New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-23

at 1876 Missouri. Kansas and Texas first consoiS
were 81 higher at 1861 st. Louis and Iron houu-
tain 5s were steady at Co. Ohio Central iTsts were
off / per cent at 67l2 New-lOrk, Chicago ana
St. Louis first Is were 81 higher at 90si, and West
Shore and Buffalo first gold IS We're mp i2 Mt a.
Chicago ST. Louis aud New Orleans 5s were on 4
at 1O5 and Michigan Central js sold at 100. East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia consol os were
u higher at 7212. and the incomes rose g
70 q. Chicago. Burlington and Quincy deben-
ture 5s were active at S9l9a0 90 DS9@i, against
S9l2 Saturdays last price. Union PacIhc hfsls
were up per cent at 114l2 and Central Paclnc
firsts were - higher at 1922. Texas and racine
incomes sold at so ex-divdend of scrip and iirSts
Rio Grande division sold up 70 72A0724 against
lilo Saturday. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were
Il higher at 223i after %, Northern Pacihc hrS'S
were barely steady at 102lld 1923.
The sub-Trcasury to-day gained on balance
1906, 2O7, made up by coin gains of Si3002O' ie'S
n currency loss of $i1.713. The balance also was
swelled by the issue of 500, 900 gold certificates
The DAYS transactions covered: Receipts, 81
5O3 49J: payments, 1905 ,2SS: currency balance,
So, s03 545; coin balance, 81 lS,2SS,142 -
The money market ruled steady at 1882 per
cent, with the exceptions ut } per cent. Inc Gus
ing rate was about 3l2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was
as follows: Exchanges, Sl73,01o'32l; balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $3.50 900 National bank notes for re-,
denption. Tho customs receipts were ,oS fVo't'-
and the internal revenue receipts TIoj,l33
The foreign exchanges were extremely quiet ana
quotations for business remain llnchang'1 ~ loI-
lows: Bankers bills ~ SID and 81 Sil2 for long
and short sterling respectively; 5;2i and o'Zl LOT
francs; O414 and % for TcchHarks; 35'4 ana ~
for guilders. 80 Ill., ~
1Ol SIG and l01 7-l6 for money and account It-
spectively United States bonds are quoted higher
If at for Los aud X AT l2j for the A. American
RAILWAYS were Irregular, hut generally were lower ;
the changes simply are the reflections OF hone
quotations At Paris, French 3 per cents were
down to 1918 aud sight exchange on London WIS
weaker al 1924 francs Ia the L. II
The laws of the State of Ohio require mat III
railroads within its jurisdiction shall make 10 IL an
annual report for each year ending June go. III
compliance with that law, the Lake Shore ana
Michigan Southern hallway Company recently ilsd
its report From that report Il Is learned hat inc
business of the company for the SIX months rom
January, to June 80 varied only trl1lng amount
from the conpany's estimated statement that was
printed i'm TIE TRIBUNE of June %. The net EARL
inps for that six months were $3,4sO5O1, III
stead of S3.541 S37 as estimated, and the hrst
charges were s. 179 $50. instead of ~ 500 OOO as
was estimated in statement of June %, leaving the
balance for dividends at $1,3l0,Ge2 against the
sum of 81 ,97S ,GGO which was paid ont Tor diVl-
dends for that six months. The balance sh'ft
as of June 30 1858, reported In the state OF ONO
compares with its balance sheet OF December 81
1882, as follows: