New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-29
BID. Askl ,,o ~; A'N
a. Los 1891 reg 1868 s chr s. ISIS ~ -''
& i9s 1891 con. l01 '2OS US cur o. "a 81 "
Ur.is 1897. reg. l25 -32 - cur 0s ,22S5 ia $50
US4s 1897 % 4 25L - cur nS' to'' $3.50
= Tia 1885. 1870 DIST C0i "'''' -


State bonds were entirely neglected or city
H., + Stocks Importers and Traders sold ~ at
49, Manhattan 80, at 100, and kepuohc u0
at There was a we-distributed business done IN
railway bonds and prices ruled firm. t-le second
IS, which yesterday were freely SOFA eoWs
9j IL, today were in good demand a AID tbe COM
and closed quoted at 06 l4a96 3S; ana tiie com i,
nonv's statement for January was not lssueu tili
one hour after the Board had ADJOURNED Caleu"
Southern second 5s were active ana rose 10 ~ az,
Rocx Island D, were steady at lO4 IL. MoVlpo
and Ohio debentures were IN demand aC hiene 5
fgnres. We refer to our full report Oh oo'lu
or unlisted securities dealt in at the stock
EXCHANGE Cotton Seed OIL certificates sold loooi
at 30 fa3O 80, Western National BANK t0ol G az
o. New-York Mutual Telegraph Il 90, at w, ~,
Louis and Chicago RFcdtrred Kat az a. Mexican
National Constructions q O0l at 20, Georgia Iaene
seconds 1924 600 at 3d. Mexican NatlohstI ;, uo
certificates $1,000 at Al, ana security 'i'''''s
ui Money was easy and unchanged at 2a2 IL per
cent for call loans: . g.. Adv "a nc
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY ,a IL ~
follows: Exchanges, sl07,se4, 1906; balances
The wa SHb- Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House 1908 1t today gained . on e 9aa ices
currency loss Of s43.s4s. The days operations
covered: Receipts sl.512 $40: payments; 81
PSI 085: resulting in a general balance OF Soy
10i 407 consisting Of STAG 7O3, 77S coin ana 81
907 500 currency.
90 REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The limited States Treasury ar Washington re-
ceiyed to-day $4,000 National oahK ho'es io'
redemption. ss.oA and the
T., ;a mv al reyenue receipts were $2S7, 6S7 -
To.days Washington Treasury sta,e,nsns ri, m
,osb on hand and deposits in bank comp p WIN
the firnres of yesterdays Statement. a. r's..
'!o Feb n. 1898 Feb 30 1889 piar 1sn
Ne, hand s55455i5cc7 inc inc sSf
Net b I:sn tenaor' 988s7es 92o6i5o0 Inc le17t2
A Tr,s.n, Ga' Vaults s
S Syfr s9t lac siassi
Deposits in banks 55.loSss3 oo'ooz,l1t D0'
Not cash balances s84i Os 1911 sS42 9osi7s Inc 81
. The foreign exchanges were firm. llo u i%HS
povv are within about l-2 cent OF tilosq T ondon
gold can be exported But w WIN NNewYork there is
az AZ, ir@%phaHI,t1 Of any movement. Inc qu
tions Tor business are as follows: rt s+erling
a. az bs and 81 81 So for ioEg nn' f,sDcs, Us
respectively; $40 ana o. 20 7.s and 40 for
g4iaeIs "ndon. British Consols were stronger ana
closed e higher at OF II Tor nV my parls 81
mgher ~ aimed $4,000 bullion on balance.
ts;con railways were dull and only responsine We
a. bome quotations, therefore they were IoN oa 90
the opening and something be',9r Il ~ mo rrsts
His mornings early advances IN the nome l"rN0''
A. TS,ris French per 'nts rose 10 go
AV Tho Committee Of Rec gan1ation OF me Chesa,
noa,le and Ohio Railway Company give hoilce
that, in accordance with the plans OF With
non, Morgan A. Co on or before March 3 next
a. ordcr 70 draw interest from November l. lsoI
IN bonds deposited after March Id nexh interest,"
Will accrue only from May next
AIMS AND AWARDS FOR CITY WATER STOCK
Controller Myers yesterday opened proposals for