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- i w :"'... "J- ' , , , ag
& - rtSAltOXJkt, AM COMXSJlOtAZ.
Wednesday, Feb, 10.
U Tha catastrophe at If avnna last night bad an
. axeetdlDsIr depressing affect upon the atook
ft niarkat. Tha possibility that tho destruc
'2, lion of tha Mains may not haTo beta
entirely accidental aroused apprehensions that
' ' mulled in liquidating sales and also In
& ' sentures for short account Tho esgernett of,
'r tho Strut for news, partlciilailyfrom Wash
$ lUKton, regarding tho Malno anUodo waa nn
f iisunl, and though very lew facta were ob
K tnlncd, tha Sttoet came to tho concluilon toward
1 tho cloe o of business that the reaction In prices
L had about run Its course. Tho majority of
jf (locks closod. lower than yesterday, with
ja the principal declines In Metropolitan Rail'
fi. war. Manhattan Railway, Northern' Paclflo pre-
ferred. New York Central, Union Pacific, Sugar
tf Reflnlng, and In the less active stocks, Console
5 dated Gas, Pullman's Palnco Oar, General Eloc
Jp trie, Illinois Central and People's Oas. As a mat-
ter of fact, the entire list reflected a disposition
W to llquldnto speculative holdings, and the same
flf considerations that Influenced tho selling ap-
ipeared to deter purchases. Still, at the oxtremo
decline good buying appeared, and this, togother
with tho covering of shorts, rallied tho market
In a fitful war.
The ease with which prices yielded Indicated
that tha market was ripe for a reaction and
that the catastrophe at Havana and tho sus
picions which It aroused simply precipitated
a selling movement that might have
been brought about by some other cause.
. The market Ignored an Increase of -1
fc. of 1 cent, in a quarterly dividend
If, on C, D. and Qnlncy. That stock led the list In
Oi respect to activity and olosod Va V cent, lower
ft, than yesterday. The indications are that dl
' reotors and their friends who knew In advance
V of tho contemplated Increase In tho dividend
$.', hare, as usual, taken advantage of the
$ information in the stock market. In other
words, the increase in the dividend has
f been discounted by those who are urual-
j ly described as insiders. The purchase of
Jt tho subsidised portion of tho Kansas Paclflo
system by the Reorganisation Committee had
" no eft eot upon the speculation in Union Paclflo
3 nnd allied securities. As a matter of fact all con-
rft federations that would ordinarily affect prices
Vj, Were outweighed by the destruction of the
j& steamship Maine and by the possibilities ms
j?. Rested by that disaster. In the final dealings
,lS the covering of shorts and moderately confident
! buying for long account ltnpartod a fairly firm
rff, tone to the market. Final prices were frao-
j ft ' tlonally above the lowest recorded. A feature
'.B- of tho market was a sudden demand for Oregon
vf Bbort Line stock that lifted the prlco 3 points.
fit Kew Tarfc ltett zckaaaa Bala Vets, lO.
' r.NITID STATES AND STATE BONDS (IN Sl.OOOs).
'K filiOB 4a, c. less .'. IBB1
. jf closing pnicrcs or united states bonds.
!J , M&. A.Ud. Bid. Alktt.
fffi, Cn Ft 8s. r. Un St is. e.
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;? TJnSt ss, r, CnStcs,r,
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4f HOT 114 110 1804 113s 114S
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& ItAILllOAD AND OTTIEIt BONDn Cm 81.000s).
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S? CO 031 40 KPprioril.... 07
' '47 033 80 074
jff 10 03 6 07s
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MS lDsaRO1tt.,1104 10 614
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W lEl.LAD8 1it.103 00 863
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1175 Aleh.T
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tfiOBUnO.122 122 122 1004 123
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100 Conic. 334 334 334 34 364
80 O Ice p.. 00 00 00 88 02
llSSChOtw 134 134 124 184 134
SOOOhOtW
pf. A.. 334 834 U8 ' 83
JOOChOtW
pf.B... 224 224 224 20 244
lOOC.BPaa 14 14- 14 ,134 144
Cb.aftO 234 234 224 224 224
tSBOC.C.ca
Btt,.. 364 364 30 86 364
407CftNWlflB 1234 120V1204 1204
B818C,BQ10B4 1084 1004 101 1014
I84SOO,USIP 064 064 034 034 04
7SSC.ua: st
Ppf....l404 1404 140 .14841404
usssc.iuftp oi 014 oo 004 004
IBOColFuel. BSJ4 23 24 224 834
SOOChtTar, 84 84 84 84 84
BBOOTerp.. 204 204 204 204 30
tOOOC.nvftT. 74 74 7 7 74
lBO.nv
Tpf.... 804 204 204 28 20
1TOOO.LW 10 ltl 164 . 104 104
T71BConaaa,101 1024 1004 1014;1014
' .OOOaiftLp. 314 814 314 81 02
SOSODfttlud.lU 111 110 11041114
DODno. 1B4 124 124 124 134
1000 D ft nop 614 014 004 604 004
SOODSIftFD 144 144 144 14 16
eooErtsRR 144 16 144 144 10
tC4BErUlttp 414 414 804 404 404
lCOFrl.Sdp 80 20 20 104 21
100 Ed Blot
Brook.,1004 1004 1004 100 10D4
100WftDCs844 244 244
tOOatNorpl0O4 167 1604 166 100
e7escienEleo 3T4 38 30 804 804
lOlOHawsI'n "
OB.... 364 364 334 844 344
80.10 IllC.nt.1054 1054 1034 1044 106
lOOIIlstMl. 62 62 62
20B la Can.. 0 0 0 84 0
OOOIaCanp 334 334 32 824 384
BOOKC.FAO 834 234 234 82 88
400T,KW 17 17 164 104 17
170LEftWp 73 73 78 734 74
8BH0LakeShlO14 102 1004 1014 1024
00 Long III. 484 40 484
HOOLaclQas 44 44 414 42 424
17440 Loa ft X 60 604 674 08 084
S02SBHanOonllO4 117 1144 1144 116
200 Win Iron 00 60 604 00 014
!tseSIet8tK6a 1604 1624 1604 157
llOMIchO..H24 1124 1104 1104 1104
30oMftBtL 804 304 274 284 204
000 U ft St L
Sd pr 60 00 07 07 084
BOSOaloPac.. 33 384 314 814 88
200Uo.KftT 134 134 124 124 134
SOOOU.KftTp 384 804 38 384 884
SSBUob&O 314 32 314 31 814
ICONtlBtIp 764 704 704
100 NL Oil.. 18 18 18 174 18
8B3S N J Cent 00 00 044 044 064
T200NYCntll74 1184 1164 11641164
080NatLead 364 364 34 344 36
140 Nat LdplOB4 1084 10841084 1004
700 Nor Am. 64 64 64 64 64
O0NY.L4W1234 1284 1234
SOONV.SftW 144 144 144 144 144
100N Y.Bat
Wpf... 344 844 844 36 864
400NJLW.. 104 194 104 10 17
B070NWp 64 64 404 614 514
OIBONorPac. 204 204 264 254 264
14D03 NPao p. 664 604 034 644 644
82BOntftW 17 17 164 104 17
1800 Ore Imp
Oth 1 p 20 20 88 884 80
IllSOrnftN 60463 604 604 62
eflOORftNpt 72 724 72 71 72
BlloOraSL.. 264 814 264 31 314
irso Papifiii 31 mi nor. m oil.
