New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-22

0" h'n'-''-'--' IE,Ie.sos7 1274o,7S2 Inc 552.l96
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
n ssT'lss's , e. Inc s!ses
Net cash BAL 81 241 o33 tsi 0o5 100 Inc so6s 17e
The foreign exchanges were extremely dull but
firm in tone. We quote the following figures
for actual business Bankers bills 81 s. 81
and - SO Tor long and short sterling respectively
French francs j.23 81 and 5.2i i-4aj.2O IS:
reichmarls. 81 lf-1G and 05 10
In London British cOnsols were Is lower. at
% 3-4 for money and 0j 1915 for the account.
The Bank Of England lost tis. 900 bullion on
balance. In the open market money was firm
AZ l-2 per cent for daily balances, and ! ga for
short bills, and IS per cent for three months
discounts. Bar silver was lower at as 81 Cd an
ounce. American railway shares were Irregular,
hut made gains in the majority Of instances In
Paris French per cents advanced 0 centimes TO
9542 l-2.
The Atlantic Trust Company, Of Nev-York and
George H. Prrntiss IL Co.. Of New-YoTk and
Brooklyn, offer for subscription at par $50 900
per cent cumulative preferred stock Of the Colo
RADIO Frel Company fun paid and nou-assessable
par voua Of shares 800 each The company
owns in foe simple 2l 900 acres Of coal lands in
Colorado and Is now operating six fully equipped
mines capable Of an output OF 81 90 tons per
dav The company controls and operates the only
anthracite coal mines west Of Pennsylvania, and
has also betumnOus coal suitable for cokinC and
all other purposes. The market for this product
embraces the whole area from Montana on the
north the Missouri River on the east and Mexico
on the south. To the Pacific Ocean; all being
brought within commercial reach by twenty-threc
creat railway systems. The company's mines were
orpned three years ago. since which time the net
earnings have been for years 70 June 30: 1889,
So3O673: 1890, S305,916: 1891, SCOOPS. In
Julv 1891 the net earnings increased % per
cent over July, ! 500. The net earnings Of the
company, after 1educting the bond interest were
in 1901 more than double the gum necessary 70
nav the per cent dividend on the preferred
stock Subscriptions will be received until
Septpmber 0 next az noon.
fTbe Reorganization Committee - the San
Artonia and Arkansas Pass Railroad gives notice
10 the holders Of Central Trust Company certih-
Gates for the deposit of bonds under the reorganza
zion agreement Of March, 1901, that they are
invited IN subscribe on or before September !
toward the cash requirements of the committee
according to the terms Of the plan Of reorganiza-
ton If any depost9r onlus 10 sGeSc Ti ms ms
inmate The right of depostos Of the is and
rs to subscribe 10 the cash requirements OF the
committee is continued until such date as may
bercafte he fixed by the committee, provided,
however that upon any subscriptions made after
September !. the subscriber shall be required 10
pay an addition TO the $500 accrued interest
npon the 81 900 bond from July. 1901, and that
otherwise the terHs Of subscription are unalered.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATcHIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
Cwhole system)
1880. 1890 1871;
s%$si 2; Sc , :asS s ,S sSsss
l..
ss%sr' e: aS .s: $
Jan. to Aug. IL. 04ll,Uyo 4o-o'''f f''0'0-'
COLORADO MIDLAND.
EsSsi' & s. stSs "a
c1xCISNATI. JACKSON AND MAcKINAw.
SS%9i' g: 2s & :3ss
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
Egms;r . miles Iac,. s.e5sGs ssos So .oe55
Jan / 20 Aug. II. 1,464, 00o 1sS9,364 177a230
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
S SS%sfr week Si Pl II August .sss @ .s55s
Jan 70 Aug II. 2,265,647 2250'2S 2,64lO5'
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
whole systen)
Es%Sf; :: g 5s IS .ss g:
~ RICHMOND AND DANvILLE
Ss%si; :, g !ss sss5S$
PITTsBURe AND WESTERN
Sss Ss9sl I9So
Net carnins..........: o. $50 s52,21o s24,Ooa
GSssss 'sSs 5sS S55
Net for SIX months s329,o26 s323,9lo sl73A5
FITCHBURG
(oncial TO New-York State Commlssoners)
9g ct sTfSe June 90 81 s12 500
Net earnngs~........ s2s8,572 s48o085 s4s95t7
Other income.-.... LOU
Total s2s9 55 5 s!soesss ss ssS oIt
First charees....--.--. SA''o-f ol'FO4| ooofA"
surpu. for quarter s33l,852 sl18,09s SIS $50
Deficit.
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS