New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-07

railroad bonds and that at irregular prices lherc
were no sales of and hardly a quotation Tor Etc
second consOls: first gold consOs were y lower, aC
1877. Rome Wa.ertown and Ogdensburg EXTENDED
IS sold at 74L&74. Chesapea, % and Ohio hrs'''
series b. were Il higher, Mt So and currency inter-
est recovered to 513i. Ohio Central incomes "oio
up per cent to 80. and Ohio Southern ihco'ho'
were u lower at 32ai033. New-York Elevated nrs'S
were weaker at 114a40115. New-fork Cnio'eo
and st. Louis firsts sold down - to 94is- hocho"
ter and Pitsburg incomes were manipulated oe'"co"
5l1o and So St. Paul consols were mp per cent
at 1916. Texas and Pacific incomes were s'eauS ~
Ga and firsts Rio Grande division declined . 10
S56S3ls. ,n.oo ,o- 80, I,oI
The sub Treasury to-day gained $l63 AZ on oaI-
onre made M by q coin gam of Ti76.46l less
currency los Of %i2oS aa 6 Gn TodSvs trans
actions covered: Receipts Sl,l1s,O2f; pay
ments $G345o7 currency 6aan9s, $ofSdgSii1
figures do not include the payments by checks LOT
S2722OS0 of called bonds and interest. Dnt the
checks deposited in the banks were as much money
TO the loan market as thew Will be tomorrow after
passing through the Clearing House and finally
are paid by the brreasury, and the banks rrceiy-
ing them to-day probably will count the checks
as coin tonight. The small amount OF bon IA pre-
scented for payment to-day had little ELECT on the
money ket, and cal loans ruled at 3a6 per CEN
until the business was practically oVer-aOout <2o
p. m.-after when money was offered down 10 -2
per cent Call loans on Government bonds RUE AT
4 per cent -,
The CLEARINGHOUSE statement to-day IS as fol-
lows: Exchanges. $133,l1917O; balances
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
dav received 300, 600 National bank notes Tor re-
demption. The customs receipts were ~ 'o'oVo
ana the internal-Tevenue receipts y i46,o33; ,
The foreign exchanges are verf duil ana IN the
absence of business rate are temporarily weakened
by anticipation of negotiations OF soms new loans
abroad by Western railroads. Quotations 1or nc-
tual business are Is follows: Bankers blils'
81 So and II 50 for long and short sterling reSpec
lively; 5.19la and 5.15l2 for francs; o4'4 ana
950s for reichnarks 40 and 403s for guIldero'
In London the prices TOR British consol s-money
and accOunt-mOre nearly approXlnaIed to each
other by q decline of Is 40 995i Tor account; laie1
both money and account were Is higher al w LILO
and 997s resp ctively United STATES 4l2s were g
lower at 15l2 the other Issues were not quoted
American railways generally were higher thln yes
terday; notably so Central and Hudson ana the
Atlantic and treat Western hrsls ana Secohus In, ne
Bank of England gained 100000 ballIon on bal
ance. At Paris, French per cents were hlgher ~
s3.471a; aud sight exchange on London rose 10
Mcssrs. l. ;. Kennedy & Co. will pay on and aft~r
October = the coupons then d1e from the Canadlan
Pacific Railway Company's first mortgage lana
grant 3 per cent bonds.
