The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-03

| Texas PactncZds, h..to y Wapasn lst5, 4;
AtShIEron general - cent e q; Ks sSoss
Line Incomes. By = cent, to 6eH.
ob In bank SS,s st q 10 l9 : .Ssrss Of 81 MA% @SsSttnn hS At
332 and b shares Of Western National at no.
Commercial price Of bar silver IN New York.
! bp7Sc. Bar silver In London closed ut 2I T.l6d.
Mexican Mexican % silver Y dollars were 9EniSateed6 o at os meas.
Money on call, 24S3 y cent. Time money e
quoted Mt 8 y cent. for four months, and ~
cent for nine months on good mixed stock
quoted at 3kt94 Y cent, for bills receiya5le;
cent. other names 4tD4h v cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet. the demand for
tions, Attic same time there was a fair supplyof
IL 2 order sS1 To- realize SdHNerS oo asa tsila exchange was
dull. Posted rates OF exchange were: sixty
re; LSps 6;l IT,? SGD s!sPs ssssiieSs' drafts, $l:sat$$'
f 20 s s. sl2S Tsis5ssa iGE l SssS 3D. S tS2 isSS snd
% Il .is Sos lo 1S;l 81 IO 70 s INsSl gSilq isr mort sgtO0
8 esnss GIsSo snSea 6Ssr &c ssF - iSIri so ieiS dIs.
count selling. par. Sayannah-BuyinR. ls1Bdis-
@ o9SS ! g saE! sSm q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 sHnis d SsS o5le Sans
FranSiseosn,slght, IS cents pgsmium; tele-
SSFEai ess;oT 1{h C CENTS R%Rsrssn%niSTgn' Stnc h1n,sEfss:
MUM.
In the outside market Glucose Sugar Renn-
Ssstt|SSETsS q oi i. SS 3 & 1 sssaSSFS Sh t5ESss
i itsi S93PaaH&SR at az f Sas Il ss P%S % R RSsteFda at
Gas Ct 2sSNS29h, preferred ct 8sS99aN.. and
} Sond S0n ss 1o S. s1i36aSs?lBB FG;of SSn'5 and g Ns% y Sas
Ferry at 3sk039S., and the bonds at $50
p pSsit;r GSdPt ae 9SaS TSSsfe Rn ct SSGSss&; a9 fde tn he
fs 9Ss8 anrl s shs preferred rohs I'd az nt slsSs2I; a IND
American Air Power at 3SEND30h.
The imports q dry goods torthe week ending
last week and S1.209,0eo for the CORRESPONDING
s SeaE 81 .14 49, s yesEi r 81. b aBeas' l %sfT Weef W Snd
Sl,0e3.519 for the corresponding week last
The Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
" %s{ N esp91SSs ff 81 sS Ssln o6s. a nor %i Ens eSsst ot s4ssike
S4t as compared with the corresponding week
~ Railway q LI,g gross earnings for M99ySe p.I9 com:
follows:
sS!oofIsn Rapid Tr;nsit.: 1850 INC. ss.sss
El%5Sss ss ct s5S. 77 1Sr as U so@pare d VIII S5St t6e5 Sam ne
e %Sase 81 q s !ass ysfE' P F6r mt tSe s sIz %;aGtih an end %.
m increase Hsi; as 'n ot s sSs7. saSn as eem ma p sf; vii the
sS diissssS.a an Increase peGl.e Of r s5 ;ass 4eaf' anu net
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad
re- iGts6 gross ,, eaEE mi fSJ for = :. October ce@e Of q s2 2|fh5i 2s9S2 &:
s san l]iac @Sssh Of Fl sS lass year fo anf The net iou s1 me1t6s
f fnssia an i oS1; 81 t n 5 gFSss sSSrn ns eom MsSs Ss nit6
s ssgS eoss4Fsssp pc pert9d. 9 Ct a lest year. and net
$28s.aSa. a decrease Of s42.5iI1 as. compared
s gjse the I d ss%s Roa y & s5 81 IS year F Pa q ass ieai
s aoP{st sss5a a DECREASE 9ssa :, q rs si stGss Sa as eomp sssi
net sS4e. So6. a decrease Of Si79.4 ;ss' year. anu
er The N M sniCaa 1 Int 6s,dSns u R s5sS 10 reports Z t
efeass q e s !hsS Ef'rfi e sP The es fsn Si meiaths; e aR IN:
i&nere al se oi s sSss.f sSsfp as Som Msss S %itS sfSe so an
OCT. an increase Of 194.991.