88 Pecs Deo
Et.. 1 1 1 1 14
1481 PulPalO 187 187 163 1824 183
SOOF.C.O
BtL... 46 40 40 44 40
OB0OPannRR1184 1184 1164 117 1174
18480 1'eopla'a
oftc. ee 064 044 044 044
401Rsadlng 214 214 204 204 204
B840Raadlp 61 61 404 60 604
820Rtadap 204 264 264 20 204
100 8ILSW 4 4 4 34 44
BBtLSWp 04 04 04 04 04
440 6tl'ftO. 764 774 76 764 77
8008a Pao.. 104 104 104 104 204
700 SoRy... 04 04 04 04 04
4727 So Hyp. 32' 324 314 814 314
BOOBtJftOl
lit p.. 63 63 62 68 624
lOOStJ&OI
dp... 804 204 204 18 80
soostLftar. 74 74 7 74 71,
780 Bt LS
Flat p. 684 584 664 664 604
SS3BBt I. ft 3
FKdp. 274 274 26 264 264
1488BtanRT 64 64 6 44 64
JBBOTCftl.. 244 244 234 234 234
1232 8dATRR1034 104 100 1014 1024
4180 TexP:. 124 124 114 124 124
18820 DnPac. 33a, 334 33 824 324
leBlOUnPacp 604 614 60 604 604
BOOUP.DftU 84 84 84
SUB Ex.. 42 44 42 42 44
1870UBRub. 20 204 20 104 20
ltOOOSRu.p 724 73 71 704 714
180 UBL.... 74 74 74 7 74
UOOUSI.p 664 664 64 64 644
lOWabaan. -7 7 7 7 74
1840Wabp 184 184 18 174 18
7480WUTel 03 024 014 014 014
sajgiooWftLB,
r.... Qi 84 S4 !. or.
lotal aala. 630,876 aharaa.
OSTON OLOSINO QUOTATIONS.
UM. AiM. Wt Alild.
BaiftAlb.,224 226 Boaft Hoa.,178 170
Reift3le.1074 108 Cat ftllecla625 640
ritebburgp 004 100 Oio!a.., 48 424
KewEngp. 00 Qulncyll.,, 115
UexCrn4a 65 07 TmMla,.,156 107
OldColony.102 Butt 80 204
WEKcnra. 834 844 D (JO lit,.. o&
Douuu'nC- 21' 22 UU0 2d, 75
AraBellTel207 2084 BoatonEI.. 00 604
WiitEl.o.. 24 25 Mergentball46
rnnaDKLPiiiA closinq quotations.
AM. if. mi. Aiitt.
UhlghVal 234 S34 EISBoana. 23 24
PhllaTrM. 86 B64 EISBpr.v 20 27
Union Tra) 104 17 I'll.LftPa B24 224
KftPTo., 864 854 PlI.LftPp 60 004
HetTrao...l65 167 WelabOa. 104 13
OT0INJ1 47a, 474Welab0pt 684 67
CTofNJ0U034 1034 DaltTrao,. 844 244
U O ImpCol 104 1 1 1 taradu.. 04 64
IVOIO., 304 404
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
Atrhtion, a a p 1 34 Northern Paalfto... 27
Ateblaon pr 824 Vurth-rn l'aoJflopr. 084
Canaillan PaolHe... 804 Ontario ft Writ..,,, 184
Ch-uprlie01ilo. B44 PcunijlTaala. , 61
Erie "la, 1 a p 164 lleadlag, lata p,, 11
Crlalitpr ,. 434 Heading lit pf. 264
llllnoii Central 1084 itraul 074
Kamaaft Trxaa.,,, 134 8uth Rallrray 10
t.ak Shore, 106 nouth Railway pf 331,
Loulirlllot Noab,, 61 Unloa I'mIOo. 35
Ntw York Central, 1204 WabeaU pt QH
Norfallcft Wpt.n., 66
Final sales compare with those of yesterday as
follows:
rrfc.18, FiMl ftMO, Jt. IB,
A.TftSFap 314 304 MetHtRyi.102 160
Am Cot Oil. 204 20 Natr.-a,:... 36T, 34
AmSItel.. 1384 137 N'at Lea.Vp.100 1084
AniSlUf p.1134 1124 S'ortft Wp 644 614
Am rob.,,, 02 U14 SWcom.., 1284 1204
AmKiiM ,. 84 B'i 11'Mcini, 204 264
BrootliT.. 414 404XI'Mpf. 004 044
Cauhouth, 654 634 V Cent . ,1184 1 164
CanPao..,. 884 87 J Cai... 004 05
C,C,Uft8tI, 364 354 0tnahacom 774 76
C.Bfty -.1024 101 jntcw... 174 164
ConOaa. ..1034 1014 Poo Mall,. 32 304
ObeaftO,., ua 82HPeoU0 004 044
ChOW.... 13 13 PullPCar.,1804 1884
CI.LftW,, 104 164 ttockUlta 014 004
"
fk.ia.lrv.VB. - M.i.rkiii:
rxl.rtO(l.HB, 111 Iteadmr,... 214 204
trie lit p.. 484 404 dead lalpt 614 404
OenKlee... 384 304 SlPcom... 064 D4
(UNorthp.'ISO 107 Straiilp.r.140 '- 140
tlllaolsCeal064 1034 soR'way.. . 04 ' 04
Ran' Tex. 134 1 2 o H'war D 324 314
KaaftTpt. 384 384 StandRftT 5 6
UuAMMh 00 084 TexnaPae,, 124 114
Lake Bhor1014 102 TC.Ifttt.. 244 234
LF.ftWpt 76 73 U11 Pae.. 344 324
LatledaOaa 43 4 42 UnTao 0,. 014 604
.MaahCen. .1174 1144 VB Rubber 204 .204
Mich Cent.. 113 1104 USRubp. 73 71
Ulan 4 St I, 304 274 UH Lenta P 06'4 04
HftStLOdp 604 67 Wabaahpt. 184 18
MoPac..... 334 314 WUnTel.. 024 014
Government bonds weak. Tho 4s r. of 1007,
tho 4s of 102ft. and fis'closed s V rent, lowor bid.
Hallway bonds weak, The features wero Chooa
peako and Ohio general l'o., Chicago Tormlnal
4s, Iron Mountain Os, Iowa Central lsts, Kansas
City, Pittsburg nnd Uulf 1st. Louisville and
'Naahvlllo gold 4s, MissonrI, Kansas and Kast
orn lts, Moxlcan Intcrnntlotial consols, Mis
souri Paclflo consols, Orrann ImproTciiicnt Os,
Dth I. p., Pittsburg and Western lsts. Heading
fcnernl 4s. Rio Qrando Western lsts. Southern
tnilway Os. Union Paclflo 4, Union Pnclflo,
Denver and Gulf lsls. t. r., Wheeling and Lako
Krlo lsts. Wisconsin Central lsts, t, r., Atchison.
Krln. Knnsns and Texas. Northern Pacific. Ore
gon Short Line, Texas Pacific, and Wnbish Is
sues. The) moro Important net declines wore
lit Atchison ndj. 4s, 1 V cent., to 0244,
and general ir, $, to 03; Chcsaponko
nnd Ohio gouentl ihn. "a, to 834; Chicago Ter
minal 4s, h. to80s: Krlo prior bonds, 1: to 014,
nnd gcnor.il lino 3-4s. ig, to 74; Iron Mouhtnln
Os, 1, to 1)3; Kansas and Texas 2ds, N, to 03)
Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf lsts, "s. to 81;
LoulSTlllo and Nnshvlllo gold 4s, H. to 00: Mis
souri. Kansas and Eastern lsts. a, to 00: Mexi
can International consols, a, lu 71: Missouri
Pacttlo consols, 1, to 00; Northern Pnclflo gon
oral 3s. , to 024; Oregon Short Lino Incomes
A. 1, to 07, and Incomes D.14. to 4U: Oregon
Improvement 5s. Oth 1. p., 14, to (I Hi; Pittsburg
and Western lsts. lu to 8:1; Reading gonoral
4s. i, to 85: Rio Grnnde Western lsts, 84, to
H4; Southern Railway Os, h. to 03a; Texas
Pnclflo lsts, Hi, to 101, and 2ds, 3j,
to 334; Union Paclflo 4s, 03, to 044;
Union Puclflc, Denver and Gulf lsts, ls. to 00:
Wabash lsts. . to 100s, nnd 2ds. , to 82, and
Wisconsin Central lsts, t. r.,l'a cent., to 43.
