New-York tribune., 1896-11-15

In State issues there were safes OF S-'oo" "a
gnia funded debt 2-3s Of 1901 at 6lss
The market for railway bonds was actlve ior
haN-holiday, with net gains in the ita3oiltI 3
O, issues. The chief advances were IN Cnicas9
Denver CITY Arsts Il. to 63S. Kanawha and
Michigan Is Is. to rs: san Antonio and Aransa'
Pass IS 10 81: Texas and PACING secohus'
Is to 23fs. and Wisconsin CentIal lir nrst o0d re,
cein,s l7s 10 43M. The Atchison. Reading ana
Northern Pacific first receipts. Wisconsin Zen zen.
tral first receipts and Fort Worth ana Deh'e'
City frsts exhibited the CHIEF ac'Hry' r,ne
Money on call was 3i2G4 per cent lime
money was 4laG5 per cent for sixty Gays 10
three months and per cent for Longer peri9us ~
Commercial paper continued IN soou oe"t for all
J,kIG per cent for the best names ioi "'
periods. s .. s4S26
81 SC and ST S6is for long and snort oills r.
spectively. Rates for actual business cioseo 'S
follows: , demand
s,sriins ....... 4scahis;. is 4Si-s5s2fips 52ips sisss
ns1chsnaarhs ..:::.: ss.. sSs sss 9c . sSs.
The price Of commercial bar silver in TINS mar,
50I.Q511. In London bar silver w Was a,-.ia- uf-
changed at 90 l3lGd Ten silver bu!ion cer.l,., aro
Gates. representing 10000 ounces Of siyer' were
sold on the Stock Exchange at oi'4 sr c.,,
Money on call in London was 512 per en-, IN.
open market discounts, 3a4 per cent for long ,i,2
AID short bills; British consols closed al rencb l,W
rentes closed at 102 francs 5I1s centiIIies' raras
exchange in London. - francs Z1t, Gen.iiirS ',s.
Discount rate iii Paris. Z per cent DisCo-'''
rate i'm Berlin. ~ per cent. .
Cnalrman nny Of the Oregon Improvement
Protective Committee, issues q notice 10 s~ecuiI ~
ty-holGers OF Oregon Improvement ina, d ~ ~,
nan oe reorga nization is being prepared py t,,s
Protective Committee and that securities snculu -
be ceposited with tho Farmers Loan ana iu'.
Company. which will issue tempoIar. reone9 asrne9
for all bonds and stocks deposited An o asiseo
ment and negotiable certificates are III |oN''~
0. PREPARATION - aa IN the
lnl1 n
provement Company that their securl'es WI. WI.
be received by the Farmers Loan a'c 80
Company under new ana equieao,6S ua 6annsit of
reorga citation, the reason for the dePosit "a
the securities being stated in the acVer'sl"s
columns of The Tribune. -. .ha
Holders of the first mortgage ponuS "a az
Indiana and Lake Michigan Hal!"sy a:e ~
formed By the Reorganization Cohihi.'eG 80 q
majority of bonds have been deposi.eu 'ii ~
committee proposes to take itnmenaa'1 wi1bin
and has fixed the limit of December wi'Iin
which bouds will be received and must De ce
posted before that cate Win sne -
Trust Company. Bonds received suoseluen' en- 10 ~
that date will be subject to such peI4ai'y dS TIC
committee may impose. ...,or
F. K Stursis chairman OF the HeorgahNatioh
Committee OF the United o!a'es W1'Da,,he- %
pany announces that on and af'er NoVelnpe. "a
the Manhattan Trus. Company VIII Dc prepdlG15
TO receive reorganization certihcates OF sa!u
COMPANY for conversion into securities or the
Standard Rome and Twine Company. as pro-
vided in the plan of reorganzation
The committee Of the holders OF the irst con- con-
gclid2tcC mortgage DOHuo ~
and Lake Champlain Railroad Company
Charles Parsons, chairman, announces that
ne Ho~, Committee have withdrawn their oppo-
si,ion and deposited their bonds with Inc Pa
sons committee. The total amount OF bones
deposited with the Central Irus. Con,pamy
Of Nsw-York and Old Dominion Trust company
Of Boston under the reorganization plan, now
amounts to over so per cent. and no deposits
VIII be received after November Is, unless the
COMMITTEE should decide to accept them on
penalty.
FoHIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-YORK.