New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-27


dull and prices were barely steady. with the bid
for the continued Is Is per cent lower. The follow.
ing are tie closing quotations:
| Bid Asked. Bif. Aasay
cont S lSi e. s" 6 1885, 1885, Is
ST. es reg It ts Iis : s ear g. Xxx 9 is2
T. ~ 1897 1897 Tss sS SS q Sg5 dsS sS f.
State bonds were quiet. Tennessee 81 for small
amounts were 81 higher at 57i9 and South Carolins
| Is. nOn-fundabc, sold at 0. OF city bank
stocks six shares of American Exchange sold at 1877
| Railroad bonds Of the speculative kinds were &C..
| tive and irregular Erie second consols advanced
81 per cent to 0S2i and then closed at 9s and Bos
ton, Hartford and Eric frsts were y lower at 57s,
| ass. Central and New-Jersey consos were Il
higher at 111I2 and the adjustments
were g higher at 1868 Chesapeake and Ohio cur
rency interests were i2 per cent up at 54l2. yir.
ginia Midland incomes sold at 1919, and were strong
at this price. The total issue of these bonds is
1000 900, bearing interest at the rate of @ per
cent per annum, cumulative if not paid and
secured by mortgage upon the
company's entire property, subject only
to prior mortgage, the amount of interest charge
upon which Is only 1924 per mile OF road. No
other lien on the property can be created taking
precedence of the mortgage securing the income
bonds. The net earnings of the company for 1881
were S654,S07, ana the interest on the first mort
cages and rentals amounts only TO S4Sj,O0p, leav-
ing Sl69,s07, or over per cent on the incomes.
The bonds are due in 1927, Missouri. Kansas and
Texas first cOnsols strong at TO- seconds per
cent lower at 6sl2, and general mortgages sold at
S8GSS3i SSlf-a decline of Il per cent. Mobile
and Ohio first debentures were 2l2 per cent higher
at so. and the second debentures 3 per cent gher
at AZ. Canada Southern frsts were ls higher at
03Sl. st. LOUIS and Iron Mountain IS were
/. pol
were off per cent at 1919. New-York, Chicago and
st. Louis firsts strong at 90 These bonds are
dsy growing in favor with investors their
merits become better appreciated They the
first lien of only $4,000 per mill on the new rail-
road from Buffalo to Chcago.now nearly completed,
which runs parallel to the Lake Shores southern
line for nearly the entire distance. ard
touches all the important cities and towns
on the line Lake Erie and Western incomes
Division rose from 80 to 81 i2dJll2 Wabash gen.
eral mortgages were weak at s6d o6l4. Texas and
Pacific incomes were firm at 20 "a 7Oai, and hrsts
Rio Grande Division advanced from S03i to 9034.
| New-Orl,ans and Pacific trsts continued strong az
| 92l2092as, and Fort Worth and Denver trsts ross
The Sub-lreasUy to-day gained 1914, 544 on
balance made up by gains of 5000 cur .ency and
$33s,9ss com. This makes the total gain; lnclui,
ing 81 j:}4 566 com received III exchange for gold
bars since last Friday 1881 ,09S To-day's trans
actions covered: Receipts, 81 800 $685. payments,
com balance FS3, 9lO.624 Money on call
at the Stock Exchange ruled easy. at 3a4
per cent aud closed az 2l2 per cent for brokers'
balances. The large payments to be made on
August for called bonds and interest by the Treas
ury, making III all about > S5OO,oO0 III addition to
the Sl0,0O0,000 remaining unpaid OF bonds due
under matued calls, continue To exert on influence
over the money market and offset the demands from
the West for the movement OF tne crops. The ex-
changes New York at 1t. Louis nave declined TO
IL discount, aud at Chicago 10 90 cents discount
rne Gearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $l63,1O3,OoO; balances
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes ior re-
denptiOn. the customs receipts were NJ 093'OZo,
ana the internal revenue receipts $685.
Notwithstanding Yesterdays arbitrary shipment
of gold and the fact that to-day of day for
the foreign exchanges, the rates were iirn at the
following quotations for business: Bankers bills
"a S534 and 81 1854 for long and short sterling
respectively; 5.193s and 5.1o4 for francs; 9t4
and 95l2 for reIchmarks; and 40 and 4OSs for
guilders-
In London. British consols were steady and un-
changed at 80 9-l6 for both money and account.
