New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13

ha@d ~ '~.' 7eia.a22 7soo,9ol Inc o2,2.o
Treasury Vouli,
ccrtacais. 500 80 90 $40 ~ 81 Inc ss'5aiS3
Deposit. banks -929s,973 2,.97o-21 Dee. o-o.io
Set cash ua. elos 654 90 sIoo1s3I70 Inc. s52''@i
The foreign exchanges were strong on Il lItSh
demand for remittance, which came apparent!
from continued sales of securities for foreign Nv
count Shipments Of gold will he resumed IN,
mediately in consequence of the light supply OF
commercial bills. We revise quotations for busl,
ness as follows: Bankers bills, 81 So II ana
s. IS respectively for long and short sterIiihg
French francs, 5.19 3-s and OH -; relch-
marks, % SIS and % IS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In us
cent. In the week the bank lost Gl.625QoO
bullion and the proportion Of reserve to Liabilities
was lowered from 1917 TO ALL per cent, against
an advance from Al 20 to 46.S7 in the correspond
ing week last year. when its discount rate was
per cent. The bank to-day lost So 200 bullion
on balance At the London Stock Exchange
British cOnsOS were weak in the early dealings,
but closed unchanged at 81 3-16 for money ana
% j-16 for the account. In the open marker
money was again dearer at to IA per cen. cent
for both discounts and daily balances. Bar silver
was quoted at 46 Id. an ounce. American
railway shares declined from the opening AMI
closed without recoveries. Al Paris French per
London falling 10 1923 francs to the sterling.
The weekly statement of the Bank Of France
showed an increase of 259OO,00O francs gold ana
decrease Of 100000 francs silver.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG.
1852 1890 1891.
S:9'; {: 3 81 9s 81 :5i
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
E II, T;:t e. sGs3| 4, =; - 3
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN.
S.@';' ( e. $ a e IS IA
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
f ES@';' { 'T: IS IS s75 Il 'oSa
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
5 TT,' TG to- fo f. F" Ss ts92i9 a5o55
MILWAUKEE LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
f F%%r; %gs q T %a 81 5 .a :.425
NORTHERN PACIFIC
J,II' 70 F"b TO-. iI5ii55 II573iO 2o3ogO7
PITTsEUIG AND WESTERN.
FIJI f1"y %cSk ' ~ Fob s,a:sa easiG! ,a2 753
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
T TD, ec Of m m Feb. 1863 ei77 zS so $50
jun TEXAS PACIFIC.
Fq 9.s @c & q i' 2 .:}5t q q si
Jan ! 10 Feb 1.--... 63Iu'O 'ob5oo 'o''i'o
WABASH.
Number ~ mc-...-.. l,oto LID ~ ~ 80
Fir.t week In Icb..... ST. ss3 'Jop 7-S-%'yyI
Jan 10 Feb. 1..-... LILO 4O@ l,8J', lo9 I-o'oo'
NEW-YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
fOnclal 10 Ncw.York State Commss onefs.l
O,arfe~ ended Doc 1850 1890
cT1.s gaming. . sGoGi.i ~ s7472 03i - COT ~
Operating eNpenscs..... i3Bis9o 4,'"h - 4'"'o'
NCt earnings ..--... sZ5o az &-,'51,-5o A-"'"f''
Proportion TO leased az. 90 -o, So,
roads oV',0-f "'' 90 '''''"
r,lance ....... sloqo. -o3 s.o3a s4s sl.a70 800
| Other income ......... 81 1886 4o39l6 Bis
xo, Income e. 2G2 $50 s2.4i3 7G4 - rs OS3
First charges .....-... l.s"i o'o l,'O"WO I''f'-'
surplu, for quarter. s40s $50 sji2 s24 1918 lj6
WABASH
Nfon.b NJ 1~N9 1880. Difference
eros, earning. co.. si.il933S l.l2j 100 Inc - - >
Operating cApnses- S''''' o'fV'- Inv ''''''
70, o,rnior. s3i17N s2sIlis Dec. $50. 1913
July / I'd De. 81 49,
Cross G,rning- - 272 sGosf 81 Dec. f2s- r.
oner,tng cXuons.-. 9sf1G9 $3.50 32j Dec. - Sit
ooo 80 ~ oao ucr 500 "a