New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-28

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I. 5. cur 6s 1895. 1901 -.
State bonds were dull and without feature. And
of city bank stocks the sales included only America
at 1853.
The market for railroad bonds generally was dull
and weak but in few instances an advance was
realized for small lots, and there a special ac-
tiyity in the West Shore and Buffalo first gold 5s,
which declined sharply from 1855 TO 1873, without
the assignment of any particular reason Missouri,
Kansas and Texas seconds l per cent higher
at &C. and the general 90 rose u to 81 Erie
onds were Offa Il at SO, and Canada Southern first
5s were u easier at 9S. Ohio Central firsts sold
at 6sG6712. Metropolitan Elevated firsts ac-
tive and advanced Il to 1924. There was o
notable sale S1OO,0OOl of Central and
Hudson consol rs at 1919; New-York, Chicago and
st. Louis first Is firm at l03l2, and Louisville
aud Nashville general IS steady at 90. st.
Paul consOs were easier at 124l4, and rsts of Wis
cOnsin and Minnesota division sold at 925s0927s
Northwestern debenture IS up ls at 93, aud
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy debenture Is were
steady at 023l. Denver and Rio Grande consOls de-
clined per cent TO 90, and Kansas Pacific consOls
were Il lower at 0S7s Northern Pacific rsts adj
Xanced to l064 1904 Texas and Paclnc hrsts'
Rio Grande division, were OH from 1914 10 10G I01,
and New-OTeaus and Pacific frsts We're up g to
80: Union Pacific collateral trust IS sold Mt 30.
The Sub Ireasurys operations yesterday and to-
day resulted in loss on balance of @l, lob,
made up by currency loss of Po7,792 and coin
loss of s ,654 ,3OI; but the apparent loss WAS
1854 900 less than the real because of the increased
issue of gold certificates TO that amount. To-day's
operations covered: Receipts, $2,57s,oG3; pay
ments, S3,33O,9+7 currency balance, $5SJ0,524;
coin balance l15,7s0,I7G.
Money to-day on call was just shade harder and
the rates were 2Q2l2 with few exceptional tran
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $39,o3l,5l2; bal;.nces,
Tie United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 81 l., 900 National bank notes for re-
deinptiOn. The customs receipts were 81 PA,
and the internal revenue receipts Sl49,JS
The foreign exchanges were dull and steady.
Quotations tor business stand rs follows: Bankers
bills, 81 S24 and ~ 50 for long and short sterling
respectively; 5.22as and 5.l30s for francs; 94Ss
and 954 for reichmarks; 1913 and lois for
In London, British consols, compared with LAST
Saturdays figures, were Is higher for money and
Il6 mgner Tor account, ootn closing at lOi li-Io:
United states bonds also were Lilo higher Is az
1876 and 4l2s ut 116 1915. American railways
generally were small fractions better, but Canadian
Pacific Wabash preferred, and Denver and Rio
Grande of u aud ls per cent respectively.
At Paris, French per cents declined to 1920
francs.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway Com
pany, on and after December l, will pay the in
terest due on its general mortgage Is on the
Iebo and NcoshO first mortgages, and on the
East Line and Red River first mortgages.
The Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad Company
advertises its intention to issue new second mort
gage bonds and offer to its stockholders $20000O0
of the issue at 10 per cent.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads arc
reported: ,rtips
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND oM,HA.
: & s35s s
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
S !: 81 J!g5s i:
ST. PAUL, MSNEAroLIs AND MANITOBA
S S.s@s g3s; a:S 1 sss$
The Pennsylvania Railway COppanys Official
statement for the month of October, 1883 conf
pareS with same months, 1882 and 1881:
HS9's g october 5:'5 sss5ss;s
Net earnings. .sI,s55O33 s2,OiO7l2 s32iOi5o
The following compares the total results of the
business of nine mOnths-Jannary L to October 81,
Including the profits over rentals and ~ charges
of the leased lines west of Pittsburg and Ere:
Jan to oct 81 90 Issl ls sqo A., -nS 81,
Operating expenses. 2l,o0l34 24,966'Il 23559,ll
Net earnings OF the
burg and Erie @ sl475Os3s sl55S2GGI s6.2s3,lA
leased line, 49,. 974se1s l,5soos5 l,ies.5os
yaRa Railway ~ sl7494 O51 sI7I63GiG sI7,30lG47
Exports of merchandise at New-YOrk:
For S s5SS 77S st ts4 s5s5Ss
Total since jan L. las S3I2G7O6GO sS.s25slOs
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Nov 27l2So mAtlante And Grrat Vast Sas
York Central, l2Oi Mexican Ordinary, 14i Canadian
@@consos lOi llI0 both money aud the account
Atlantic and Great Western hrst mogage trISSs SeTt,
Central III Ii Mexican Ordinary, 1874; 81. Paul Common
Paris avccs quote per at II francs 20 GEN.
times fur the account