The noteworthy advances wore In Iowa Central
lsts, a V cent., to 102; Kansas and Tolas 4s, 4.
to 004, and Wheeling and Lake Erlolets. aW
cent., to 101"a.
In bank stocks 10 shares of Market and Ful
ton sold at 230.
Commercial prlco of bnr sliver In Now York,
60so. Bnr silver In London closod at 207gd.
Mexican silver dollars n oro quoted nt 4S4c
Money on call mftlig J cent. Time money
Is quoted: Sixty days 2a V cent, three months
2g V cent,, four and five months 3 cent., and
eight months aVcont, on good mixed Stock
Kxchnngo collateral. Commercial paper is quot
ed: Prlmo indorsed bills recolvnblo at 3334
cent., prlmo single names at 8(3319 V cent., and
good names at 3aS4 V cent.
Sterling exchange was firmer owing to re
duced offerings of hills and soiling of atock by
London. Continent il exchange wab dull nnd
steady. Posted asking rates for sterling are:
Sixty dnyn. $4.84. nnd sight, SU.SOH). Actual
rates arc: Long bills, $4.833$1.8314;slght drnf ts.
$4.834aS4.833, nnd cablo trnnsfors, S4.85sO
S4.855i. Francs are quoted at 0.217sit0.214
for long and 6.20 for short; relchsmarks, 04g
(BMfor longand 05 for shorts guilders. -lO'i
HO 0-10 for long and 40 1-I0ii40s for short.
Domestlcexchango on New-York: Boston 10
CU2o. cents discount. Charleston Buying. 1-10
discount; selling, 1-10 premium. Savannah
Buying, par; selling, 1-10 premium. Now Or
leansBank, par: commercial, $1 discount.
San Francisco Sight, 20 cents premium asked :
telegrnpb, 22a cents premium. St. Louis 20
cents bid, offered nt 10 cents discount. Chicago
50 cents discount. Cincinnati Betwoon
banks, 20 cents discount, and over counter, 00
cents premium.
Glucoso Sugar Refining common Is quoted at
4038(3414, and the preferred at 0530016. Stand
ard OH Trust certificates closod at 4202420t3:
American Malting at 20s27. and preferred
at 7778 Standard Gas common at 1429
140, and the preferred at 100(9165; Mutual
Gas at 330(3310; Syracuse Gas nt 2022;Hqul
tsbloGas at 220(3220; Knst River Gas at 81Q83,
and the preferred at 120122.
Tho Chicago, Burlington and Qutncy Railroad
Company has declared n quarterly dividend of
1U v cent, payablo March 15.
The Chicago, Mllwaukoo and St. Paul Rail
way Company reports gross onrnlngs for tho sec
ond week of Fobruary of S502.B88, an Incrcaso
of $80,004 ns compared with tho corresponding
week last year.
Tho Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville
Railroad reports gross earnings for Deccmbor
of 9255,507, an Increaso of $8,470 as compared
wlth'the same month of tho previous voar, nnd
nets?58,222. a decrease of $20,245. For tho six
monthx ending Dec 31 the gross earnings were
81.783,301. an Increase of $207,895 as com
pared with the corresponding period of the
previous year, and net $550,701, an Increase
of $05,030. Fixed charges wore $177,777.
leaving a surplus of $70,014, an increaso of
$127,640.
These securities among others wero sold by
auction to-day at tho Heal Estate Exchange:
1 ahare Chemical National Hank 3000
14 eharea National Hhoe and Leather Dank.... 9(14
lHaharea Corn Kxchange Rank 00
Oaharea Bankof Manbattan Company 2334
8 eharea N. Y. Llfo Insurance anlTruatCo..l2B3
BO ahares National Park Dank 20B4
SSaharea state Trust Company 03
B ahares Fifth Avenuo Trust Company j 370
60 ihares Citizens' Insurance Company Ill
40 eharea none Manufacturing Co. or Conn.. 11V
100 eharea Kortyaecond street.ManhattanvllIe
and St. Nicholas Avenue Railroad Co.,., 674
BO ahares Union Typewriter Company 0
Tho receipts of tho Government to-dny woro:
Customs, $004,840; Internal revenue, $353,007,
and miscellaneous, $10,217, a total of $1,327,
700. The disbursements wero $1,400,000. an
excess of expenditures ovor rocelpts of $102,241.
Tho receipts of tho fiscal year to date have been
$202,005,013, and tho expenditures $271,514,
070, nn excess of expenditures over receipts of
$8,859,507.
Statistics regarding the foreign trade of the
United States for January wero as follows:
1S0S. 1807. Chanot:
Exports. I108.4SU.455 103,051, HB3 lno.(14,B37,B7S
Imports. BO.SOS.KOO 01,354,018 Deo. 0B1.10V
Excels
exp'ts $57,888,(540 48,007,885 Inc. 118.088,081
Net gold
imp'ta. 3.782,4S7 IB00.0B1 Ino. 3,281,476
Ketallv'r
exp'ts. 1,788,548 1,870,111 Ino. 805,438
For itvmmonthiendlna Jan. Sit
Exporta,S71H 005,000 1055,177,187 Ino. $61,258,823
Importa. 840,620,380 808,378,017 Deo. 82,657,628
Exceaa
expta.$877,816,S61 (281,800,110 Ino. $88,010,481
Net gold
imp'ta. 2,374,688 84,022,210 Deo. 41,647,388
Net silver
exp'ts. 14,238,018 10,677,033 Deo. 8,488,086
The ofllcial count of the cash In the Treasury
at tho close of buslnoss to-day compared witn
that of yestorday shows:
Fcb.o. rib. in.
Ooltl coin and bullion.... (1 OH, 162,088 $10(1.457,800
Rllver dollars anrl bullion 10,317,687 10,600.212
United .states notes 27,080,283 20,728,722
Other atiets leas demaad
Billabllltlea 6.506,023 6,610,671
Available -caah balance,
Including gold rciervo.$310,Sll,007 $210,800,485
Money in London, 2'a?2'U VconU Ratos of dis
count In onon market for both short nnd three
months' bills. 2"8es24 Wcont. Parisadvlcesquote
3 V cents at 103 francs 07ticontlmes. Excbauge
on Loudon. 20 franca 20t-j centiinos.
TheReorgnnltntlon Commltteo of the Brook
lyn Elevated Railroad gives notice that the sec
ond Installment of 25 V cent, of tho amounts to
bo paid on tho various securities Is payable at
tho Central TruBt Company on .March 7.
The sales of mining stocks at tha New York
Consolidated Stock nnd Petroleum Exchange to
day were as follows:
Optn- llio,- fii c7o.
Salt: JVaiie, in:. nr. (, (nj,
BOOOAlbany 01 ,01 .01 .01
COO Anaconda 44 ,44 ,44 ,44
00 Con Cat ft Va.... 1.05 1.06 1.06 1.06
200 DeadwoodTerra ,06 ,05 .06 ,06
100 Little Chief. 17 ,17 ,17 ,17
BOO I'harmaolit 07 .07 .07 !o7
800 Portland 75 ,76 ,75 .76
IB 00 Work 04 ,04 ,04 .04
Total aalei, 8,3 00 'bursa,
aoM3innoi.iT. coxpenh,
WnDNKsnav, Fob. 10. dials'-Wheat Spot
was In fair demand. Tho sales woro 227,000
bush., Including 32,000 No, 1 hard Manitoba on
prlvato terms and 100,000 No. 2 red at $1.05:4
Into last night for export, tho latter for Lis
bon; 1,000 No. 3 red at $1.01 und 4,000X0,2
do. at $1,01 in elorntor. Frco on bourn alloni:
No. 1 Northern spring, New York, $1,00; do.,
Dtiluth, $l,117Hj No. a red, $1,05; No. 1 hard
Duluth, 8l.l'J7is No. I hard Mtinllolw, $1.11;
MlniieuiHilis roeelveil to-day 15U.UI0 Hush,.
gainst MO.-UOItst year; Duluth 4H,4:, ngnlnrt
113,1)30; I'lilcngu SO, hill, ugnlntt 2u,H00: til.
