New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-10
In state issues $4,000 Tennessee settlement
o., old ot

tennessee
IS sold at 91k.
Railroad bonds strong and active on a
large and well distributed volume OF business .'
Total sales represented in par value S3I22on
against S4252OOO yesterday. The more impor-
tant dealings We're In the Atchison issues
Brooklyn Rapid Transit rs, Kansas City. Pitts
burg and Gulf frsts. Kansas and Texas sec
Onds, Missouri Pacific first cOnsOl Us and nrst
cola tera Is, Mobile and Ohio general 4s. North
err Pacific general lien IS and prior 4s. Oregon
railroad and Navigation AZ. st. Louis and san
Francisco is. Southern Railway Js, Texas and
Pacific issues. Chicago and Northwestern cou-
pom is and Union Pacific purchase receipts
The principal net gains were made by Missouri our,
Pacific. first collateral 5s 3 to ia: the first
consol Is L.. to 9Ji2; the Trust 5s. "a to III.
Cfrom last bid price,: Mobile and OHIO genera
A.. 2M TO ia; Brooklyn Rapid Transit rs. Sss
to 92sa: Omaha and St. Louis hrsts. to 81;
Toledo. St. Louis and Kansas City hrsts. 10
SSlk: omaha consols. ~ to 1909: Evansvinr
and Terre Hauto general 5s to ~; Le Sn U
Avenue and Pavona Ferry hrsts, to 10; NIL
waukee and ST. Paul first SIS 2iR to i4l: ONO
and Mississippi hrsts springfield division; ] TO
1o3 Manhattan console, to fn S M Mlsna,ea
first receipts, q to 80: Wabash second ~. - to
S1,s; ST Louis and Iron Mountain general 's -,
., 10 SSi.; Pittsburg and Western nrsts = 10
77ia: Atchison adjustment AZ. y TO 3s's: Brook
iyn Elevated first receipts. y 20 80 ST. Louis
Southwestern frsts u to "a; burlington uDen-
YER divsion) is. Il to 100 Ann Arbor hrs' as = ~
S3a, Chesapeake and OHIO 4ss, = ~, 10 louisville
and Nashville consols 81 to 1921; Chicago Ter
mna receipts. 4 to 45as; Hooking va.ien "a IS cuIt
ceipts Il to 10: Kansas City. PttspnrE anu Hc c
6rsts Il TO 50: St Louis and San FRANCISCO w.
J.. TO 40: Southern Railway mrs. is -
Chicago and Northwestern coupon -, = =,
1i5M and Texas and New Orleans consol os =
to 9SA. c,,,,,o Fund rece,nts
lost to 112: Union Pacific. Denver ana o Gun
flrsts to II, Des Moines ana For or, 20 ~.
IL 70 6Sls: Alabama Midland frsts 10 wv.
colorado Midland frst receipts. 10 o. hHnS a.,
paciec hrsl consol receipts. Is to ~ oregon ran
road and Navigation is. le 10 w; Texas anu
Pacific second incomes Z to .snas shor, Line
CO. nonsol IS 4. to 90: Rio Grande Western
Hrsts q TO 49, and ST. Paul and Duluth seconus'
IL 10 1O5h In miscellaneous issues oreso" , o.,
movement consol rs receipts lost = 10 rro,2.
Standard Rope and Irvine 6s gained y 10 or.
,marican spirits is. u to -. and Laclede Gas
erst &c u TO 1O3i1 The advance or per cent
~ LOG credited this morning 10 Toledo -, h"uS
and Kansas City f1rsts. should nave rea" i"'"
and Ohio Central firsts. 10 lW ,,-r. ,a
The revival Of activity to-day IN , NIL va.
ohio 4s attracted attention The buying was
good and based upon the roads improving earh-
;nss and generally sound financial POSITION 70,
1906 the company reported surplus owl 20
charges Of 1924 237. and for the fiscal year i":.'
soS3 16Q This surplus is equal 10 nearly ~
Co. opt IN the outstanding stock. The company
has no floating debt. Buying OF brooklyn r"P''
transit bonds was also feature
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call was 1912 per cent Time
money was 2h per cent for sixty days. w.
cent for three months. 3G3la per cent ior i0uf
months and 3d3h per cent for SIX nion MOI, rs
Hornmercial paper rates were 3l4d4 per cent Tor
mo hest names for all periods. and 4@f'1 per
cent for names not 80 we'll known. ,.., ,s
The foreign exchange market was ou,i aI!'
s,aadv AZ unchanged quotations. Posted steT-
ling was 81 s3haS4 - and - s6,sasf - 'a'e'