New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-24
OF Tennessee c0nprowlaS IT zSaS4S' q declns of
Of city bsnk stocks twenty-av6- ishares of

Of Tennessee c0mpfowlAS ct decline of
eur2 N ssg Sin i stocks Of
o well t .s sHs' bs s1 h q: %f I'll
the share market but generally there ere rss yRhs
Missouri KANSAS and texas senspa g. w
higher at 1873. st. Louis and Iron Noun.
i tam 9s 1--WE were up I Texas and Pacific
were 4 higher, and Atlantic and Pacific incomes
rose from 3Osi to 31l2a3l4. Boston, Hartford
and Ere hrsts advanced from "a to 347s03414,
York Chicago and st Louis irsts, os, were dull and
s 5 0 were 'n strong %s'' at SnS5S SR5 Bu een
trail and Hudson consols sold at 1905, New
York, Susquehanna and Western frsts at SI140S1,
New.lork Lackawanna and Western frsts at III,
and International and Great Northern Is at sc. st.
Paul frsts, Southern Minnesota division, firm at
1Osl2. Denver and Rio Grande cOnsols were better
at 81 l2. Kansas Pacific cOnSols were steady at 9o3,
Union Pacific tirsts sold at 1147sd115.
The Sub-Treasury statement to-day shows a loss
to lts general balance of $40 49, made up by losses
of So, 62G coin and $3.50 currency. The days
transactions covered: Receipts, $Si4.554; pay
ments, 1913 S70 currency balance, 81 6i5, 613 coin
balance Sll4,340O53. The monetary situation az
the stock Exchange continues to be one OF extreme
ease with rates for call loans at 2l293 per cent,
while little mercantile paper is negotiable as low as
per cent.
The Clearing House statement today is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $119,4S2,677; balances,
$4,1S1,1l7.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1868, 900 National bank notes for re-
demptiOn. The customs receipts were 1864, 5O7,
and the internal revenue receipts $322, $40.
There is little mercantile demand for foreign
exchange and not large demand from importers
OF securities; yet the demand is sufficient to hold
the rates strong. These facts show how fallaciOus
have been the calculations which were based only
upon an increase of merchandise exports and de-
crease of imports without an acknOw ledgment
of debt which already had accrued against
the country. Quotations for business are as fol-
lows: Bankers bills, $4 S4Sa and "a ssh for long
and short sterling respectively; 5193l and 5.17ls
for francs; 94s and 954 for reichmarks; 40 and
40l4 for guilder3.
la London British cOnsOls were steady at un-
changed quotations. 1O1 1916 for money ami
1O2 LII for account. United States bonds were ls
spcctIvely aud Il lower for the As at l2lS4 Amer
lean railways came quoted all higher
and IN some Instances so much go
as 10 mako the London figures relatively higher
than NeW-1orK's last evenings figures. Private
dlspa'c hes however, state that the market for
Americans is little moro than nominal and the
latest quotations show declines of 4 from early tg
urcs. AT Paris French per cents rose to SO.22l2
against 1890 yesterday, and sight exchange on
London at 20 27l francs to the {.
The governors of the Stock Exchange this after
noon voted not to adjourn tomorrow until the
usual hour of o'clock D. III.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
1881. 1882. 1888
f%#P's g ssss s5 5$S
CuEsAPEAKE AND OHIO
1881 1882 1888
M MS@ReT Of s227s92 s2e74iss} s27aSS5599
Jan. to April 3O.....-.-.. sO2752 s7O607 ll22,oU
EUROPEAN FISANoIAL Markets
LONDON. Nav 23-l2:30 p. m.-Atlantc and Great West
err hrst mortgage trustees eertinetes p Eric sos New
Western, 26' Milwaukee, and II. Pau Common
lOtil
LONDON. Nav $3.50 D. m.-Paris aiyicos three
~ francs o. confines FOR tho
LONDON. Nay 23-4OO n. m-AtiantiO ana Great West
trustees certificates 1876 Ere 50 L: New
Central. 1884 Pennsylvania Central J9J4; Reading
g. D. Mexican Railway, limited Odinary, l2J Milwaukee
II. Paul common, lOt
LONDON. May Z3-liOO D. m.-Pars adylccs quote three
50 francs u centincs the
exchange London at % francs - cenumes for
chcCAs.