Ixiilia 11,000, against 12,800; MIIhuiiU'O 24.
700, uL-ainst, ll.u.'x); Toledo 12.181, ugiilnst
t.2il; Jletniit 8,033. egalnst 0,8ll.r lust scar.
,il,i.rf,y.,'iav7,,l0d.V!' ' -1"' i'uturo ialos
0,400,000 bush., as fullows:
Opnfn(7, lltghiB', Isixrnt, Cliulna, ,Vo)if,
Februarr.lut)4 10rl4 111111, 1064 lui'a
JIrth 104 103 Si 1045, IM jr.a4
V" H '' '"" M 111',
July 1)14 vii't l)0 VU4 V04
Uarley Was stronger. New feeding, 824'tl3e., coat
and fra'ght to Dugaloat ienlDguf utlgatlon Jtyo
Wia linn. No i Wratern, UMtS4c, free on boanl
afloat, Halea 40,U00liuih. Corn boot waa dull but
steady. The aalea iteie 4H.00O I uli. No. a inUed u
private terras free on board arloat. .No, 2 mixed in
legator, U7c Hilurea aUvam-ed sH(-. to e. Putura
sales IBo.OOOhuib.. as follont! u.uro
Optntnu lllillmt.lMfill.Clillng,Slohl,
May , 811 J', 384 :i 11' j :i3,
July UT UVt Da Ji B04
-r- - , , , ,,, , 1
pat Spciwai rirmer. The tales Were 00,'to6 Kuh4
Jaoludlng 00,000 heavy-while on prttara termt for
export Ho. a white, 834c.i Xo. 8 do- 3$Vo,l No. II
white clipped, 840.1 No. 3 do., 834e.iNo, n rnlxed,
8o.i No. lido., 3l4e.i rejected mixed, 804o.l do.
whltej 8140.1 No.lS mixed, delivered, 08e.i track
mixed, 324A3340.I do. white, SB.ooo at 85:i0o.
Kutures declined 4oH but reeovered the loss and
.closed unchanged, rotor sales 80,000 bash., as f ol
.town 1 toil
Ojimfng. Jllptini. LoKflt. C7ni(nBVMpfcr.
May St 814 31 314 1114
The speculation in wheat to-day was fairly active,
but In the main of a local professional (haraoter.
, Early In the day, prices advanced on a strong and
higher market In Chicago, buying ihere for Western
account, higher cables and smaller Northwestern re
ceipts. At tbeadvanco local operators took profits
and prices reacted and Inst part of tha rise. Tha Iota
was soon recovered, however, and prices again ad
vanced, the lat prions being the belt 1 of the day.
Shorts covered, hut the principal factor In tha rise
was' the strength at the west. Liverpool ad
tvanced 4d. to Vd. Paris advanced 4o. to c.
.on wheat and ID toi 30 centimes on flour,
Antwerp was firmer. The Northwestern reoelpta
wero 2B0 cars, against 84s lait weekand 103 lost year.
Corn was quiet bus- firmer with wheat. Liverpool
advanced Vid. tn 4d, Chicago received 238 cava and
cipects 275 to-morrow, oats docllned early on local
selling, but rnlll-d with the advance In wheat and
corn. Chicago recelvxl 120 cars and expeots 130 to
morrow. Chicago. Feb. 10. "Wheat advanced 34c.
to-day, closing at the top. The range on Hay was
.from VV. to SI. 03V and on July, 86c. to r)0,4a
..The bull Interest is ia rontrol, and the market re
' sponda readily to any demand. There was a good .
deal of May covered agalnit spreads that hail been
made between thla and other markets. Outeldo newa
count for little under existing' conditions. It Is
a one-man market, with evidently plenty of money
behind It. Itla.useleasto predict how high a figure
the prlco will reach before the deal will culminate.
Corn was fairly strong. The cash demand was good,
with between 800,000 and 4011,000 buah, aold here
for shipment via Baltimore. There was some realtt
Idg early on the Cuban news, but tb strength
In wheat and liberal outalde buying absorbed
the offering. Liverpool was 4d. to Hd.
higher. Clearances wero 850.000 bush. There
Is a great unanimity In enthuilaim en the
bnll side or corn, based on the relative low prloo aa
compared with wheat and the continued heavy de
mand for export. Oats May oats advanced to 87a4C
but lost c. of the Improvement, closing at 27N0.
There was no let up In the export demand. Bales
for foreign shipment here today wora between
200,000 aud .100,000 bush. Clearancea amounted to
670,009 nuih. They will undoubtedly sell higher."
FU)cn Trade waa only modejately actlvo to-day,
owing to an advance of Bo. In aytnpathy with tha
sharp rli In wheat. The sales were 10,800 bbls.
BarriXi. Saclci.
Iteoelpts. 7.83B 0.01H
Exports 80H 18.183
Winter In hbls.t Buperflne, $3.0B(t$3.23t No. 3 ex
tra, $3.40$3.80t straights. $4.60M4.n0t patents,
$4.7Bi4$S.20. Spring In bbls.t Clears, $4.23(j$4.40t
straights, $l.mirtSI.85i patents, S5.20nl5.25. Mill
Feed Waa firmer to-day, owing to small offerings
and In sympathy with the advance In other grains.
Western sprlugln 100-tt. sacks, $lBa$lB.29; 200-tt.,
$14.30t winter in bulk, $1B3$17.
CorrnX'Spot cotton here was unchanged t sales 170
bales for aplntilng and 000 drltverod on oontracts.
Middling uplands, 640., against 7 l-lOo. last yean
New Orleana and Oulr, 640., agalnit 7 B-lflo. lost
year. Mobile declined 40. New Orleans sold 4,000,
Aug una 000, Mobile BOO, Norfolk 428, Savannah 284,
and 84. Louie 100 balea. Liverpool was unchanged on
the spot with sales of 10,000 hales; futures thero ad
vanced 14 to 24 points, but reacted and closed gen
erally 4 point higher. In Manchester yarns and
cloths were quiet. The receipts at the principal In
terior towns were as follows:
rail Lfllt
Tb-f)ap. ll'fr. Year. 1808,
Auguita 1,103 307 001 SOS
Momphta 1,352 2,2711 728 873
St. Louts 230 010 173 078
Cincinnati 1,333 1,183 3,604 873
Houston. ...... .2.303 4.018 1,608 3,066
The receipts at Houston to-morrow are estimated at
4.500 to 4,700, agalnit 4,7311 last week, 2,913 last
year, and 4,003 In 1S05. New Orleans expects
7,000 to 8,1100, against 0,874 lait week, 4.048 last
year, and 4,310 in 1N05. Augustashluped to-day 1,120
bales, Memphis 4.840. 8t. Louis 6,225, Cincinnati
1,101, and Houston 4,340 bales. The port receipts
were 88,036 halea. agalnit 26.853 last week. 12.140
last year, and Irt.uoi In lrtOB; thus far this week
1118,581) bales, agalnit 134,380 thus far last week.
The exports from the porta were 34,301 bales. New
Orleans declined 4 to B points. Futures declined 9 to
7 points, recovered about halt of this, then reacted,
and closed steady at a net decline of 4 to 8 polnta for
tho day. after lalei of 117,500 balea. The future
trading was as follows!
Clotlng. JKohtlt. Lowctt. Sale.
