New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-15

| West Shore and Buffalo hrst mortgage os
again were active and strong; they sold up
cs to 1884 aud closed at 1853 East Tennessee Fir-
ginia and Georgia cOnsol 5s were firm at 75isG7o
and Chicago and Northwestern debenture 5s were
steady at 93l Erie second consols were steady at
95s. Chesapeake and Ohio frSts series again
were opened at 100 for one bond; but the bdsf.
ness was done at 9909sIe; the currency Us were
active and advanced to 530524. ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain new 5s sold up u TO "a. Virginia
Midland incomes rose 1l2 to 81. Wabash general
Is were per cent higher at ~. Atlantic and Pa
cifc incomes after advancing 81 to 90 closed at
26lq. Texas and Pacific incomes were dull and
steady at sole and frsts Rio Grande division were
steady at 764076. Northern Pacific frsts were q
little better at 103l 20 1898.
The Sub-Treasury lost to-day on balance 96,96S,
made up by a currency loss OF SI366l less Q
c cSVers gam eefSs 81: Ss
POI currency balance, $6,4Ol, 500; coin balance,
The general rate for money on call was 2i9 per
cent; exceptional loans mere made at 3 aud at 2,
but the closing was rather firm at z per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day as fol-
lows: Exchanges, Sl29443,6l5; balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $50, 600 National bank notes for re,
demptiOn. The customs receipts were $627,932
and the internal revenue receipts $346,245.
The foreign exchange markets We're extremely
quiet and the rates for business steady fol-
lows: Bankers bills 81 SIsi and 81 s4 for long and
short sterling respectively 5.23ls and 520Ss for
francs; 9f's and 30 for reichmarks; 393i and 40
for guilders.
In London British consolsopened Is and LII lower
respectively for money and account. and later
coyed 1-l6 for both and closed at 10l3i for money
and 1918 for account United States As were Il
higher at 1854 and 4l2s were steady at HIS ex
interest. The quotations received for American
railways were meagre, and were simply reflections
of Yesterdays changes liz the home markets; some
were fractions higher and others were snail frac-
tions lower. The Bank of England lost Ct 300 ~
bullion on balance. At Paris French 3 per cents
rose from 7T.57l2 to 77SJ, and sight exchange on
London was easier at % francs TO the I.
The Governors of the Stock Exchange to-day adj
united to dealings at the Board the following secu-
rites:
Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad COmpany-Conso-
dated mortgage per cent bonds, due December l3Z2
for %, s60, 900
Pittsburg, Bradford and Buffalo Railway COuIpauyAn
additional 100000 OF first mortgage per cent bonds,
due April ], 1911.
New York West Shore and Buffalo Railway Company
An additional 100000 first mortgage 5per cent bonds,
due July l, 1881.
Chicago and Western Indiana Railroad Company-Frst
gage gold per cent bonds due November ], 1919,
for S},300,0OO and general mortgage gold per cent
bonds due December /, 1892, for $4,000 600 or me
retirement Of the amount OF the first mortgages
Southern Pacific Railroad (Of Arz0na)-First mortgage
ger bonds series A, due March J. 1909, iorS6OOO
000 and series b. due March l. 1910, for S4,OOO,OOo
The statement made to-day by the Manhattan
Elevated Railroad Company of its business Tor the
year ended September 80, 1883, compares with the
business of the preceding twelve months as follows:
Year ended -.
sept 30 lSs2 1900