New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-17

of "a at Of, and Chesapeake and Ohlo
Hrsts, series B. were off 90 at 95, and cur
rency IS were Q per cent lower at AZ. Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg frsts were easier AZ
644984 st. Louis and Iron Mountain os DO
clined from 70 to 70la. West Shore and Buffalo Do
were per cent lower at 74Hs974s4 New-1orH'
Chicago and St. Louis first IS were q better al 90
Richmond and Danville debentures fell 2'5 10 o.
and East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia os were
off 1 per cent at &c. Northwestern gold consoi 10
sold nj 12e and the per cent sinking funds were
nm 3. at 1919, Texas and Pacific incomes declined
from 53a4 to 52G52lQ, and frsts Rio Grande divls-
ion were 50 lower at 71a0717s. Atlantic and
Pacific incomes declined from "a to 22h0224.
Nortbern Pacific were easier, if not weak, at lOZ4'
Mptual Union Telegraph sinking fund 5s fell per
cent to 93l2. 1910
The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance $S4S,-
AL made M by a coin gain of 1872 747, less cur
rency loss of $24713. The days operations COW
cred: Receipts, 81 1877, 461; payments, S939,OZo;
currency balance, ST. 1O3,4 SS; coin balance SliH-
! 119O2s The local money market was inactive
and the rates for call loans ranged from to "a
per cent. A good proportion of tho business was
done at g. some few exceptions at =, and the last
rate lo-Tehcctcd offers to lend after every oHc
! had been supplied at the higher rates. 80
| The CIeoTinp-IIouse statement today was as
! follows: Exchanges, $l39,472,SGl; balances
@?fIbe tinted States Treasury at Washington to-
dav received 1903 600 National bank notes for re-
| demptiOn. The customs receipts were 9'V%'o-o'
! aud the internal revenue receipts Sl5I,ZH.
| The foreign exchanges were dull and steady at
unchanged quotations for business, as follows;
Bankers bills, 81 S1l2 and ~ $40 19r long h f
| short sterling respectively; 5.21 and 62l IoIT
! francs: 01I4 and 80 for rcichmarks; 304 ana Az
| for guilders. ,ih. Aha
price for money was mp H. at 101 ZIG, and for ac-
| rount il was up 1-lG, at 10l GIG. United STATES
bonds followed yesterdays advance IN the nome
market and were a higher, nj l24's Tor IS ana IlS
! for los American railways were lower all aTOunu
and ended af thc lowest quotations Of the day Bar
silver was LII higher at 80 l5-l6d per ounce 10
/ Rank OF England lost on balance tJ5OOO. Atfafls
! French 3 per cents were iiuner at 1910 francs.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
FStwccE in october $t23 o$S st727 o555S9SSjiii
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
s sl3 sS sSS3 ne Inc isi5
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
s G,I week IN october s524s slSl2o9 sl5iG5oo
! Jan. to oct. H. 4'-U'''' oo''"'' '''''''
! Exports Of merchandise at Ncw-YoriH
For the week s7laIe2 eIGs9gg g ii I2 }5G
TotaI since Jan sSos40JS67 s27OO25 7oGt2s2 9Ot74G
! EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
royroy oct 1g-lgaO p. m-Atlautlc and Great Western
frst mortgage trustees Ccriihc4o' ag % seia mGTiga4
iu!-ie'S C,Ii'I,,'l ~ ppnsy'ya1ia G03 Reading
-. McHican Ordinary -1 Nr"-ioS, Ontasio and west
'IIcgf5 Oct p -ragis advccs quote three peg
cent rrutr- ~ - francs Tor TIE 1.'nnn , p, -