New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

In State bonds fair amount OF business WIS done IN
MoIiH CarIl'na sp s so iH 'cI, ~ ~
OF city bank socks Fourth National sold t' a; -
The market Tor railway bonds. with less activity than
there been some preyinus days wa - 'nS ~
was the share market. ava whore bu.ncss was done
there generally was more or less nvancc y,-trr-
days figures. Erie second c"nsols c."s.t WIN
Ka| Sia' and ana" Texas General gen 6, wee arg
9114092 and the 5s were strong at i"l2a
advance. Canada Southern c"uIA "rri hp y ~
sia Onto Southern hrSi- r"s "a 10 100 . Az t,' W.
up 81 ut 39ai E'@t T'nn's+,, NItsini anu
Gcorgia cOusos endcd UNCHANGED al G6ll put IN" ~
CONC wrr' hr per cen ~ oi. Wc shnro crr
nCaLes "fT@ ,Trsu IA, at WINK c,,r, rose
gig 10 3Sl9 C. C. and general o. r"sc y TO lDl
Bnnalo. Now-York and Ph'dclpha hrst7 wcrr .teady
5gaGj0 against 5si2 Lake Shore srcond cOnso's sold
AT l2'@l 2oA C,nra "a ~ '"n GStn i"I p, a,
at 1924. st. Pant console were up y a. l5o. and
and Quincy deenturc So steady at o. and the
division H. sold at 9jdj6 Uuion P"cihc nrsts
were strong ut ll5A3il6 Texas Pacific Incomes were
steady at about ~. and hrsts. RIO Grande division
L G2is. Atlantic and Pacific were active
and recorded hual advance Of % 1T 264. Horth-rn
Pacific seconds only steady 9Os Gjl - nud 81
Louis md San ancisco general Is were l. o~crat oie
made up by Of $4,000 currency aud SiG5529 coin
To-days operations cret Receipts. $l.oGJ395 nay,
currency a ID $l70Gs4 23s coin.
Money ruled 2i2 per cent, with crccptiOu< loans at
per cent the Casing rates were pig @3 percent
The Clearing House statement wd- as follows: TX
The United states Treasury al WASHINGTON received
1927 900 National hank noses for reclamation;
revenue receipts were S2Ol,7GS
The foreign exchanges were quiet. but rather trmer;
Follows: BANKERS bills. 81 s2la and 81 IS for
long and short sterling respeciyciy 523l2 and 52O7-
for francs 9f4 aud 9Il for rechnirks 1919 aud 40
In London British conSols we're strong and advanced
II 10 100 1916 for money and ipl for account United
States a. % higher at 1874. American railway
opened buoyaut at materially hchcr ngurcs than last
end Of tho day. The BANK Of England lost $4,000
cincd from ~ to rs so and ssnt exchange on Lon.
don was steady at 25.2Ol2 francs u the &.
RAILROAD EARNINGs.
NETWORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
At the annual election for directors OF tbs New
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company to-day the
presidents general report OF the complnys operations
for the year ended September 80. 1889 submitted
bat the detailed reports o the business and the balance
sheet to which the president makes reference are not
Of the preceding two shown In the subloued
presIdents metsod in the present report Of
stating the interest on the c0mpanys second consos
remembered that for the year ended september 80
1885, the full interest the second consos pad
1885 no part OF the Y ar's interest paid the
second consos Exclusive of be interest the seconds
the balance or net earnings for 1888 IN SG3S90D hout
PER cent the bondsl which Is decreaso from 1884
Of S67s, 1921 and decrease frnn 1888 of $26424z9.
seconds was i2654s5; IN 1884 the deneit from the
obligation I" ne seconds VS. ana ~ iSSe Inc
Uncudng 6s per Of the earning or the New
York Pennsyivania ant Ohio RailrOad) arc as follows
THEE YEARS BUSINESS.
Year ended Sept 80. lisa 1894. 1880
Gross earnings SOz z4G s2l. 637 AS S1Sg54s73
Opcr l5444,jo5 rs 1885, n ID S415lI
Net earnings from road s. 81 500 81 1888 81 1906
Other income. H7B.8UO lO17,O26 lDU2,bJI
Total net Inc 2J4,4GJ SO356J63 S55S9,7i7
Interest and Tehtals. ex-
u ,rve OF interest
ser>aE c0nsols. 49J3i3i b.039 762 4.0JO.Sf7
,,.o .s2 ,sI 400 al TI7 III az q qoo
s.s.ss
Interest second ,.. oe
s0is ......-..s........-. Soio,oif ZoiOotS
Dcnct t65S,b23
Incudes onlt months Ieration Of NcwYork, Pcnnsyl
vania and Chile Railioai.
I}y the Operations OF the Ncw-York PennsyYann and
OHIO road the Eric Company lost Ia 1850 S239.52l'