March B.OftQB.Uft 0.00 O.IU 11,000
April 5.08Q0.00 6.01 0.00 000
May 6.02(46.03 6.06 6.01 41,000
June o.OBGte.oo n.ou 0.05 3,400
July 6.08(t(l.00 6.10 6.08 4,000
August 6.12(40.13 0.10 6.10 40,100
&rptember.6.10m0.11 (1.13 e.10 4,100
October.... o.inao.u 6,13 n.no 4, boo
Novmber..6.1U(s0.11 0.11 0.10 l.BOO
December..6.12Gs0.13 0.18 0.12 1,100
The trading In eotton to-day was quiet and In the
main of -a local featureless character. Tho disturb
ing none from Havana and Washington regarding
tho Maine disaster In Havana harbor and uncertainty.
as to the outcome of the affair checked apeculatlon,
and In tho absenco of stimulating news the Ouctua
tlona in pricea were confined within a narrow range,
with the tendency downward. Tho continued liberal
crop movement at tho forts and the Interior towna
also tended to damnen the ardor of the bulla. Liver
pool advanced early, but weakened and lost most of
the rise. There was no great pressure to sell here,
however, and the net loss for the day waa small. Tho
exports were large, and tho apot markola at the
South were firm, with a good demand.
Corrcx Rio on the apot waa dull! No. 7. 04a6V.
Sales 1,800 bsgs Maracalbo oa private terms. The
future trading was as follows:
Salet. lltahrit. Latent. Cloilna.
March 1,700 5.70 5.70 B.70S5.70
May 1,000 B.73 B.75 5.75(35.80
September.. 750 5.115 0.93 B.006 00
October 1,1150 6.0B B.U5 B.OSttl'.OU
December. ..1.000 0.05 0.05 0 OSsd.lO
f'uturei here were unchanged to 10 polnta higher.
The close was steady after aalea of S,7B0 bags. Ilavr
advanced 4r. Hamburg was unchanged to 4 pfg.
hlKhr. Rio was Arm at 125 relsudvancet reoelpts,
8,(100: stock. 280,000t exchange, nsd. bantoswas
steady at lOOreta advance; receipts, 14,000; stock.
883,000. nigber cables and a small demand for local
and forclzn acoount caused the rise hero to day. Tho
receipts at Hlo and Santos continue liberal.
Mktalk Iron was quiet. Bpor, February and March,
t0 60(2$6.03. Copper was firm. Spot. February,
March and April, 11. 251 1.8O0. The European vis
ible supply for the first half of February decressed
070 tons, according to Metal Exchange cablea. Lead
waa dull, spot, February and March, 3.80(4.8.85c.
Tin was easy. Spot, February and March. lS.UBCt
14.05c. Spelter waa steady. Spot, February, and
March, 4.104.20c.
NiVii. STongs Were dull. Spirits of turpentine.
843844c; common to good strained roiln, $1.42(
$1.4&.
Pno-nsioss-Lard was stesdy. Prime, $B.40; city,
$3385.13; refined for the Continent, $5.65. Pork
was firm Mess, $llct$11.2G. cut meats were firm.
Pickled hams, 7c.t do. bellies, SVjec.t do. shout:
ders, 4',o. Dressed hogs, 4'aBjc. Tallow, 3&
3 11-ieo. Butter Creamery. Western extras. 20c;
firsts, 18S1 9c; seconds. 16317c: thirds, 144(9
1540.1 State, finest, 10c; firsts, 1718c: thirds
to seconds, 14($16c. Cheese State, full cream, largo
fancy, 8Vi8i,c.: choice, 81384c.: fair to good, 74
734C commou, 64&7o.; email colored and whlto
fancv. 0GsU4o.t choice, 84S8i..o.t common to good,
7s8c Eggs Fresh gathered State and Pennsylvania,
fancy. 14v31&c.:I)altlmore firsts. 144c.t Washington
do., 144(41440.; Western do., 144c. Chicago, Fob.
10. "Provisions opened lower under a sharp drive by
local tradera and considerable liquidation by outside
holders. Leading packers bought freely, and the
market recovired Its early loss quickly. The closing
was steady and a shade lower than yesterday. The
cash trade was agala large, especially In export cuts
or meats. The legitimate situation of provisionals
undoubtedly a stroug one, and auotber good advance
may confidently be expected to follow tbla reaotlon,
wblch la largely duo to taking of profits by earlier
buyers. Estimated receipts of hogs for to-morrow
J)7,000."
BuoAn Raw was quiet but Arm; 80 test, 0 t l-16c;
06 test. 4 3.10c Iteflnrd was fairly active and firm.
Wool Current quotations of domestlo wools, based
upon Wool Kxchaoge offlclal clasilAoattnns, are as
follows: Texss (scoured bssls) Fine. 13 months,
60(,51ctflne medium, 12 months. 4647o.; medium,
13 months, 45c; coarse, 12 months, 40ftu:lo.: fine
spring, 0-H months, 48(440ci One medium spring, 6-8
months, 44345c: medium spring, 6 8 nionthi, 41(1
42c.t fine and flnemedtumfall. 40(442c; medium fall,
3Rc40c. California (scoured basis) Northern spring
free, H-l 2 months, BOctBlc.i Northern spring free. 0-8
months, 47(48c.i Southern. 12 months. 47ft48u,
Southern, B months, 4&'446o.: Tall, free, 38m42o.;
fall defective, I14iin0c. Oregon (scoured hauls)
Eastern ."o. 1, 4ua50c; eastern No. 2, 4(."447c.i
valley No. 1, 4414450.; valley No. 2, 41912c; valley
No. 3. 8-to. Territory itaplo ricoure 1 Loj.Ii) Fine,
A3355c; fine medium, 02iz34c,t medium, 45i)o.
Territory ordinary (scoured basis) Flno, BO&Bla.;
nne medium, 404So.i medium. 42rt4tu,
CHtciao. Feb. 10. These weia to day's prloest
Whiat: Ortning. IHoheit. Lmcctt. Closing. Klaht.
May,,.. 00 1034 09 103U 01)1.
July ... Kd4 804 8(1 804 88'4
bept... 70 80 784 804 7.-.V
Deo.... 784 704 78 80 784
Cam;
May..,. 01 31 nor, 814 304
July,.. 324 83", 33 324 31',
Sept... 334 884 334 DU, 33
(Mrs:
May.... 874 274 37 37-4 874
July... 24 83 214 244 244
Lurd;
May..., 6.16 5.20 6.134 6,174 S.174
July... B.2U 6.274 &.-0 S25 6.274
lllbll
May,,., 5.274 6.33 6.31 8,274 6.324
July... 6 074 B.40 6.324 6.324 6.1174
Air.-:
Hay, .$11. 05 $n,:i24 $11.00 $11,10 911,1b
July, ,,11,074 11.074 11.074 11.10 11,15
live Rlork Market.
New Yoke, Wednesday, Feb. 1 II. Receipts of beeves
were 1,630 hcadt 4 cats to bo cximrtcd, 64 car l.
reel to local alaiigbtercrs, and .IJ cars to bo aold.
Sttera stow aud generally easier; rougn butctier
stocK active and nnn. 'Ibn yards were uut cleared.
Native ateers sold at $l.t)7 4(6.30 V lull rts.t stags
and oteu at .'.o0i4 6O1 bulls at $3$3.7A. dry
cun ant S'Juta.OO. Dreucd beer stead) ut'itstjc. t
tb. Culdrs from Drltlsh niarkeia quote Ainerlcau
ateers at lOMllUe. V .. dressed welghti Amerl-s-nii
1 ef rfgerairu beef at l)'P4c V , Kxports lo
djj' 1411 sheep, 4,100 quartirs of boef; tomorrow
25, heses.
Jteceliils of calves. Including UO direct, woro 1)22
head. Pi 7 head on ralr. untold, Market actlvo aud
prices slightly llrmer. Tim prus svere about cleared
atthorlose. Veali sold at $l.5(4$7.75 V 10(1 i.
