New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-27
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE sEcCRITIES-Mar irregular and
active. Standard oil closed at 4e5a4s7 against
4G7Qi6e on Wednesday. Last prices OF other prom
inent issues were: Otis Elevating 46Q461; pre-
ferred, $1,000; New-Amsterdam Cas- common, 800
1917; preferred. 67i7G6sta; Wagner Palace Car.
19lql92ia; Continental Tobacco common 37Aq3s;
preferred. 76iaq77ia Air Power. 69isd7oia against
64l1aG5 on Wednesday.
FOREIGN TRADING.-London traded IN about
fifty thousand shares on the local Exchange. with
sales and purchases about evenly distributed. Buy
ing Of the Northern Pacifcs and Chesapeake and
Ohio heavy
SECURITIES DEPOsITED.-It is officially an
nounced that securities OF the American Steel and
Wire Company to the amount OF over IS per cent
have been deposited with the different deposliaries
EASE IN MONEY.-It is understood In financial
circles that money has been lent for one year att
per cent. Large sums representing unemployed
balances are being received in this city from all
over tho country, and the market generally is IN
favor OF the borrower. Cali money remains az IN
per cent the few exceptions at per cent yesterday
being due demand from belated borrowers.
DIRECTORS ELECTED.-At the annual meeting
OF the New-York Clearing House Building Associa-
tion held yesterday. the following directors were
elected. George G. Williams, +. D. Tappen. J. Ed
ward Simmons and f. H. Perkins. jr. At a subse-
quent meeting OF the directors G.. G. Williams was
elected president J. Edward Simmons vice president
and William sherer secretary and treasurer.
SUB-TREASURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
at the Clearing House Sl3ZJ3O It's net loss on bal
ance was s42 421 made up by a loss In currency OF
slO6.1S5 and gain in coin OF 500. 1914. The days
operations included: Receipts. S465I929; pay
ments. 81 100 346 resulting in a general balance OF
SAC 579J. consisting Of $l31 29O592 coin and s15
OBS 903 currency.
FOR REORGANIZATION.-A committee consist
ing OF Ernest Thalmann. chairman Louis Fitz-
gerald j. Iowber Welsh. J. De Goeyen, r., Will
lam L. Bull August Heckscher and Arthur z. Still
well. has been appointed by jority Of the hold
ers of the stocks and bonds Of the Kansas City.
Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad Company the Kansas
City Suburban Belt Railroad Company the Kansas
city Shreveport and Gulf Terminal Company. and
the Port Arthur Channel and Dock Company 70
devise and carry out plan for the readJustment
Of the affairs OF the abOve-named companies by
OF consolidation and otherwise and the re-
naming holders OF the securities involved re-
quested 70 communicate with the committee, so
that they may be fully advised Of the progress
made N carrying out plan OF reorganization.
BEFORE FEBRUARY 10-Holders OF New-Or-
leans Traction Company preferred and common
stock are Informed by the Committee OF Reorgan-
cation that they must pay. on or before FEBRUARY
10 next. the third and last instamen, OF 33 1-9 per
cent Of the amount payable on their stock, VIZ, 81
per share the preferred stock and 81 per share
on the common stock
OVER as PER CENT? Is officially announced
that securities OF the American Steel and WIRE
COMPANY 10 the amount or over ~ per cent nave
been deposited with the different depositaries
DIVIDEND DECIARED.-The Corn Exchange
Pank m. declared a dividend OF per cent. payable
DIRFCToRs RE-ELECTED.-At the annual
meeting yesterday Of the American District IeIo-
elected and Thomas F. Clark was chosen 10 MI the
vacancy caused by the death OF J. W. Clendenin-