New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26

/ $ As 1901 res lcoH 29As u = or g. 81 ~ --
I : = .so7 Goa lEos Goa Dst Of CouHoi<- no -
State bond, were quiet. Tennessee Is. after
oreniny M L r.r cent 1t IS. declined 70 5ea4.
South Carolina IS, Don-fundabe. sold at 9i2, and
Virginia deferred az II. There we've no transactions
n city bank stocks
Railroad bonds were fairly active and generally
strong. but there were some irregularities in the
movements Erie second cousols after selling At
0sGg7l rose 10 90 aLd closed 81 es, the funded 5s
selling al "a ant the first cou,ols at 100 Boston,
Hartford ami . Ere frsts rose from 57l9 10
59G5slc ard c., c. and /. G. incomes
Advanced from 53as TO 55a54l2. Missouri
Kansas and Texas trats were Gull ~ lO9A0llO'
seconds per cent higher at G9I2. and general
mortgages steady at ssh Chesapeake and Ohio
frsts. series b. we're L higher at 06 and the cur
rency interests firm at 81. Canada Southern hrsts
were easier at 93'2a 93Ss st. Louis aud
Iron Mountain new dec, ned from - 10
$50 Chic Central neon were strong at
AL and Ohio southern incomes rose from 81 y 10
So metropolitan firsts were stronger IT zoe. New
York Chicago and -. Louis irsts sold al al A@92
COL, closed At "l4G9-A LoGisvlle and
Nashville gcr,rai mcr'g ges were y higher al 70
Richmond and DapvIll- debentures rose from Io'4 10
79l and declined IS, and ochest"r and Plttsburg
Incomes were s.s-dy vt 4jl2a &c. Missouri Pacific
consols sold ~ lOll2, Delaware and Hudson 1ss4s
et lOc and Houston an Texas Contra hrsts West
ern Jivislor a. 1O64 Gl06l2. Wabash geneiA
mortgages & ter opening up % per cent al 81 de-
elm 20 S6l4 z SGss Denver and Rlo Gr2nde mrs
were b higher at 1l6l2. and consols weI9 hrh al
1929 Texas Pacific incomes advanced from t3@s
to7l a 7Ol9 and hrsts. Rio Graude division. were
firm AT oOlaa s9a, Ncw-C leans and Pacific frsts
ros. -m s7l2 TO 93aS2i2
The Sub-Treasurys statemant shows that it
-a:,oJ IL a. 500 on balance made m gains d
81 97O.4OI coin AMI 81 49, currency, hut portion
Of the gain was by receipts Of coin in exchange for
gold bars Tie total cain since last Fr'lay now
stanGs at e3. 246545, as per the stale
lnents Today transactions covered: Receipts
g. 2G2 lO9 payments Sl,2s4377; currency bal
aUcc. 50 G93.O47; com balance, 9o3,571,63G. The
call 'oal market today at the Stock E@cbauge
worked smcct y at 3i2Q4 por &C t. and .te loans
O. made al 8 per cent There j. a. increasing
demand for time loans consequent upon the rye
volume Of specu ion; little business, However, IS
o. Ompl sued. Ihe IDEAS OF borrow ers and lenders
o. 10 siles beng CIHerent. he domestic tx
chang, cu NeW-Nork ., he places named arr quoted
a. fol 'vs: S'v7 1ah par 10 : lreuluIn; Charles
ton, par 20 j. premium NeW-Ori-anF II ooo
s. 50 r miu De-; 1t. LOUIS % cents dScoun.
Chicago, 4OG25 cents discount; ton. lo&l5
Ine Gearing House statement to-day Is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, %l4J,J92,S19; balances,
The { lrted 81 o. Treasurer a. Washington TO-
laV reCpIF q T-~S. OJD Malone DdGk Hot's Of re-
deuqlpr. Ine customs receipts were 9o0%'3I%
ang The internal revenue receipts S25l ,j30
re export OF merchandise nom Tins port Tor
-. Vs. Ok en-. e., today are valued al $7,GZG5s9
bong $50 5J7 greater than for he preceding week
D tins year. 4oG ~ 81 lao grea er than for the cor
sC.pOndiIg week % 1851. HE exports OF gold by
G. u,.rrUws European steamers VIII amount 10
sl.JOJ, y his oOitua'y shipment oil 50 mncb
god not only lessons tHe .nand tor exchange, bus
Supplies lie market with jus: .hat amount Oh
scdt nal s.gnt bis. Yet he Sales tor foreign x
cnaLge steady quota IONS for business as foi-
tOws: Bankers bIils ~ S5S4 and 81 so'4 for .OnC
and short STERLING respectively 5.I9s aud lJt4
tor tTsncs; 81 = anu JoL3 for rechmtrks and 40
md 4Ohs for guIluerh
In London, Buusn couso's steady and an
changed at 9C e-lG both for .-oney and account
l Tel states 1 yer CcuJs we've quoted o. ower al
1Zzl2 Aneucan railways gen-IAy were higher
oat Oh y dIa Iohany - III te ponse TO yesterdays
gItatrl ~oE 'heeo In tlr nome market Inc BANK
Of ENGLAND lost ZOO bullion on balance a.
Pans. French poI contS declined from 81 07lo To
buJO ifducs. DcIlu dispatch s'aLss taat tne
weekly Sta1enIe.t Of the Imperial Bank o. G-rm.rC
chow gam IL spccie o. 3, 10000 MARKS.
The tllleoDtI annual Lumber OF POOrs Manual
o ka,l.Oads" Of the United States Is now ready
The present volume 10 more complete than any OF
Che preceding ISSUES have been, and contains the
Esu2l detailed aicIncnLs ~ al the TAI ways Of
bOUntT,.
lie following are the quotations for unlisted Sc
C1rues: American Cable Construction, 3642 prem.
b. American Telegraph a. CaOle, 1'0 - 2;
Boston. Hartford aud Ere. new STOCK, 2i4G25s
Bosom, Hartford and Ere old STOCK, As0l =
BGia.O. Now-IOTk and PhIlade DnlA SUBS. - prem.
BID Central R4llWay CONSTRUCTION delaware,
lacgavaIua and nesternl, III bid Continental
Construction, o0G64; Denver ana no Graude
,Ira. cOnsOis, eX interest 5sGJs =; Denver aud
Gl4ndy Western subs. OK bpud5 add sock.
va = Denver aud Rio u. Aude Western bonds,
bVeiD Denver and no Ortudo W estcrD slOcA,
"a - Edison Electro Llgn, Coca 900; hu,ssOD
River Contracting, iOll4 1922: In4IAna, Decatur
an in gnc4G common, BID indiana, Dcca Ur
AID SPIN guoid Us funding, IOOA2 bld inter
F4uOna improve ent * bOLoh ana stock ol@
boi Mexican National Railroad bonds, eOGC % ;
sltAlcaS National RAILROAD stock, l%U - Midland
t4LOad oil Aew-Jrfsoy class bonus, lOU = ; !
MO nj Railroad OF NeN-Jersey class bonds, !
pos Midland ksilro a of NeW-Jersev stock, lJD |
~; Missouri Kansas ana Texas general NOR gage, |
o. DC; Mutual UuOG Telegraph DOuds, II "a 50; |
fu.uAI CniOu Telegraph n-JcA, % l1'0 -; New |
tor, Chicago ana 81. LOUIS first NOR gage bonds,
E1s5z; Ne"-Jcisey southern, l4~I43; NOrth |