The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-30

Government bonds steady at unchanged quota.
tons. Railway bonds weak. The features were
4l9s, Chicago and North Pacific lists, t. r; Iron
nountain Dc, New Jersey Central general. S.,
St. sE' fSai Shout s=oa,h h1"s ssi n 1.i1 Reading ssn zn ss%seai ana tsdl
son. Brooklyn Eleyated. Kansas and Texas.
IL Htshi.Oa al: 4, 3 cent 70 4$is. and gsn:
Bro roo X; a. E e "a dn2 ad Hf0 q. t. to ~ ~; 70 cb bss;
gsesake and Ohio general 4ias. !! to q;
H iron Noa nna s? s.. i. t 70 49, iiKss Kansas al; and n; f Tea al;
Pssias ssSsssl =. +. e - $st =, Ss vs. 3sr ssy's Ssn,
sois; St. Louis southwestern lists. i. to 81; San
e an'1 Rsil SaS f 8. =, to e! So = T (; 20 i Pasid sH Ists.
io4. and Eds. i = cent. to Is. -" iS''
es ss%n Bar .ll Psae'i n Of L sSr silvs Closed dn Ss az a yssa.
t9Se. Exports to Europe Tomorrow. $4,000
Money on call. 1la@l@ y cent. limo money 10
quoted as follows: Sixty days. 2 y cent; ninety
days. 2ia 2 cent; six months, 8 y cent; and bal.
Stock Exchange collateral. Gommercial paper
quiet, Prime Endorsed bills receivable arc
G HSSsss at {: si "a I : cent cent oa aod so and I pT1ms g single ags
Scent.
tb Sterling %aIes, sTe ! ,t EaS quiet, but tho tone of
rates for sterling. .S4.ssia for long bills and
$4;ssla for demand Actual rates are: Long
Sqctsd It S:Isisss;izls foT long and s.ie ttS
e4ois for long and 4ots4o SID Tor short. ''i'
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston-5
SsntH I pTIsiimiun n I nram par; Charlsstopp-RRaying,
premium; commercial. Is cents Discount. SAN
Is cents premium. 81. L~ouis%4os7b e seIGs'G pre.
MUM, Chicago-2Oa25 cents premium. Gin.
einnati-Between banks. 25@4o cents discount;
The all-rail east-bound shipments Of dead
freight from Chicago last week were 87.O6l
tons, against 79,256 tons the previous week and
SS.O32 tons the corresponding week Of the pre-
vious year.
Tho Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad
reports gross earnings for February of S2.769,-
an Increase Of $685. Bon. For, tho two months
S eso.n az f Increase ~ sS oi $ $aso' o ss5n as so %Sss Ssp'4 aI36
s sSs s2ss; s ssr. q 81, lps. 600 i e SS2a 4 SEQ snrni FIXED 4
$457,987, an increase Of S5o5.o4S.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa F6 Railroad
ssRCr q a srDss se of 81 s'ot tSr aa F ssmpa2.S Sf S SI ,,s Il:
crease Of si27 For the sight Months en nd.
m lne ere 80 OF OF $ sSpis $50 ss.n aS so %srs Ssp' Wiz shs
SSGlEsI ,sSs, an in peciSa OF q, La sSs{y , sssfS; and TsI met 20 4
S4,64s,l79. an Increase Of 81 ,Olb,Ils.
The st. Louis and San Francisco Railroad re-.
ports gross earnings for February OF $47l, 83s,
q decrease or $ll.o32 as compared with the
same month OF last year. and net $21l. 500, an
Ing Feb. % the gross earnings were ", OOs, 5I4,
sorEssspoSnaing period Of last Year. and net net
$l,7sO,04s an increase Of $44 .90s.
Tho Canadian Pacific Railroad reports gross
Of S53. i82 as compared With the same month Of
last yeDr, and net 1887, 1913, an increase OF
So4,O8l. For the two months ending Feb. 28
OF 81 8, 036 as compared with the correspond
Ing period q LAST year, and not $70l. 166, a de-
The Central OF Georgia Railroad reports gross
earnings for February Of $474 ,979. a decrease OF
last year, and net $3.50, 1877, adecrease OF $1,Os4.
For the eight months ending Feb. % the gross
earnings were $3,es3,7 69. a decrease of $lOI,.
1873. For the second week of March the
earnings were $ll7,295 an increase of
$l8,052 as compared with the corresponding
ings were ~, JOG, 1873. a decrease or $40, 26O as
with the corresponding period OF last
year.
The American Sugar Refining Company has
nlsd with the Massachusetts authorities the
Asssts. 1898. 1895. Changes.
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