The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-01

Mani Con-. lOl lUl%!uh Fao.'.. S3b S4
Mo Paclnc.. 8 2e,sl u s Leath p eas eeh
Met ST Ry. lie wabash. ~ ~
Nat Lead pr 1881 wabash pr. IFS 17a
MORT 4 W p 43L az Iw I'm Tai.. se1 S7ia
Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
~tations. Railway and other bonds strong. The
features were. Chesapeake and Ohio general
Texas eds, Mobile and Ohio generals. n. Y,
SSs sK ! and s. 3. d 6peRo a'' s 3sssOf linz Rsi aonsdl a id
Rock ISLAND depentnre 5s. South Carolina and
a assSssfiS l' Mcrt %ilaf Paci1s. s 81. I Eastern and lss. sn
Francisco. and Texas Pacific issues. The moro
Important net advances were in Atchison adj.
e es: Z as : se i, to % 7S g. c SdioSaae'S INDIANA liam ISIS ists, T. sG r.,
/; to e5: Detroit Gas S. ii, to s5ia; KapsSs and
Railroad, and Navigation. Is. T. to s1S;
25sEsp d Sssnt Lime s.. s0 nis, % g. 1855 q to s s.. L RSSs
general General g; e. to 1o 81 ;rssontt South p SsrSlip e., and
to ON, and eds. i, to 'esia, and wi!kesbarrc
and Eastern lists. ia y cent, to 99ie. The note.
Clty Issts, ] = cont. to 60, and Mobile and Ohio
generals, u y cent, to 81.
In bank stocks 80 shares of Fourth sold at
Sales of silver bullion certificates for 1000
59+e. @59ac. Commercial price of bar silver
closed at 27iad. Mexican, silver dollars were
quoted at 46Ac. Exports to Europe tomorrow
$4,000 ounces.
Money on call. 1902 . cent. Time money is
s . cent, and six months. 3ia . cent. on good
paper is quoted: Prime indorsed bills receivable
at 3@3la, . cent. prime single, names at 3loS
cent. and good names at 4G4l8 y cent.
Sterling exchange opened firm and continued
so until near the close, when the tone was a
little easier. Continental exchange was firm.
s1.ss. a asf sIsb fa, s4's s9r 'hts etnsi 9rs; s a1s! dIs ons
bills. $4;sSh; sight drafts, Sl.ss. and cable
t ss'ao fer $780, das and FrS stfsa are 9 lsss ao at s SiS9ss
rcichsmarks. 9iaas47s for long and s5asss5is
for short; guilders. lie for long and
selling, i,s premium; savannah-Bpying. lilo
e CON- sslilinf' s RaSi discount MsS 8Fl's Sans FrsncIs por;
Sight; Is cents premium; telegraph. l7ia cents
offered at par. Chicago-60 cents premium.
Cincinnati-Between banks, par. and over coun.
ter. so cents premium.
30ia@31. and the preferred at 9l@93. Stand.
ard Oh Trust certihcates closed at 332la@333lo;
A Al @ssa4is M s4sndEsr at CAS- ssss ssmnon sn ns PPsssfTf.
ond the preferred at 150@155;. Mutual Gas
offered at $50; Syracuse Gas at I9la@21i New
at 7l@72 and the 5s 9S4@99.
Exports of general merchandise from the
S Sere " vailed HeG at a1s IS. s as5 $50 So against Wsin eP sio.6 sG ,ass
in aor the pTsSSisdin 4EoS %ss i An, ana 1 s3;ISs 400 sS7S IL r.. the
$354,6l4.2 69. against $341. 793, 1877.
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad
PSI. an increase OF $5s3, 500 as compared with
sos. an Increase Of sils,a7s. For tho four
months ending Oct. 81 the gross earnings were
pared with the corresponding period oflast year.
and net &c. 1857. an increase Of 81 .277.2 27.
Fixed charges were SO, $4,000 leaving a sur
plus Of So, 800, 1857, an Increase Of 81, 222,O35.
