The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-03

passenger mile decreased owing to the large
increase In suburban and interurban traffic.
The ba Der Of tons carried saS M
as in the passenger department, both the rate
per ton and rate per ton mile decreased
The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Rail;
June 30:
inRs $500. s4s, $50 424 s42, 800, 1872 Inc. $3.50. 2e2
Operating
andtaIes. 2s.1ss.4o5 27.s1osss Inc. s24.S7s
Not earn
ings.. 81 .263.a5o sI4.9s9,27 Inc. $2o4.oss
Other in
come. 4sI.s22 53i.161 Dec. 46.339
Total net s15.74l.7sl slbh2s,4s7 Inc. s2Is,s4t
Fxedchg's 9,o1a.4s2 9,44o644 Dec. 427.1d2
RH@s :ssss4sS Inc
Surplus. si,4seo2o s2,sp2 oo7 Dec spo2 ,7as
Rcnewalfd 49,. 1,OOO,O0U Dec 100000
Surplus si,4sVD2e sl.3Ye. ec7 Inc. so7.2o2
six per cent. Four and one. half per cent.
Tho Chicago Terminal TraGsf S f R.i!road
If; :'s Inc s:
Ss charge. Inc Inc 1888
Surplus ....... s1o5,sOo slo1 800 Inc s6.8oi
The transactions, in stocks on the ,S Stock Elk
change Tor september we're ~ l51 ~ shares;
With the same month OF the previous year
The TRANSACTIONS in state and railroad bonds
55S5S5rec''ed sS'' 73' oo0' decrease OF s'8S'4'
TheIGoverning Committee OF tho Stock Ex-
change has listed the following securities:
R.af SHR F'a
Pacific Railroad stock s2ss1s.6oo. and additional
amount listed sIe3,So2 100 All OF these securities
are issued for the purchase Of control of the Central
Central Pacific Railway Company's first refunding
mortgage per cent. gold bonds sSl.4s2 500 and
ga per cent. mortgage. guaranteed by the southern
Pacific Company, S24.4u7.o0o
The Gscs2 & The tsny
35S.224 The Disbursements were 81 100000.
an excess OF receipts over expenditures OF
been sl45. 724. 800 and the expenditures SAL
5H2 n9 e }3S $50 of receipts over eXpen-
day compared with that Of saturday SHOWS:
Gold coin and bullion s254 i42 23O 1924 8as,s2o
Stlser n dollars and bullion SsssS
Otherassets, less demand
Liabilities. .'........'.. la''8''3'" ll'"so'"'"
including gold reserve oso 5e7 so3 s2s7. $685.
Willis d. Wood and Rupert G. King have
formed q partnership under the firm name of
mission business in stocks and investment Sc;
curites at 81 Pine street Messrs. Ladd and
Swan were partners in the firm Of Wood.
Huests d Co.. which has been dissolved. Mr..
Huests continuing tho stock brokerage bus
mess on his own account. Mr.. Willis ID. Wood
is n son OF Mr. Cornelius ID. Wood. who founded
the hous. Of Wood 4 Davis. to which Wood.
Vice President OF the Union Trust Company.
Mr.. Rupert c. King is q son OF Mr.. Edward
King. President of the Union Trust Company
The firm Of Wood. Huestis & Co. was dis.
solved to- day by mutual consent, and Edward
H. Laid. Jr.. Of the New York Stock Exchange.
Lyndon NJ Swain. Willis ID. Wood and Rupert
C King OF the New York Stock Exchange have
| formed n copartncrship under the firm name
OF Laid. Wood King. for the transacting OF
! and Investment securities.
| The Stock Exchange firm OF Clark. Ward 4
| Co. was dissolved to-day by mutual consent
and George T.. Armstrong. Il. II. Ward. f. A.
! Schirmer and A. ". HaIlenborG have formed a
| copartnership under the firm name OF George
| Z. Armstrong Co. at New York. Boston and
| Springfield. and under the name OF Ward. Arm
strong Co.. London England
| A new copartnershp for a general banking
| and brokerage bus mess has been formed under
| the name Of Bruce & Peters by Edward Bruce.
| the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
| Company. and Daniel $. Peters. Of the New
| York Stock Exchange
Money, in London 81. per cent. Rates OF
| months hits. 4'sd4't per cent. Amount OF
| bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng and
on balance today. f2OS.0O Paris advces
| quote 3 per cents at 100 francs 87i. confines
Exchange ON London. % francs 2S'a centimes.