New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-30

Onthe London Stock Exchange, cOnsols arequoted
lea ls lower, and United States bonds steady ex-
cspt for dig per cents which Is lower American
railway securities are lower Erie at 26s preferred
at 50l4 New-Jersey Central 45l2 consOls oSi2,
and Reading 1512. No bullion movement at the
Bank of England, nor rate for money was reported.
In Paris. the French per cents opened at ll5l2l2,
The following best explains itself: "Unted States
Trust Company receipts for Kansas Pacific, Denver
Division bonds and detached coupons, were placed
upon the list in November last. Further negotla,
tons have resulted in bondholders' agreement,'
April O. 1870. Holders who assent thereto may
surrender their receipts to the Trust Company, and
receive other similar receipts in the same form and
printed from the same plate, having stamped upon
them: ,;,.., a.,
new bOndnolders' agreement, dated April 9, 1873,
which is deposited with the United states Trust
Company his rights under this receipt are subject to
the terms, provisions and conditions OF that agree
ment. 80
ceipts and bonds have already assented to the
sgreement The COMMITTEE ep stGSk List OF me
placed on the regular list and called Kansas
Pacific, Denver Division Trust Receipts Assented,,
and those now on the regular list he transferred
The placing on the stock list of the preferred
stock of the Boston and New-York Air Line Rail-
road was noted in The TRIBUNE several days ago:
This company is a reorganization by foreclosure OF
the first mortgage bonds of the old New-HaveD,
Middletown and WillimantIc Railroad Company.
The new company has entered into q contract with
the New-York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, which is to continue for ninety-nine
years and eight months from February |. 1879. by
the terms of which the New-York, New-Haven and
Hartford Company and the Boston aud New-York
Air Line Company pool their earnings; the Boston
and New-York Air Line Company receive as their
share per cent of the gross earnings
The gross earnings OF the following named rail-
roads are repOrted
BURLINGTON, CEDAR F TA1s As Iss SoRrHERs.
aaS s week aS s s5$ss Bee Bee sSss
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN.
1873 1879.
Third week in ApIil...... s5Sgse $4,000 Inc sllols
January 10 April 2l.... L29S77O l2s5s95 Dec efV
Comparative statement of earnings and expenses
of the Houston and Texas Central Railroad for the
months OF March, 1878, and March. 1879:
Earning, .i lszs sg 1873 Inc sssss
Expenses iacludins ta4es 1851 iio6i5 Dec S2cS
s27.6l6 s72SsI Inc. s44oss
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this Goth day of April were:
y Hsfe Ss. 1873 9a s5o f& sso bl's S
S EG:'i ;i$ $ 5? :: ' :S$
s ssTe Sa' UasG:.. 1856 .-. .~,.. 200
Total bu.h..... I6sss6 22OO95 s5.7o0 $3.50
The following were the receipts aud shipments az
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph;
ronr o3s3sS HS SS5S c?fess Tsg ssS
wns., sq.n... q. S5fl0 20g5 $40 ielIee22S $4,000
Corn. bush .-..-- 30e l32 $40 oJb,tN- 40
Oats. bush 7Q453 1890 16,l3l 2OOV
Rye, bush....-.... 2,2OD $50 2,gh2
Barley bush. O.l0O LOO lU,sSS },oOO
Total bush go. 490375 46soO 5S725s 4zIOO
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie) from the port of New-York for the week
ending April %. and since the beginning of tho
years
For the !sss51;ss b5;5se sIs
,r-..,.., sCe 9eo oozz .,Io 400 as R,oq ~ ,oa