New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-08-23

L. sis 1907 coill9's llo'Dst Col 3G5s.....iO8 49,.
State bonds are still dull Arkansas is to Red
River Railroad sold at IS, and one Alabama, Class
c, at Sill OF city bank stocks Fourth National
sold 400 at 1913. and Commerce ~ at 151
Very little was done in railroad bonds and there
was little feature that which was done OF Erie
second consols only $1,000 were sold, and those at
97sl Missouri, Kansas aud Texas issues were
neglected. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
extended IS were steady at rs. Chesapeake and
Ohio currency debts were % higher at J33s Lake
shore first consos sold at 126l29 l25 and second
consols at 1874, am New-York, Chicago and St.
Louis first mortgages 80 higher at 027s.
Louisville and Nashville general mortgages were a
better at 0jl4, and East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia incomes were up 81 at 43h. Richmond and
Danville frsts were steady at par, but the deDen-
lures were 1si lower at 77l2G77li. Michigan Gem
trail IS sold at 102, and Evansville and Tere Haute
firsts at 963iG9 G7s Denver and Rio Grande col-
soils were Il lower at 99l2. Texas and Pacific In
comes were steady at 66ls, as also the ilrsts,
Rio Grande division, at 47sa SO. Northern Pacific
trsts were strong at 104. New-Orleans and Pacific
frsts were down d at 81 and Fort Worth and Den
yer frsts sold at 0S. ,o.
balance, made up by a coin gain OF 1913, ls4 lessa
currency loss of SO 40. That makes the net gain
since last Friday 81 ,664.255. TO-days transact
tions covered: Receipts, Sl.717.067; payments,
1858, SIS: currency balance So 962 s97i coin bal.
ance Ss3,3s9,544. Money to-day worked less
easy; early business was at 3l2I4 but the bulk
of it was done at 4d5 per cent, with exceptions up
TO per cent. After loans were all made up the
usual farce was enacted and offers to loan at ~
per cent were pressed upon supplied market. lao
domestic exchanges on New-YOrk are As last quoted.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows Exchanges $ll5,555,20S; balances
The United States Treasurer at Washington TO.
day received 1921, 900 National bank notes for
demptiou. The customs receipts $J52, 500
and the nternalreyenue receipts S26s, 069.
The exports of merchandise from this port for the
week ending tO-day-S6 931 ,676--are Ss4s,258
smaller than Tor the preceding week aud T2306, 4le
smaller than for the week of 1851. The for
eign exchanges are dull but very firm at quota
tIons for business as follows: Bankers bills 81 Il
and 81 S9l for long and short sterling respectively
5I9 and 5I5 for francs 9434 and 95Si for reich.
marks 40ls and 40l2 for guiidels.
la London British c0nsOls were steady; for
money 90 II-I6; for account, 90aa United States
bonds were quoted lower at 102ls for the continued
Jsagaiust 1924 tine last previous guotatIon.and 40
1853 for the ! IS against 49, the Is were I'M
changed at l22ls. American railways were off from
Yesterday prices but Illinois Central and Penn
sylyania recovered IN the late dealings. The Bank
o. EuClanA losl SAB, 900 bullion on balance. At
Paris French per cents declined to s2.4j francs.
The following are the quotations toc unlisted Sc
curitles;
Boston Hartford and Erie, new stock l9sa Z Bos.
Ton Hartford and Erie, old stock. lois; Buffalo New:
yorl and Philadelphia subs, 2Od4O premium; Central
Railway Construction Delaware, Lackawanna and West
er lf6a125 Calumet and Chicago Canal and DOCK
common stock, 80 asked Conuhehia t9hsIIuclOl' oy
4-O: Denver and New-Orleans, 80 bldi Denver ana
mo (irande Railway consols. |4l2qO6; Denver AID
RIO Graude Weston subs, eX bonus aud stock
~ hid; Denver aud Rio Grande Western bonds, "a
ass Denver aud Rio Grande western stock, 100
~ Edison Electric Light, 400 600; Hudson River Con
tracing. 1860 l094j International improvement z
bonds and stock 1880; Mexioan National Railroad
bonds 5s 5S4. Mexican National Railroad stock l5S
aI5; Midland Railroad Of NewJersoy class bonds
Qi2 Midland Railroad OF NeWJersey class B bonds:
ga y Missouri Kansas ana Texas general mortgage IS
as7i2 York. Chicago ana 81 Lonis hTs noII-ass
honds 81 Old New York, West shore ana bulalO per
celI bonds cx January 1888, coupon, J6i2 bid; New.
Ontario and Western SUBS Jsl2d 1Ns; Ore4On
T0nrove"rnt fist NOR gage bonds, 93q9tl2: oregon
lO34lU4l2: oregon shOrt Line subs lloa il9pi Ofv
gon short Line stock, 800 emo. lny n scS
tuenal bond subs, y2's asked ONO OentIat hNel Va
Vision first mortgage bonds e1 o.ptenoe IoS- eyuPia
/ alQ4; Pensacola aud Atlantic bonds, 80 asked tu1-
man Palace CaI rights Ga kS4in9nd ap% and
SIegnany and OHIO Central ex bonds and STOCK
nd Richmond and DanyiIlo extcn. subs. lOo asAe1
sta,nned lass selma, Rome and Dalton income
mortgage bonds laa4 St. Joseph and western s' ~.
IVxas and Colorado Improvement, 93 asked Iol.l3
Cincinnati aud Louis nrst nOrtsaSc Aonds' oSss
70. Ia lrdo Cincinnati ana ST. Louis income oOhlr' !,
AL Toledo, (nenndti ana * Louis a. 80 and
United states Electric Light lO2 9lOO; tch'puiS a
MERIDIAN common, 0isds7s Atlantic and Great Nssp
ern, asked Brush Illuminating, lVV asA' SC"s7a
and Canada southern stock, d loi Chcaso s1 NS,
southern bonds. @oG3''2 Lehlsh anu 'NSI%57,
10 bid Mexican National COnSIuotlon' oH' -tsni
Mexican National construction, new, ~ Pon'aa
asked New-Iork, stsquenanna ana Nt'1e.n S snh,
stocN lOdl4; NewlOrk. " est IN re ana hun'y 20.
"a md. standard Wafer Meter, l43?i Ml9'uh'iI ~
tnL common stock. l5s1Si Wisconsin Cent?" ""
/ ferred STOCK, 20 Dd 90.
Attention Ii called to the advertisement 81 MesS.
John J. Cisco * son, offering choice see'uon -
/ railroad securities 10 investors. ,,nal
The r,eeiptS OF -four and gram az tue prlh0lP'
Atlantic ports this I'D day OF August were
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