New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

y a. 1871 reg 1905 eos T. cur 5S 80 IN 49,
In state bonds North Carolina special taxes were
l. higher at 91 and there were sales OF single OonuS
80 Tennessee Is, after selling at 5si2 were
lilo,ver At 57I. Arkansas IS Fort Smith Railroad
"a atos There were no transactions IN city
Tbare was considerable activity among certain
.,asses of railroad bonds, but the movements OF
rrices were irregular. Erie second cohsos were 2
lower at 97lo but Boston, Hartford and Erie hrsts
were L, higher at 57l2 Missouri, Kansas and
Texas seconds rose 1 Der cent TO 6o12, ana gen.
or,I mortgages advanced from Ssls to S9GSol2
q C. and l. c. incomes were up % at 53's. and
chesapeake and Ohio irsts series B, rose d 70 s5@
the currency interest being steady at 81 after % p
Canada Southern frsts were steady at 1884 ST.
Iouis and Iron Mountain irsts huctuated between
ST aud s3l aud closed at s3S4-a decline OF a per
cent Ohio Central incomes were active and
advanced TO 4412644 and Ohio Southern incomes
wore mn 2lo at 3l12. METROPOLITAN hrsts were dull
and steady at 99lzd993+ New-fork, Chicago and
g. Iouis frsts rose from 30 10 92l4a92. New-York
Citv and Northern irsts sold at 56G6OG3o Rlch-
ond and Danville debentures we're z higher at 49,
G. PM 6rsts Chicago Pacific and Western division
-,,era strong and sold at 937s AMIDST Paul and Oma
ba consols rose l. 10 1851. Wabash general mort
rascs advanced !. to 81, and then declined TO 364
as6ss Denver and RIO 3rande hrsts were Ss higher
I16ls Kansas Pacific cOnsols Il lower at 1O4 and
Northern Pacific frsts steady at 1oSss Texas and
Pacific incomes rose from % 70 4O~o9'4 anu hrsSs,
tIo (,rande division from oS34 30 1914
The Sub-Ireasury to-day gained $6s3 sos on bal
made up by gains OF S49o49 currency ga anu
last Friday 81, 26S7l3. Io-days transact lions
covered Receipts 81 607 20 payments Sy230o
Currency balance S5,5S5,616i Com balance
Isl 70l 235 Money at the Stock Exchange to-
dav was rather more active and business generaIy
was done at 3a4 per cent with exceptions at . per
cent. The closing rate was per cent. The dones-
tic Exchanges on New-York are as last quoted r.,
The Clearing house statement to-day IL as lol-
lows: Excnanges, $175,6s1,252; balances
slSe nJed States Treasurer at Washington to-
Asv received s27s. 900 National bank notes Tor re-
deHption The customs receipts were 81, 027,774,
am the internal revenue receipts S7Ss,4sl.
There is nothing new Ia the foreign exchanges
Bnslness az usual on Mondays, was dull and rates
we're steady az quotations TOR business as fol-
and short sterling respectively 5.1SSs and 0 l5ia
for francs: 94S4 and 80 Tor rechmarks and Az
aud 4OSs for gullderS ooo,o
In London British consOs were ls lower at 90 9-16
for h,th money and account United states As
were higher at l23ls, which Is the equivalent OF
40 916 Newiork quotation AneiIo'u a aii1 I 1S
martial response 10 saturday afternoon anu thls
mornings home markets. The Bank OF England
lost 800 900 bullion on balance Al arts rIehcn
3 per cent declined to SO91 2 francs
Messrs. j. ). Kennedy & Co., agents OF the Can
ada Pacific Railroad Company Uo-udy IeCe4Nou 'ne
following telegram:
wpx1PEG, MANITOBA. oath July. 1882.
lust returned from end of track, which is no" go
nils vest OF Winnipeg. Contractors laying from
tire To miles day. and, barring Academia have
3.ocr tbis season bringing the locomotive hIty miles
west OF the saskalenewan River by December next.
Inc In operation will foot up THIS year about
GEORGE STEPHEN, President.
The pross earnings OF the following railroads
reported:
DENVER AND RIO GRASDE.
u. l sss ls SCI ls 1893
s$o,' e s aSsss s.5s:SS
ST. LOUIS AND FRANCISCO.
1890. 1881. 1882
5 n. y,ss & s!9 ssSs 1ssS SS 1s5 S
The receipts OF -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this oath day OF July were;
Sew-rork
s., s. a RE 0T Is F fsSs PAn so ''' $3.50
wAe..Ousn.lO 100 10000 .-- llsssJ $4,000 ,S PHO
S ossa S Sasa.. $500 2asso 1880 $50 1850 1890
s s.s,eS Su Sa.a 500 5.soo :.: -OO 1850. 1880.
Total bush l4s 500 264 llS7O5 $3.50 4e7oO
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows:
Flour oo,..~~ I ns 1 fsSs 5 fs Canal anal
S sss E 5SSS 400 $3.50 3sSS
OstA busn. 49,. 1900 $4,000 49,;
Barley oosa------- 49, 49,. -. I-ooo
1oual bush. ..... $1,000 100000 $4,000 I23O5O
The following were the receipts and shipments to
and from Chicago aud Milwaukee to-day:
kecepu smpmentA
cNs@eS Nhy.Hss Chicago Mlwkee
rssur ools-- $3.50 e7z0 l4.98S 1882
Wheat s SS,n ,ss =, s22s gss.4 ag75
2 2;e S Sa:a::: - ssSs $500 III sss
Total bush....4206ss so6s5 e8l,sss 97-s7o
The total movements of flour and grain at the
principal points for the week ended July 21
lss2. and January 4, for years 1851 and
lss2, we're follows:
AT ATLANTIC PORTS
Receipts at Y " By Canal Railroad coastw1sa Total
bills ...-.--..- ...-...- s2.94s 4,6sO 9763s
5Sls'-.....- 90 25l373s 1924 1868 rs:
bills -. $1,000. ss.744 1872 s47,
bbis 80 42425s3 55s52 42os so.
Wheat bush. 10000 67soO0 72IO s76slC
osS oas6.-..--- 1880 10000 ls450 1880
BARLEY, bush---.-. l2,SO0 2I75O l62 AO2li
Week 1881 bush 6s8,5ss s90sss 20I2O l,lsS,57C
bush. "....i Ia, sees7s 22s4S,55s lsoen SO $40 s72
Meek 1884 bush. L077.9l3 227s.4G6 S,74s 1861 l@f
IbusR--.--. 1897 427SI,92s 43O5l 1885, OH
Receipts Total at
Flour 1882.
snee JAH- l. 1852,
eSls aoo.Ooa se24is lc7o.sso 2.Oss47s
sI SS.s -. 1850 1900 sz77s 6Ls9s
bNAA-------.-- 42Ls2s 6927s5 l.!2s5o5 2.l472ls
Wheat bush SOi,56s I5a.z0o I2LasO 77sOas