New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-28

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balance, $s4.417.733 Money on eau I lO,gaS
ruled at 2l2Q3 per cent until uuiia
the last half hour when there was tow
furry that marked the rate per cent Ioi
m1n1tes. the final loans however, were made AZ .
per cent The future of the money market To !. Ia %
extent depends upon the requirement. Y F,rore in
AZ present we are heavily indebted 10 Luz ppedon
such a way that any strlngeneY ~ unon onr
would pTecIpitate large denahus .ont Of the
reserves Therefore the probable eAuo"S rIirarv
Egyptian troubles possesses more lli tbo pritiah
irterost lor our financial circles ana as ihe ID
cOnsOls are the barometer OF thc L'I - than
market. their quotations are 10y tisb consos in
Icrdon and French rentes IN Paris were sIrOhH 81
higher which indicates that tb"se ma ~ So.s - "a
anticipate any serious drains , ~ Ydrls af the
Iaces named are quoted as follows savannah, par par
10 /, Der cent premium New orleans, 81 oV%9- ~
premium: st. Louis, 80 cents dlscoant ChiGago'
ko Cents discount; Boston. 2O02o cents premium.
The CiearIng- House statement to-day Is as 1o-
lows: Exchanges, $173,5S2, 4o9; baiances'
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
dav received 1922 600 National bank notes lot re-
dempton. The customs receipts were Stt''4oo
and the internal revenue receipts 1864, 043.
The foreign exchanges are dull with supply ana
demand that about equal IN amount, 80 thai rats
are steady at the following quotations ios DUST
ness: Bankers bills "a s524 and 81 $50 lot
long and short sterling respectively; o.iS's anu
515l4 for francs: 94;a and 90 Tor reIchInarAs'
and 40 and 4Oas for 0uilderS IL.
The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN the
banks minimum rate for discount, and IL remains
at 3 per cent. During the week the bank lost
f321 goo bullion, and the proportion of
it's reserve to liabilities was reduced
from 40 3-l6 TO 80 5-16 per cent, against 40 7-l6
per cent at the same date last year. To-day TIE
bank lost f26,0OO bullion on balance. The weekly
statement of the Bank of France shows gains OF
100000. francs gold and LOCI 600 francs
silver Yet Notwithstanding the bullion
loss by the Bank of England and
gain by the Bank of France sight exchange on
London Paris Is weak at %. p francs TO tue =
W. FIEn pnIa
were Il higher at 80 1916 for money and 5-l6
higher at 997s for account. United states bonds
were quiet and steady. American railways were all
over III the early dealings and later made paItiai
recoyeres for some st0cAs, and Tor Ontario and
Western an advance over yesterdays hgures AT
Pari. French per cents rose from SO.12 10 ol.2o
francs.
The Governors Of the Stock Exchange have adj
mitted to dealings an ad tltlOnal S5OO,OOO OF New
Orleans Pacific Railway Companys hrst mortgage
bonds issued at the rate OF 1=O,OOO per mile Oh
twent v-fiye miles OF additional completed road
The following are the quotations for unlisted Sc
curities: American Telegraph and Cable. 76I20
II Boston. Hartford and Ere, new stock, u
pig: Buffalo. New-IOrk and Philadelphia subs,
20 prem. bid Central Railway Construction della
ware, Lackawdnna anu Mesternl, ll7@lI' C0n-
tinental Construction, Goa 20; Denver and RlO
(irande Railway cOnsOis, eX interest, S13i
Denver and Rio Grande Western subs. bonds
nd stock 900 933i Denver and Rio GFande West
ern bonds 7Sl2GSl; Denver and RIO Grande W est
eru stock 20 asked; Edison Electric Light, 6OO0
Go: Hudson River Contracting, 100 "a 100;
Indiana Decatur. and Sprlngheid new los tund-
ing lOOl2 bid International Improvement eX
bonds ana stock, 30 asked: Mexican National
Railroad bonds, I'll l2G 10 ; MeXlcaa National Rail
road stock Ii 01714 Midland Kali road OF New
jersey class bonds, 1O0l2; Midland Railroad
Of New-Jersey class bonds, Ca Midland
Railroad of New-Jersey stock, 23a3O Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas general NOR gage, 80 pa
Mutual Union Telegraph bouds, 17011i2; Mu-
tual Union Telegraph stock, 27l2@29; New
York, Chicago and St. Louis, first NOR gage bonds
9Ia92 New-JeTsey Southern, l5s0l =; North
luver Construction, S7l2G 80; OREGON improve
ment first mortgage bonds, V2l2G93is; oregon
short Line subs, I25 asked; Oregon short Line
subs. $4,000 blocks eX bonds, 10d30; ONO
Central River Division first mortgage bonds ex
September, loS2, coupon o1@oi ONO CehlraI
River Division income bonds, lSl202I: Pensa-
colo and Atlantic bonds, IS Ia o4h; Richmond
and Allegheny and Ohio Central subs, Sod0O
Richmond and Allegheny and ONO Central eX
bonds and stock 6d6l2 Richmond and Dan
vile exten. subs, 950 lOl 4; Selma, Rome ana
Dalton second mortgage bon Is stained, "a + ;
940I4; St Joseph and Western stock, IL bid
Texas and Colorado Improvement, 97l2 asked
bonds, ex interest, 7Oi2074l2; Toledo CINCINNATI
and St LOUIS income bonds; 1gGz3 tG.euoi
Cincinnati and -. Louis stock, lI02Q Unlte1
States Electric Light. lO2 BID; NlcksD9rg ana
Meridian common, 9al0; Atlantic and Great
Western, 3l4a44; Atlantic ami Great Western
pre- erred Za22 AtantS ana c,''o end
Canada Southern stock. BID Chicago and canada
Southern bonds, $50 40;
Tbe PENNSYLVANIA Railroad COmpany's business
Gov the ,nDnth If lime. 1SS1. on It's lines e4s, OF
Ptttsburg and Ere as fl ,ially reported, compares
with the sade month OF ISL ana I7S- "S loilo"s'
LINES EAST OF rTrrsBUGG AND ERIE.
Month of lime 1850 1881. lSs2
Gross --.-.--S i.29li78 $500. SiVt5 'oD
operating oAPo"N'''-- 1890, -
-. oa-,i,cs for tha
n'ntA- .''''''----s4. O'-'--'
Ihe net earnIns9 o. IN Iea5Su iinos w .s
p1ng, Nesl u "a ->oui : @"u La - - -.
ended June 30, 1852, saoE a deficiency IN meet
o. t0s 80 far tne SINE Derod of 1851. The fol-
lowing statement SHOWS Tue VA