New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-25

American Dock and Improvement 6s sold at 81
Ohio Central irsts were up per cent to 49, and
Ohio Southern incomes were 1 per cent higher
at 21; New-York, Chicago and st. Louis first
6s were dull and firm at 100io0100s. and
West Shore first 5s, after decline of % to 70,
closed at 1898; Chicago. st. Louis and New-Orleans
5s sold at 1049104l2; st. Paul consol rs were q
lower at 1881. and first Southern Minnesota were
oft Il at 1864 Denver and Rio Grande consols
rose per cent to so, and first Western Extension
further recovered Dig to 65, Texas and Pacific
frsts. Rio Grande division. rose from rs to 75l20
70 Atlantic and Pacific incomes were active at 26
@2702e; Northern Pacific frsts were irmer at
1037s010312.
The business of the sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes receipts Of SS,680,592
and payments OF S7,756,5s4, making an apparent
gain to its balance of 1924 0S and leaving its
balance at 1928, 603,577 against 1927 679,5 69
August IL. But after deducting from the paw
ments 81. 497 900 and from the receipts $o0O,OOO
for items which represent exchanges and transfers
the Sub-lreasury actually gained $l,92lOOS,
which represents the loss to the banks through
Sub Treasury operations. But there still remains to
be deducted from the receipts of the treasury
$670000 gold coin deposited here for silver cerit-
Gates to be issued by SubTreasurers at New Orleans
ST. Louis and other places and $3.50 900 of gold coin
payable in like at the San Francisco Snb- Treasury
So while the sum of $1.921,OOS represents the
loss of the v city e banks and the the. gam gam
Oh INC NeN-loTk CuD- lIcASlTy, tuo lCdi
gain of the United States Treasury by the operations
at New-York for the week, was only 1901, 0OS. The,
bank statement tomorrow will show material
loss to he totals of cash-spece and legal tenders.
To-days Sub Treasury transactions covered: he
cept 81 ,4ls,6l9: payments S2.326, 1877; currency
balance, $7,106.000; coin balance, $121 ,497 56S.
Money on call to day ruled easy at 2 "a zig per
cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sos, 763,377; balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 1884, National bank notes for redemp-
ton Tue customs receipts we're $747.4O9 and the
internal revenue receipts S4l7968.
Dulness is the principal feature OF the foreign
exchanges, but the market is firm at rates for bus
mess as follows Bank rs bills, 81 S24 and "a 81
for long aud short sterling respectively; 5.24's and
52l7s for francs; 01ls and 94a4 Tor rechmarks;
390s and 1913 for guilders.
In London British consols were steady and un,
changed at 90 1916 aud 100 lie for money and
account respectively United States Is were up
Il at 100 i2 but ended at 1923, and the 4l2S were
Liz higher at 10 1-1G. American railways fully
responded to yesterdays advances in tue home
markets, but the business Is reported dull and the
full advance not hell at the close The Bank or
England lost f23. 900 bullion on balance. AT Paris
French per cents declined from 1850 to 1887 l2f
The chief interest In this market III the monthly
reports of the Pennsy wanna Railroad Company IS
derived from the fact that II Il the only east ana
west line between the Atlantic coast and Chicago
which now makes such reports, and because OF It's
vast and varied connections lt furnishes All ndlca
ton OF the business of its competitors the stocks OF
which are generally dealt on in thelNewYOrk Stock
Exchange. The companys statement for the
MONTH of July shows net earnings OF the lines east
OF Pitjsburg and Ere that SD 1859 less than
were tnosc tor July, 1882 and only %l,7G3 greater
than for July ISL. The net earnings of the
leased lines west of PIttsburg aud Ere for the
seven months ended July 81 were $3O9,6 $50 In
excess OF the amount required TO pay rrnas 81 the
same, against a surplus Of S355,O3O Tor
the seven months OF 1881, ana "a
surplus OF 81 .75J S7l for the same time OF 1881.
The net profits OF the whole system 20 the Penusyl-
wanna Railroad Company for tns seven months
ended Juiy 81. 1888. tSlO321, 256D are Sl29,0l1
greater tua for the same time IN 1852 and So H.
7iO less than for the same time IN 1881. The iOl-
lowing tab.e SHOWS the comparative Results Tor
three years Of the business Of lines east OF Pitts
burg and Ere for ulv and of the whole system for
seven months ended july 81:
LINES EAST OF rIrTsBURG AND ERIE
Month Of July 1881. l-S3 ny. .
Gross "a min "a ...... s. lSp4lS Alt9l50 sLlm950
Oporatu. eIpense,.. i~9iE 25I2o37 265e 10
eteAuipgs ....... sl.lgo07I slGllOg3 sl.l92.734
TOTALS ron sEyES MONTHS
Jan ! to July 81 lssl. les2 40. IN M
Cr1ss earnings .. s2b3BA2j7 s2G.1gy.997 S2s4-3J29
~, ,ttug rxurusc, 1 StBli3 lB,gbS,7s2 l-f1lB55
Not e'rnngs OF east ~ ,,-o,, .,oo,, .co
lines NlN4--tl@S Svooff~Ao HAViVAi'1O'
Add-pTOIts on easel
lines west Of Pits 1900 ,oo ,oo
y. i-'"'o'A "''''''
Total To Penn - 80, $500, o.- .,o ,,, q, al
sylvana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. slU lS%-t' Slu'o-i'S'u
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
ell