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BOSTON 0LO3IN0 QUOTATIONS.
BUt. jltUd. Bid. Arttd.
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Bo.U....168 170 Do. A Hon.. 167 167".
Chic J com. 114 116 CalIIecla400 600
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PHILADELPHIA OL08INO QUOTATIONS.
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CRICAOO CLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
Bid. AtUa. Bid. AlUd.
Am8ti-bd.. 32 38MHWB... 3 4
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Chic Brew.. 7 8 NYBIicult 04 66
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LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
Atcbl.on, a p 1 3 Northern Paclflo... 28
AtcbUon pf 32 Northern Pacific pf. 08
Canadian PaclOo... 01 Ontario Welt..... 18
Cbuapeak. Ohio. 23 Pennijlrama. 60
Erlocon.aap 16 Readme, lit a p.... u.
Erie lit pf 40 Reading lit pf. 80
lUlnoli Central 100 StPaul 00
Eaniai Texai,,., 14 S.ulh Railway...., 0
Lak.Bbor. 108 aouth Railway pf.. 32
UuliTlll.Naib., 68 Unloa PaulOc 84
New York Central. 182 WabianpL 104
Norfolk Wpf,n.. 40
FniDAT, Jan. 28.
Tbe tenor of President lIoKlnley'a epeaebat
the manufacturers' banquet last evening; and
tbe publication of definite jet unofficial state,
ments regarding; tbe proposed merger of tbe
Kevr York Central and Liko Shore companies
imparted a strong; tone to tbe stock market at
tbe opening:. Still another factor was tbe an
nouncement that the Northern Paclflo Com
pany will shortly declare a socond quar
terly dividend upon Its preferred stock,
London was a moderate buyer of securi
ties In tho early dealings, and tbe demand
for stocks through commission bouses was
larger than for some time past. Tbe strength
of the market naturally invited sales to secure
profits, and these were supplemented a little
later by professional operations, based upon ex
pectations of a reaction In prices. Purely specu
lative interests professed to be disappointed la
" - -. ,i'T'vr" "'if-s
trUWmmt of the Bt, Paal and of Urs &.K.
and Qolncy Company for Deeeaber, be ua in
eachoaso the Increase In operating; expenses
was nearly as lares as the increase in gross earn
ings. - Blmllar increases may be noted in the
Clovoland, Cincinnati. Chicago and SL Louis
statement for December, and also In that of tho
Erie Company for the same month, which was
published this morning. The explanation in
eaoh esse is that the companies named are'
renewing; their equipment and making various
repairs and Improvements, which are charged to
opera tingoxpeniea Instead of to capital account.
It Is now thoroughly understood that the
larger holders of Now York Central stock hare
Informally decided upon an Issuo of $100,000,
000 3a collateral trust bonds to take up the en
tire capital stock of tho Lake Snore Company.
This operation will give the New York Central
absolute control not only of the Lako 8horo
road, but also the control of tho auxiliary
lines like tho Now York, Chlcnuo and SL
Louts, which the Lake Shoro Company con
trols through Its ownership of tho stock of those
companies. The assumption that tho New York
Central will benefit dlreotly should tbe Lako
Shore Company earn moro than the amount re
quired to pay tbe Interest upon tho colltterAl
trust bonds issued for its stook Is misleading,
for it was learned to-day that the earnings
of the Lake Shore road in excess of tho
amount required to pay the Interest upon
the collateral trust bonds Issued upon Its
stock as socurlty are to bo used as a sinking
fund for the redemption of those bonds. It is
possible, therefore, that in tho course of time
the New York Central Compnny may becomo
the absolute owner of its Western connection.
According to nil accounts the methods of oper
ating the New York Central Company will bo
improved and Important economics will bo In
troduced that will warrant the company in
placing its stock upon a 8 V Zccnt. dividend,
basin. Tho dealings In that stock were less ex
tensive than yesterday, and realizing sales by
recent speculative buyors lowerod tho prlco
nearly a point. At a reaction of nearly a point
from the highest price Northern Pacific prefer
red, which lod tho list with respect to activity,
closed 304 V cent, higher than yesterday. Of the
local traction stocks, Brooklyn Hapld Transit
received mo most attention, and In common
with others of that group closed fractionally
lower. Union Paclflo was exceptionally active
and strong, and the same observation applies to
the purchase money certificates. Sugar Ke
nning was hoavy throughout and closed l'a V
cent, lower.
After the close of business the statement of
tho Northern Paclflo Railway for tho third week
in tho current month was furnished for publica
tion. It shows an Increase of $87,402, or nearlv
40 9 cent, as compared with the corrcspondlns
porlod of last year. For tho first three wooks In
January the incrcaso In gross earnings was $272,
082, an increase of 41.7 as compared with the
corresponding period of last yosr. For the fiscal
year to Jan. 21 the increase in gross earnings is
$2,671,703. or 23 V cent. Trado reports for tho
week are in tho main encouraging: Clonrlrc
House paymonts are 7.3 V cent, larger than
in 1802 and railway gross earnings, so
far as rcDorted, are 11.2 V cent, larger
than woro ever reported in tho corresponding
period. In the lata dealings on tho Stock Ex
change the room tradors professed to attach
fresh importance to tho passage this evening; of
tho Teller resolution by tho Senate. Rumors
were also circulated of lmpondlng disturbances
In Cuba. In consequence the closing was Irreg
ular. Final sales compare with those of yesterday as
follows:
Jan. 87. Jan. 28. Jan. 27. Jan. 28.
A,TSFr. 13 13 North Am.. 6 6
A,T8F.p 30 31 NorftWp 48 47
AmC.tOlt. 22 22 SW com... 123 124
AmSRef ..138 137 N'Paocom. 27 27
AmTob.... 87 87NPaopf... 06 67
AmSpM... 0 9 NYCent...H9 118
AmSpUp. 21 21 SJ Cent... 04 94
BraokRT.. 40 40 Omaha com 76 76
Canada 80 64 540ntW... 17'. 174
CanPao.... 89 89 ORN..... 51 60
C,C,0StL 36 30 Ore Imp.... 28 87a
C.13AQ.... 9Q-j 09 P Mall.. 3is4 314
C.noai....ioi102 PeoO0.. 07 06
Chei6..r22 22 PHilPCar..l78 178
ChOW.... 147, 140, rtackliland 03 03
CI,LW.. 17 17 rteadlnt.... 22 22"
D,LW...164 163 neadlitpt 61 61
Del.ftIIud.113 112 StPcom... 06 06
Den&RQp 48 60 StPaul p... 146 144
Erie 16 16 SoU'waj .. 0 0
OenElec... 3QH 30 SoR'wayp 31 31
Illinois Cen 107 108 StLSWp. 10 10
EinftTex. 13 14 Texas Pac.. 12-j 12
KanftTpf. 40 39 V C.I 4 It.. 25 25
LnNuh 66 67 ''n Pac... 33 33
Lake Shore 187 168 US Rubber 17'. 17'
Lacled.Oan 40 44 OS Rub p. 0513 OOU
UanbCon.,117 116 USLeath.. 7 7
Mich Cent.. 100 100 OSLeathp 04 64
MStL2d p 66 66 Wabaihpt. 18 18
Mo Pac..... 34 35 WUnTol.. 02 00
MetStRy.,146 146i WhftLE... 3 3
Natl.ract... 38 36 WftLEp.. 14 14
KatLeadp.100 107l 'El dividend.
