New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-01

31IG3ISl2 Last prices Of other prominent IS
sues we're: Glucose 39N39ia; preferred 9lisG?3;
Malt. common. 23t. a2lia; preferred. 724'A, ex-
dividend: New Amsterdam Gas. common. ZSn
90: preferred 64G65 bonds 91a99.
BANK STOCKS.-Six shares OF the Bank OF
the Republic sold In the Stock Exchange at
157 against 1913. the last preceding sale
DIVIDENDS.-A quarterly dividend OF per
cent has been declared tho preferred and
also the common stock Of the American To-
hacco Company. payable May =. The Gallatn
National Bank has declared its 13lst consecutive
semi-annual dividend 1t is Of ) per cent. with
an extra one Of | per cent. payable April o.
The National Shoe and Leather Bank has de-
clared n quarterly dividend OF | per cent. pay
able April l. ~ W Harris & Co will pay
dividends on A number Of securities. list or
which will be found in another column New
York Security and Trust Company will pay
dividends on a number OF securities. list Of
which aill be found in another column. The
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
will pay coupons number Of securities
lis: Of which will be found in another column
Wlnslow Lanier & Co. will pay dividends on
n number of securities list Of which will he
found in another column.
STOCK EXCHANGE TICKET-The follow
ing ticket has been selected BY the Committee
on Nominations Of the Stock Exchange. 10 be
voted on at the annual election In May: Presi-
dent. Rudolph Keppler: secretary. George w
Ely treasurer. +. W. Gilley: chairman William
Mcclure. Governors: To serve four years ire
nomnated) J. W. Davis. W. II. CRANBERRY. H.
G. s Noble. j. r. Oyphant. F. X. Sturgis
James Whitley. new names). s. Ward Double
day Charles Hazard. George H. Schinzel and
Joseph s. Stout: TO serve one year. william
Alexander Bass and r. c. Z. Hoskier. Member
Of the t;ratuity Fund 60 serve five years..
Samuel J. Harriet.
CLEARINGHOUSE BALANCES.-The Clear
ing House balances yesterday unusually
heavy. aggregat!ng Sl1940O00. the total ex-
changes being S1140S90Oo The National city
Bank which a week ago was a creditor at the
Clearing House for a large amount. was yester-
day debtor in the sum Of $5332O 600 The Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce was another large
debtor. 14Oa 600; and the Merchants National
Bank. S722OOO The creditor banks were
American Exchange. S1.03O.OOO; Hanover Ma
tional. S1.0O3.OO National Park. S2.S2S,00
National Union S96J 600: Western National.
$4,000 These large balances have no inpor-
tant significance. They reflect. It would appear.
n shifting Of loans within the last day or two.
while some Of the debtor banks have paid out
large sums to customers who have been buyers
FOR Investment in the market
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE.-John A. Stewart
and william Endicoit. jr.. trustees for the Kan
sas Pacific Denver Extension first mortgage
bonds. give notice that. by reason Of defaults
since November l. 1894 In the payment OF in
tercst upon said bonds. a majority in interest Of
the holders has declared that the principal Of
said bonds is now due and payable. Paymen; OF
this ard OF all defaulted coupons. with Interest
amounting to a tota, OF 81 26l 81. will he made
on presentation tho office Of the United States
Trust Company Of New-York.