New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26

currency g. decliped 70 a. New-York, Chicago
and st. Louis first IS were up y ct l0l, and West
Shore and Buffalo Be- were 6rm at 764076 East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia b were up par
cent to 49, and incomes were steady at 33. Reading
rs convertible sold at rs. st. Paul and Omaha rsts
Southern Minnesota Division, easier
at 1861 Manitoba frsts sold at 1919.
and consol g. ut 101, and Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and Western firsts at 101. Denver
and Rio Grande consols were OF
30 at 80, and frsts Western Extension were down
ss to 7Gis. Texas and Pacific incomes declined from
60 to 59ls'@59l4s and frsts Rio Grande division
were up 1s at 49, Northern Pacific rsts were steady
at 1045s0 I04l2. Oregon Short Line 0s sold at
1OOI20lOO7s. and New-Orleaps and Pacific 6rsts
at s47s0s5. Mutual Union Telegraph sinking
funds declined u to 75l2.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance
$6S1, 676 made up BY gains OF $70,203 currency
and SOL ,473 coin. The days transactions COW
cred: Receipts So, 26l ,873 payments $l,579997s
currency balance $7,605 1872; coin balance S1l7.-
379. CO., Tho local money market reflects super
abundance of money to loan on call to-days rates
were 2@1i2 and at the close large sums were
offered at tho lowest rate named The domestic ex-
changes are unchanged.
The Clearing House statement to-day was a. fol-
lows Exchanges, 500, $50, 2o2; balances, $685.
900.
The United Statos Treasury at Washington to-day
received $4,000 National bank notes for redemp.
ton. The customs receipts were T9ll,9l5, and
the internal revenue receipts S2G9.9o3.
There is no change IN the markets for foreign ex-
change. The feature Is that OF stagnation, but
rates are steady and the commercial bills maturing
are easily absorbed. Quotations for business are
as follows Bankers bills, u 1914 and 81 81 for
long and short sterling respectively; 5.224 aud
$40 for francs; 944 and 80 for reIchmarks;
1919 and lois for guiiders.
Inc London market for British consols
steady and unchanged at 30 1l-18 and 80 1916
respectively for money and account. United States
GIGS were steady at 1042. the l2s were 1-16 lower
at and the Al, IL correctly quoted were up at
1918 N. American railways were from a 70 u per
cent higher according to yesterdays changes In the
home markets. The Bank of England gained
E50, 900 bullion on balance. India Council bills
were allotted at 1-18d. advance per rupee. Al
Paris French per cents were shade higher at
70.02I2 francs
Messfs. TaIntor Il Holt OF this city and Messrs.
Wilbur, Jackson IL Co. OF Providence, X, l., advsr-
tise for sale a limited amount OF the Denver City
Railroads. per cent gold bonds due IN 1901.
The gross earnings of the following railroads arc
rep0rted
CHICAGO AND NoRrHwEsrERs.
F fs;s 1.:. q 'E55 . -: -
Ian 20 July l032j.6s2 lls5l6l7 l2.23ss76
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Hs%|;S & IL ssS ssS5 , s
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.
LONDON Jgly 25-l2;so m1ETie s5'; New 5 S csa
LoSDoS. JAW 2512,so D. rn.-P4rls thr.sl
per S SS ren july oo aInd eoSSci bills %e1s al
iOtea teay 90 an advance OF s per rupee ., cen,
boads i5 Atlantic aSS t,eat wessrp mist
SsSra to 5 E k sS 2 aeIa ons1y
1894; New-h orK. ontario and western 2o's
IAN. I9S a@9sns 90 eg !. SS7s into ' HAah
Bar 10 QaoIed at 5O7rgL per ounce.