Government bonds strong. The 4s of 1007 and
the fis closed 'e V cent, higher bid each, andftho
4s ot 1020closcd V cent, higher bid. Hallway
and other bonds strong and active. Tho fea
tures were American Tobacco Scrip, Ann Arbor
4s, Brooklyn Rapid Tianilt 5, Chicago Ter
minal 4s, Columbus and Ninth Avenue lets,
Cleveland and Canton 1st?, t. r., Colorado Mid
land lstB, t. r.. Central of Georgia consol Os,
Denver and Itlo Grande consols, Kansas PhcIHc
consols, t. r.. Jjeblgh and U llkesbarro consols.
As, Missouri, Kansas and Texas of Texas Os,
Norfolk and Westorn consol 5s, N. Y Susquo
honna and Western generals, N. J. Central gen
eral 5s, Oregon Railroad and Navigation 4s, Itlo
Grande Weitern 1st". Reading general 4s,
Southern Paclflo of California consols. Southern
Paclflo ot New Mexico Ists, St. Louis and
Snn Francisco 4s, Union Elevated lsts, t. r.,
Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf lsts, t. r
Wisconsin Central lsts, t. r., Wllkosbnrre
and Eastern lsts, Atchison, Chesapeake unci
Ohio, Kansas and Texas. Northern Pacific,
Oregon Short Line.Orcgon Improvement, Texas
Pacific and Union Pacific issues. The moro im
portant net advances woro In Atchison adj. 43,
1 V cent., to 01; American Tobacco Scrip, Lj, to
81; Ann Arbor 4s, . to H3; Urooklyn IUnld
Transit 5s, Oe. to 05; Chesapeake and Ohio
consol 6s, as, to llOi. and general 4s8, , to
827(j; Columbus and Ninth Aveuuo lsts, 1, to
123; Cleveland and Canton lsts, t. r., 1. to71;
Colorado Midland lsts, t, r , to 07; Denver
and Rio Grnndo consol 4s, s, toiH1?; Kansas
and Texas 2di. e. to 07 Lehlk'h and WllUos
barre consols As, Lj, to lOli; Mlsrourl. Kansas
nnd Texas of Texas Ss. Uj, to 833i; Northern
Paclflo prior 4s, , to 0U7s, nnd general .Is, , to
03'8i Norfolk and Western Is. Oj, to 80b; N. Y.,
Susquehanna and Western ccncrnls, h, to U3io;
New Jersey Central gcnoral 6s, a, to 113; Ore
gan Railroad and Navlgutlon 4s, a, to 00; Ore
Kon Improvement lsts, t. r., n, to 110a; Rio
Grundo Western lsts, 7a, toH4'2j Southern Pa
cific 01 California consols, , to 07: Southern
Pacific or Now Mexico lsts, 3j. to 107; St. Louis
and San Francisco 4s. "h, to 75; Toxos Paclllo
lsts, h, to 101; Union l'nclllc p. m. ctfs., 1Lj. to
1214. and c. t. Os. 02 V cent. p. p., . to 40;
Union Klovatcd lets, t. r.. h. to BlIKi, und Wilkes
barro and Eastorn lsts, 1'g M cent., to 100, Tho
noteworthy declines were In Chicago Terminal
4s, M cont., to B5Lj; Central of Georgia conbol
6s, 3e, to 011 ; Kansas Paclflo coiuoIk. U r.. 4, to
1)0; Kansas and 'lexas 4s. , to 80; Oregon
Short Line consol 5s, ". to DO1-.-: Oregon Improve
ment 6s, 6th 1. p., h. to 68; Texas Paclllo 2ds,
e, to33; Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf lsts, t.
r., m, to 54, and Wisconsin Central lsts, t. r
V cent,, to 43.
In bank stocks, 50 shares of Park sold at 263
and 10 shares ot Western National at 100.
Commercial prlco or bar silver In New York,
BiTbc. liar silver In London closed at 2Gd,
Mexican sliver dollars were quoted at 40c. Im
ports to Europe to-morrow 400,000 ounces.
Money on call ln(31 V cent. TI1110 monoy Is
3uotod: Sixty days 2Lj V cent., thrco months
h V cent,, four and livo mouths 3 V cent., and
eight months 3a cent., on good mixed Stock
Exchango colls tnrnl. Commercial paper Is
3uotcd; Prime indorsed bills recelvublo at 3ii
V cent., prime single names at UiaSi V cent,,
and good names at iih'iii V cent.
Sterling exchango was dull and steady, with
scarcely uny change in quotations. Continental
exchange was also dull. I'o.ted nskltig rates
for sterling are: Sixty days, $4.83, and slant,
4.85"i. Actual rates arc: Long hills. $4.82
H-82; sight drafts. H-81!(!f$l.84, and
cable transfers, $4.81iti4.HD. 'rtnes uro
Ouotod at 6.21Ts for lonir nnd O.'O'ifO.SO for
abort; relchsniarks, II4 7-HW04 0-10 for long
and IUVJ00 for short; guilders. 40 3-10c340
for long and 4040 1-10 for short,
Domestio nxchnnjre on New York: Boston
Par. Charleston Muring, 11(1 discount; sell
lmr. 116 premium. Savannah lluylng, par;
soiling, 1-10 premium. Now Orleans Dank,
Sar; commercial, ffil discount. San Francisco
Ight, 20 icnts premium; telegraph, 22-3
cents premium, St. Louis 25Q0O cents ills,
count. Chicago 10 cents premium. Cinciu.
natl Ilctween banks, 25 coins premium, and
over counter, 50 cents premium.
OlucosaSucar Retlnliig common is quoted at
343S&30. and tbo preferred at 02-4(402,
Standard Oil Trust cirtltkntct closed at .1111 -set
302g; American Malting at 2023, and
preferred at 73370; Standard Gas common
at 1404J140, and tho preferred at 100ial07j
MnttuJ G at Si0M0l t)yreoM Oaa at 80V
822tKQiltbl Gas at 2203235 1 Bast River
asatelaaa
The Imports of drynood for the week ending
to-day were 82,721,030. against f 2,330,000 last
week and$3,701,830 for the corresponding week
of last year. The amount marketed w- s V2.420,
780, against (2,142,410 last week and V3.77P,
018 for tho corrcipondlng week of last year.
Tho MIchlfran-Penlnsolar Car Compnnv haa
declared n dividend of 1 V cent, on its preferred
stock, payable Feb. 7,
The Chicago, Burlington and Qnlncy Railroad
reports Dross earnings for December of 93,470,
040, an lncrenso ot if521.404 as compared with
tho sumo month of tbe previous year, and not
91,380.173. an increase of $30,828. For tho six
months ending Deo. 31 the gross earnings woro
922,048,410, an lncreaso of 94,304,072 as com
pared with tbo corresponding porlod of tho pro
vImus year, and net U,080,010, anlncronseof
$1,042,344. Fixed charges were 90,340,000,
leaving n surplus of 94,340,010, an Increase of
91.050,505.
Tho Chicago, Milwaukee and SI. Paul Rail
road reports gross earntntrs for December of
92,817.071, nn Incrcaso or 9240,203 as compared
with tho samo month ot the previous year, nnd
not, $1,254,514, nn Increase of $13,000. For the
six months ending Dec 31 the gross earnings
wcra 918,430.280. nn lncreaso of $1,001,007 as
compared with tbe corresponding period of tho
previous year, and net 97,533,080, an Incrcaso
of 9748.210.
Tho Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago nnd St.
Louis Railroad reports gross earnings for De
cember or $1,320,010, an Increase of 9120.070
as compared with the same, month ot tho pre
vious year, and not 9314,383, a decrease of
$20,225. For thoslxmonlhi ending Dec. 31 tho
gross earnings wero $7,420,841, nn Increase of
$731,418 as compsroo-WltU tho corresponding
period of the provlousyear. nnd net 91,007,385,
an Increase of $10,247. Flxod charges Wero
91,453.018, leaving a surplus of 9213,407, a de
crease of $12,007.
