New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-27

T. s4s 1907 cod l2JiZo's DIST Of Col 3jA 100 So. So.
In State bonds the only transactions were in TsT
nesseo 0s at j505i. There were no sales of en-,
bank stocks.
Railway bonds were quiet, but prices were i-rao
ular. Erie second consos sold at 933t 93I, ao2J
against 9fli, Saturdays closing figure; Bosto,
Hartford and Erie irsts were a lower al 900, and
Chesapeake and Ohio currency debts were 10 lovs,
at 47l2 Missouri Kansas and Texas second.
were 2 per cent higher at 81. Metropolitan
Elevated seconds declined fro n 81 to 90i2 Nash
lille Chattanooga and st. Louis frsts brought
1l6l2, aud Houston and Texas Central seconds
main line, 1880 1893. 81. Paul cOnsols wers
steady at 1873 as also were lrsts. Chicago, Pacias
and Western divisions, at 90 7s09ils st. Paul and
Omaha consols were a lower at lO3ll and Wabash
general mortgages were 3 higher at 77as the irsts.
Chicago division. being j lower at 50. Kansas
Pacific consos were ls higher at 1929. Texas and
Pacific incomes were mp y at 65i2. and irsts Rio
Grandc division. sold at s3l2G s3ls. Fort Worth
and Denver frsts were ls lower at 9J3ir
The Sub-Ireasury to-day gained SG99, 0G0 on bal
ance made up by a coin gain of $S37,042, lcSs
rency loss of $137 ,976 This makes the total gain
since Friday $l.232,951. The days transactions
covered: Receipts, $1,8G5, 1914; payments
Sl,166.355 currency balance, S5.S6l,S coin
balance, $50, f20,ls1 The local money market
to-day deyeloDed a more active demand, and tho
ruling for call loans miscellaneous collateral
was gig per cent with exceptions at per cent, at
which rate the last loans were made. The domestic
exchanges on New-York at the places named are
quoted as follows savannah, par TO 4 premium;
Charleston, SAT- premium: New-Orleans conn
mercial ~ discount. bank - premium ST. Louis
- cents premium; Chicago. 30 a 20 cents premium;
Boston, is 2-30 20 cents premium.
The Clearing House statement to-day is a. fol-
lows; Exchanges, $l22,3l5,575; balances,
The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received S34J,00O National bank notes
tor redemption The customs receipts were
S474,676 ana the interual-reYenue receipts were
$sI5.006.
The foreign exchange market to-day developed a
sudden weakness in quotations, and one that Is not
accounted for by any known movements IN the COM
mercal and financial centres. Certain 1t Is that
there is profit III the importing OF almost any KIND
of American securities that are quoted abroad.
Nevertheless. the sales are reduced TO quotations
for business follows: Bankers bills, 81 SCH and
81 sSi for ionC aud short sterling respectively 5l9
and 3. 1913 for francs; 94's and 1928 Tor reIcA-
marks and 40ls amt 40l2 for gulders.
In London British cOnsOls opened Il lower at
30 7-l6 for money and ZIG lower at 99l2 Tor
count, and subsequently recovered ls TO 09 9-l6
and $685. respectively. United States per cents
were ls higher ut 122. American railways were IT,
regularly higher, but the best advances were only
partly responsive 20 our Saturdays quotations, and
in later dealings prices weakened. he Bank or
England gained f650OG bullion on balance. Az
Paris French per Genus rose TO Sl.3Zi2 ana de-
cined TO ol.i5, sight exchange in London being
25.l6 francs To the :.
The gross earnings of the following railroads aVe
reported;
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
1880. 1851. 1882.
Number % miles 4'2, sSyiico ~ n,
janaary TO June 2l... Loss ass l3s92Oo tS6,5OO
CHICAGO AND SogTHwEsTERN.
TgR0sr es q n' gsnc sS$5l7 si7il55
January June 2l.-------7.942O2l o24OJJ+ Sojo4oL
In the comparative statement of the five months
business OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
printed III tbs mornings TRIBUNE. tkore was an
error The profits derived from the operation Of tho
leased lines west of PIttsburg and Erie, Tor the five
months-January l to Nav 81, 1SSl-were ouly
81 553 100 instead OF 81, S72, 80. as printed
hence the total net profits 10 the Pennsy lvanla Kali
road from all operations for those hye months
were only 1906 $50 instead of S9,3ol 206. and
the decrease from 1851 for the FIVE months Of this
year is s. 36J 1874 instead of 81, oo5, 020; the de-
cline of 81 SSS37l from the net earnings of 1850 Is
correctly stated in the statement.
The interest due July /, 1852, on the first mort
gage bonds coupon and registered of the Rich
m0nd and Allegheny Railroad Company, will DO
paid on and after that date at the company office,
No. 2 Wall-st, New-YOrk.
The East River Savings Institution gives notice
of the payment on July 10 of interest the rate OF
1 per cent per annum on deposits prior to June 49,
1852.
The receipts of flour and grain at the pnncipGl
Atlantic ports this 10Th day OF June were:
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