The Kansas City, Memphis and Birmingham
June 80:
Sp': s. sssa'as': 81 i :Sss: sSs 81 So .. sfp Inc Inc: ' 1870
o' net is;s'Rs':: '' sf:sGs '' ls::7s5 Inc Inc: 't 5:sss
Int Total sa P bonds. ' 'ss; ;5s5 ' rs, Ss2 Inc. 'sa.7ss
Balance. s1s6.e7a sI4s.ss7 Inc. s52.7 1855
income bonds 15s,4s1 12e.7o5 Inc. a1,72s
surplus....... 1924 sle,1s2 Inc. s2l.o5o
The Kansas City. Fort Scott and Memphis
Railroad Company reports for the year ended
June 30:
Sc sss; .4 ss;s: s. s: :s s;s;' ' s:fs ISL; In: s@ 'sss ; ;
MISE Est ne ss,S Ed: 81 '' 1859 sl'4 fs,sss Dec. sls2 g.ssS
Balance: s1,s5s,sls s1,4s5.oo5 inc. 81 sos
surplus. sI67.744 s5o.ss4 Inc. s1o7.41o
The local mpyements Of money this week are
lows: "The local movement Of money during
the tn " week 9 |. shows ) Tvs. but slight net changes to the
flow of money from the interior; The banks
ceiyed $2,590;97O. a gain on the movement Of
81 ;8sst 4 gsa 5o The r gain in the previous week
Su5l STl;eSsiGgG for I yhip aep9si eo q Che ni2 nteTio at a sae
g sSr6 d6 $500 900, as compared with DEPOSITS
1eOsheG,s for d.i sihip pnnnI. ir51o1 New York kd Sub
S SSsst e sfIl,, sSSmsn HGtr si 81 5E3sfSsS'6S;' excess ssa;s1 e.
Bradstreet's reports the number OF business
last week and ESQ Spf the S eerre 81 Hnfi aeS week last hsf
year. r. G.. Dun 4, Co. compute the liabilities
u.s. 5aa against sohssf I'll , .sio. fa sSF for notHhse% cor resSeitdhi1
period of last year,
The receipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs, $429.429: internal revenue, $780,
542, and miscellaneous. $324.511. a total OF
;474.482. The disbursements were $1.641.-
600. an excess OF expenditures over receipts OF
The receipts of the fiscal year to
date haye been $207. 735. $40 the expenditures
S29l, 7,504; an EXCESS of expenditures over
receipts of $50. 501 .534.
The official count. OF the cash In the Treasury
to-day compared with that OF yesterday shows:
Dee. /. Dee.
Gold coin and bullion. .$241 Goa. 444 s241. 1871
Silver dollars and bullion T~,6OU,OS8 T,4gp,6I4
United States notes. go. 14,754, $40 I4,6S4.g32
Other assets in excess of
demand liabilities. go, 20. 352, 2S8 2S.6I9,S76
cash balance,
including gold reserve. 1902, 378, 700 1892, 500, o75
The amount OF gold and silver coins and GER
~tif1cates. United States notes and national bank
notes in circulation Dec. | was 81, ~SS6.S7O.5OI
an increase OF $l65. 1894 .906 over the same date
year. On an estimated population of 10
$4,000 the CIRCULATION per, capita is $500.
During the month Of November the amount OF
In ntpopluftnn naeaaanI 600 900 Tnn