New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

1884, Rome watertown and Ogdens5usg D. were
MP Il at go. Chesapeake and Ohio rsts' series D.
rose Il TO 93 and the currency debts were up ''i
cent to AZ. Ohio Central incomes deeiinea 4 '"
ga and East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia
incomes were off n TO 29sk The lIl-adViseu
and unquest!onabiy unwarrantable default LII tn'
payment of the September interest on the UNIV
Central first mortgages of the River division is re-
fected by wavering confidence IN all the scnenio'
of persons the syndicate, that at present mas vac
management of the Ohio Central. st. Paul consoIs
rose Il to 119, and Northwestern gold consol %
we're up Il at 1884, Denver and Rio Grande con-
soils were per cent. higher at 81. Union faciuc
rss improved u to 49, Northern Pacific iirsts rose
from 1O31a to 1919 1885. NewrOrleans and Pacihe
frsts were "a higher at 1924. and Fort worth anu
Denver firsts were up u at 20. -,
The Sub-Treasury statement to-day shows q Ioss
on balance of SAL To- 1852. made ND by losses OF @loo,
943 currency and S226.209 coin The days Trans
actions covered: Receipts 6ZS; pay
Sa9TDoe Sibo The rates for call loans at
the Stock Exchange to-day were harder and eooo
proportion of the business was done at . per Sroj
but after the business over millions were oneto'
at u per cent. In the domestic exchanges on Ne"
York the only important change was AT Chcaso-"
decline to 70060 cents discount.
The Clearing House statement today WIS as
follows: Exchanges $l49 l39'3oo; p"i"i''0''
ST 40, SS6 ,o,,
received $2S5 900 National bank notes Tor reueunp-
tion The customs receipts were S5O9,5 49, ana III"
internal revenue receipts $o49, l3l. -..,,oi,s
The situation ia the foreign exchanges rehalno
unchanged the business is light and Iass arc
fully steady quotations Tor business as iOlo"si
Bankers bulls, 81 sl aud - sSh LOT Sn ~ 1 for
short sterling respectively; 525's and De- n doI
francs Oh and 04S4 for rcichmarks; 3S'5 ana o. .
for guIldcrs. ooo,o
In London British consois were steady ut 100 $40
for money. and the account opens WIN d ,Ili
ference from the cash price OF DIG at lOO'2 I'm
ted States bonds are quoted rs unchanged inc
market for American RAILWAYS presenter no ota
features that it has for months past Inc quoIa
lions are not hing hut reflection OF tue nome Iu'i
kets. aud consequently, following our Satur"at
movements to-day's London prices were hlgher' Az
Paris French per cents rose To 1890 francs.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
1881. 1882. 1888;
SsTT " sex, sS5s :fSjS9
UNION PACIFIC.
lssl: 1882 1883 $50
M S%Se Of 'i s29SS9 sss2 25 $50
Jan. IN Aug. 81. lG,l2obJO looo0Z4 io''']''OV
Comparative statement OF earnings and expenses
OF the Chesapeake ann ONO halfway COMPANY io'
the month OF July. 1882 and 1883:
EI%ns: 'si S5sS SUE sS'553 Bs S
Net earnings. sO7 9O8 sl276J5 s2O.is2
Comparative statement Of earnings and expenses
of the Eiizabetntown. Lexington aud Big SANDY
Railway Company for the month OF July, loo| anu
1888: go
3 5is st Inc Inc ss
Net earnings S2O,224 S-'lZS INC sooVo
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKEr4
LONDON. sept 3.-l23O y. mConsols lOJais Tor money
100 ur Inc Atlantic Great Ncstrn hfst
4@4 do. second gage lOg
Inc d do secOud consOs g5 y New.XOrK central llF's
59S- az Mexican Ordinary
Oi New.lOrA, aud western. u y; oL PAU Cone
rars .ivcss auos per rsntes al 40 francs
90 ceutines for the account.
,oxpoy ~ert $50 gacOrd cOns1s 9f View
York Cenfrai I9aa Atlantic ostep SECOND mort
gage trustees certincttet l0 Illinois Central IL =; READ
IN 81, deycan Ordinary lO5: Scw.l Onan0 and
Mca;eru =, IT Paul Common lOhih
The . ltut lnt1tn Bilk 0i husiahi on
bali tU-iar GI2OOl
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