New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-29

Among State issues there were small sales OF
North Carolina consOl 4s at "a IL; ana IenhesSet
entirely neglected but quotations were srong.
The general bond market was lrreeuiar' put
generally lower Erie second co1s0ls yielded 2-o
Der cent TO 90 5-s. and Reading second incomes
LOST . ner cent at 80 l-2. The largest declines
,yarr suffered by issues affected by INC recent
failure. ana Union Pacific, Denver and Gulf hrsts
further fell per cent 70 o ara o peg cent oO to
- Northern Pacific corsol % rallied Ia PEI
cent 10 So ga, and Cotton on rs galhed thc
traction at 100 5-S. Toledo, 81. Louis and Kansas
CIV frsts were in active demand, closing at their
highest point with further gam OF j. per
cent These bonds were depresSei III Inc pas'
wear by special causes which nave now ueeh re-
moved They bear 6 per cent interest ana rep
r-sent only the money which was spent IN changlnP
tbe gauge and in rebuilding the line IN ule
six months ending with this monti the net earl
mos of the company are estimated az S3OO'oOO
while the interest charge on the outstanding bonus
Is about S2G0,0OO. c..
Money on call was nominal, as usual on Satu I-
dav, but a few small loans were made al per
The Sub.Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S57s,476.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
The receipts from customs reported at wash
ipoton to-day were S500,Sl6, from internal rev
emo Sl3632s, and from miscellaneous sources
So5iI94 The Treasury received S5S l,o4I Ma
tional bank notes for redemption ana the fecelP's
on this account for the week amounted 10 81.
~ 10 o12 To secure National bank circulation IL
holds Sl54,SSs,500 in these DondS mo ,.o
Currency 59tgy Y 9
E Eou P 1d onc-haI PEI ., d3g 100
Do ext,nded a. per cent
Ronds dep sted for circulation during the week.
C28D 30: bonds held to secure circulation WIN
Gray,n $4,000. National BANK clrcuiaIoh OuI1
standng-currency notes 49,, ~ S,,r, bopd
H .o o'g6 703 legal money for redemption of sur
rendered circulation ., ih ,I, lo,,er l.,
I'm London British consols were slightly lover ~
hut
nv! NV n6onoo In the open market money was
oo.ier At 3 SAB IA per cent Tor discounts anu
i,9a3 per cent for dsiiS n,,ncc American
wat W. Shares were dull and strong. closing AZ
about the highest points a. I "a. rie'" p''
cents yielded few centies " 49, calculations NJ
~ Gov ca 90 cumulative preferred and S3Oo'-
900 common stock OF the Rhode lSiahu L LII -,
Horse Shoe Co. The preferred SIOUX 10 en'laion ~
= uI' Ivir 1891, PAYABLE ont Of the earnings
Of the corporation, before any Hl!Inenu on 'I.e
common stock. Such pfeierrtu ui ,ho ret enrninr,
mani IL u comranv The common stock IS entitled
to The surplus earnings of the' company, III gu, GUY
e,nount moi exceeding per cent per ahhuih rom
the same date Any surplus remaining aileT ' ne
navmcnt of the common stock DIVIDEND WIZ pf
divided equally share for SHARE Inc ant nodlt
capital stock OF The ccmPad and the amounts
now offered for subscription are issued a. iui.pIn
shares and worcestershire. The remainder OF LIZ
an, M mar No bond Of this company shall nc
issued or mortgage he made upon any OF us
property without the consent OF at least H. ~
pm ~ the preferred' and common stockh0dcIs
Voting powers of both classes OF stocks arr
identical - . ,, ,,oars bcod
os tho ,yell-lknown Stock Exchange firm OF l. w;
- aIIa,,dct a. Co. has taken an Office IN the United
tank Building broadway and Wal-sl' Iof
he uurpose Of carrying on a business III coln-
~. naper and In stocks and bonds on com
,p;.sian William r. Cox i associated with him