Tho St. Loutu and San Francisco Railroad re
ports gross earnings for December ot 9043,713,
nn lncreaso ot 948,242 as compared with tho
same month of tho previous year, nnd net $211,
340. an Incroisoot 912.054. For tho six months
ending Dec. 31 tbe gross earnings were 93,000,
747, an increase of 9488,811 ns compared with
tho corresponding period ot tho previous year,
and net 91,010,004, an lncreaso of $108,300.
Tbo Central of Georgia Railroad reports gross
earnings for December of $570,451, nn Incrcaso
of 23,727 ns compared with the samo month of
tho provlousyoar.and net 9240,730. a decrcaso
of$10,811. For tho six months ending Dec. 31
the gross earnings woro $3,043,010, nn incrcaso
of 9142,807 ns compared with tho correspond
ing period ot the previous year, and net 91,100,
120, an lncrenso of 972,040.
Tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company reports for the year ended
Dec. 31.:
1R97. 1806. CAanaM.
nrotseara'i.S3,0?B,3D0 4I,SU.!JS1 Deo. .130,003
Oper. .xp'n'l. On.llBH.BCO M7,473,37tl Deo. 810,013
Netearn'gs. $7,3I,030 10.7HO.U7H Ino. 1383.501
Elx'd charges. 6.400.VUU 0,400,430
Balance..,. $1,010,300 SI, 324. 7.10 Ino. 1363,301
DlTldendi.... l,f)34,0U0 1. S3 1,000
Surplus 870,800der.bOU,201 Inc. 9383.001
Equal to 7. SO per cent, on the capital stock,
against 3.05 percent. In 1B00.
Tho Huffnlo. Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad
Company reports for quarter ending Dec. 31:
1807. IU08. ciana.
Orossearnlnn.....t33,no7 aaHW.SNS Inc. 804, uxi
Operating exp's... 003,810 003.VU3 Inc. 12.017
Net earnings S347.7U7 S20fl,2n.1 Ino. 131, Boi
Other Income 0,007 11.041 Doe. 2,034
Total (330,804 a07,14 Inc. S49.470
Fixed charge! 203,1100 210.VOS Inc. 01,20)1
Surplu $93,399 1D0.42S Dec. tl.fgt)
Tho general balanco sheet shows cash on hand
$30,830 and protit and loss account of $471,703.
The Edison Eloctrlc Illuminating Company of
Brooklyn reports Income account for tho year
ended Dec. 31:
1807. lflUO. Chanot:
Oross earnlngs.,..(H75,030 (810,208 Inc. (60.003
Oper. expense!..-. 4N0.717 401,200 Inc. 20,401
Ketearnlngi (303,211! (350,000 Ino. (80,213
Othtr income 13,087 31.148 Dec. 18,001
Total net (408,200 (300,148 Inc. (18.151
Interest and taxei. 01,803 08,000 Dec. 0,137
nalanco (310,430 (S2,14H Inc. (24.28S
Dividends 237.10U 223.000 Ino. 12,1011
Surplus (70,327 (67,148 Inc. (12,179
Tho local movements of money this weok nro
described by tbo New York Nona Bureau ns fol
lows: "Bankers estimate that nt least $5,000,
000 hns been gained tbls week by the Interior
currency movement, including tome gold from
the Paclflo coast and from Canada. lUnks in
tbe West have little employment for much of
their reserve. At the Treasury tho banks have
lost $800,000. The New York Sub-Treasury's
regular dally roports indlcato for tho full week
ns follows: Total receipts, 910.500.000, Includ
ing $-1,200,000 from other offices of tho de
fiartment; total payments. $18,900,000, lnclud
ng $4,300,000 to other offices."
Tho Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Com
pany has arranged with Kuhn, Locb & Co. and
Speyer & Co. tor tho rofundtngof its $0,382,500 7
V cent, first mortgago bonds maturing in 1000
into an equal amount ot consolidated bonds re
served for tho purpose. Tho resorved bonds will
ho Issued at 4u V cent. When tbo refunding is
accomplished the entire issue ot consolidated
bonds will becomo a first mortgago upon the
system of the Denver nnd Rio Grande Railroad.
liradetrett'a reports the number of business
failures during tbo neck at 288, ngalnst 300
last week and 320 the corresponding week last
year. It. G. Dun & Co. compute the liabilities
of tho concerns falling ror the first twenty days
ot January at $7,01 1,800, against 911,013,037
the corresponding periods of last year.
The receipts of tho Govornmont to-day wero:
Customs, $333,000; internal revenue, $413,0111;
and miscellaneous, $30,857; a total or $777,
472. The disbursements woro $005,000. an
excess of expenditures over roceipta or $187.
527. The receipts or the llscnl year tod ito lmvo
been $242,074,880, the disbursements $2 12.033,
212, and tho excess ot receipts ovor expend!-
lures 9-ii,uuoi
Tho ofllcial count ot cash in tho Treasury
at the close ot business to-day compared with
that ot yesterday shows:
Jan. 27. Jan. 28.
Gold coin and bullion. ..(103,097.780 (lil3.H05.70r,
Mlverdollars and bullion 1A.U30.2A9 lu.2b3.UiJ2
United Mate nots 26,223,8UJ 20,870,741
Other assets lei. demand
liabilities .11,084,600 30,738,788
Available cash balance.
Including iruld rcscrre. 8240,838,038 (!40,839.2Su
Monoy in London 2 V cent. Rates ot dis
count inoDon market for both short and three
months' bills, 22 cent. Amount of bul
lion withdrawn from tho Bank of Engiand on
balanco to day, 10,000. Paris advices quote 3
V cents at 103 francs 224 centimes. Exchange
on London, 25 francs 22 centimes.
Tho St. Louis, Alton, and Terro Haute Roll
road Company first mortgago nnd terminal
twenty-year void bonds having been called for
redemption on Juno 1, 18U8, nt 105 and accrued
interest, the Illinois Central Railroad Company
will nay ror cncli bond or 91,000, tith the cou
pon due Juno 1 noxt attached, upon presenta
tion nt Its ofllce nt any time prior to Fob. 10,
$1,005.00, lielng the redemption value less dis
count at 3 fcent. per annum from Feb. 10 to
Juno 1.
Special Master William D. Cornish Informs
holders of tho first mortgage bonds of the Union
l'nclllc Railroad that he Is prepared to pay them
out ot tho proceeds ot the foreclosure sale tba
principal of tho bonds and any unpaid interest
thereon to Jan. 20, No interest will be paid
after that date. Payment will be made at the
Mercantile Trust Company.
1 do saios 01 mining biockb at me new York
Consolidated Stock and Potroloum Exchango to
day were as follows:
Open- High- Low clou
Salt. A'ame. (nu. ttt. tit. ino.
lOOConCal&Va.... 1.16 1.16 1,15 1.15
BOO Con Imperial... ,02 ,0B ,02 .02
1000 Mount Rosa 15 ,16 ,16 ,15
200 Mexican 27 ,27 .27 .27
800 Yellow Jacket.. ,34 .34 ,34 ,34
Total sales, 2.100 .harts-
COMiiritClAI, COUPEND.
