New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
general quotations were weak. OF city bank
stocks German-American sold at o7ls09714

konofui quOt8tlOns were weak. VI city phnk
stocks German-American sold at 97ls097lA
Business in railroad bonds was dull and prices
were irregular The West Shore and Buffalo IS
sold down to 6ols. New-YOrk. Chicago
and St. Louis first 6s were steady
at 100. Canada Southern frsts were up %
at 94ss Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts sold at
23l. against 2ol9, the last previous sale and Rome
Watertown and Ogdensburg IS were z higher g.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas general Ga were up
per cent at TIA East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia 5s were off q at TIA, and the incomes
were q higher at so, and Richmond and Danville
debentures were L higher at 662. st. Paul frsts,
Southern Minnesota, we're q higher at 1852, ana
Pacific and Western were IS lower at 924 Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy debenture 5s sold at
S9l2, and Denver As at 81. Wabash general mort
cages were off u at G4l2. Denver and Rio Grande
consols closed q up at so, and frsts Western ex-
tension were steady at 6Sl2060. Texas and Pa
ciic incomes off per cent at 52a and firsts,
Rio Grande division, after 7634, ended unchanged
at 76. Northern Pacific trsts were easier at 1O2s4
and Fort Worth and Denver iirsts declined from
oslo to G7l2G6S
The Sub treasury to-day gained on balance
$3.50, 262, made mp by q coin gain OF S2l435l. less
a currency loss OF $29.119; but its balance was re-
drced $543 900 by the marking Oft of that amount
of gold certificates. The days transactions covered
Receipts, 81 ,3O1, 40; payments ~, OoS,SIo cur
TeDcy balance, S7,04S, 800; coin balance, SILL
5,662 The local money market continues to
rule easy al per cent for call loans.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges, $12l ,O19.744; balances w.
213,179.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 1919 900 National bank notes Tor redemp-
ton. The customs receipts were $780, ana the
internal revenue receipts S240S36.
The tone Of the foreign exchange market Is rather
firmer than il was Yesterday, but with dull
business. Rates are unchanged for business as lol-
lows Bankers bills $4 S2l4 and ~ S534 for long
and short sterling respectively; 25ds aud ~ Tor
francs; 81 and 042a for reIchmarks; 1898 and 1913
for gullders.
In London British consols were steady and I'M
changed at 100 1-16 for money and at lOOi5 lot ac
cOpnT. United States bonds were i higher, Is at
1928 and l2s at 1853 American rallwaysre-
spOnded to yesterday movements.ln The home mar
kets, so that the quotations for all except Lake
Shore were higher than yesterday. The Bank OF
England gained on balance ff4,O0O bullion. AT
Pans French per cents first declined to 794o ana
LATER rose 10 1928 francs.
The gross earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad
are reported as follows:
Third week In Aug 1882 1888. Difference.
lines hne Uen-,, mann sl7s524 slee7oo Dec sss2s
i iS%a 2 57s $500 inc S3
Total, for week. s26a8is s27e5 inc. g l ss
Jan to Aug. i..... 146G,ssO 707L.65P Inc. lOiT9
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON 29-l23O .. m.-U. :. four per cent bonds
l222; Atlantic Great Western hrst mortgage trustees
svivauia Central 5sS Reading 257s; Mexican Ordinary.
ll5; NewiorA OntaHo anu estern %l o. Pau Common
lU4 =.
LONDON Aug oo-eosOO r m-PAris sdvIces ono,e three
per 80 francs A. ccna MSS Tor tns acojulL
LONDON Aug 1850 D. iu.-Auanuc InH ieat Western
first mortgage trnseoS certihcAtet 4I ere 3Os new
YORK Genital lls94; Illinois ceLttat lu+& eAlinE' %
Mexican Ordinary. 1876 81 PAU conmoa. 100 =