The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-23
looA1 FIyANoIA1 NOTES.

Various Railroad StOcks-Various DlVi- dends-New Haven Bank Clearings, Etc.
 Transactions in New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad stock have been few during the past week. Sales have been from 1s1M to 1So1a. Deben- lures sold from 1852 to 1S61A,
 The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad was quoted ex-dividend on Friday. The dividend is per cent. payable December 15.
 On Wednesday of this week the Chi cago Gas Trust company pays a divi- dend of 115 per cent. to, the holders of the Central Trust company receipts. The receipts must be forwarded to the Trust company and have the dividend stamped thereon.
 On the same day the North Pennsyl- vania railroad pays dividend of per cent.
 On Saturday the Third Avenue Rail- way of New York will pay quarterly dividend of 2A per cent. One week from to-day the Pennsyl-
  dividend of 241a per cent.
 The National Lead company has de- clared 8 quarterly dividend of 1% per cent. on the preferred stock, payable on December 15. Transfer books close on Wednesday of this week.
 The Ontario Silver Mining company will pay on November 30 the monthly dividend of 10 cents per share.
 The EIecker-J -Jones-Je company will pay a quarterly dividend on De- cember 1 of ? per cent. on the prefer red stock, The transfer books close to- day.
 Holders on December of the South ern New England Telephone company will have the right to subscribe to one new share at 90 for each three shares held
 Thursday, November 26, is the last day, under the plan of reorganization. that holders of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad securities or stock can pay their assessment, together with the penalty of one-quarter of one per cent. and interest at the rate of 6 per cent, and join the plan of reorganiza- tion. Stock on which assessments are not paid on that date will be forfeited to the company.
 The transfer books of the Pacific Mail company close to-day for a divi- dend of 1 per cent, payable December l. The last dividend was paid Septem- Der 15, 1887.
 Union Pacific railroad overdue mort gage interest is now payable on the fol- lowing bonds: First mortgage 6's main line. coupons due July 1, 1896, $50; in terest to November 19, 69 cents. Total, $30.69
 Kansas Pacific railroad, middle di- vision, coupons due December 1, 1894, from first mortgage 6's, $30; interest on coupons, $3.54, Total, $33.5
 Kansas Pacific railroad, eastern di- vision, coupons due February 1, 1885 from first mortgage, $30: interest to November 19, $3,24 Total payment on each coupons, s39.24.
 On each first mortgage bond, the principal of which matured January 1, 1896, interest to July 1, 1896 ($30) and in- terest thereon (69 cents)-total S30.69-- will be paid on presentation of the bond that interest payment may be stamped thereon. Payments will be made at the Union Trust company of New York city and by the receivers of the railroad company at 92 Ames build ing, Boston. Mass
 Holders of the Trust company re- ceipts of the Green Bay. Winona and St. Paul railroad first consolidated mortgage bonds can now exchange them for the securities of the new com- pany, the Green Bay and Western Rail- road company, at 40 Wall street, New York city.
 Clearings and balances of the New Haven banks for the week ending No- vember 21 and for the corresponding week of last year are furnished by the secretary of the New Haven clearing house, by days, as follows;
 1896. Balances. 1895.
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