ii is esti.
mated that there have been raised in
Denmark this year ten thousand bushels
of yellow or Indian corn, which signife;
more pork and lard beef and poultry,
more money aud independence,
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