Friday, Jan. 28. Quain Wheat Spot was
quiet. Tho sales woro 03,000 bush.. Including
15,000 ungradod red, 40,000 No. 1 hard Mani
toba hero, und 32,000 No. 2 hard winter at the
outports on privato terms for export. Froo on
board afloat: No. 1 Northern spring Now York,
91.10; do. Duluth, 91.11; No. 2 red, $1.00j;
Nn. 1 hard Duluth, $1.12; No. 1 bard Manitoba,
$1.003. Minneapolis received to-day 217,000
bush., against 123,700 last year; Duluth 47,274,
against 18,280; Chicago 1.1,000, against 18,500;
Milwaukee 10,000, against 0,750; St. Louis
23.000, against 11,050; Dotroit 3,070, against
2,500 last your. Futures opened 14c. to he.
lower, but rallied and advanced 78C tolc,
then reacted slightly and closed ec. to c.
higher for the day. Future Bales 0,385,000
bush., as follows:
Latt
Opening. Itlahett. Lavett, CICMlna. jVfanf.
January.,.,1081, 100 10i 100 lOHi-
February,..10Aa 107 10H4 107 108';
March lot's 108 104', in0g 104
Hay U8 '4 100 UH flu U8
July 01 9l 00 OP4 01
Ilarley Wu dull but firmer. New feedinx. 37-j
UNc, cost and freight to New York, itye Was
steadier. No. 2 Weitern B8(4382e frco on bo.rd
afloat. Corn Spot was ateady and In good demand.
The lalei were 1103.000 buib.. Including 120.000
No. 2- mixed here and 180,000 do. at the oulportaun
private terms for export- No. 2 mixed In itore, 2S,
000 at 33ic. Futurri declined V-. 10 c. but re
covered thl. Future silei 270,000 bush., as folloin:
tun
Opening, lllghelt. Voicrif. doting, Hl(.hl.
January, .. 33Ni 84.
May.. 341-j U44 34 114 H4IV,
July 30 USHi 83 UBlj 35-J
Oati Spot were c higher. The .ale. were 223,000
buib.. Including 120,000 heavy whit and 50,000 No.
V white clipped, on private term, for export. No.
V white, aue.i No. S do, SUci No. U whits
clipped, 8OH10.1N0. o do., Hoe-i No. Kralxid, 89V0-1
m"TT ? r-
i?.'??4.,iL5e,,'fttll do.. i8M. reacted
hitxed. SSA.I do. White, Wc.l Ke, (mixed, d
40.000 at sOaHso. Fntnno declined a, but recov
end the lota. Future sain 20,000 boih., as follows!
Oprnlng. Itlahttt. Louvit. Cloning. Klghl.
1IAT.......284 , 28', 2tJJ4 28a lf
The speculation In wheat to-day wai more active
than for soma llmo part, Liverpool and tbe Conti
nent traded moderately on both atdri ,f the account,
bnt the foreign traoractloni were ma nly on the buy
ing itde. At the opening prleei were eailer on dliap
nolntlnKLtverDoolcatlra nut the Ion wai soon re
coTered, and a inbitanllal ImpniTem-nt follow) (I.
The continental cable, were itrongand higher, par
ticularly from Antwerp, and ihotts i-orired freely.
The report that the French duty woulJ be reduced
also contributed to strength) n tho tone. Defore the
close part of tha Improvement was lost on realltlna
sales, the last prloas showing a fractional net ad
vance for the diy. The Argentine shipments last
week were large, and had a depres-lng In
fluence early In the day. They were t64.000 tmali.,
against 028,000 In the previous weok and 4(1.000 lait
year. The Northwestern rrnilpts were 1194 ciri,
ajfMn.t 8BK lait week and 104 fait year. Liverpool
advanced Id. to IM., but rjacted and clo-ed Irregu
lar, l'arti advan ed "4C. to tjc. Antwerp watnrm
and higher. Corn ileellned sllghtlv ea'lvln thrdsy,
butrillled, Liverpool advanced VI. to 4d TheAr
griitinerhlpnionta for the week weie f.noo buili..
ngalnst 24,000 In the prevlnu. week and 404,000 lit
year, Chicago recilved 102 cars nnd expects 105
tomorrow. Oils wero quiet but stralr. Chi
cago received infl cars and expects 18 to-morrow.
Chicago, Jen. 2S. "The wheat market startnl off
with a break of le. a bush, at the opening, sutne
quintly advancing S'so. from one. to 0 440., rioting
with n decline of lSie. n buib., which came quickly
on sudden realising. The advance was due to h'gher
Continental markets, large clearances, wh'cli were
equal to nearly soo.oon bush .and an tstlmat by tbo
Curn J'rurfd .Vcu-t that weuty requirements from the
United Kin jdom from thli on would exceed 3.000.UOO
bush, per week. The Jannary option touched 110,
the highest figure of the imp, Beversl large llnrs of
long wheat came out that were bought In the neigh
lierhood of Ooc. A knowledge of this had rnns'derable
to do with the w eakneu at tbe wind up. Minneapolis
reported lsrge mm of flour. Hharp reaciloni aro
bound to follow advances auch o we have hal yes
terday and to-day. on IrcaVi, unless there U some
ebsngelnthe general situation, wheat oiuht to do In
buy. Corn 10 d up Hie but llnally cloied the same as
yetrday. Clearances were nSo.OOO liush. Tho
country lnovem-nt was larger. Oats Tho large ex
port demand for oat., with sales of nearly hslf n
million bush., caused a better market. Clearances
weie 300.00)1 buih. There Is Utile show for any de-clln-
of consequence In natl while the tremendous
export demand continue-."
KuifH The trading In flour to-day was more active
than for some time past, nnd prices show a further
Improvement. In lympathy with wheat. The sales
were 13.0U0 bbli,
. . nbl. Saefrr.
Heeolpts tl,87 10,2(10
Export 5,'jio 14,2134
Winter In bbts.s Suiwrflno, $11,0823.23: No. S extra.
-;ota.UO: straights. $4.33t44.03; patents. .ts
S,'i i33. Spring In Lbls.) Clrars, 4.104..1B:
straights, ti.bot&tt OB: patents, 4.tiOnsB.:io. Milt
i'JE"-'"'1 'Inner again tn-ilar. Western spring In
uu-ib, eccws, Bi4.ou(s14.70, 200-it., $14.00: winter
In bulk, at 4 50(4$17.
CnTToi Sjwt cotton here was uncbongrd.wlth sales
of TM bales for spinning. Middling uplinds, 3 10-inc.,
aiatnst 7 8-IOs. last year: New Orleans aud Oulf,
1) 3-10c., against 7 0-ltJo. last year. The Southern
spot markets were unchanged. New Orleans sold
h.000, Ssvsnnah 604, Mobllo bOO, Augusta 712. and
Norfolk 810 bales. Liverpool was unchanged on tbe
spot, with sales of 111.000 hales: futures there were
unchanged to "a point higher, closing barely ateady.
The Llvorpool statement of sales and atocks for the
week wu as follows:
, Iatt last
Sales. Thin Wrek, Wtrk. Year. 1808.
Total 87,000 62.U00 04,000 80,000
American 52,000 53.000 SV.000 60.000
Stocks:
Total 1,014,000 l.OOti.QOO 1,260.000 1,889,000
American 800,000 883,000 1,007,000 1,440,000
Tho receipts nt the ports to-day were 33.201 hales,
against OO.nosirstweek, 20,804 last jeor. und 1.
40B In IMUSi total for tho week 212,823. against 230,
hg.t Ian week. 140.31 U lait year, end 104,234 In
1803. The exports from th' ports today approxi
mated 28,000 bales. New Orleans expects to-morrow
18,000 to 10,000 bales, against 0,400 last week,
H.I08 last year, and 0.8U3 In 18HB. Houston expeota
n,3no to 7,001) bales, against B.8S7 last week, 1.H8B
ln-l year, and 4.702 In IS115. The total Interior
movement for tho week, with comparison!, was as
follows:
., Receipt: Sltipmenti. Mocln.
