New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08


currency skies $40 $50
Two per cents Is iii $50
,-r,,sd states bonds deposited for circulation
,-ng the week $275, o00 United States bonds
uuS,hdrawn. $4,000. National bank note circua-
lion tstanding-Currency notes, s2lZ.za,sSa'
IA notes sa0027 against which the treasury
solds s24l6257s egal-tender money for redemp-
,ion Of surrendered circulation.
The Sub Treasury hal debt balance AT the
Clearing House to-day OF sl7o.5o4
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money on call in London AQi4 per cent.
Tho rate Of discount in the open market was Is
NV cent for short and three months bills. The
.uo,nt of bullion which went into the Bank OF
,,,slspd on balance to-day was fSS,000. British
nnsols were io7 ais for money and 1918 FOR &C
connt American stocks were irregular Erie.
TIinois Central Reading. Louisville ana Nash,
LIE Southern Railway issues showed ira ,ionai
advances while Sight declines were mace oy
canadian Pacific. Erie seconds St Paul i.tchl-
.nn Union Pacific Wabash preferred end Kan
Eranch rentes were quoted at 102 francs 71a
cantines; Paris exchange on London. % francs
w confines; Berlin exchange on LONDON ~
marks ~ pfennings 49,
n,aces named: At Buenos Ayres 222sp at
MADRID 1850. at Lisbon 24&, at 81 Petersburg
50 at Athens III at Rome 41S; at Vienna :. ,oon
The Financial Bureau of The Tribune mas peen
removed from No. Exchange Court to NO ~
Exchange Place, room TO-
ST PAUL'S REPORT.
The annual report of Tie Chicago Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railway Company for the fiscal
vssr ended June 80 showed the following results:
EARNINGS AND EXPENSES
Earnings from 1ss5-es ss, g. 81 las ssl
Ms express. .s 's ssc SIS ass ss Tee
T.a .sssR..: 81 Sa ss s.ssa
-. ..-.,,rs $40 ce1 sic sll21sel0 sii,4s6.9i7
PEI ns' ce Sa'D opsrsiins ex' ''-., ss 80
psnsss TO earnings $50 "4'<i ""
INCOME ACCOUNT
y; 2sis sr25s ss st ,ss 9 9io
Total net income $40 42e 2ea si.si4.sos sfieoeo s1
la!efss' debt ss2ss5 ' s5;s s9 9siSss
* s on asosiS i.s$ss o5 is$s s seS
Total disbursements s2a7 go s5s s aas
Surplus ............... '4o2 'Si oZi" ''-''''
deficit
During the year two dividends aggregating 7
pr cent were paid on preferred stock. and two
dividends aggregatlng per cent were paid on
common stock. of which the dividend paid October
., lo94-31s per cent on preferred and 2 per cent
o. common stock-was from net earnings Of the
previous fiscal wear ending June 90. 1894. At the
close of the last fiscal year the funded debt OF the
company was Sl3S sol 900 There has been added
during the year $4,000. general mortgage per
cont bonds Of the company for improN ements ana
additions 10 the property, anu s-lc'-vV loi ui.uVi
living bonds paid and cancelled, and there has been
deducted $4,000 foi bonds retired by conversion
irte preferred stock, s2ls,20o for bonds paid and
cancelled, and 81 900 for bond lost or DESTROYED.
leaving the total funded debt at the close OF the
year ending June 80 1895. $139, 32l 600
at the close of the last fiscal year the amount
OF bonds in the treasury unsold or due from trus-
tees was So 800 500. This amount has been IN
creased S704 600 during the year for improvements
and additions the property. and 1921 200 repre-
senting bonds cancelled by sinking funds etc. an
there has been deducted 100000 bonds sold to the
insurance department Of the company. and Slss,-
900 bonds cancelled or set apart for sinking funds.
50 that there remain in the treasury or due from
trustees June 80. 1895, bonds to the amount OF
&,61s, 900.
The condensed balance sheet Of June 80 shows: