New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-06
.ho % and an advance of d for the 4i2s and % Tor
tha A Annexed are the closing quotations.
MI fnntnre in STATE bonds was the decline from

The feature in State bonds was the decline from
,ort A075O 10 u in the Arkansas rs issued to the
r.rious railroads The reason for this decline IN
rr;css was the publication of Justice hlileTs
decision IN the case of the bondholdeTs against the
railroads The text of the decision has not yet Deeh
eeeyed bat from such teegraphic reports as are al
hand taken In connection vita what occurred on INC
orgp,uent n * supposed that the decision SIMPLY
denies the right of the holders OF the BONDS 10 o0
,ubrorated to the rights of the State which Is 'no
tyu,tee OF the line created by the law authorizing
the issue of the bonds. Justice Caldweh ul''0nOS
from Justice MilleTs opinion. so that rs 'ue C''o
nows,ands two Judges have decided ID i'Tol VI
bondbolLers and one Judge has decided as"lNo'
L., W. are informed that the case Will he ap-
pesled to the Supreme Court OF the Ch'ou "'",'e'
and streuuous efforts made TO advance II Oh 'n'o
calendar ~ AS to bring it to trial TINS "InIeI.
iouis,apa Consols sold at 70s, seller 50 days ana
ex-natured interest at 62Ss. Oh Cry DahA S'ocAS
Commerce sold at 1914 IL, 1900. e;ry,. oo,i,a
The market for railroad bonds was larry Ic,l'o'
h, 800 %Cara IRREGULAR. Ene second c0nsol5 rose
-, a9s ~ q4ll GQ4ls and first cOnsoi Is SOFA al
i1ii Missouri Kansas and lcAas RepeIai
1ncltEacas were y lower at 50. Cehu9i OF
HNoal4Is esSy consols declined q to ll2l2,
and Lehigh and "iikeS0dddre o GohsprS 6Tsf
Sllleu a. easier al 1884, West Shore and Buffalo
mi 81 we're active and strong up 10 I4'2 CACaIo'
~ Lnnis and New-Orleans D were steady AT lV2
anI Sfh'1Ggb , GAG Burlington and Quincy deben.
Ynre rs were unusually pressed for sale ana declined
from 922 to 81 LA 81 ono GeuGa , nS'S Slat
Line were no from ~ to 6Si2 6S anuiih ne incomes
said AT 20 aud iirs,s Ohio River DIVISION soid uD
40 81 ONO southern incomes sold al Z0@3 a."
New-York Chicago and 81. Louis hTSI Eoiu Us were
stroo r.r AZ 99l4q99ls StPaUl ana Omaha conSols
ccclined l2 10 1O9l2 Texas ana facllc incomes
declined from 81 20 90 and IecoSeLea 20 - anr
T6Is Atlantic and Pacific incomes nUcju1tGa Dy-
tween 24a23l4 and 25024si and Northern racine
trsts were well sustained at lO2'4O lO2. ,,
Ia nusnrss of the sub Treasury for the week
ending to might includes receipts oil E94II'0I anu
payments OF $l3 l25,6s3, making an aPpaiSn ioss
10 its balance of S37l3,92S ana IeaVlIS is oaduco
at 500 qg2 O23 against Sl24,7OJ,95l Oh SepeHl-
her 2S lie apparent loss for the wceh a. aheCine
lie banks is luOd.fe by items OF uahsItIS IN tLe
Tcceipts and payments ONLY S4OO'ooo 80
that tue real loss was IS, 2Oo,O-S. ne IeCe'PlH'
however, inciude $l,2SOOOO deposited WIN ms
Sub Treasury for payment IN gold ana silver GER
riGc4tes at Southern and Western SuD-lrcasunfS;
80 that the loss to the General treasury OF lhe
United States was S4,133OVO, 10 I9,9" taaus9o
mons incuded: Receipts, ~, DDS, t99i payments
SIPS CSC; currency balance, SO'Vol,ooo; com
balance Sll4O9O.4oS TIE money market to-day
,uIed easy at :Ia2i2. and finally AT per cent
The Clearing House statement today wa as i@i-
lows: Exchanges, 9lZZ, o5o'olo; o'la"00'' Pf'i''-
3l9. w .t...--. OH. .,,.
received $40, 900 National bank notes l3I red'iHP'
ton The customs receipts were $0JT Svt, anu lAe
internal revenue receipts S3I5.ooZ 49,,
The foreign exchanges continue dull WIN quota
+ioos for business fairly steady as follows ::
Bankers bills, 81 "a and 81 o44 for long ana
short sterling respectively; J24 ana OILS i"i
francs; g4l4 ana "a . for reichmaiks; o''4 ana
40 lOI guIlders. ~ 49,,
In London British c0nsols. without any apparent
resnI were lower and the difference between money
anI account was widened by decline OF IS to 100
T31G ion money aud Il decline Of l-l6 10 lOl l-IO
for account The quotations for Uuued States
bonds continue TO come greatly mixed! As cane
Uuotcd first at 1871, aud later at IZZi2.
ag9ipsr l22l2 Yesterday and 4l2S came quoted
o0Wu % al III and later at HIS American
RAILWAYS generally were hLher-resp5uSlye TO yes
Tel,lay), late advances in the home markets Al
PARIS French per cents rose from 1882 10
7SO2Ll. and sight exchange on London Was weaker
a 2527l2 francs to the Z.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
HANNIBAL AND 81. JOSEPH.
ISL 1882. 1883.
FOurh week in Sept ssAe $7114o 5s 81 5S 80
Jan. i sept 3d., l'O5J'3'o I'o44tE7 Ao'-''O'
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
Eg a2 Of m q Sept s27S 779 sa55s57 s4osY5
S3 tS S SEPT b. si224i6 9,O5GalG lOOo377.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
1892 1883. lSS5
o SP&S! vSeE s2o397e s2iss7 tG44?q
Jan sept o.. 2.uoO'3+Z 4,ooo'7oO O''"'''''
Imports of dry goods at New-York:
Entered at the port S22lia@6 S2%22lA s5ol!o
Thrown market go. 2268,S49 2l3I''0z TV'0''0'
Entered at the uot.... s5o$3S IGS37s927 gy5e592
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