This week I00.t-.1fl 143.107 B70.83S
Last week 10S..101 1BIW-14 870,705
Last year 48,125 sn.313 48H.07S
1805 00,301 121,810 472,740
New Orleans advanced 3 to 4 points, but reactod.
lutures here advanced 3 to 5 points, but lost this and
closed steady at a decline of 1 to a points on all
months except January, which closed 1 point higher.
The sales were 178,200 bales. The future trading wai
as follows:
Clotlng. JUahtit. Lovett. Salei.
Jinuary 3.79f..74 0.77 D.72 ll.OOO
February. .,..1.71(43.72 0.78 6.73 0,200
March S.73S5.70 B.82 3.7(1 84,000
April B.7iS5.7U 5.83 8.80 1,0110
-Uay 5.BlU5aa &.MH B.81 b7.000
June 6.8408.88 0.88 6.N4 1,800
July B8KG8S.8U O.HS 8.87 14,700
August 8 01(30.02 n.llrt B.lll 42.000
September.. n.OOuB.fla 0.04 8.0.1 2,000
October r,.tll5.03 8.07 B.lll 8,300
November.. .0.04(23.110 3.08 3.08 SOU
Tho trading In cotton to day was more active, but
still In tho main of a Io.-al featureless character..
Early tn tbe day prices advanced slightly. The Liver
pool cables were Arm, and aborts cover.'d, whllo
th ro was a small demaud for long account. German
bouses bought freely, but Liverpool both bought and
sold on a small Male. The Improvement, however,
waa short lived. Tho receipts at tbo ports and the
Interior towns for tho week wero larger than had
been exp-cted, and some tired longs sold out.
Ono large Wall street houso sold and some
local scalper! also sold. Accordingly, prices re
acted and slowly receded, tho last quotations show
Ing a trifling net los for the day on ill months with
the exception of Jsnuary. Mr. Hester makes tho
quantity brought Into sight during the week 203,790
bales against 181.130 tn the ssme week last year,
124.182 In 1890. and 2,10.403 In 18113. and the total
for 130 days to date 8,478.015, against 7.881,033 in
tho corresponding period lu I8U3. Tlo weather In
the Smith to d ly wns fair. Th signal service pre
dicts threatening weather with light ra'ns to-nlsht In
the cotton b-dt. The dry goods market continues
quiet, l'rlnt cloths are llrm and tending upward.
Coffee Mo on tho apot as dull: No. 7, IH40.
Salct 3,000 tiags Santos, Nos. 8. 0 7, 8 and 0, at
n 8-inc., cost and rrelaht: 1,8.10 bags Maracalbo,
200 bags Savaullla. and 500 bags Central American
on private terms. The future trading was as follows!
Salet. HtQheit. Lowest. riailna.
February 1,000 8.03 BBS 6.53as.K0
March 2,8.10 B;70 8.03 B.II53S 70
April 230 0.7.1 8 7.1 B.7III33.7B
May 1,00(1 0.80 B.80 0 7B(S.80
July 230 n.H.v..r. un
August 2.1(1 B.00iS.U3
September 2.8B0 11.011 0.00 B.II.1n.on
December 600 0.10 0.10 0.05(40.10
Futures hero closed steady with prlcri 8 points lower
to 8 points higher. The sales werj 7,730 bags. 1 ro
advanced Ut. Hamburg advanced h pfg to 34 pfg.
Ittowasdull.it unchanged prices: receipts, 18,000:
stock. 384..000: exchange, (I lll-IOd., a decl'lin of
1 32d. Santos was quiet and unchanged; receipt.
14.000: stock, U02.00U. Stock In Havre, 1,040.000
bags. Including 808,000 Draslllan. Futures hers
ruled steady, Ihe European cables wero higher, but
were offset hv large receipts a: Hto and Santos.
MrraLs Iron was wenkt spot and January, $i).60($
$0.00: February and March, $0.83rt$ri.U5. Copper
was steady at lo.tinnllc. for spoi, January. Feb
ruary and March. Lead was weak: spot and Janu
ary, 3UOia3.02Kie. Tin was easier: spot. January,
February and March. 13 h8-j(jU3.Biif. Spelter wu
earner; spot, January, renruary and Marcn. a.STHi
4o.
Nivai. Stoiies Were dull. Spirits of turpentine,
344:i41sc.; common to good strained rosin, 1.42
$1 45.
Puousiovp r.nrd was steady. Prime $3.10; rltv,
$4.B2".j(a$4.73; refined for tho Continent. $.1.3.1.
Pork was Drill. Mess. $0.7S(.tlO. Cut meats were
dull. 1'lcklcd bellies, 0r.ST,'-jc.; itn. hams, 7Uc.ido.
shoulders, 4'40. Dressed hogs, 44(.Bi,c. fraliow,
WhC Butter Creamery. Wiatern. extras. 20c.;rirsls,
I810c.: seconds. 18(17c; thirds. HitK.c; state,
finest, lOo Ulist., 17(l8e.i thirds to seconds, 14n
Ilk-. Chersr state, full cream, large, fancy. 8V.;
choice, sctSUi-.: fair to good, 7a(8c.: common,
0V7c.; small, colored and whlto fancy, OfiO'ic.i
choice. SUtiSc: common to good. 7CtHc.
Fggs P nnsylvanm. fresh gathered, fauey, 20e.;
westorn do , tints, ltic. Chicago, Jan. 28.
Provisions sold off a trifle on nccount of heavy re
ceipts of bogs, which Mere to have ben expected
after a snow blockade of four or five days. At Ihe
decline there wu a good demand. We look to ire
prices in the future do better, and believe that money
will be made by purchase! on any declines that may
occur."
Woon- current quotations or foreign wools, based
upon Wool Exchange nmclalcIasslflcaUoiii.are as fol
lows: Foreign-Tart Philip, combing, 32r:i0c.i Port
Philip, clothing, 2.1430c: Adelaide, combing, 24(
20c.t New Zealand, ilothlng, 24UVHc.i flue, crossbred,
27i2tic,; Capo, olcthlng, lHw'JOe. ; Cape, combing,
ll'M'-'lc: Mout Prlmorn, 22a24c: merino, 2K423c.
Kugllsb, Irish, and Canadian Irish, hogs, IlllnilUc;
Irleb, wethers, 801331c.: Shropshire, hogs, :ilGt:l2c,
Shropshire, wethers, nott.'llc: Siimhx, tegs. 82c;
htiuex, ewes, 30(t(81c.: Canadian, combing, 3(irt31o.
Si'oR Haw was dull! 80' test, 3 0-lOc; DO' te.t,
4 1-lOc. Refined wasqulet,
Toncco The stmt weekly pales Included 125
eases 1800 New England Havana, 18ttU2c; 100 coses
18110 New England toed leaf. 2la3nc.! 100 cases
1803 Wisconsin Havaua at ln'-ici ISO cues 18UB
Pennsylvania Havana at 12?(llic; 140 casts 1803
Zlmtner at IBCclTe.! 100 casrs 1S04 (letihardt at
12o ; 100 cases 180,1 Pennsylvanlaseod leaf at I1V.I
100 cases 1 HUM do. at inc.: 030 holes Havana at 73o.
atl.l0lu bond, and 100 bales Sumatra In txind at
VUl-.ia$1,80.
