New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-03

State bonds were entirely neglected or city
bank stocks Chemical sold 4 o. at 500 per cent.
The dealings in railway bonds were only mod
crate, and the movement Of prices was Irregular
because In some cases there was sympathy with
the share market developed Erie second 6s found
buyers at % 3-Sa95 80. 80 that the jump on them
this morning was improbable 70 the Jumpers.
The Chesapeake and Ohio issues were easier. West
Shore Is were of to | OF Is. Rock Island IS de-
clncd to 104 g. Missouri. Kansas and Texas
general IS and IS held steady al prices which
would look not unreasonable If the interest on
them was in actual default instead Of simply pre-
dcted. The bonds at present quotations find q
ready marlIct-so ready that the question begins to
be- asked who is the buyer of them. II is safe
TO say that il is not the Gould interest We refer
to our full report Of the bond Transactions
OF unlisted securities dealt IN at the Stock Ex-
change. Cotton Seed OIL Trust certificates sold
1900 at 30a3O Is Duluth. South Shore and At
lantic preferred II 00l at 20 Toledo Ann ArhOr
and North Michigan n on at 26. Boston. Hartford
and Erie old 4 90 at Is, Broadway and Seventh
Avenue irsts ~ 600 at Oh 20 Dry Dock. East
Broadway and Battery irSts $4,000 Mt 110 1-2,
Georgia Pacific irstS 81 600 at 1O9 and seconds
1914. 0OOl Mt 80. and Mexican National first GER
tilicatcs $1,000 at Al.
Money ruled strong at about per cent cx-
ccptionally at per cent and closed at 2a2 1-2 per
cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, 81 100. $4,000; balances, So,
G3O 500
Tho Sub Treasury, was debtor at the Clearing
House SSG3.i29, and its net loss on balance WIS
less a currency cain Of si3.535 The davis 0pcr-
ations covered Receipts. 81 o3O3l3 payments,
81 .405. 63l resulting in general balance Of
sf5s.357326, consisting OF sl4G,0ss 034 coin and
S12.260 292 currency
The United States Treasurer Mt Washington re-
ccved to-day $3.50, 72l National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts wore $4,000, and the
Internal revenue receipts were 81 7,045.
The foreign exchanges were dull and ONLY steady
at quotations for business as follows: Bankers
bills. 81 80 So and 81 ~ 5-s for long and short
sterling respectively: 800 and 5.17 i-2 for francs :
% p and % "a for rcchmarlls; SO rs and 40
for gnildnrs.
At London British consols were Ia lower AT
102 81 and l 2 3-S respectively for money and
account. Bar silver declined lad. to Az I'D.
per ounce Money r Il at 2a2 IA per cent be-
Of bankers bills American railways opened
heavy. Influenced by exaggerated cables OF
labor troubles and ruled weak to the close. At
Paris French per cents were steady at $40,
and sight exchange on London was easier at
%. 20 - frs. 10 the 9.
The plan If reorgani lation Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Il 'way Com any has gone forward so
far that another important step WAS consummated
to-day by the election of NJ T.. Ingalls, as president
Of the company. and he will continue in that
position after the reorganization Is completed.
Mr. ingalls, is well known as president OF the Gin
cinnati indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago Rail
way, with which the Chesapeake and Ohio is to
connect at Cincinnati.
The REORGANIZATION Committee OF the Florida
Railway and Navigation Company informs holders
OF the securities that the same must be deposited
with the Central Trust Company. and all required
assessments be paid on or before April | next III
order to participate in the plan of reorganization
John. Gallup a. Hurry No SO William-St, are
counsel for the committee, and copies OF the plan
and full details can be obtained at their office