The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-11-29

par; commercial, Si.75 discount. San Fran
~cisco-Sight, 10 cents premium; telegraph.
MUM. tchiice9oUS5 cents premium. Cinccin-
nati-Between banks. so cents premium and
over counter, 10 cents premium.
Tho weekly statement OF averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows:
ke.n.y ). ,s.s S ~. sss ..s All Inc. Ssss 's$Sss'ssssss
S Ess$Ss!!. ; : 4 SSS;ssiSSS;SS$SSS i ISs: '. sSs;S$$
a,.| E:'s "a: Yis.;5Is.ss : ' iss:;sss;:s sGs Inc Inc: S s:ss3: :4sS
surplus. eae, so6,575 ssI, All ,8Q5 Inc ca 900
Tho surplus q year ago was S1S,613.3 800, and
two years ago S25. 20o.S 500.
Tho imports of general merchandise, incJud-
ing dry goods, at the port Of New York last
prsaiou %sF week sl;iS SSd s7. sssipis f for tss sor the
sRonsS dr the neck Es Of las" Ss rear 4sS Imports Of OF %s sRsh,
s I j W " gold, "G %stins Total speeds i'm:
ported since Jan. !: So; 4eo, 9e2; Exports Of
ssasi a t Sefr Of SIT s.. iii f 81. SSa ans ' u. Ga Scotia SO Tho
sss ssss .a 9csn; a total SGlf of s slGa. Is .4ss and silver
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad
reports gross earnings for October OF s., 1884 43
sSm aeG monsh OF Of i slGt year. s as q nss si,sas T,ss ' ss
increase OF S2l4. $50. For the ten months end
.ns i oss 81 t Oh g. grG Gss' ssssi ns eo wsTs sss, via ths
sSFgr 1882 nn In, psPiSd o e s lass .5 ysrF, End Hns n sss S11;,
345. an increase OF Si54.939.
The Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and st.
ESpi Of E s. .ISa.75 5spU a ae sTess s'G Of si7 .CT rs 9ft q.
compared With the same month OF last year ard
nss s Months endi dse5 ost' al Of tS Sse spas. e rqr ass
were $4,465. l32. a decrease OF S555;3os, as
oomparsd with the caSsrrespondinC peTied Of last
Fixed charges were 1894 .062. leaving o surplus
of 1851, 906. n decrease Of S23l.047.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad reports
1 gross enrninpR for October Of 5000 5l0- n de-
crease of Sl4.4o5 as compared with tho Same
e %enss Of Sf s4 ~ yef Fcr s5e fo ns1 s mda;hs e nd IN;
Increase Of sfs.4ee as compared with the CORE.
100, an increase of $50, 2T3.
The Central Pacific Railroad reports gross
o1r ~ Z e. for or septem nSs S Of Sl ;Si a 1 decrease Sc
last year, and net 1857. 1914, an increase Of $780,
COL. For the nine months ending Sept. 80 the
S421.2l4 as compared with the corresponding
period Of last year. and net s3.3ss.s1s q de-
The Buffalo and susquehannn Railroad re-
ports gross s9rn ing for 0stober Of Seo;Aao, an
Of $3.50. For the four months ending Oct. 81
the gross earnings were S2l3 54o. an Increase OF
period Of last year. and net slso.i5sy an III
crease of $31 .be1. Fixed charges were $50,s11,
Sa5.so2.
The Houston and Texas Central Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for September of S367;24o.
an increase of S28. l43 as compared with the
increase Of ssa.@is. For For the nine months end
a DECREASE of sao7.6so as Compared with the
ccrresponding period Of last year. and net
$465, 233, u decrease of S222.2S4.
The Peoria and Eastern Railroad reports
gross earnings for October Of Sl+0,3S5. a de-
crease OF S56.lsa as compared with the same
OF S27.2 48. For the four months ending Oct.
81 the gross earnings were ,S56s.46". a de-
crease Of Sl43.061 as com pared with the corre-
: decrease OF S6a,3a3.
The St. Paul and Duluth Railroad reports gross
earnings for September OF Sl69,64l. a decrease
Of 81 .066 as compared with the same month OF
last year, and net S61,S34, an increase Of
$3o.e72.
The Long Island Railroad Company reports
for the quarter ending Sept. 30:
Sss; s. iess'ss.: 81. 4 1885,: st5 ''.s. ss:::ss B B :s:'s s:;:5
o,, Net ,s ss5n'.s'. '0.SG ~ 'ds IS s sSs Pee. 'gs.: So
r,. Sgs ss ',9ssn.. '55fi9 sisi '%E Ess1s3 Pee Ess. ' 1893.
Surplus. s4Oe,O27 a4se,v Dec. sas.9x5
The New York and Rockaway Beach Railway
Company reports for quarter ending Sept. 80:
a a]s:;.; sssP ssS:s.... '' :s:s5s 'p 5i:Sss Be- B: s s::''SS S::ssf
o.A ssf .s ss;n'ns.:*: 's0'4gSS5 s 'll5,fs5555 Dec. 'ss,sss
Fixed charges"..",. 1880 1885 Inc. 100
urplus....... s72.53 sIOl,57o Dec. s29,O4s
Cash on hand sl0.14s. and profit and loss def
cheney SEQ, $50.
S235'256,l40 an increase for the week of $92,-
306; received during the week for redemption.
destroyed, S1l4.57l. Balance OF deposits in the
Treasury to redeem national bank notes, $751;
1856 SOD, n decrease of $l3.201.
Tho collections of internal revenue for the
month OF October were S13. 275. 205, q decrease
from those of the same month last year of
sources are: Spirits. 81, Dos. 9s5; tobae eo,sss 81.
633.lo7; fermented liquors. $a,5a7 800; .oieo-
laneous, s36.sO The only Increase was seq
os1 from feTmented liquors. For the four
S424. 900 in the total receipts from those of tho
same period of last year.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
and aSi'G mIsc silsa,aSS: s sasSins. r q tossi q s' si.'5i5.,
05G. The disbursements. including S925, 900
expefhditures over receipts Of SSSbs.o44. The re.
ceipts for tho fiscal year to date have been
an excess Of expenditures over receipts of SAL
264, 5l2.
The not assets of the Treasury at tho close OF
business to-day, as officially computed. compare
with those of last Saturday as follows:
ss i??.s ?s 3sh s?s s ss!! sS,,i d 81 f $ $:$$ /: s'??SSs :: iS I
United states notss. -O.9o7's1o so.vao,oo4
demand i iaoiiiiiitiies."''"." .s,07s,eOs t4,ooo.c7o
Available cash balance, In
GLIDING gold balance. ... sea-. SEQ SECS. $50. 1873
Money in London. 303l6 q cent. Rate of dis
count in open market, for both short and three
months bills, 3le y cent: Paris advices quote
on London. 20 francs 23H confines.
The Reorganization Committee of tho Fort
Worth and Denver City hallway Company. G..
NJ. Dodge, Chairman. notifies holders OF the
Mercantile Trust Company's receipts for the
nrst mortgage bonds OF the railroad company
that the receipts will be received In ex-
change for first mortgage bonds, on and
after Dec, l, at tho office OF the
trust company For each bond depos-
tied. S3l2 OF Fort Worth and Denver CITY
Hallway Company's stock will! be given. Cou-
pom due June ! and Dec. ! will be paid two per
cent. upon presentation to the trust company.
Under The hnndhnldnrs, anrEnmnnt Sh Will hn