Ciiicaoo, Jan. 28, These were to-day's prices:
Oven- High' TAtir. Clot Lflif
ltTnaf.- Ino. ef, ef. ing. hinhl.
May,,,. HtlV IMi Oil U7 07
July ... N014 S8 SB' 8OS4 H71,
Sept... 781.J 78'4 78lj 711 711S4
Doo ... 78'4 10 784 711 7 11 Hi
Corn:
Muy ... Stllj 29', 20. W 20,
July ... UOHi 30' no Hi -jo yo
1 hum:
May, ., 24 VI Hi 24 244 244
July .. 22'e 2314 22', 23 23
I Air it;
Jan. .. 4.82HI 4.82H 4.80 4.80 4.82L,
Msv..,, 4.110 4,'l2Hl 4,f5 4.K7HI 4.0JHj
July... 4.M7H1 8.00 4 t)B 4.U7HJ 8.00
hlii;
Mav .. 4 00 4.01 4.H7'g 4 00 4,01
July... 0.00 3.02HI 4.07HI 0.00 8.02'j
lrk:
May.$D.07Hi $10.03 $,H2H) $10.00 $10.03
July, ,.10.10 10.10 10.03 10.11) 10.18
Live HlorK Market.
Nxw Vouk, Friday, Jan. 28. Itecolpts of beeves
were 2.280 beadi 14 cars to ho exportrd, 102 car.
direct tu local slaughterers, anil 22 oars to heo)il.
Active, at higher figures, w Ith Ihe exception of prime
ateers. Vams fully cleared Nrtlvu steers i.old ut
$ 1. 40UtB 3S V 100 s.a.1 stags at duirn, at 3i.i$ I.IKI;
bulls, at 33MIII (10: dry cumsi V(tS3 40. Drrssed
beef steady at 7(h'4c y Tti. for poorlii jirlino native
sides, Cabli&froin llrltiiti mark ta quote AmerU-au
atrers at 104(slli'. V a,,dnil vvd liu American
refrigerated n-ef ut 7'4("c. V is. No exports to
day; to-morrow hlil U-oves, 30 ehaep, au4 4,0110
quarters of I eef.
Itecetptt ot calrcs. Including a fen- direct, were
4 K head. Quiet at grnrrally ucady pilci; all mid
Veals sold at $3oes 70 V 10b cs. City drrued, nrm
at lOHKiUifsc. I.
IteceipUuf sheep and lamlu, including 10 cars di
rect to butchers, were. 4,887 headi 17 cars 00 sale,
all told, sheep ta (air demand and toady 1 lambt
I stowatfaJ(frtenu .oBrrtftotssoekwefaeiurrleol
over. Rhr-ep sold at $8.S0e4.6O is 100 i7i lambs
at S.BoagA.to, Drettedmatte,7a8e, $ B.tdrmaed
lambs. 7v3ava,
rtecalnta or hogs wire tt.BOl headi 8f)0 head on
saie. Illgher at $4.16v$4.40 100 ai.
Real totals Private ale.
The Union Ileal Estate Company has sold to a syn
dtcatenf bul'dera represented ly A.J. It. Meyer tbe
Mock, front 200x100, on the west side of the rtoul.
vanl, between 14Mhand l(0ih streets. Two apart
ment houses, eaoh 03x30, and eight private dwell
Inrs, eaih 17.0X&0, are to be erected on the plot.
Paul Hslpln has sold for H.nnsh U llalpln for Im
mediate Improvtm'nt. the plot, 80x100, on the north
. . deof in.-.d .tr-et, 600 feet west or Tenth avenue.
I Im ft Co. have sold for Mis. Josephine Il-siell. No.
' 818 Kail Tenth stre-t, a six-story brick and stono
flit houso. nn lot 2BXW0X100, to F. Ilslk ror $48,000.
Drooke Oeorges hve sold for Dr. Eliot Morton to
1 an Investor, No. 161 f.sst Twenty-sixth street, a six
lory brick teucment 011 lot SBx'J.i.O, for about
I $43,000.
i Ja ob Hess his sold to Paul llalpln four lots at the
southeast corner of Amsterdam avenue and 2(ihth
street. He till also sold four lots on the south side ef
lllfi strm-t, 330 feet east of the Boulevard, to a
builder for Improvement.
1 Henry Wilson has sold the plot, 7Axl02.fi, on the
south side of F.lcbtleth strs-t, 12.1 feet westot Weit
Knd avenue, C. 11. Uiccgar ft Son, who negotiated
the sale, were alio brokers in the sale to Morris
Btrlntmrit of the plot, 100x102. at the northwest
corner of West End avenue an I Eightieth stre.'t, re
ported yesterday. Mr. Wilson purchased the street
lots In 18J3 for 0S2.B0O.
J. Lett Nostrum! has sold to the New York Mutldlng
Loan and Hanking Company, through J. o, yulnn
Co , a pint or seventy-eight lots at Van Pelt Manor
for about $31.nuo,
James Walsh liss sold for Oeorge Coburn, for about
8,'.8H0. No. 207 Wet 114th street, a five-story flat
house on lot 28x100.
. U".'... "rurtieer have sold for Kathertne Kohlsr
to William Wlelnd thn flve-storv flat house, 3Ix83x
ino. No 2i3 Central Park West, tor $30,000.
Eckel ft natterman bare told to K.Itanft forC. H.
nohlcn the four-etnry iirlck and stone front flat house
No. 316 West 160th street, ou lot SAv.0.1.
It. W, Thoinss ft Dunn harn sold through p. N.
Oardner to V. KIrwelt n lot with dwelling on the west
it nn va'eut'ue avenue, near 170th street, for
.l?9."ln,h",olc, forF. Klrwell two lots, 40x
126, In Maywood Park, at $000,
Ileal Itstaie) Auction Kale.
At tho Broadway Saletrrom yostrr Jay Thompson ft
Pryor sold No, 2434 Seventh avenue, near 142d
street, a five story tone fioit flat bouse, on lot 10.10
f 7Snnnrw"01ul'' ,0 Ilu,a"s A. Oakley, plaintiff, for
$13,000,
Court Calendnra Tbls Uay,
Supremo Court-Special Term.-Part II. Ex-parte
matters.
Supreme Court Special Term. Part IV. Case on.
Dleterleti vs. Powers. No day calendar.
Surrogate'! Court Chamber!. No day calender.
For probate Wills of James 8. Warren. Elizabeth
Wlselourii, Jcannette Sanders, at 1 0:30 A. M.
City Court Special Term. Motions.
cfiunnc.Jil.
Equitable Gas Light
Company of New York
AND
The New York and
East River Gas Company
PLAN OF UNION.
(IS MODimtD)
CEHTRAL TltnST COMPANY OF NEW YOUir,
Depositary,
The undersigned. Depositary under the plan ot
anion and agreement of September 1, 1887, at the
request ot holders of a large amount of lit certifi
cates of deposit and of the respective boards ot di
rectors of the Equitable Oaa Light Company of New
York and The New York and East niverOaa Com
pany, has deemed It necessary and expedient to
modify said plan, as authorised by the seventh arti
cle ot said agreement, so as to provide as followit
I.
Oirrriiixinov New AH9Teiuax On Coururr.
(As now authorized.)
First consolidated mortgage Ave per
cent, cold bonds ($3,000,000 to remain
In treasury) $11,000,000
Preferred stock five per cent. Cumula
tive ($1,000,000 to remain In treas
ury) 10,000,000
Common itook ($1,000,000 to remain In
treasury) 18,000,000
New bonds to bear interest from January 1, 1898,
and dividends on new preferred stock to become
cumulative after tbreoyeara from November 1,
1897. All profits or dividends on deposited stocks
to accrue to new company. Existing bond Issues
and certificates of Indebtedness ($9,000,000) to
rsmaln untouched for present purposes, reserr.
