New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18

Texas aud Pacific incomes sharply advanced from
SO to 81 TO SO, sales of $50. O0O and frsts Rio
Grande division from 76i2 to 78l2977 7sG7
Atlantic and Pacific incomes were up 1i2 at 27i2,
and Forth Worth and Denver frsts were per cent
higher at II. Oregon and TranscontInental firsts
were up q at % and Northern Pacific rsts were u
higher at 103as- Denver and Rio Grande consols
rose per cent to S6i2 Ohio Southern firsts sold at
S1@S2 and the incomes at Is, and closed 20 bid.
st. Louis and Iron Mountain 5s further recovered
to 72l2. and a large business done in West
Shore and Buffalo first IS at 74A075 and New
York, Chicago and St. Louis first 6s were up to 100.
New York, Susquehanna and Western rsts sold up to
s024 Richmond and Danvie debentures were 2
per cent higher at 81. Small transactionsin Read
ing bonds are noted: Consol 5s first series at 70i9'
and second series at 65i2 and general Is at 90.
Northwest sinking fund debenture IS brought 81,
and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy debenture 5s
cold at 92. Mutual Union sinking fund 6s were up
3l2 at S212.
The business of the sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes receipts OF So,5S6,Zoo
and payments OF S6.251.611. making an apparent
gain to its balance of So 1874, $40. and LEAVING Its
August 10 And after deducting from the pay,
ments 81, 600 and from the receipts ~ 700 OOo
for items which represent exchanges ana transfers
the Treasury actually gained S3,36S GU. 10
days transactions covered Receipts, 81 81 ~
payments, 1892, 047; currency balance, $751; 400
coin balance, $120.35S, 104. The foregoing indl-
Gates that the bank statement of averages To-
morrow will show decrease in the total reserves.
The money market to-day ruled easy for call loans
at ga per cent-an indication that the recent de-
cline in stocks has not induced any new invest
ments of capital. In the domestic exchanges on
New-York the rate at st. Louis and Chicago has
declined 10 80 cents discount.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. $13i396,352; balances
S5,OO7OS1
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes LOT
redemption. The customs receipts were S5i2,o"3
and the internal revenue receipts $370,274
While the foreign exchange market continues
DALI its feature to-day was that short bills W ere
relatively weaker than long sight. We revise quo
tatiOns for business follows: Bankers DIS
81 SO and 81 S5a4 for long and short respectively
524as and 5.21 7s for francs; Gals and 94si for
relchmarks; 1898 and 1873 for guIlders. -.
In London British cOnsolS opened steady, Dnt
later declined Is to 90 10 l6 for money, while Tor
account the quo alton is unchanged nc 100 3-l6 ~.
United States As are Is higher at 122ls and 4i2s
are Il higher at 1143s ex coupon. American rail-
ways were irregular, with small changes, except
for Illinois Central. which was up - per cent to
100 and reacted to 1924. Bar silver Is lsd. higher
at 80 9-16I. per ounce. The Bank of England gained
on baIance IS 900 bullion. AT Paris French D per
cents declined TO so francs.
The gross earning Is OF the following railroads are
reported
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.
second August .ai ss ,s s2s5SSS
CHICAGO AND SOUTHWESTERN
ISL 1882 1888
,-,,,ho, of trues sOT 33l0 5000
s.cnn% 10y In tngnst sl2g5OD SI7l 800
Ion i tn AM ., l35lS4l7 l30JOl76
ST. PAUL, MISSEAr AID MANITOBA
1871 1892 1893.
Number OF miles,. 800 VIZ 'II5V1
First week IN August SlOllOJ Slgn.OJV Edge.--,SS
Jan. 10 AuS L.. 2,43GS1S S,OI0,O@e 4o'o''oI
Imports of dry goods at New-York:
FS,ss at s1s5e5s sSs35 's s5
Jan. -, q, IN
Thrown market. 1J.14423b eoGIZ,zlO sVO5llVs