The Canadian Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for October OF 81. 100000. an increase
Of last year, and net $1.414,73s, an increase Of
$475.097. For the ten months ending Oct.
Crease q Sfs ST. sSs SGT as sSrS AIRED With With tho e cor re-
5ss. an Increase Of $i,7sS.5se.
ea TnH he faf oot HSSe'sS St E. E s.s1 ! .sss s'p en ine9 TsSss
Of 1928. 800 as compared with the same month
8! { s Isl year; or rP the net elev Ss7 SSnths a" end inSF' oet' 81 81
of $l69. 425 as compared with the corresponding
crease Of $215.544.
gross earnings for October Of So ,55e. 3ss, an in.
crease OF $454,462 as compared with the Same
ersass Of Fl s1 leSs .7 SSaF' F ard the ee eleven sen' Months an end ID:
w. EE AMI increase 1ns off $5es saf1i" as c @nr . gtSa'H With
the corresponding period Of last year. and net
$l61. 239. a decrease of 1905, 743.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company reports
for October. and for the ten months ending Oct.
81, as compared with last year:
Lines directly operated.
Gross earnings. ...... Inc. $500. 300 Inc. ol.t 81. 300
Expenses ............Inc. $1,000 Dec. 100000
Net earnings ...... Inc. ans. 800 Inc. o., ls7, 700
Lines toest Of P~itt:buro and Erie directly operated.
Gross earnings. ....',Ins. $500, 100 Inc. ss15.soo
Expenses. ...........lno' 22o,SOO Dec. s7S.40o
Net earnings. ..... Inc. 1884, 400 Inc. Of, O9b. 200
NJ
reports for October: Gross earnings. $685. 500;
opcrating expenses, $500. 00S, and net earnings,
$4O3, 55S. an increase OF $l0.0l4.
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s sss:. : s.5s'ss:: :' !S:sSa ' s FEES Ess S ;'is s:sss
ri xs' s sssass:.::: :' ss: ;sss ' Ss:sss 4ss ''P ':Pss
Net income. .....s 2I. 2la o5.Oos Inc. slo.I
December at $Sss3,a7a.s44. as against $25.oia.:
The above figures do not include disbuGsenenta
total for the month this year up to about $780,
Receipts of the United States Treasury to-
day were: Customs. $449.sss; Internal revenue,
Of ssa7 SEQ oAa The insSe disSurse%eS ts0' We're sas4..
600. an excess OF receipts over expenditures
Of $500. 500. SINCE the FIRST Of the fiscal year
hNS SNS'p'o ~ 1919 ~ h'f1 80 20
penditurcs $l75. 300. 2sO.a deticito Of $45. 9s6, O23.
The official count of the cash In tho Treasury
at the close of business today compared with
that of yesterday shows:
NOT. 90. Nov. 80.
Gold coin and bullion -. $3.50. 9Se. 800 0lb7,1l9,oSA
silver dollars and bullion 10, 1850 06 lb,7b8. 1873
United States notes -. 86,2l6, 070 b5,6S4, 300
Other notes, less demand
liabilities .....,...... T,Al2.S2a S,Ol6.9At
Available cash balance,
Including gold reserve s2lo. 1858, $40 eelo. 7Os.220
Money in London 2@2l4 y cent. Rates of dis
count in open market for both short and three
months Bills. 2 1915 v cent. Paris advicea
quote 3 v cents at l03 francs 62Lo confines.
Exchange on London 25 france 2Ola confines.
Kuhn. Loeb s. Co. inform holders of q y cent,
first mortgage bonds OF the Oregon Railway and
Navigation Company. maturing in 1909. that
under an agreement with tho company they
have undertaken tho refunding of the bonds into
the 4 y cent; consolidated mortgage bonds Of
the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
upon the basis OF s 1925 In 4 Y cent. bonds fol
81 900 in q per cent. bonds, with an nd justmenl
company during the last fiscal year, after de
ducting taxes, were Sl,7s5,76l. being nearly
double tho entire fixed charres. During the