New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09
INVESTMENT NOTES.

Colorado Springs mining quotations reported
nv Thomas L. Manson, jr.. & Co, are as follows
Argentunl- Juniata, .50l2; Mollie Gibson, .i212;
Portland 1881; Isabella, .29'3: Gold and "ope'
1874. ,,,..
nooga Southern Railway Company informs Sc
curity holders that a mocihed plan OF reorgani-
cation has been approved. Bondholders Of the
road are requested by Simon Borg Co. TO de-
post their holdings with the Central Trust Com
pany. Of this city. .
Electric Storage Battery stocks suffered an
other slump on the Philadelphia exchange to-day
the common stock declining 10 40 and the pre-
ferred to Al. Welsbach Light stock SOLO TO-DAY
at H. against IS on October %. The stock IS
worth par value s.. and the last quarterly div
idend was 90 per cent.
Jobn D. Searles Of the American Sugar Re-
fning Company quoted to-day by the New
York News Bureau follows: I'VE have been
compelled to curtail production because OF the
lessening of consumption due to the close OF the
fruit season. In which more sugar is used than
In any other period OF the year The rehnerics
with the exception OF one or two. Will all be
started this week. and those which were closed
for repairs will all be started, with the exception
OF the Franklin refinery, OF Philadelphia. be-
tween this and Monday" Regarding The .m-
portation Of sugar. Mr.. Searles said: There Is
no foreign sugar In any amount coming 10 this
country at the present time. Small amounts
are shipped occasionally. but are not important
factors in the business.
"Dun's Review for this week has this 10 ga
OF the situation: 1T has been a broken week
and just before and after elections in the most
important States operations rarely have much
Significance. Business may be largely affected
in time but as yet there Is scarcely any indi-
cation what the effect will be. Stocks and prod
ucts are weaker. and there is some decrease in
the number OF establishments at work. both for
reasons having nothing to do with questions Of
government The approach of a session of Con-
gress commonly lowers prices of some trust
stocks and no expects either monetary
legislation or an issue Of bonds t. initiate prices
The controlling power at present is the effort To
readjust prices after the remarkable rise OF Iast
summer In important materials and products
with the struggle Of great combinations to pre-
vent decline.
The Reorganization Committee Of the second
third and consolidated mortgage bonds of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company Edward d.
Adams. chairman. announces that there has been
s. 0O0,0 900 of the seconds and a majority OF the
thirds and OF the consols. II urges outstanding
bondholders to join the committee without fur
Their delay. as the complications In the affairs Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad that have arisen
from the appointment of separate receivers
threaten the existence Of the property and make
It necessary that all bondhoders should unite at
once the endeavors OF the committee being 10
secure the same recevership for the entire sys-
tenn for which purpose II has the co-opera ton Of
the trustee u the mortgage and Of the railroad
company Mr.. Adams has been admitted by the
United States courts in this city and In Milwau-
kee as party to the litigation relative To the
Northern Pacific receivership.