Cltr dressed veais ilrni at HCsl 1c, n,
Uecelpta nf sheep and Iambi, Including 18 cars
illri'U tobutchtrs, wcie O.IUO hoadi 104 cars 011
sslr, all told. Acthr. with prices generally 4(4c.
higher all around. About 14 cars were carried
over. Hheep sold at l(45 t moss.; lambs at
85.50(JSH iiu. Dressed mutton, 7(384c. o.iUriMlfU
latulis, 74WU4e.
Receipts of hogs wero 7,1134 boa li 030 head nn sale.
Active and stronger at 4.:iu$4.55 f 100 na.
Court t'nleuslans Thla liar,
Appellats Division, Supreme Court Noa. 40, 60.
814, 13, B2. 54, Bit, 37, S. 30. (10, 35, 111, 02, 63.
Supreme Court S;eclal Term Part I. Motion cal
endar called at IOiSOA, M. Part II. Court opens
at IO18O A. M, Ki. parte matters, pari lib
Clear, Motions. Demurrer No. uoo. Preferred
eausei-Noa. 11320, 6 188, 6241, 6287. 0278. Part
IV Clear. Law and fact Noa. 6061. 6022.
$033, 6073, 6V78, O0B0, O0U1, 0108, 0100, Part
r.-blear: Cases from Tart lt PHWJK(tib
eat from Special Term, raft L Part VIL'rClesr. Kl
vaied railroad .esses. Trial Term-Part JL-Claar,
Preferred canies-Nos. Ian27( ". "!
147B0, 1S80I, 131HM, 14050. 14721t 14370, 1450(1,
14660, 14307, 16l7n, 1SH2B, 13158. 16118. 18147,
'1B200, 1B360, 1B066. 1B301. Part III. Clear. Ntss.
080.4S8.B031,7423,bBH1.8tM',8466, 8467,8468,
8106,7701. 7880, 7B38.H2P1. 7834. 7RS8. 8828, HH7H.
SCO 1, 8 1.10, tiOJ7. Part IV.-Clear. Cases from Part lit.
rartV.-Caae unnnlshed. Cases from Part III.
Part VI. Case unnnlshed. Cases from Part III.
Part VII. Clear. Nos. 1640. 8864, 8038, 8171, 8481,
8173, 70S8. 7826, 8203. 8302, 610, 8203, 6500. 8U12,
7010, 7806, 8038, 8B07, 8K41I, 8901. Part VIII.
Case unfinished. Cases from Part VII. Part IX.
Clear. Cases from Part VII. Part X. Case unfinished.
Cases from Part VII. Port XL Clear, esse from
Tart VII. Tart XIL-Clear. Cases from Part II.
Surrogate's Court Chambers-Court opens at tOiflo
A. M. For probate Wills ot Patrick Hcsslnn. Louisa
Fenton. Charles II. Contolt. Oeorge D. Hllyard, Ed
ward Olbb, Mary R. How, Fannie K. Ilayea, at IO18O
A. H. Joseph Olllesple. at 11 A, H.i Ann Mullln.
Bophle Schmidt, Anglo O. Cossens, at 3 . 11.
Trial Tern-Court opens at 10:80 A, M. Ne. 1800,
will of Joseph Richardson; No. 1801, will of Joseph
Richardson 1 No, 18(13, will of Rosa Hash! No. 1834,
will or Anna M. DIlgtNo. 1348, will or Frances Lyona.
City Court eipeclal I'erm Court opens at 10 A, X,
Motlona at 10i30A.M. Trial Term-Parts L, IL. III.,
and IV, Adjourned sine die.
cfhmnrJul.
WE OFFER
$2,720,000
First Mortgage
5 Per Gent. Gold Bonds
OF THE
Charleston & Western
GarolinaRailwayCompany
Principal Due October 1, 1946.
Interest, April and October.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
OP IIIItT YnltK, TltUSTBB.
These are Cenpon Bonds of $1,000 eseh, with prtv
llec ot reglitratlon, and are secured by a first mort
ise, limited to $8,000 per mile of main track, upon
the Hue of rallrosd from Port Royal, South Carolina
to Augusta, Oeorala, and thence to Anderson, Green
ville and Spartanburg, In South Carolina, a distance
of three hundred and forty (340) miles, tetetber
with all extensions, branches and railroads hereafter
constructed, purchased or owned, and all equipment,
appurtenances, leaseholds. Income and franchises
now owned or hereafter acquired.
Oress earnlni for year ending Sept.80,
1807 $880,734 77
Operating Szpeases and Taxes 634,760 1$
Net earnings $280,026 68
Interest on these Bonds 180,000 00
Surplus $100,033 68
The Increase in gross ssmlngs compared with tb.
previous year $103,785.00.
For alx months, July 1 , 16P7, to December 81, 18071
Gross Earnings $418,440 87
Operating Expenses and Taxes 387,487 10
Net earnings, for six months $141,018 77
beln; more than the Interest for the whole year.
We have had our own engineer examine the Road,
and his report shows that It Is In excellent physical
condition.
We also have a very full and satisfactory statement
from tho lata Vice-President, Mr, W. A. C. Ewsn. who
haa had charge of the Road since Its organisation In
October, 1800, until recently, both ot which, a well
as copies of the mortgage, we ahall b pleased to
show to any one desiring to Invest.
The Atlantlo Coast Line has aoqnlred possession of
this Road by purchase ot all the Capital Stook,
$1,200,000, and has 'taken charge of Its operation,
having removed the offices to Wilmington, N. C,
where, its own aeneral offices are located.
The financial standing and reputation ot the
Atlantlo Coast Line are too high anil well known to
require comment, but the following table Is Interest
ing as showing the prices bid for the various Issues of
Bonds on the Roads owned and controlled by It, con
stituting this system. These are all bids, and It Is to
be noted that even at these prices ao Bonds can b
obtained.
Richmond ft Petersburg 83, 1018, 115 bid
Richmond & Petersburg 7a, 1016, 120 "
Richmond ftPetersburgCons.41gS, 1040, 100 '
Petersburg Railroad Bs, 1026, 114 "
Petersburg Railroad 6s, 1026, 118 "
Wilmington Weldon Bs, 1083, 113
Wilmington A Weldon 4s, 1044, 107
Wll., Col. & Augusta 6.1, 1P10, 118
Norfolk Carolina Os, 1089, 103 "
Cheraw Darlington Bs, 1930, 100 " .
Manchester 4t Augusta Bs, 1943, 108 "
Subscriptions will bo opened at tht offloe of tha
Maryland Trust Company at ten o'clock on the morn
ing ot February 23, and closed at 8 P. U. of the fol
lowing day.
The right Is reserved to reject applications, and to
close fne subscHptlon cHor to that Um without
notice.
Now York deliveries will be mad at the offlo of
the state Trust Company,
Price 103a and Interest, subject to advano with
out notice.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY,
IIAjYTISIORE.
REDMOND, KERI1&G0,,
BANKKIU.
41 Wall St., Now York,
MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Securities bought and sold on Com
mission. Deposits received
subject to draft.
IlKAMtn) IJI
High Grade Investment Seciiritictj.
Zg Available
Issnnf cmxZftomt:;Z
Blair & Co., VWorld
33WallSt,N.Y. Ng
DOUGLAS & JONES,
Members New York Stook Exchange,
KTllll,lIII!M 1HNO.
24 Broad Street, New York Oity.
Stocks, llonds, drain. Provisions and Cotton Bought
anil soll fur cash ana carried ou maritln.
'IllV.tli: ttlltlt Til 4llll'AUt.
Interest Mlluweil on tlei'lla auujert t Cheek.
SHUmMFOXItKM'K IVVITKU.
NORTON&TUNSTALL
as AVall Ktrcft, Now York.
Members of the NntV VOIIK (STOCK KXCIIANOE.
STOCKS AND COTTON,
InvcKlniciii UoikIh nnd Hcutirltles.
