New-York tribune., 1883-06-15
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Business in State bonds was connnou W seio' Va
Missouri 6s 1885 at 109i9 and 1887 at llOl. There
is good demand for the Arkansas rs issued 10 the
various railways but no business was ehecteo tne
quotations for the asking prices ranging from %
to %, are for one or two bonds. There were no
transactions in city bank stocks.
The business In railroad bonds was well distrib-
uted but generally 1t was in small amounts. Prices
generally were strong. Canada Southern IS were
feature of the dealings In that they advanced to
1902 West Shore and Buffalo 5s were steady at
sOl40S0ls. New-York, Chicago and st. Louis gold
6s were a shade easier at 1918. Lake Shore
second consol rs sold at 119l2011 119s4. Frs second
consos sold at 96l2@96L, and closed at 96i2 bid.
Ohio Central 6s were stronger at s90SS@. MIS-
souri,. Kansas and Texas general mortgages closed
Is higher at 63li after SO. st. Paul hrsts Pacinc
and Western division were Il higher at 967s and
Alton and Terre Haute dividends were firm at 81.
Denver, Rio Grande and Western first 6s, interest
guaranteed by the Denver and Rio Grande, sold at
from 645s 10 650047s and frsts Rio Grand
division advanced from S434 to 50 5l20o5A. Atlantic
and Pacific incomes declined to 34l2. and fort
Worth and Denver iirsts were strong up to TO-
The Sub-rreasury to-day gained on balance
SLIGO 143, made up by gains of $l66, l35 currency
and 1894, ,0OS coin The days transac Lons 8 covered;
Receipts, 81, $50. .533; payments, YS09,3S9 cur
rency balance, $S,102. .1S9; coin balance, $ll3,-
7O9.356. Money at the Stock Exchange Is ia
ample supply ana lne rate to-uay iVi Oalt i"an'
ranged from 3 to 2l2 per cent. The domestic ex-
changes on New-YOrk at the places named are
quoted as follows. Savannah, par TO n premium;
Charleston par TO Il premium: New-Orleans. oog
10 cents premium for commercial ana @l oO
premium for bank; Chicago, 6O07O cents
premlum So. LOUIS, 90 cents premium; Boston,
25Q20 cents discount.
The Clearing House statement to-day IS as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $114, 493,S ,S0S; balances, S4'3O3-
153.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $52S. 900 National bank notes Tor re-
demption. The customs receipts were SIao' o'l4|'
and the internal revenue receipts 500, ,6l2;
The foreign exchanges are dull there Is LITTLE de-
mand aud no Olerngo of bills other than OF CONNER
cial, which are quickly taken up by banks to cover
for business as follows: Bankers bills, S4 ooA
and S5 so for long and short sterling respectively;
5.I9 aud 5.16l2 for francs; 942i and 954 for
rechmarks; 40ls aud 4O5s for guilders.
1 he governors OF the Bank OF England at their
Tegu ar meeting to-day made no change IN the
banks minimum rate for discount and IL remains
at per cent. During the week the bank gained
1859 900 bullion and the proportion OF lts reserve
10 its liabilities was raised from 354 70 3J4 per
cent against Al "a per cent at this date last year.
To-day the bank made a further gain OF sl7OOOD
bullion on balance. The weekly statement OF the
Bank OF France shows losses of 34O0,0OO francs
gold, and 075 900 francs silver Az the London
Stock Exchange British cOnsOls improved g. ana
closed at 100 o for money aud 100 1915 Tor ac-
count. United States bonds were unchanged.
American railways generally were higher, IN re-
spoDse to yesterdays prices IN the home markets,
and they closed at the best figures AZ Pars Ftench
3 per Genus rose from 79.32l2 to 79.4Ii2 francs.
The gross earnings OF the ST. Paul, Minneapolis
aud Manitoba Railroad arc reported as follows
1881 1882 1893.
Number Nun r o. TlIss Ia ssosss s2ogsl slsas
Jan TO June 7........... l552siS 297B.2T 553o'olS