New-York tribune., 1883-06-05
Bid. Asked.


Business IN State bonds was confined to sales oil
Tennessee compromises at 45 OF city bank stocks
German American sold at 90.
The speculative issues of railroad bonds shared
the fortunes of the share market, but the business,
which generally was small in the nterest-payers,
was done at full figures New-York Chicago and
Sf. Louis frsrs 6s were firm at 101 li01O1ls; New
York, Lackawanna and Western frsts 6s sold at
III, Nashville Chattanooga and st.
LOUIS frsts rs sold mt 11Sl20119,
Harlem consol rs at 12S a127a, West Shore
and Buffalo 5s at 7934G791s. Michigan Central 5s
at 1O37s, New-York Central debentures 5s at 103ls
and Burlington and Cedar Rapids irsts 5s at 100.
Erie second consols declined 80 to 953s, Canada
Southern 5s steady at 9Sas098l4 and st.
Louis and Iron Mountain 5s were up 4 at II. CHI
mond and DanvilIe debentures closed q lower at
63's. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were off per
cent at 354 and Texas and Pacific incomes were
down l6s at 6ias and frsts Rio Grande division
were d lower at S2loGS25s. Fort Worth and Den
yer frsts declined IS to 717s.
Inc sub reasury statement to-day shows a loss
10 It's general balance of $l89,393, made up of
losses OF Sl35S97 currency and $52, ,496 coin. The
days transactions covered: Receipts. $l,1s2. .236;
payments. Sl,37O,0 ,03O; currency balance, 81 $685.
OSo; coin balance. $1l3 119,1 100. There Is no
change IN the local monetary situation. Money was
easy at 2i2G3 per cent on CALL with the bulk of the
loans made at the highest rate. The dom site ex
changes on New-York rule steady; the quotations
at the places named are as follows: Savannah and
Charieston par to Il premium NeT-Orleans, $l
premium for commercial and 81 so premium for
bank 81. Louis 80 cents to 81 premium; Boston,
10 cents discount to par.
The Clearing House statement today is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $780, 772,37S; balances,
81, ,993,S41.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $396,c00 National bank notes for re-
denpton. The customs receipts were S052,263,
and the internal revenue receipts S793,17J
The foreign exchanges present no new features;
the markets are dull but rates for actual business
are il at the following quotations: bankers bills
81 S5l4 and 81 sS34 for long and short sterling
respectively; 519 and 5.l0i2 for francs; 04si and
95if for reichmarks; 4Ols and 409s for guilders..
In London, British cOnsOs opened higher ls for
money and 1-16 for account, but later reacted and
closed unchanged at 100 -i6 and 101 1-l6 for
are quoted % higher at 1052 is ls lower AT 12li2
and 4l2s unchanged at 114l2 American railways
all were higher IN response 10 the advances IN sat
urday's home markets. but the market was dull and
the best prices were not always sustained to the
close The Bank of England gained El9,OOO bull
ION on balance.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company (leased
and operated by the Delaware, Lacka wanna and
Western Company makes no reports OF its opera
tions except those required by law TO be made to
tho state of New-Jersey The following IL that
statement for the year ended December 81, 1882,
compared with that of the preceding year:
SSs:s 5sss4 5sg 90 inc inc jsS55
Net s,rnlnss... slGi7O0 1880 dee. si6o0o
Rental pad by u.
/. & V per ceut
on bonds AMI
stock .............. s2625,Oo0 s1Gc5.00O
Loss TO D. l. & W. sJT7.ysl s9Js OIL fac tIG06U
The gross earnings OF tho following railroads are
reported:
CHICAGO And NORrTwEsrERv
1891. 1892 1883.
!: +: ~ s:s.sS ss:5 5 s3.S2
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.
1881. 1852 lss3
Number OF miics .......-.. 3.S03 5.2l8 1893
FOURTH IN Aar-...... s5il ,2t2 t5606i9 sf97Oc0
ia % MAJ 81 --.-... J,Jss.J1O G5ll,I3S s.GjIOOO
HANNIBAL ASD IT. JOSEPH
1881. iss2 lsss
Fourth week IN May. sjl6S7 f53.2OD $4,000
Jan y May Jl-..-........ sI7.3g5 55746l 99l $50
~. LOUIS AND sAS FRAScrco
ISL lss2 lss3
Number ~ miles ........... 6H1 Hji T2b
To1rth wee. IN My. sgjO72 sss 700 800 700
jan. 10 Nay 3........... l2Ol4lT l252400 1886 200