COItltESPOXIlKNCE INVITED.
ftPP'y-fg1 Market Letter.
$250,000 TO LOAN
OaDONl) aud UOUTCIACIE. 4K, to 0 percent.. CITV
PltOPKKTV, direct to principals.
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK,
Cur, aaal Wlreet hi utn Avenae.
OFFICK OF
IBCKICIl-JlsM-JKlViI'l. ItllLI.mil CO.
207 PKOUUCK KXCHANOE. Fab. 8. lbUK.
The coupuns or tho flrst mortgage 0 percent, bonda
of tb llecker-Joura-Jewell MlllTug Company, ttu
March 1st, Ibwk, will be paid by the Franklin Trust
Company, corner of Clinton and Montagu itreeia.
Urooalyn.
TU0JIA3 A. UcINTYUK, Trsaiursr.
-
iiyj.,.i.jfi;?'.t3A''ftw.' ait.''y,,;'''T-Vfv'te
fI.nijnfi-iin-ujrcri.nn.rirjsjs4Jssxra in.rr-r.-sr."i -- ,-- - --- --J.--- . Vlj
TO THE HOLDERS OF
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY 5 FIRST MORTGAGE, EXTENSION
& COLLATERAL BONDS.
5 DEBEN1URE BONDS.
In connection with the proposed Issue of new General Mortgage 4 per cent. 00-Tear aold llonds of fts
Chlcsgo, nock Island and Psclflo Itallway Company, n. It. Cable, F.so.., President of that Company, makes ths
following statement In a letter to its, dated January S2d, lHPSt
" W have entered Into ah agreement with you for the sale of about 188,000,000 of Chicago, nock Iilsnl
and Pacific Hallway Company .KW GKXRItAI, noitTtAOR4 rilll CET. O0-VBABGOI.U IIOMis,
to be Issued for the purpose of retiring!
140,71 2,'ofO b percent. First Mortgage, Extension and Collateral Bonds.
$4,000,000 6 per cent. Dsbenture Bonds.
13.000,000 7 per cent. Chicago and Southwestern Hallway Co. rirst Mortgage Bonds, due November
1,1899.
"The bonds so sold to yon are part of an authorised lisne for an aggregate principal snmof iioo.noo ooo,
to be made by the Chicago, nock Iiland and Paclflo Hallway Company, dated Januar 1st, lflOM, payable ttrx
nary 1st, lOSBt the remainder of the new bonds authorised are to be Issued heroaf ter In the minner ami mi
the purposes specified In the mortgage, and are to bear Interest at a rate not to exceed ,1 per cent, per annum,
payable semi-annually, January 1st and July 1st) both principal and Interest being payable In Cnlted Mat 1
Gold Coin of the present standard of weight and fineness, without deduction for any tax or taxes which ths
Ballwsy Company may be required to pay. or to retain therefrom under any present or future laws of ths
United State of America, or of any Stat. County, or Municipality thoreln. The bonds will be secure 1 1 a
onortgag which Is satisfactory to your counsel, and will b executed by the Railway Company, aftor ratlrj.
cation by the stockholders at a meeting called for Fabruary IStb. 1899.
"The NKIV ItOltTajlUlt provides that none ot the existing bonds shall be extended at msturltv, bm
that they shall be retired, so that thereafter the KRIV BOITH will be secured by a First Mortgage on all ihs
railroad property and real estate ot the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacino Hallway Company, Includlnir it
railroad, terminals at Chicago and other points and equipment! and also lu leases, all as Is more fully
'specified In the mortgag.
"Tho NEW novo.. In excess of the amount need to retire tns existing bonds of the Chicago, noes
Island and Paclflo Railway Company, and the outstanding obligations ot such other companies whose rail
roads now connect with, and sbslt hereafter be acquired by consolidation or purchase by, the Chlcseo, rtoi-ts
Island and Paclflo Railroad Company (the amount for the latter purpose, however, not to exceed tS,3iio,oon)
as authorised In the mortgage, are to he Issued only for the Improvement or extension of, or for additions l
'the property covered by the mortgage, at a rato not to exceed 11,000,000 psrvalue peryear (except tint
bonds np to an aggregste amount of 19,000,000 par value may be Issued at tho option ot the Hallway Coio
pany for the betterment or Increase of the Company's properties).
"Upon ratification of the new mortgage the Chicago, Rock Island and Pselflo Railway Company Intends
to exerclso Its privilege of redemption at 103 per cent, and accrued Interest, as follows)
The s prix cExr. FiniT nunroAUG extemio and collateral noDs to t paid oa
or before July 1st, 1808;
'The It Pllll CET. nBDRMTDnB nOKD! to be paid on September 1st, 1B8S.
IXTliRFJIT WILL CRIME Off DATE nOXDS A It I! TIICS PAID.
"In connection with your offering ot the new 4 per cent. Oeneral Mortgag Bonds ot this Company.t
snbmlt tho following Information!
The Capital Stock of the Company on March 8 lit, 1897, was 40,1d0,000 00
Ths Bonded Debt was 187.718,000 00
The net Income of' the Company for the fiscal year ending March 81st, 1807, aftsr
deduction of rentals and all other charge was (4,788,171 77
The Interest on the Bonded Debt waa t3,83t,B73 09
The surplus Income for the yar was gl.44H.5im si
"By the proposed plan ot refunding, the ASXCAL IimthEUT CRAMIM (TILL OR itRDtirttn,
upon the retirement ot the 0 per cent. First Mortgage Extension and Collateral Bonds, the B per cent. Deben
ture Bonds, and tho Chicago and Sdntbweeteru Railway 7 per oent. Bonds from oo.nai.rjao to ss.'.wji,.
00, an .UVCth ItVIMl tip S If ill, 09 1.
"Th Net Earnings for tho nine months ending December 81st, 18S7 (December estimated), show aa
ISCIlltASE OP SI, 0S5, ion. 34 over the corresponding period of 1800.
"Th Chicago, Rock Island and Paclflo Hallway Company has regularly paid oash dividends la eaoh year
since the organisation of the Company In 1880, amounting In the aggregate to (38,088,483."
Referring to the above letter, and subject to ratification of the new mortgag by th stockholders, w
offer until PBllltDAnY lTth, IHOS (unless the amount Is exhausted earlier),
$25,000,000 OF THE NEW GENERAL MORTGAGE 4 PER GENT. 90-YEAR GOLD BONDS
to the holders of the Fire per cent. First Mortgage, Extension and Collateral Bonds and th Fire per cent
Debenture Bonds, In exchange for their existing Bonds, at the price of
I03M PER CENT. AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
the eompntatlon to be made asof May 1st, vlti
For every (1,000 B per cent. First Mortgage, Extension and Collateral Bond, to be deposited, with
July lit, 1,808, Coupon attaohed, tha riolder will receive (1.000 new 4 per cent. Bond, with July
1st, 1888, Coupon attached, together with a CASH PAYSir.sjT (at the time of delivery ot the
BwBond)of Oin.oa, representing the difference between 10B per cent, and 103i percent, and
the dlfferenc In Interest between 4 per osnt. and B per cent-per annum from January 1st to
May let.
Tor every (1,000 B per cent. Debenture Bond (tol be deposited ez th March 1, 1808, Oonpon) th
Holder will receive (1,000 new 4 per cent Bond, with July 1, 1808, Oonpon attaohed, together
with a CAin PAYMENT (at tho time ot delivery of the new Bond) of 818.00, representing
the difference between 105 percent, and 103a per cent., viz.! (10, less th amount duo for dif
ference In Interest, (1.87, calculated as followsi
Interest accrued on new 4 per cent. Bond, due by Tlolderi
January 1st to Mar 1st at 4 per cent (18.31
Interest accrued on Debenture B per cent. Bond, due to riolder!
March let to May 1st, at ft percent (8.88
Interest difference between 4 percent, and B percent, due to Bolder!
