The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-28
$1,s67. s79.s1 SsOl, S87.42 $3.50, 2ss. 8

Increase clearings week of 1896, s27,-
1895.
Balances week of 1895, $3.50, Sss.4O.
Increase balances week of 1896, $S4,-
94902.
Clearings week of 1894, $1,133, 997.76.
Clearlngs week OF 1898, $1,S51, 54S56.
New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroad stock is to be slowly declin-
ing. Sales last week were from 175 to
ia, closing at ia, AS a rule, most of
the purchases are made in the Massa-
chusetts market, the selling coming
from Connecticut holders, though the
amounts are not large Debentures
also have declined from 1856 to 1888; clos
ing at 1888.
American Exchange National bank of
New York city has declared the regu-
lar semi-annual dividend of 31h per
cent, payable May l.
The Farmers Loan and Trust COM
pany has declared a quarterly dividend
of per cent, payable May l, and an
extra dividend of 8 per cent, payable
May 1.
Pullman Car company has declared
the usual quarterly dividend of 2 per
cent, payable May Is.
The long suffering stockholders of
the United States Express company
will receive a dividend Of ~ per cent.
May Is. This is styled a semi annual
dividend, although the last previous
dividend was paid May 15 1894.
| Coupons from the first mortgage
| 6 per cent. bonds of the Oregon Short
Line Railway company, due August
| /, 1895, are now being paid with inter-
est to April "a, 1896, also the coupons
due January /. 1895, July /, 1895, and
January /, 1896, from the Consolidated
5 per cent bonds of the Utah and
Northern Railway company are being
paid by the Union Trust company, No.
so Broadway, New York city. This
will be good news to the holders, who
have been waiting patiently.
| The annual meeting of the United
States Rubber company win be held at
the office of the company in New Bruins
wick, N. j., Tuesday, May 10. The
transfer books close April rs and will
reopen May 20.
| The reorganization committee of the
Northern Pacific railroad announce
that holders of 921s per cent. of the
stocks and bonds have agreed to the
plan. The time for deposit expired
| April %, but holders who have not yet
assented may do so by paying penalties
| of per cent. on the bonds; ~ per cent.
on the preferred stock and " per cent.
| on the common stock. This extension
| of the right of deposit with penalty will
| be only for a short time. Holders of
| certificates of deposit in the Mercantile
! Trust company under the plan Of Feb
ruary 10, 1894, who have not assented
to the plan of March 16, 1895, to OBJ
| tain the benefit of the latter plan, must
present their certificates before May Z.
The plan of reorganization of the
| Peoria Water company provides that
each present $1,000 bond with outstand-
ing coupons. shall be exchanged for a
new $1,000 bond, thirty years to run,
| bearing interest at per cent. for two
years and $ per cent. thereafter. The
! new bonds to be subject to call at los,
| and interest or at par and interest, if
| the city of Peoria should determine to
| buy the water works.
On Friday of this week the following
dividends will be payable:
| American Exchange National bank
! of New York city, 31s per cent.
| American Tobacco Co., cash, 2 per
cent; scrip, 20 per cent.
| Albany City railway, ~ per cent.
Central Railroad of New Jersey, IL
per cent.
| Chicago, Rock. Island and Pacific
railroad, Y per cent.
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland,
| 8 per cent.
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton pre-
ferred, III per cent.
| Farmers Loan and Trust company,
| New York city, 10 per cent.
| Long Island railroad, per cent.
| National Steel company, preferred, 2
| per cent
| Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis
| railroad, per cent.
| H. r. Worthington Pump Co., pre-
ferred, 31a per cent.