New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
And the following for Railroad bonds:

Chic L n west ~ Dob sioux G. Isl MORT. 30
GS sn 81 PER Sa 'f iaud
o .a w,S.. y e r. sIsd @ 81 H. Pan PAM Isl 70 & 81
r o, sSa E aPs'I 90 M Nh 81 Paul % Mo..
g, % Western i. Nor Nor; S Safs' s aId S' or morn
CT Western "a Mort 3 CO.. t SSlf Ind is "a ~ wop 81
2 asSs and cSa Extended % NsaYOrE N~as ION
Gaieai Chicago s3 rOL. Peoria wa"a~" D. 70
The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad of MISSOURI lot
the third week Of February were:
IAN se 1903 IS 1885, .... s5 800 % Increase ST. ds Is
Tho construction OF five railroads into g. Paul. the
opening system OF roads to Duluth at the heah
OF Lake Superior. the commencement or work on the
Northern Pacific and the uncertainties OF navigation on
the Upper Mississippi have attracted the attention OF
capitalists to the Importance of North and South line
through Iowa to connect these great and productive
regions with the Southern markets. strong COM
many have been engaged In this work for two
or three years, and have already completed
&C miles and have graded nearly 100 more This Conpa
nv have recently associated several bankers and other
railroad capitalists with their enterprise, and Messrs
jay Cooke & Co., and Z. W. Clark & Co have become
agents the sale OF their first mortgage bonds and say
that after full examination they desire to recommend
them as thoroughly safe well as profitable invest
inent. The bonds bear per cent gold interest Tree vi
tax and issued only at the rate of $4,000 per me
The entire amount 10 less than s40O00O of which oo-
900 have already been sold. Messrs. Jay Cooke Il Co.
and Howes Macy receive subscriptions, and will give
full information.
We give below our weekly summary of the money
market at the business points in the country;
CHICAGO, March 2.-Ths local money market remains
almost unchanged The demand Tor loans mas
some particularly from the grain dealers but AZ deposits
been rather the increase bankers read take All
the rstclass paper that is Ohered Inc lneIeang re-
CENTS of grain during the last week show that farmers
have come the conclusion to realize ana TINS iact
ought make collections easier during the next 10"
MILWAUKEE, March There no changes TO note In
tine condition OF the local money market me demand
ia oh
supplying the wants Of their customers at the current
NEw-oRTEATs Feb. 2s.-The money market proper is
without any material change. ON the street notes
With uuoueStlOnabe colaters quoted at l00l2 per
per annum and second grace l4Qls per cent per
month. - -, - -. 80. ..o,t..,hto o,.,,o
in The local money market yesterday The offerings for
discounts were anything higher than on the day pre-
ceCing and rates nominally unchanged, quoting sun
nj 10 per cent. Eastern exchange was very ull ana
weak several banks desiring To dispose OF surplus
LOUISVILLE March THE market rs without any
material variation Money being loaned at 90l2 per
cent Great care is used by the banks TO see that only
maturity Gold is wanted by the business public. Very
lte !, cQpins m aud prices are firm at hsher nsreS
CLEVELAND March 2-Ihe money market works easier
The demand for currency 80 iar and With nr
receipts way Of deposits the situation mas worked
considerably comfortable Eastern sfchange was
also rather more plentiful to-day and In sufficient supply
for al the ordinary requirements ol the market =, .h
CINCINNATI, March 2-There Is more activity III me
nancy market this than last week Collections are in-
proving, and the banks generally report an ~
cent in nk aud 1912 per cent In the open nalhe1 lor
prime commercial paper. 10, ,,o,a
IN notice i'm the money market to-day Call loans rule AT
laG per cent; iretclass mercantile paper RANGES IRON i
DDS per cent per aunum. The STOCK market WAS uui'
and prices generally we're weak ana ulsettieu' =, -
BosToN March 1.-The steady monotohy IN money
,dirs Gas Welded 10 a brisk demand for capital and
although the banks generally have not advanced rates
above Der cent it Is much more dicut 10 OBTAIN FUNDS
Demand loans sharp at per cent and some out al
that rate have been called IN
Mr. Edwa.d Young, Chief of the Bureau of Statistics,
in advance the following synopsis OF monthly
report No current SERIES nearly ready for distr
button 1t exhibits the trade o the United States
with foreign countries for tile month of October 1862 and
ten months ended the same compared with the cor
responding periods Of 1863
Import. Exports y.s. R S.
Month ended Oct g. sees, *i35SSsess %iss9s
Ten fsni months Sa1su eSd S Oct, 81 ss2tla s5 2
Proportions OF the foregoing shipped American and
'O'''S" MOa6 add Oc. 81, 1869.
, + l%2slI: s EsRs't' R s5Iss,i
f fos,:n ss.'.' sSS s6as5 1860
American ye,,el,.... s:tE3ss,s se $s;ss SI5sss5
OF tS imports for October 1862 S2sj57623 were dut!a
BILE 1876 entered for consumption, and S2lj3O9 en-
tered warehouse OF the total imports for the ten months
ended October 81 1869, S3jS29,5i6 were dutlaOe s[
warehouse The total value OF foreign commodities re
naming in warehouse October II. 1862 was $9'Oll as
~.
nianceS u res eHga9ed 10 me J0iegH |Goe
dsrisg the ta i~oaths eiacf Ocioos', 1868; ,,
| Entered. Cleared
/ Nunbcr TuBs Nnober. Ims
| American ye,ss...... 500 2S1qtb3 B.5is t%BlH
TSte,nu ressris......l7i1e 4t5I2gj 1899 4aso!"
Tee HoAihs esJsd O-iOber 81, 1859:
! Battered Cleared
| Number Tuns Nunher Tuus.
| American yesses...... 8,8l5 25i820 s,Es sr@i@
| p"ieisa yc,ssl,......l&,5, i.Od5Gl lS19 +26Ss1S
Tho rrport gives a comparative statement showing the
values of total imports from and total exports To the
various foreign countries for each OF the twelve usoal
wears from 1888 1862 inclusive. 10 also contains the
iarlf of Jauan the usual commercial reports and mis-
cellauy the Exports OF gold from New-Nork aud partial
| statements OF imports and exports mp TO Dec 81 1869
Among the new features introduced into the present
number are the following: comparative statement of
ths monthly collections OF internal revenue for the nrst
| ak months Of the fiscal years loGS-'9 and ls6)-7O
statement OF the public debt for the LIST OF March, Va
able statistics relation To the rates Of labor and cost col
subsistence In Germany, translated and compiled ftOui
| Official documents -
| The statements Of Revenue collections and OF the
Public Debt Will hereafter he continued each month and
cgether with the customary statements on imports eN
ports and other commercial statistics VIII form Val
able peruaneu record for preservation aud reference
The statistics wages and subsistence IN Gerinany m
rho ureseu number will be followed, IN the succeeding
numbers by similar statistics from Belgum ana other
countries Every effort making 10 render these reports
of greater value only TO statistlcians, public men
aud the mercantile community, but 10 those practically
| engaged Ia the industrial pursuits OF tho country