New-York tribune., 1882-08-13


MiscciaDeoas $4,000 eS8OOo
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. siOi7OoO a4slOoO
In London British consols further declined: ls
per cent to 30 1l-16 Tor money and l. per cent to
993t for account United States bonds were llregu-
lar: Continued js unchanged at 1924; the 4l2s
Il higher at 1G0s and rs, 4 lower at IL AmerI-
can ra wavs were dull and fraction lower. AT
Paris French per cents rose to o23I p ana slght
exchange on London was up 10 25.lo francs to the
The Governors of the Stock Exchange nave ad-
mItted TO dealings at the board: st. Paul, Mime
apols and Manitoba Railroad Company. an addl-
tonal S720.0OO first m0rigage . per cent gold
bonds Issued upon an additional completed anu
equipped sixty miles OF road.
The following are the quotations Tor unlisted Sc
curltes: American Telegraph and Cable 1940
7G3s Boston, Hartford and Ere, new stock, ,s0
2ls Boston, Hartford and l re old STOCK, lio~
III: Buffalo, New-YOrk and Philadelphia subs.
2OuiO prem; Central Railway Construction tDeia-
ware Lackawanua aud Nesterul, ll7G ~ CaIu-
met and Chicago Canal aud Dock preferred stock,
80 asked Calumet and Chicago Canal ana DOCK
common stock, 30 asked Continental C0nstIuc-
ton, G3G70; Denver and New,Orieans' 80 Did
Denver and Rio Grande Railway eonSois, eX
interest 95lsd 9G3s; Denver aud RIO Grande
Western subs. bonds ahd stock. Soa93i2;
Denver and Rio Grande Western bonds, 76i2O
79I4; Denver and RIO Grande Western stock, 2OO
- Edison Electric Light, oOQUOOO; HUDSON
River Contracting, 1O9780lll; Indianapolis De-
catur and Springfield common, Ol2aS; Mexican
National Railroad bonds 55G 5!i2;, MeXlcan
National Railroad stock ll4l3 Midland Rall-
road of Ncw-Jersey class A bonds, IL ll2a -;
Midland Railroad Of New-Jersey cass bonds,
6iSlIo: Midland Railroad Of New Jersey sock,
1I-a29: Missouri, Kansas and Texas general
mortgage s4GS8; Mutual Union Telegraph
bonds 7S07Sl2: Mutual Union Telegraph stock,
HAAS; New-lork, Chicago ana -. LOUIS
first mortgage bonds 92G94; NeW-JeTSey
Southern, 1l4u1l2; Ontario and Western rights,
leG6s; Oregon improvement nrst mortgage DohHs'
Gia9iI4; Oregon Improvement stock, S6l2U So
Oregon Shot Line bonds y, lOOU lOI; Oregon
short Line subs, 1l7Ol2O; Oregon snort Lane dne
stock 4Oa42; Oregon short Line subs SlO,OOO
hlncks ex bonds 50 bid; Oregon TfanscOntinental
bond subs, 0lU93; Ohio Central RIVER DIVISION
first mortgage bones eX SeptemOGI' loo-' coupon,
G3aG4: ONO Central River DIVISION Income
hnnos 2O42Olo; Pensacola and Atlantic bonds
N1aSI: Pensacola and Al lanlc stock, ,3O~
10; Pullman Palace Car rights, bld; Kicl-
,oo1d and Allegheny and Ohio Central subs, $50
%; Richmond and Allegheny and ONO CehtIAi
cX bonds and stock, G07l2 Richmond and
Danyllle exten subs, 1O3 lS0 lO7l2; Selma, ROme
and Dalton first mortgage bonds stamped I~
! Selma. Rome and Dalton tIrSt MORTGAGE bonds
clean X bid; selma. Rome ana DallOn second
mortgage bond stamped, 1lsa3 Selma, k3me ana
Doltou second mortgage bonds clean, 3 Dud
selma Rome and Dalton income mortgage bonds,
l,u7s: St Joseph and Western STOCK, l3i2d II I;
Texas St LOUIS Railroad subs. 80 asked Texas
and Colorado Improvement, 9Od9i; Ioiedo, Cll-
cinnati and st. Louis first NOR gage bonds 40
a7Olo; Toledo, Cincinnati and ST. Louis income
Londc lSa22: 1o.edo, Cincinnati and II. LOUIS
stock l6a1S; United States Electric Light, ~
aI2J; Nicksburg and Meridian coalnon, 6i2G ;
Southern stock, Gal0; Chicaeo ana canada
Soulhern bonds, 3IUJO; New-l Or& Susquehau na
and Western common stock, II ia II; Rochester
and Pittsburg eXten. subs. 100 bId.
Ihe gross earnings Of the following raliroads are
reported: - 800 49, x.
E%%':' s 55555 5s ts$S .li 5i5i
CHICAGO AND NoKTHwEsrERS.
x,n,., o, m..',.... !.iG si9s 80 .,57 lssa sile
January to august lOOlI7sl l,l779JS l299alS3
The touowng shows tne exports exclusive of
spccie from the Port of New YORK to foreign ports
Tor the week ending August and slnce the be-
ginning OF the year, rs compared Win the CORE
spending periods oi previous years
1850. ISL, 1882
2tsas Fsg 3s TSfs sspof 55s5s5 5tsS 4ssGsl % @
ro,o,,incoJnn s246O2 $50 s2538 1892 sl0o3ij,8jl
The following shows the imports Of G. neral mer-
chandise and dry goods ut the port OF New-l0rk
for the week ending August H. and since the be-
ginning of the year, AZ compared with the CORE
spending periods of previous years:
DIy E9T saSd, @S week s2aiSsss s2ss29 sses
Previously rcpCrted 5OjOO94JO 25s6l7252 ao5362663
Total since Jan L. s3l2S7I7. $2G747G9ls$sl24Sl5s4
TIE following are tine dry goods imports included
in the above:
For the 1850 lSsl.oo lSs% 50 %
Thrown market. 3OU3,oio Iot9JJO oOlV'lN
since Jan. .-. o,, .o -,, ,,, co -. 90,
Ibronu on MARKET. 772D4 ,093 7O10S1SO SZ,6oIoi6
The exports of specie for the week ending Aug II,
ana since the beginning OF the year. as compared
with the corresponding periods Of previous years
1880 1851. 1852.
rortho veok s76 $4,000 S2JU,UO0
fTeylousty reported. 526o 2G4 69565-5 4l6..Sl3
Total since l.. $J.3i4,l7j S7,O6G.525 s4l4573l3
rhe imports OF specie tor the week ending August
10 and since the beginning of the year, compared
with the corresponding periods of previous years
1880 1851 1852.
the week Hl,Sil.lOO -ltzZJf so ~
Previously ropOrted-.- oo3O,-S2 dO'oHoJl Z--H''"O
Total since Jan. 1..sIG77.932 s3l 4SOO9S s226lG35