Ing power, however, to hereafter fund or extend
same.
II.
DtSTRnrtrnos Nxw Secciuties amo-co DxrosiTtNa
STOCXnoLDEES.
1. For each snare $100 par valus ot
stock Equitable Gas Light Com
pany: (a) In new first consolidated
mortgage bond. $130
(b) In new preferred stock 78
(0) In new common stock 73
$300
Equitable stockholders will also re
ceive $17.60 per share In common
stock of new company to repre
sent stock of New York Carbide
and Acetylene Company now
owned by Equitable Company.
2. For each share $100 par value pre
ferred stock New York and Eait
River Oaa Company:
In newbonds 0120
8. Forcach share $100 par value com
mon stock New York and East River
Oaa Company:
(a) In mw preferred itock 100
(b) In new common stock 40
8140
A copy ot an agreement of modification, dated Jan
uary 12, 1898, providing as aboro and for the dispo
sition of the remaining securities, has been duly died
tn the orflco of the undersigned for tbe Information of
Depositing Stockholders.
Any bolder ot certificates of deposit Issued by tho
undersigned under said agreement of September 1,
1807, not assenting to euch change or modification,
wltbtn ono week after tho fifth day of February,
1808, may withdraw tbe deposited stock or slocks
represented by such certificates held by htm without
expense, but all depositors not so withdrawing
within said time shall be desmed to have finally as
sented to sueh change or modification and shall be
bound thereby, and the undersigned Depositary shall
be fully authorized to carry tbe same Into effect, with
all the powers provided In laid agreement.
Dated New York. January 12, 1808.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
Depositary.
Referring to above modification, tba Hoard ot
Dlrectorsof tho Equitable Gas Light Company of New
York, at a meeting thereof held January 7, 1888,
unanimously resolved to recommend that the stook
holders of this company assent totbsiald modlfloa
tlon ot laid plan and agreement.
lly order of tbe Hoard of Directors,
HARRY KEENK, President.
Referring to above modification, tbe Doard of
Directors of tbe New York and East River Oas Com
pany, at a meeting thereof, held Jauuary 0, 1808.
unatiluiously resolved to recommend that tho stock
holders of this Company assent to the said modlflcv
tion of said plan and agreement,
by ordir of tho Hoard of Director!,
AUOUBT UELMOST, President.
New York, January 12, lBOp.
TO THE CF.NfltAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, CITY,
OKNTLEMEN:
Referring to the proposed modification of (he plan
of union of tbo Equitable Oas Light Company and the
New York and East River (las Company, we would
say that lu our Judgment It is necessary and expe
dient that the plan should be modified ai now prv
poii'd. Yours very truly,
J. I". MOIKIAW A CO.
St. Lonis. Alton & Terre flante R- R. Co,
FIRST MORTGAGE & TERMINAL
TWENTY-YEAR GOLD BONDS.
The above bo: dj having bci 11 called for redemption
nn June 1, 1 MM, at tol an I accrued luterrst, the 111
nols Central llallr.ad Conita-iy hereby gives notbii
thnt It will pay fureiR-iiofsujIi bonds of $l,oou, with
tbo coupon due June 1, 18SS, attached, upon preseu
tallon thereof ot Its unice. No V14 Urosdwoy, New
York, at nuy tlma prior to February 10, 18B8, $,
OOS.bil, Ulnc the redimptlou value thereof, less dls
count on the same at a ier cent, per annum, from
F.bruary 10 to Jun. 1, 1808,
U. X, H. GIB40X, Treasurer,
y
efittltttCilll. '9
I
INSURE YOUR TITLE 1
15 Reasons Why fj
OWNL'ItB nnd LIINDKIIS should em- '$
ploy tho Title Gunrantco nnd Trust Co. WM
2nd. It ir tbo only Compnny 3M
under tho supervision of tbo Bank 'ffl
ing Department and tbo only Coal im
pnny whoso stock is (louble-liubility 19
stock. Its lnouoy gunrantoo is
thrco times ns grout as that of any "jM
other Company. m
TiTlE GUARANTbB 1
and TRUST COMPANY fi
HO Broadway. 175 Rcmscn St., iM
Now York. Brooklyn. JM
CAPITAI $Z50O,O0Ow fl
SURPLUS $2,000,OOOW Jl
i u
Electro-Pneumatic Transit Co. 1
STOCKI10I.nF.RS ARM 1IERF.I1Y REQUESTKD t -fl
deposit their certificates, endorsed In blank, with the '-;B
Manhattan Trust Company, Wall Street, corner Na- ?jH
sail Htreet, City, under the terms uf a protective agra- 'H
meut, copies of which can bo procured from Slid '&m
Company, or from the undersigned. wl
To entltlo stockholders to participate Inthaplaa, fl
at tbe time they deposit their shares they must pay ?.H
to the Trust Company the sum ot twenty cents ptf lm
share to meet expenres, as provided In said plan. 1
Ho stock will he received on deposit after the IB til -jU
day of February, 1809. oxcept upon payment ot moll fl
penalty as may be fixed by tbo Committee. jl-fl
Trust Company's certificate., negotiable In foraa. lim
will bo Issued for stook deposited and cash paid, &fl
Dated New York, January 24, 1808. 9
' jiiii.v i. w.tTcnnvnv effl
WILLIAM A. UICK (S
Committee: ?(
(Dick Brothers ft Co.. H
iiEtt.VAnu m, ntnucii 9
(A. A. Houtman Caw). i'"S
LEOPOLD WALLACII, vB
Counsel. im
NORTON & TONSTALL 1
33 AVAIjIi ST., NEW YOItK. $M
Members of N. T. Stock Exchange fa
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, and Grain. ,.
Mnrhet Letter furnished on appllontloo. y '$m
Kountze Brothers M
Bankers, ':M
BROADWAY AND CEDAR ST., HEW YOBlG 9
Buy and nuke advances on Railroad, Munlct- itM
pal, and other Securities. SM
Draw Bills of Exchange on England and tba U
Continent, and make Cable Transfers. jfl
ovfici: or " $m
TIIK MISSISSIPPI IIIVItltllltlllliKCOMPAKT. PMt
CIIICAOO. ILL . Jau. Jlst, 1N0K. jfl
Owners of bonds of tne Mississippi l'.lver Drldga x9
Company are hereby uotltud that the United States m
Trust Coinpauy or New York, Trustee, has designated H
by lot bonds numbered ijh. 1:1:1, 109, 17a, uoa. $m
Itotl. ail 4UU, SIM, nax, to be redeemed as re- jl
quired by the mortKairo on account of sinking fund 'H
payment duo April l.t, 1RIIH. Said bond to bo re- i!S
ili'i-m'rt at theoltueof Jir.sMl". .i;vi.Rlt, slOR vifl
UtJA .. 44 Tine St., New York city. Interest on .