The following are the quotations for unlisted Sc
curiues:
American Telegraph and Cable, div, 74lsd75;
Boston, Hartford and Erie, new stock. llsdl4;
Boston. Hartford ana Erie, Old stock lOls; Buffalo,
Newly orG ana Philadelphia subs. - premium bid;
Continental Construction, 6Oa1 Denver ana no
Grande Railway cons9s. % asked; Denver and
no Grande Western bonds, \, 7lG72i Denver ana
Rio Grandc Western stock, lsl2a % Edison Eecinc
Light, 575a 1928; Hudson River Contracting. lO3l20
lO6l2; indianapolis, Decatur and SprIn~ileld conn'n
Gas International Improvement eH Dohd7 ana STOCK
40 bid; Mexican Na,ional Rar0ao bonds, 90
qGO Mexican National Railroad sock. 1874 l4l2;
Midland Railroad Of NcWJeisey cass bonds IL ~
Midland Railroad OF New-Jersey class b ponds. 6a65;
Midland Railroad OF Ne%,Jsr,ey Stock 2oG 20;
Missouri Kansas and Texas general mortgage. 81 bil
bond. G5iaa6G: New York, Wrsl shore ana Buffalo
per cent DOuds * January, ls73 coupon 0l i2aD-;
iiel. 7sa3 Ontaio and Western SUBJ
62a63; OREGON improvement INST mortgage
bonds, 93G93t2; Oregon Improvement STOCK, 81
asked; Oregon short Line DontH, lOl pa; oregon
Short Line sdb,., l2l0l2ll2; oregon Ilauscontincnta
Central RIVER division first mortgage bonds e%
RIVER division income bonds. 9a-O; Pensacola ana
Atlantic bonds. 81 -; Penstcom and Oantlc stock
subs. cx bonds stock, Ga a7A; Richmond and Dan
vile exten. subs, lO5 a.ked selma Rome and Dalton
bonds stamped. La 1; selma home ana DnIOh
first mortgage bonds ceal, Il Il; Selma, Rome
ho ra anu Rome and Balin9 income nnorIsar
bonds l2a6s: st. Joseph and Western stock. 1919;
Itxas. ST LOUIS Railroad subs, 6,GS3i Texas and
Colorado Improvement, 81 092 Toledo CINCINNATI and
81. Louis first mortgage bonds, Gs07O Toledo, GIN
cinnati and ST. Louis income DonGs lsa10i Toledo,
States Electric Light, 1929 lO5; NcAsDurg aud Ne
l0J0 lO-A Atlantic and Grea Western, 3 bd; Atlantic
and Great Western third mortgage bonds Jl2 Did;
Elevated
Brooklyn Elevated scrip Tor Stock assessment pad,
& bid; California PaclAc stock, 4l205; Chicago ANA
Canada Southern stock, Gi9alO; chicago and Canada
Southern bonds 81 $40; Dos MONIES ana torl Dodge
preferred stock. X III; Dies Moines AID Fort DO"ge
stock, 7 bid; Edison Electric Illuminating, 10 asaed;
Kansas and Nebraska mrs, mortgage bonds ''99O:
Kansas and Nebra,k second NOR gage bonds, > %;
Mexican bonds, NOOdhousc 'S6 y; Mexican central
first mort cage per b,nds 81 hid; Mexican Cen
trl blocks No =, ZIG Dd; NeN-lo Tk' Mcsj ShoIc ana
Buffalo subs, % bid; ROcA, stcr and Pttsburg coal
stock, 23l2 bid -. Joseph and Pacific lis mortgage
bonds 20 pa; 81 Joseph and Pacific second mortgage
bonds 81 dI5 Wisconsin Central common STOCK, loI2@
l7I2
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
..o,.,.. lss77,a l83 g, Inc DiaeFences
fd %RS' week in Aasa. s2265 ss96is soo1a9
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS.
,,uro,.r Of ot,., l'' $50 lf! So Dlr'rone sl5
foath wSeS Aagasi. sle9 s7'o63@ me- sseg95}
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.
,,,o. ls8; ls'2 -, Differences
s Sas N0 to august 81 100 Inc, 2677i
TEXAs AND PACIFIC
f6ar1 HI week in August s2s5J $40 49, me-. s27005
January August 81 .2444Si1 2So9y,7 Inc, ABS lG
ST. LOUIS. IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN.
Number of miles. ls5 ass ls; IS Ipc Dn'''n'%s
January E Tt to August 81 155$s7 912z8o Dec 565l
The receipts OF flour ana gram ~ the principal
Atlantic ports this 9Th day OF september were:
Flour Obls.. 94G lI7lo ...... 1901 1850 5Gi5
Wheat. 235O9 045ol 1872 ss,l9oo 1900 $50
6S oT. S S@,@ $o $3.50 - 1000 5sS 4I 100
i nsfss S .oasa. 1920: 1890: 500 40 w w