New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-05

tons and estates holding the 1-2 per cents act
before September 30 the last call for S2O,o000Oo
will not be fully met. The closing quotations are
as follows:
RID ASK. BID ASH.
Ss: i slS sss s -
Us.cur.Gs.lso5. III D!..col3oS 1924 llo -
State issues were entirely reelected. and there
were sales of city bank stocks.
The general bond market was quiet and gen
orally was easier in prices. Columbus, itockins
Valley and Toledo rs were firm at &c. ana Moo a
and Ohio general Is rose to Cd OK ih'rIf ,s.
Reference is made to our full report OF bond saics'
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The Ncw-York Sub-Trcasury to-day redeemed
$3aI 90 Of l-2 per cent bonds and issued 81 20.
500 additionn! new legal-tcnder notes IN paymcno
for silver bullion, making the total issue TO DATE
The local money market ruled at Aa5 per cent;
late quotations OF a3 per cont were not representa-
tive Of the market
re Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges. SIS. 1866; balances, ST.
01I1j0.
The >,uh-Trcosury was debtor a, the Clearing
House to-d"y S;2:4:3. principally for yeS'rr-
days redemption Of lond1. lts net glin on Dai.
anca, ,'.cluu"g transfers. was SA66557. made, up
II S;Gs9o. Tie lays operations included: Re-
ccipt>. Si.IG0.ia: payments. @a.s0?."IO: result
ing III general bahnc" of $l,'::: ."o'. consis.
Ing OF ~ sj5p.e?n coin and $s.6GG.l-; currency
The ni,cd States Treasury at Washington re-
crivcd to-day SloS,4o3 National bank notes ior
redemption. :.
The customs receipts were 81 ,l75.?3", the IN
,hrnal revenue receipts SfJ4,:il. ana the HIS
celrnfOuc rcrcirtS S"oS.Si
Totay's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hard and deposits III bank compares WIN INV
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Net s.4 on hand 81 sss "';.n pc sal;"a;
Net .!!,I g" hG .3.G,i.2i6 -, $3.50 Dee. w '"'
on on !,,na 1c.Oa:sc5 loal:G.s pee. ""i'7
------------'
D e'..i: in ak; 3Gi3:9, 35S:a7'' Dee ai''''o
Nc. cas- b1lco>sc'G a23 ~ i' ~ D"r fis!oi".
The iaarke, for foreign exchange was more
active ;ld nrncr We revise the quHtliions TOR
business us follows: Iian'icrs' bills - >? l.!
and ~ q, 81 for long an'! short sterling re-
spcc,iycly; French francs ~ j.?l IS and D. '-S
Iccllnallis az o. 3-s and g., 49, and gullders Al
50 "a ard ~"
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The Governors OF the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN ~
rate for discount. and il remained nj per ccn'.
During I've week the bank gained t@",o pnuon.
and the proportion Of its rSrrvc t. It's Liabilities
was reduced from 4j.l1 10 100 per crnf, oSalnS'
Gil advance from Al? 20 an.s3 per cent IN ,hr
same week last year. when its rate for discoun,
was per cent. To-day the bank los; E1.Oor
bullion on balance. The weekly stitPn!elt oi
the l:ank OF France shows a loss OF 9,3?3.ooo
francs s"ld and gain Of ;'''."'" :Iancs siv"h:
were easy nt -: l6 and 'i 3-l Il respectively Tor
money and account. In the open market money
was easy at a-Aa3 per cent for balances. "a. Hir
silver Wa steady al - sd per ounce. III"
marker Tor Americans only partially resp"ndrd I"
the heavy tonc OF the nome markets and ruled
generally 1rtl" hiGhcr than the h"m" quotations.
~ Paris French . per cents rosr 10 ana closed M
06Oj francs.
Spcycr Il Co. aud vcrnilyc d Go. offer limited
amount III the Central Ohio Railroad Company !
consol.d"'cl first m"rtgagc ! l.? per cent bon,is
due 1880. AZ l0l L.. and accrued interest. The
como,nv j. g. part Of the b fillmore and Obi" sNs-
tenn and has authority I, i',ur S2.sjo."O" IN al
Of csc bonds and Of these 81 00O.oOo arc already
outstanding. An iNSr" Of ~ .i""."o" is now Ini'i
10 retire in pari S?.:u"VUo first mortgage per
cent bonds Of the ronlp'nr in'tnri on Srp'"inl"'
l. $500, the remaining money being taken from
the shaking fund Of the c"mpony. IN" Contra
OH" is based to tlir baltimore ard phio until
1923 AT Il minimum, annual rcnt1l OF Sifi.op"
Tho bonds are secured hJ ni"lf-a-c Oh l3' IA
miles Of the company'> road.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
In reading the comparative earnings OF railroads
for the fourth week IN August and for the month
week Of this year had two SUNDAYS. ana the month
five Sundays. against ono and 1Our Tor the weeks
and months Of 1889 and 1888.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
1888. 1899. 1890
4; ~, ;5.s 90; g, s.:$S
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS.
f *:'s'' . Ct H:' ,;s e: :1ses .;
DULUTH. SOUTH snoEE A*D ATLANTIC.
Number o! mi!'-. Jj3 81. o22
F"''ft'i vr"t ~ Avg. sis.ii' s13'S s,'s2s
Jan | " Nr.. 81 SJc,.5 1.-c4.S'' lt'j.'op
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN
Number Of niles :cl So3 9o3
Fourth wccl. IN Aug. s3- -" ST.! SNlto
Jan l to July 81 ..... GS3is| 7l.bV& 1.oCJ.3iO
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
81; S:@4:, !: & .s g &c,
ST. LOUIS. Arkansas AND TEXAS.
Suip,or OF nile, .-.-... go ll59 122s
oiitl. ~or. IN Avg. s:s.%i sm?.l.; el?: :ol
Jau to Aug 81 ... 1.13" s.; 81 eGS 33j.Ci:
TOLEDO. 81. LOUIS AHD KANSAS CITY.
Number o! uir,.. POI 3lc DOL
oufth wee. W h.i... S@3,iNj 93S.o'5 SUI ~
Jan. to At 81 J@:.oJ G2c.o9S W.. fI3
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
Nurnbcr ~ miles,. "l3 "a c37
Fourth "o"a Ia Aug. 81 80 ftl.lp3 S 3fl
Jan. | 10 aug. 81 .iJ--1 -; 10 :5 .l3'
KANSAS CITY, MEMPHIS And BIRMINGHAM.
Th..'i vol. IN Aug sI:017 s-o.C:I 5000
Jan to avg u DC. .U'@ 400
CHEBArEAKE AND OHIO.
Month Of July ISL? 1890. deer, noes
oiS r.,Ins 'rI'rs.. 81 !rs ta3.s,a Inc 500
Set ..m.ny, . .:a3.. 500 80 Inc SIS
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MAEKEIS.