New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-29

kansas rs TO Central Railroad at Is 's0 ~ ana 10
tbe other railroad at 1892, and Missouri Us 1851
at 1O901O9l2, and 1888 at ITO. There were w
transactions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds generally were dull only le"'
even of the speculative kind, receiving much aten-
49, Erie second consols were more than usually
active and rose from 1929 to lob ls0 lO3. MIS-
xour, Kansas and Texas general mortgages de-
clined to So. Boston, Hartford ana Erie
frsts were liz higher at 69l2 for small
Got and Rome, Watertown and OgdehsouIg
frsts in the same manner were per cent lower al
81 c. c. and l. C.. incomes were STEADY AT 'o4
Chesapeake and Ohio firsts series b, were . lower
at ssh, Canada Southern firsts % higher al 99-@
and Ohio and Missouri frsts Springfield DIVISION
were - higher at 100 Metropolitan seconds sofa
down to 90, but closed at o. against 1878 yester-
dav East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia IN
comes were steady at 81 %, ONO entral 1s7S
advanced TO 1884, and Ohio southern hrsIs' 10 %
Wabash general mortgages declined to Us Denver
and Rio Grande cOns0ls were steady az lOo anu
Kansas Pacific consols were Il higher at lOS Texas
and Pacific incomes sold III a small way AT '--2
against 73 4 Yesterday. - r. A., u,,
ending tonight includes the receipt OF SS2Oo IA
and the payment of S. S24449. The result IS loss
80 the general balance oil S1oO,5OD ahH lelNes -
at $50 753 1919 against $Sl.309,4G4 October Il:
The particular changes of the week are coin loss Oh
1914, 62l and currency gam OF 81 oolo. inc ~
ceipts, however, include %l0OO,oOo goid com 70 -
ceived from the Philadelphia Mlntso that Ile gam 70
The banks from the Sub Treasury operations ior ne
week is 81 574, 621. The figures Indicate BANK
statement tomorrow that will show material gam
in tbe amount OF cash on hand. But it Is worthy
of note that the receipts OF the Subj TeauI] iO c
week other than by transfers are $2,3OO,O00 less
than they were during the preceding week Money
to-day was easy at 0G4 per cent, with late loans
at per cent; but little or no tune money IL ol,
fainable al 6 per cent. The domestic exchanges on
New-York are about as last reported Inc Chl'eG
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
1928, 900 National bank notes for redemption. Ne
cnstoms receipts were 1861. 900. and the revenue
receipts were $361 1872. Tue Clearing House state
n45 o5s GS5 balances, 81, 759s53 The transac
tions at the Sub-IreaSuTy covered heceIp,9
S1554G90 payments 81 $50 9SZ currency s4Sy O'i-
That the foreign exchange markets remain
steady at the late advanced rates., with
dull movement, is all that can be sald.
sThe rates for actual business follows:
Bankers sterling, 81 81 and 81 80 Tor long ana
snort sight bills respecuyeiy; francs az 49,
and 5.2l 7s rechmarks "a and 80, and gullderS
an London British cOnsols were Is higher for
money and unchanged for account both being
80 SIG. United States bonds were a lower aI
104l4 for continued IS, aud ll64 rd iGr
WAYS were lower and dull but for some stocks there
were partial recoveries from the opening hguIes
Ia Paris French B per cents advanced rom oI.IZ2
TO 84.35 sight exchange on LonGon dropping 10
Holders of the Arkansas State bonds issued to
est immediatrly To confer with MIR. William H.
Hays at the office of Clauson Il Hays, at Pine and
The interest due November on the second mort
gage bonds coupon and reglstercdl OF the hlchnOhu
and Allegheny Railroad Company wlll De pail on
and alter that date at the cOmpanys oiHce, NO. Z
john c. New, formerly Treasurer of the United
States has been elected director and ylce-preSldtnt
of the American Finance Company, Nos. ana
Nassau-s lie is to assume tine duties OF his once
November /, and expects hereafter 10 devote his
entire time and services to the business OF that cor
poration. In Mr.. New the company unquestonaby
has secured the services OF a gentleman whose cX-
penenCe will prove TO be an invaluable acquisition.
From the Geographic reports OF the Boston ana
Albany Railroads annual report OF its business Tor
the year ended September 30 1881 we are able to
make the subjOined comparisons with the cOmpa-
nys business of the preceding year. While the
gross earnings were increased 1874 So the Operat-
ing expenses were increased $i39,911, so that the
net earnings show decrease OF $500 or l2l2
per cent The following is the comparative state
ment:
ss5 ssss ss!$P 55ssis %s '5s
Net earnlnss;... s2a92Gl8 s2,lse,87$ Dec. sSo5745
B B7dsSa per cent ' G56S6S si SddS6S
Surplus .......... s3l7,6l8 slI87S Dec. s5O5, 7l0
The gross earnings of the following railroads
reported.
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
1881
5a n% E' to oct Si si5 lGs55S Inc 22Go5
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS NORTHERN
$780, ISL, 80
5anaary 70 oct 81. l,604,067 552,o64 Inc. 1887
INDIANA BLOOM ISGToS AND WESTERN.
Third week in october si8.s5O 1885, Dec s52s5
The receipts OF aonr ana gram az tno prIucpal
Atlantic ports this 2Sth day OF October were;
cans 81 1916 1859 IS o f sSo no SEQ
.e , 1909 2s 49, so s sss l s8 gs s
H Bgs sa;a 1893 1893 . tSS $3.50 3s5 @
TotaiDu.n Isl. 200 l924s5 $40 51O97 $4,000 622I5
Therecciots aud shipments at aud from Buffalo
To-day were as follows
Receipts Shipments
EYRE. By4se ByRIa, By CAM
s Ss. 5eSSS 1886 1896; SS l5 5S
S SS,s D Ssla: S0 500 900 500 :::
Total bush 60. i05,sOo 10000 IOSsOO 2os.oOo
The following were the receipts and SHIPMENTS at
andtrom Chicago and Milwaukee, to-day
RsoolpcA s,ipn,ltt
49,. chi;sxa MA" 6sA, chig e. %, MhTIsSttt12
wheat ssusA.... $3.50 21I77 ,4s9ss 26a199
Oats nusa.-.-..... 67427 2iO5 53.2il 1000
i Sf,S sa; 1 1E a5 s35 ls 95 ls s4
TOtoi busb....- 8i755i 5Ga19 2l5.290 20,is2
n the port Of New-York for the week ending
TINS date ana since the beginning Of the year. as
compared with tine correspond M periods of pre-
NiOus years:
Ss 'fis ss54 sa5 s4s s3
tssi: sssss 81 % sss sI sslsssl