bonds designated as aliovo will cease April lit, 1H08, im
CIIAUIXS II. KQ3TF.lt. Treasurer. '
9n SIIAItES Till'. WATKHUUItY WATCH Ca M
4iiJ stock, par value S'iS.wlll bj sold at AUCTION 3
In blocks or tire or ten shares at Fourth National '-S
llauk, Waterbury, Conn., Feb. 1, I BUS, at 1 o'clock in S-M
tho afternoon. Yl
This is a fine investment opportunity the first of H'mt
the slock ever offered at public sale. 'mm
elections nnd $Xtttinu$. n
OFFICE OK 49
tiik rinr.tc.o. rock ii.d 'J-mm
A XI) lAt:iFI(; IEAII.UAV ( (MII'AW. Hfl
CHICAGO, 111., Uocomber 2d. 180T. 'v'S
A special mertlnR or Ihe RtockhoMcrs or The ChV JH
capo, Hock Island aud PoclOu Ualhvay Company, A'S
duly cUtt1 hy the Board or Dlrecton. will be hold ai slU
the Oeuerul Ontce or the Coiiii.nr, No. 144 Van :H
Duren street. In the City or Chicago, County or Coolr. '!H
and Mate or Illinois, on tbo Firtconth (loth) day of 7-1
I'cbruary. A. I). ISl'. at 10 o'clock A. i!.. for th H
purnoite otVornldorlriK. votluc, aud decldluff whothor llH
the stockholders or the company will consent to and H
will authorize the creation or a bonded debt by .yH
the litsuf, at such times and In hucu amounts jhkmm
os from time to tlmo tbe Hoard of Directorn may 3H
determine, of bonds, payable In Oold Coin of JlmmA
the United states of America of tho present lkm
Ft an dard or weight and fineness, and not exceeding LmX
the a?Krfftate principal num of ono hundred million vH
dolUrs (100,noo(t)uo, matutinf? January I. 1088, $M
and liearlnK n rate or lntentt not exceeding; Are per PikA
centum per annum, p-tyable spmlunnually: and tb 5B
execution of a iiiortRago or deed of trust to sue a H
Trustee or TrunteeH oh may be designated by tba ,vfl
Board of Directors, to bo dated January 1, A D. 198, sfl
to secure all nucli bonds, which are to be Issued for &iH
tbe purpose of refnudlntr, redeeming, or paying, a -JkA
or U fore maturity, outstanding obligations of thU H
Company, and of micb other comtiaules whose rail H
roads Hhall hereafter le acquired bv consolidation or UiMmW
purchase by The Chlcaco. Hock Island and Paclflo Skm
Hallway Company, and for the purpoe of tbe fu'ur -H
enlargement, improvement or extension of the prop- $k
erty nf this Company; and also wbetbcrlbestockliold i'?B
err of tho Company will consent to, and approve of, 'afl
su h niortf ogn for seciirtng the said bonds a shall b $1km
submitted to tbe said tneetlmr, ond will rat Ify tha ALm
proceedings or the Hoard of Directors autboriclnr -1
such bond und such mortgage or ded or trust ana jfLs
Indicating the proptrty to be covered thereby! and iiiikmX
for the further purpose of considering, voting and ' kW
deciding whether Article VIII. of tbe Articles of Con- 'jkmm
solldatlon of this Com pan v adopted the 3d day of frH
Itinn Inlhavasrl T 1 HUH tha aal.l Irllataae.a 'hMmM
amended at the annual meeting or the stockholder! 'frH
of this Company on the fith day of June, A. D. 1HB9. rikmm
shall be further amended so as to rcadj M The bfgbest il
amount of funded debt to which the company shall b "ikmm
subject hhall not exceed SI no, 00, ono." -imW
IX. It. CAULK, President iH
W. O. PURDY. Secretary, .. 'lU
tiik ciiica.o. iiiiru i,r-o A.n PACino ?iH
iiii,uav roTiPAW, iH
CMICAOO, Jauuary S4tb, 189ft. H
For the purpose or holding a Hpeclal Meeting of tba ilkmm
Stockholders of this Company, the .Stock Transfer Tkmm
books of The Chicago, Itock Island and Pacific lialh !km
way Company will close at a o'clock P. M. February lkw'
1st and reopen at 10 o'clock A. J I. February 10, ltju& twmm
W. U. 1'UHDY. Treasurer. fH
!. , - ... ' . 1 J H
fl tridenfltf nnil gntercjgt M
BlToOKLYff WHARF AND WAREHOUSE GO. 9
First MortBOBe Five Per Cent, (loin Hoods, B
Interest due February 1, 1H0S, on the bonds of th iim
above-mentioned Company will be paid on and arts 'sV
said date at tho ofrca of B
Smirt Stales glorlgagt & f nisi fc M
No. BO Cedar itroet, 'civ York city. IB
Lonlilana and Sllssourl Itlvnrlt. It. Vlrst Bfort 'JhSi
irnirfl llonUs. rBI
Louisiana and Missouri Itlvrr It. ru Caaraa ,iH
tee I'rererreu Mtorb. 'HI
Kansas City, Nt, I.uuls unit Lblcuso R. B. ."iW
I'rrrerred ateek. .Kl
Coupons and dividends on the above maturing Feb- rlmm
ruary 1st, 1HII8, will m paid ou and after that data 'imm
at tha omen of Zsmn
(.'1)1 1.I-.Il, MOIlli A V A. CO.. Financial Arenta, qWM
44 I'lno St., Sew Yorlc ' V!
flMnTcOLUMnitH, 1I0CK1NO VAI.LKY AND TOL lsW
J. DO HAlktVAY COMPtNY. V Mil
N IIONHAltHAT, HBCKIVKH. tUl
The coupons due February 1, IrtVtl, on the Coins tVi
bus and Toledo Itallroad Company, first mortaiN -)SI
.even fwr cent. Imnd. v. Ill lie paid on and arter Feb- '' SB
ruary 1, lHiis, uti iiresentation at the oftlooof tha mu
Htatt' Trust Company, UK) Ilraadnay. New York city. v'Bl
.V. IIUNSAHIIAT, Ilocelver. '-Kl
COI.t'MDlH, Ohio, January IK, IBWH. 'IH
Hni'Tiirnv iiiiiitvAY iiitiPANY. imi
Coupons due February 1, 1HIH, f rum the following H
Iwnils will be paid by J. I'. Morgan ft Company, New 7S1
York : i-MJ
. .oralis I'arinn lly. To, Fqulauient Inhlnsi 'fBl
Fund .llartcace K I'rr f'ral, Morula. L'BI
Wa.lilnsiuii. tikis X tlrslrrii It, It. C: First IKl
aiorlaase I'er t'eai. irnnd.. "SBJ
II. C ANHi.KY. Treaiorer. tmu
Bumata liallnay (ompiinr Flr.t Con.oliaarX 'jH
.llurlaaae S I'er Cent, Hand.. !Hl
Coupons nn the above maturing Fehruar lat, 16BI, BI
will be paid on and after that data at the ciffloe ot - I
Cll VLl'.lt, KIIlti A X 1 1. , Financial Asenu. $!
44 l'liie sl yew York. ''BI
usinrjsjs (Clinntts. '.Ml
Illtl.VTINO at a few hours' noticet 10,000 rlroulars, KUi
tls cards and I IllhmiU. 4Uc r l.uuu. EDO A It 11
1'ltl.NTlNII ANO bTAIIO.SKHY I'O , till West UUIbst. W
TASTKD A man to start at ouch a general coun, M
'I try.tore In uur uew colony South splendid op- imm
portuulty, fall or tvrlto at once for particulars. ,H1
lb 1.. Ill.M.KY. Ill CliauiUra si.. New York. B
IJATENTB for Inventions i rocured promptlyi low Bl
rates HOi:i)KH s: ItltlhiUN, 1'.' Nassau t., N, Y, Bl
lUiabll.hed leal, imW
PaUula. u.ud forIuv..tor.'Uulif, fr.. EUf ir Tata Hi
ft Co., ratiat Solicitors, SID Broidwaj, Vstr TO& 4mJ
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