May 1st to Sept. 1st at 1 percent 8.38 (li.eg
Difference In Interest dedncted as above (LOT
TbeCEJTrtAL Tnl'rvr COJ1PA.1T OP NEW YORK 1 prepared to receive, on our behalf, deposit
of the above existing Bonds for exchange as above provided, and will lssn therefor Its receipts, showing th
description and amount of. existing Bonds deposited and the amount ot new Bond and essh to which ths
holder will be entitled.
As soon ss the new Bonds are legally Issued, and delivered to ns by the Railway Company, dne notloe will
bgiventberof,,andthereafternpon presentation and surrender of their respective receipts, the holrler
will be entitled to receive from the CBMTftAL Tltt'ST COMPANY the said new Bonds and the cash pay
ment as stated therein.
If, for any reason, the Railway Company shall not have delivered the proposed new Bonds on or !efore
th flrst day of July, 1808. then and In such event the existing bonds deposited with the CKVritAI, Tltl'IT
COMPANY of the amount and description stated In the receipt will be returned to the respective Holders
upon surrender thereof.
Applications fc exchange villi be granted In the order ot their receipt.
The above otter Is made concurrently la Frankfort o-M. by Mr. Lot. Speyer
Elllssen, and In London by Messrs. Speyer Brothers.
30 Broad Street
mtW YORK, January 7th, IB08.
Union Pacific, Lincoln and Colorado
Railway Company.
Bondholders' Agreement of April 5th, 1897.
Te depeltra under trie abova aarceaaenti
Ton aro hereby notified that a meeting of deposi
tor will be held at Room 880, Tremont Building, 70
Tremont street, Boston, Massachusetts, on Thursday,
Fabruary 24th, 1808, at 10 o'clock In th morning.
At such meeting there will' be submitted for final
action tho terms of a proposed disposal and exchange
of the deposited bonds for preferred and oommon
stock of the new Union Pacific Railroad Company as
follows! '
For each (1,000 bond with coupons of April 1st,
1804, and subsequent thereon aa deposited:
Four ihares of said preferred stock of
the par value of (400
Six shares of said common stock of the
parvalue or 800
Total (1,000
CHAIII.RS B. COTTINC,
Chairman of Bondholders' Committee of the Union
Paclflo, Lincoln and Colorado Railway Company.
Under agreement of April 5th, 1807.
OEOItQE W, DAVF.NPORT, Seorctary,
0 Tremont street, Boston, Mass.
BOSTON, Februarj 18. I8DR.
Tho Union Pacific Railway Co.
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES,
Issued Under Indenture of Sept. 4, 1891,
Executed to Dreiel, Morgan & Go,, Trustees.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to a decree of
the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern
District of New York, entered on February 4, 1808,
we will pay from the proceeds of the collaterals sold
under decrees of said Court, to the holders or th
above described Collateral Notes, the unpaid princi
pal ot such notes, together with Interest thereon
from the 1st day of August, 1807, to the date of pay
meat, upon presentation and surrender of suoh Notes
to us at our offlce. No. 83 Wall Street In ths City of
New York, or at tbo oirico of Jacob Rogers, No 48
State Street, Boiton, Interest on such Notes will
cease on PBilltUAllY lOTll, lsios), and Interest
will be paid only to February lutu. Ibid, on Notes
presented on or after that date,
J. P. MORGAN & CO.,
Wuecessor Trustees.
UNION PACIFIC
REORGANISATION.
T the Iloldn-a or BeorffnnUailon CrrtinrmtM
or Drpoalt r
STOCK:
On and after tbla day we shall bo prepared to dis
tribute the Common aud Preferred Btoek of ths New
Company, ou the tonus of the i'lau and Agreement
ot Heorgsnlzatlon, upon surrender of our Certificates
of Deposit of Common Stook ot the Union itclflo
Railway Company,
Schedules must be banded In before on o'clock
P, H., and not more than one hundred will be re
ceived per diem,
1MB MBHCANTILB Tit 1ST COJtP.tW,
by LOUIS V1TZUERALU, 1'resMeal.
Jfsw York, February o, loss.
New York Central &
Hudson River R. R. Co.
31 PER GENT. BONDS OF 1997.
nererrlnc: to our circular r Jnntiary 1st,
inosl, orrcrlsssr to exchange varloua esv
York Central A Ilurtaon Itlver IT. n. o.
bouda for the new S 19 per rent, 0ld llootla,
1007, or ttae samn company, we tireby al
lietlre that snr otTer to supply the new bond
at too and Interest will be withdrawn not
later than FKnitVAIIY I OTH next.
J. P. MORGAN &. CO.,
88 WALL STKKtf, tiKW YOKK.
JT. S. MOItUAN & CO.,
88 OLD UUOA1) STHEET. LONDON.
Government and
Municipal Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD
APPHAIHEMF.NTS MADII OH QUOTATIONS FITt
NI3IIED FOIl THE PUKCIIARE. SALK. Oil KX.
CHANCE 01' ABOVE SECURITIES.
LISTH ON APPLICATION.
N. W. HARRIS & CO.,
IIA.IKKIM,
81 NASSAU BT. (Bank of Commerce Ilulldlnm.
HENRY CLEWS & CO.,
UANKEIIS,
II, la, IS sua 17 Ilrond t.
Members N. Y. Stack Exchange.
Orders executed for Investment or on msm-ln "
tcrest allowed on deposits, subject tn check at 'c '
Act as financial Agents for Corporations and la'
vestors,
( 802 FIFTII AVE., cor. 25th St.
Branch Offlo.) H7 WiOAUWAY.hllk F.s'zu Olds
urancn umos 7 HU,,SON ST jircnuia fi .
f ( 10 COUItT 8T lirooklyti.
' 1
tU'tarndx and Mxtxtn,
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAI, COMPANY
NO. 1 imOADWAV,
NEW VOIIK, Feb. It, ltn"
ThaBosrd of Director of the Ami rlcan Co.l ' "
pany of Allegany County. Maryland, base this t
declared a semi annual dividend of four per
upou the Capital Muck of tho Company, pnvnMe it
tbla om.ee em Tin sda), March 1st, IhUN.
The transfer books will be closed oufeatur ? '
Hull, at liio'circk M., and reopened un the m i i
of March Und, lhio.
, UKOJKIE M, IIOWMIV, .iccri U
OrFICK 01' VM.SIlACHVo)IMKH('IAI. COMPANY 1
4n WALL M NEW VOIIK, ti-bruary n I " I
The Directors hate this day derl trt'd air ir'"' '
dividend nf 1 WO PKIl CK.M . on the tin ft n. d .1
tiayauie Mortlt 10, tMis, to stockholder, or n - t
the close ot liusine.s tebruary 8htli. Iran-'ii
of the preferred stuck will !, cloud fr"in M
toAlarch luth, bothlui luslso. thinks '
limVAIil) V LIE Ir'J-lir
CUfUous nnil Pfftiiifjo.
CANADIAN PS.CIFIO HAILUMV niMI'VSV
NOTICE TO HHAHMIllUIKr-.s
TheSoventei'utliAiiuualMio'lnKotliM'hliareh' i' '
of tlila Coi.iji.iiy for thei'lii.11 u of Illi s si - i, i "
trauktctluu ol busluois genetally will lm liel
Widueadav, thulllhdayof April uixt, at III I
pal oflice u tbu Company at Montreal, at I i '
noon,
The coininoii atock transfer booka will close In
dou nt .1 P. M. on Friday, February villi, and In M
resl mi I New York on Tuesday .Maivh nth. 1i I
i rcme him k Hooka will clow at II p. M on lu . ,
Mari'li "tn.
All books will be reopened an Thurwljy, April th.
lly order of the itoaid.
.. . , CIIAHLE! DniNKWATEH,8i;r.arf.J
Uontrtal, yebruary litis, tk.

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