New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-31

to 957s and Missouri. Kansas and Texas
general es were L higher at 80. New
York, Chicago and st. Louis first gold es were
steady at 10l u. and West Shore and Buffalo 6s we-c
up 4 at 76l2. East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia
incomes were down 1 per cent at 1884, Wabash
general 6s declined la to ~, and frsts Chicago
division off q at n. Denver, Rio Grande and
Western frsts were d higher at 1854 Mutual
Union sinking funds were MP 81 at 81.
The Stock Clearing Association on "Wednesday
will add to its Inst of stocks the following North
western common: st. Paul and Omaha common and
preferred. Northern Pacific common, Central
Pacific. Oregon and Transcontnental, Texas Pacific
Missouri, Kansas aud Texas, Wabash common,
%n h9 Gsnd keadng and ib
up to twenty-four stocks. This Clearing House is
meeting with such success that 1t daily is receiving
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
$400. 763. made up by gains of So S7 currency
and 1888, Isl coin Tho days transactions covered:
currency balance, 81. 497 1873 coin balance, $117-
136. $3.50. The new week has opened without change
In the local monetary situation. Money on call was
changes on New-York are unchanged.
The Clearing-Honse statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $91, 6S2 449; balances, t$4, O69
0S0
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received S443, 900 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. me customs receipts were S523, s24 and tue
internal revenue receipts $65S, 400.
There Is no change In the cond ton of the market
for the foreign exchanges; business is dull and
rates are rather more than steady at quotations for
business as follows: Bankers bills 81 50 and IA 81
for long and short respectively; 5224 and D. ID for
francs; 94i4 and 90 for reichmarks; 1873 and 4Ois
for guilders.
In London British consols were steady and
changed at 90 11-16 for money, and 1-16 higher at
99a4 for account. United States Clos are quoted
down Il at lO4s, Is 1-16 higher at l22 1-l8, and
4l2s uD l2 at 1853. American railways followed
the irregularities of Saturdays home markets the
changes IN either direction were small and insignif;
cant and the market was dull The Bank OF England
gained $4,000 bullion on balance: At Paris French
3 per cents were higher at 70O7l9. and sight ex-
change on London was easier at 80 francs to
the E.
ments of interest and dividends August 1 on the
usual varied list of stocks and bonds.
The gross earnings of the Burlington. Cedar
Rapids and Northern Railroad are reported as fol-
lows;
JAM lf T S iu g s stSa si55 stiS
The comparative business OF the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Railway Company is reported as follows
s:sH !; s$5G In: s
Net for month. ..... i4oo sll4o5s Inc ss2,67O
e Ss@TaT So Tune ao sessse Inc
Operating expenses lOGas9O ls6los1 Inc i972oo
Net for six months. s33522o s6s57Gi Inc. s2oC.SS5
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON. July so.-l29O m.-u $ four per cent bonds
I22 hycs. extended lOi. Atlanuc ana Great West
NswY YORK Ccnira II9r Iinnol. central. 1851 n Penn
sy anita Central 59's Mexican Ordinary llS Newfork
IoSToS July R-Er, ss ILLINOIS Central. 1854
and Western. 2Sis Milwaukee 81 Paul Common. 1862
LONDON July $1,000 np-rs MyIeo' 9p,e tnr9s
ARD exchange Louion At % francs 80 confines for
INC a%Ssa. ., bullion gone into the BANK OF Eng
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