New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30
DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3d. lssTEN PAGES

delphia and Reading issues made further advances.
which were not fully maintained. The fact that
purchasers of less than week ago were able 10
collect n years interest by selling out was @
temntstion TO realize which. with the possible
chance az Getting back at 1a1 1-2 per cent lower
floures investors Of speculative temper
could not resist And yet all saen reanzatio es
highest figures of the day. The general As closed
at 93 SO after o. the first 5s at "a after "a l,2,
the seconds at so, the top price TOE tIel anu .ne
thirds al 62 Ia international and Great North,
ern 6s rose from II 1-2 TO "a. Plttsourg ana
Western firsts were in demand at ~ Ia Snesa-
peae and Ohio 4s certificates were Urn or az Wort
and Denver CITY frsts rose 1-2 per cent TO 92 "a.
New-york, Chicago and St. Louis as SOLO up 70
o. 3-s Denver, Rio Grande ana western d hrs =.
were active up to 76 3-S. Re1erence 10 iu""0 W
our fun reports of bond sales - CAL r.
In the unlisted department oil the otock Tx.
change, Cotton Oil certificates s95o ts,ooVs az
81 12a51 s,4a5l los Georgia o,oa g. "a 600, At
70 IA Brunswick Company 4O0l az o-o Duh ons
falo Iron 5000 at s. i21-2 and Kingston and
Pembroke Iron 400 at 81. -, ,.s ,,r.h
Money ruled at 2 per cent Tor eau loans "'oh
the supply in excess of the demand. -. 80
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY Tas %
follows: Exchanges s11130s,574; balances
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House s467,0ss Its net gain on PAL AZ
ance was $1,156,169, made up oy g sin 5o,, 70
SIS, 636 currency and 81, 535 com ,et u nav
L.
ments S2329 $685. resulting in generai Uaia o;,
of 81 So 667, 95O consisting Of s16s,2l'5o' coin
and S15,396,563 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at washington
received to-day 1898, PA Natlonai pahk HUNS AOA
The customs receipts reported Eew-York NOT
included were 81 SO, 094 and the Internal REVENUE
receipts were s231,120. ,..,s
The foreign exchange markets for tomorrow
mail were dull and easy at quotations ZOE pusi,
ness as follows Bankers bills at "a 90 - s,'
"a SO 12 respectively for long and SNORT sterhnf
French francs at 90 So and 5.16 10; relch-
marks at 95 3-S and 90 7-S, ana guiluerS az ~
and 40 liz. ar
| % 3-l6 for both money and ACCOUNT lne
Bank Of England lost $4,000 bullion on paia 1c
In the open market money ruled between DELHI ME
at ! per cent. and for discount OF Danke.s VA "a
| at per cent Bar silver was hriner az q o-o1.
per ounce English standard. American falIWnyS
were strong all the way at quotations geherali l
higher than the equivalents OF concurrehV HonSS
quotations At Paris French per cen.s sd siSbt
Mt 82S7 Ia against so. 10 last evening" ana sleho
| exchange on London was easy at 700 IL "'h0'
| to the 6.
Constant Reader Under the February. Sss;
| denomination scheme for the chesapeake anu ~
| Ohio the first pre- ferred stock was assessed "a
per share the second preferred SO per snare anu
| the common SO per share, all receiving tnS :,
face value in new stock; and also first preIerrec
stock for the cash paid in assessments, lns IT,
organization was accomplished IN oeptehoer'
| sss, without a foreclosure sale IN g.
Edward Sweet g. Co. and Decker, Howeli q
Co of this city. offer TO investors Limited
amount of the first mortgage 6 per cent , goIp
bonds Of the Northern Pacific and Montana RalE
road Companv. guaranteed, principal and inter-
EST, by the Northern Pacific Railroad Company.
| These bonds have fifty years 70 run and cannon
be redeemed before maturity, although slnEl ii
| fund has been established TO provide for their
| payments. VI. ,.ohas
ing trustee, gives notice that the main hne ana
| western division first mortgage bonds OF the
| Uonston and Texas Central Railway Company may
| be deposited with them under the plan OF re- re.
| organization up TO and including January 81;
| $50. After that date no more oil the saia
| bonds will be received.