New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-11

- at 5elo There wero no sales OF CITY o"nA
stocks , ..os done in railroad
-, Int nrices were irregular, and hnauy eno"
~ changes Of Importance from SATURDAY oe
eros Erie second consols early sou up o " ~
"a later down to 95AG95Ss- MISSOURI h"N9
md Texas first and second con'oi' -,
steady at 10Sl2 and OLA "1 ~
poston Hartford and Eric frsts opened up
poS'on' 20 I'D closed at 81 Chesapeake ana
Ohio fr,ts series B, were / per cent higher az o.,
cd crrrencv debts were up 81 al 49i2 Mopne anu
Ohio first debentures were III higher al IoA' o'
or;s and Iron Mountain new 5s were 4 on al oo'4
on6 Metropolitan Elevated firsts were up g al ioi
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia in'o"oo
xvere o. higher at 4Sl2G4sSs, ana os "0i'
n per cent higher at 74l2. Louisville New-AIo'ny
and Chicago irsts sold at 100la, Chicago ot. LOUIS
and New Orleans 5s OF 1922 and New folk, oh,oasV
and St Louis 6s were 81 higher at oo2 81 raui anu
Omaha consols were steady at lO40 1854 St. aui
IA Co. Ctp frsts sold al ILL., ST. Paul consols at
100 and trsts Chicago Pacific and Western dU-
go Of o20917s and Wabash general mort
900 ware steady at 79l2. Denver ana MO
Cronde irsts were u higher at 1885, and Kansas
md Pacific consols Il higher at lO3. Cehirai 'on0
firsts. San Joaq lin division. sold at lll@l lo2'
Texas and Pacific incomes rose g to TO- ana nIsts
Pic Grande division rose from S5l2 to S6i2@ooA'
Northern Pacific frsts were i higher at lOl b New
Orleans and Pacific frsts p higher al o. anu roi'
NORTH and Denver frsts sold at 9|i2.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost $l32,494 on bal
,nco made I'D by a currency loss of $249,766,
less com gain of Sly 272. This makes the total
loss since last Friday S446,361. To-day's tranSac-
lions covered: Receipts, $1.4S4,s95 payments
81 G17. $50; currency balance, $5,666S9o; com
balance. SsO.969, l27. The local money mar
ket today was moro active ana rates
were irregular, ranging from W
r. and back TO per cent. a good proportion OF
business was done at 4D5 per cent ana the CLOSING
r.e If per cent was because of offering of brokers
accidental balances after the days business was
well contaminated. The Secretary of the Treasury
evdently anticipates continued large receipts
from customs and internal revenue, otherwise he
ho,dlv wonld have yentuTed, i'll the face OF the
reasurys present low reserves, TO have issued TO-
hav n call for 81 6 600 600 more of the continued
rs Among the domestic exchanges on New-1ork'
N sudden decline TO par at Boston is noteworthy.
/ The Clearing House statement to-day is as Iol-
lows: Exchanges, $685. 6O,491; balances
S5.1O69l5.
The limited States Treasurer at Washington to-
aav received S242 600 National bank notes for re-
dempuon The customs receipts were @|4o'Zo4'
nnd the internal-revenue receipts were S792, $50.
The foreign exchanges were qulet, DuI rates WeIe
hrner, particularly Tor short bills. Inc reVlseG
quotations for business are as follows: b BANKERS
hills "a 50 and 81 ssh for long and short sterling
respectively; 5.1934 and 3 10 for francs; 94Ds and
b55s for reichmaTks, and 40 and 4OSs Tor gulldeIs
The London market to-day for BRUSH cots4 qs
failed exhibit any feverishness on account oil 'e
feyptian crisis and their price ruled steady al
30 1916 for both money and account 9b ~ et
States bonds were easier ; 4l2s at ll6A4 anu As az
h21s, American railways made only fee
bile responses 10 Saturdays advance c IN p ,ho
home markets, except Illinois Central anu o. r nG
Bar silver Il lower al 81 "a per ounce. ~ ads'
French per cents declined from Sl.Zo 10 ol.IV~
sl.17l2 and sight exchange on LONDON rose t 20 20
that the Imperial Bank of Germany during the
week lost specie TO the amount OF |'oooooo n'i A'
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
BURLISGr ON, CEDAR RAPIDS NORTHERN.
1850. 1881. 1882
$Ss5 s sss ssss7 So
january 10 June SO...... 9SS,Si7 ss7.OSl lSs-Ss0
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
1880. 1891
S"S r 9, His' June. slgsS s2479z5 sl291
January June 30. 2Ol17s oosb3o Inc IoOO'0'
DENVER AND RIO GRASDE.
1880. 1881 1882
na i TsfA 10 june Sny &GScS5s $5d;5SS
The receipts OF -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10th day OF July were:
New-YOrx.
. .s. Cana, I555, cT sS BAT Us rAH s. ''; :
s:.ts::o $500 $500 y '&;;1 SS s:s
SsSey ySi icoO 200
To,albusn i64 500 I5S8OO 722 28.967 $500 s4.i65
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
today were as follows:
Receipts Shipments.
p,..- ssa........ 94JS 1 100 5 E& Canal
Nness bush. ... 5000 10000 $4,000 5000
SSTn bush bush SSS $4,000 Ste 900 9el5S
Bye busi......... 1000 1900
Total Dusn...... 1880 in.OOO 088OO i5O,G7O
The following were the receipts and shipments at
end from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts snipmenn-
Flour bos..... 7727 4.lG5 $50 i2iG5
Wheat bush, 1852 1925 1850 04.2So
s Ss 20 SSosS 1888 l sSsss $50 $50
Barley bush tI2 $50 .....' zoo
1Ots Iush....l92.29e SS425 S4s2So 6S,s65
The total movements of flour and grain at the
ass2 and since January I, for years 1881 and
ass2 as follows
AT ATLANTIC FORTS
feoep'sat y. y. BY Canal Railroad. Coastwse. Total
SOls $50, ........ 74,s7l s,s74 sO245
btls~s.'.......,..... so 2s479ls 465Oe 1884. 500
k;nccJan /, 1851.
Wheat bush $4,000 277GoO 5.6ol el9ee4
Sss SasI ..... $500 sbSiSS s,705 5000
Barley, busi.,...- 1890 $4,000 j,22l s7,I24
Esss 1881; bush C894OO GO8.S72 1896 l.sO9.eOS
sssl' 1851 bush isss.SSs 2'oSS,525 SS4 S.Si2,977
1dsh----.. iss6l.74l s146s667 29sll o. s44 6O9