United States Is quoted l. higher al l-3, the
l2s at 1l7ls, anu the continued 5s at 1922 eX In
Ieresl. American railways generally were lower,
but the decline not equal To THAI made IN yes
terday's home market, to which the changes were
responsive. For some stocks, particularly Central
and Hudson aud ILLINOIS Central, tere we're late re-
cOyeres The Bank Ol England lost tbI, 200 bullion
on balance. At iaTis, French 3 per cents declined
from 50 JO0 b00J to SOP, and sIgnt exchange On
London was down to -. 3i2 lrancs to the {.
The New York, Ontario aud Western Railroad
Company has determined 10 dispose of It's New
YORK West shore and Buffalo Railroad bonds, and
offers them to its stockholders For the purpose OF
subscription the transfer books Will close on AU'
gust D. and reopen on August 10.
The following are the quotations for unlisted Sc
curltIes American Telegraph and CaDc, 7o49
77l4; Boston, Hartford aud Erie, new STOCK, 20
2I4: Boston, Hartford and LIE, old STOCK, l0
III Buffalo. New-York and Phiiadelpnla subs, ~
prem. bid Central Railway Construction Del2-
ware, Lackawanna and " esternl, llOd IlS; Con-
tincntal Construction, 63G67; Denver and al Rlo
Grande Railway consos, eX interest, 9|4G9o4;
Denver and RIO GTande Western subs ex D0Dds
aad stock. 9009i Denver and Rio Grande WssE
err bonds, 79a 81 Deliver and Rio Grande western
stock u asked; Edison Electric Light, 6lOGooo'
Huason River Contracting, 1OlU 100; inter-
national improvement ex bonds ana stock, %
asked: Mexican National Railroad bonds, oV@
90; Mexican National RAILROAD stock, l-i2Glt'
MIdandRallroad OF New-Jtrey ciaSS ponoI
IO0I2 Midland Railroad of New-yeI class
bonds, 6@s Midland kairoad or Ne%- Sei S
7sla ISL; Mutual Union Telegraph STOCK, $3.50
29la; jersey southern, l1l@li2 Nofth hlVeI
construction, 92l2 asked O!egOn lhlPfoFelnenS
first mortgage bonds, 92Q92l2; Oregon improve
ment stock, olGo2 Oregon Short Line Dohns eh
August coupons, 1OOl2O LOG; oregon Sho Line
snhs 115a IA; Oregon Snort Line STOCK, % Dlai
Oregon Short Line suos $4,000 blocks eX Donds'
eO99O; OHIO Central River DIVISION nrSt mort
gage bones eX aepgMSer i"eome bonds
2C01Ola; Pensacola and Atlantic bonds, oo2g
al, kichIaond aud Allegheny and ONO CentIL
subs, o50S9l2; Richmond ana Alie2nany p;uhi
on;o Ccnfral cx bonds and stock, Gas; hlch-
mond and Danville eXten. SUBS, o30Vo SeLms.
Rome and Dalton income NOR gage bonds, y oS,
St. Joseph and Western stock, llG IA iennes sd
Compromlse bonds of 1882, 90 BID IeAas aaa
COLORADO improvement, 81 asked; Toledo, Cncin-
natl and st. Louis first mortgage bonds e Hon NE
terest 7Oa74l2 Toledo, Cincinnati am OF ho sn9
;nco,ne bonds 2OQ23la; To.edo, Cincinnati anu
ST. LOUIS stock 1901; United STATS oa GlSct11o
Light. % bid; NicksDurg and Meridian co nino,
a@s 10 Free List-Atianlic and Pacific blocks Ok
interest, 1IlQII2l2 Atlantic and Great " esteiS5'
3iaa44 Atlantic ANA Great Western pre'e nOrt,
9I,033a : Atlantic AID Great Western thlid ino,s
gota hands. ValO; Chicago and Canada Sonta.
s~eV sock la9: Ichiph and WIlKesbarre, 10 bi1.