New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-27
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State bonds neglected the business was
covered by small sales of Louisiana consols at 10
and Of Arkansas rs 10 Pine Bluff Railroad at 4U
There were sales OF city bank stocks.
The business done in railroad bonds included
only few issues and generally IN small amounts.
Erie first eonsol Is were off ls at 124s Canada
Southern first 5s were steady at &C. st. Louis and
lion Mountain new 5s were % higher at 10, and
West Shore and Buffalo first 5s wers
steady at 7212073072%. New-York, CHI.
cago and st. Louis first 6s-practicaliy
guaranteed by the Lake Shore Company-
were weak at 990o9l. Metropolitan Elevated
seconds were gp q at 90 East Tenns''ee
Virginia and Georgia consols were up y at
73i2. and the Incomes were steady at about
81. Richmond and Danville incomes declined
from 60 to 57@57 NarhTes5ern .ns sinN ing
sinking fund 5s were Oft Il at 1914. Chicago
Darlington and Quincy debcuture 81 sold at 81 i2G
9lSs. Denver and Rio Grande consots sold at So 50
aud tirss Western Extenslon, after selling at %,
closed at G6l2 Texas and Pacific incomes were a
higher 55li. and frsts RIO Grlnde division, de-
| chned from 77l2 10 7G34G77l4 Northern PACING
| iirsts advanced from 1924 TO 1925 GlO23
| The Sub-Treasury TO-DAY lost on balance S707,,
90, made mp by losses OF S7O4733 coin and 80 50
currency The loss TO the general balance. however,
| was reduced 100000 by an issue OF That amount
of gold certificates. The days transactions covered
Receipts, 81, 336. 779 payments. $l774,691; cur
rcncy balance, 1855, $50 coin balance, II ,OIO
! 035. The local money market continues 10 rule
| easy: the business in call loans was rather evenly
divided between and pig per cent, and at the close
| money was offered IN large amounts al per cent
| The domestic exchanges on Ncw-YOrk are practi-
| cally unchanged from the last printed quotations.
| The Clearinghouse statement to-day vas as iol-
lows: Exchanges, Sl2S, 339472; balances,|o,Zoo
! 3I6.
| The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received 1913 900 National bank notes for Tedemp-
ton. The customs receipts were S5I5 1876, and the
| internal revenue receipts $266 800.
The foreign exchanges were no more active
at higher rates. We revise quota,o for business
as follows Bankers bIls, IL S23i aud 81 oJ@4 Tor
long and short sterling resp ctfyely; ga and
| 5.21 for francs: 81 aud 04@4 Tor reichlnarks;
! 1854 and 40 for guIders
| In London, British consols were strong. and
closed Il hi cher at 101 3-l6 ior money AMI 1Ol 4
for account. United states 4l2s were 1-1G up at
| 1lGl2 aud Is were steady at l22S4 Tie quota
tons Tor American railways were lower Tor all
| except the Atanrc and Great Western issues. The
| Gcciine simply reflected Yesterdays bone market
The Bank of England gained f22G,0 900 bullion on
balance india CouacIi bills were allotted at an
| advance OF 1-lG per rupee. ~ Paris, french per
GEMS deciiuod from 1905 70 1850 francs.
The governors Of the stock kxchange TO-DAY nd
united 10 dealings at the board tue following secu
| rites:
CaaadI Southern Railroad-sccoad mortgage 3 per
bCgd7 due March l. 1913, iGr 10000 o.. -, ,,.,t
CIV aud Norfolk Railroad stock.
| Shenandoah Valley RarOdC-First MORTGAGE per
noItgsge per cent hOrds on. phi l. 1921 FOR O. II -
Oo0 of whicn 50 10000 reserved to retro nc ars
cumulative due January l, 1928. for -, 100000.
l. IS understood that tnr iOllnwnS statement OF
| the Ncw-YOrk. Lake Enc aud Western Railroad Tor
the month OF Juae. inciu les for june or TINS year
tue ne receipts from the operations ol the cas d
| Hne-Ncw- York, Pennsy lvaua and ONO atlantic
anu Great WrsterGl. The result IS an Increase OF
$500 SU2 IN the gross earnings; incrca,e OF SSH
| 900 in the operating expenses; ana q
decrease of ,T70.l39 IN the net earn cam
| ings from the month CT June, 1882
| For the niue months ended January 3, 1888, tie
increase IN net earnings l. only t2,3Gl, whicn goes
only ht!e way toward the increase o. = 0,ooo
IN net earnings predicted tor the year CT 1883 oy Il
| Wall Street pamphlet winch assumed IL tell tue
eaInnes of the company far ahead as 1855. The
| comparative statement IS Is follows:
@$.s. ' =s.j 3: Eas aGG 5Ss
5 &, Is m, ~ s:i@: l, sl7 Dee 1888
S SOTO iot e7 I HPe s 10 ssi
Net eam,ngs......... 4GOloj3 As IJll3 Inc $3.50
| The gross earnings OF the following railroads
| reported:
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
ISL ISL i ggs 1s $50,
6 IT. :s9 ss s953 s3!5ss3
| CHICAGO AND ALTON.
TsS .5P ssp 5 sPs3S 545 ssf 555sS3
ST. PAUL, m>SEAPoI5 AND MANITOBA.
% 10 n's s5 s sept s s&S ss5G
| LONG ISLAND.
| 1852 1888 Difference.
jam hp " 10 Sept = 49, l507o7 o5G5IS Inc liz 555
Tn following sales were made to-day at the Ex-
| change saosroOm
S. 100 United -tatcs per coupon bonds, 1907
so fHS is ~ eSn ics,5rs bond l0
| $1,000 cas- o. NewYorA per cent DOCK Bond regis
$1,000 Lon Uoe1 Conplny per cent mortgage bonds.
10 shares DEPOSIT Company oi u
s. sma os stand I'd IRE Insurance company iO 2
20 share, Nero lans Exchange gant ....-..-.-.--s7
100 shares rra4esaens SaiInh lank ~ q d
| u sI,1ses It. Paul ana duluth Railroad Company. pro
25 snare, Cincaltii Hamilton Daytoi iili.ro1d
ssTes mpirc City Ftre Insurance Comp :
81 PARK IRE insurance Company
20 sbar,s i:sgIo ~ Insurance company a , =
10 shares AmeFc-n Loan snd Irast Go5,pany -
$50 s:,icn Island Water suppl Company als mort
| glee perez coupon bond-. due 1911 In Best Nay -
100 h s Se. cr Lake iie AID Western Railroad
Company common JO'1
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Sept 26-l2:sOu m Consols. lU0ts money
ami the account Atlantic Great western inst
central 49, linS; CeaTi 1874 x. Fea9agly M Ball
GSaa 30 a nd we've %esetn ~ 'A'" 0'' "
oNDoS et s5o1 %I1 %oS ,2 9o ss 6 were
lIntc sud drst mortgage trustees ceh-
cafes a: DO mortgage. IA; Illinois CeEtTa 1872
| Pennsy vaal4 Isairoa OJ9: kelGHg 25Ssi Mexican
| Ordinary, 10 Paul Common. 1921.
| Ine amount o BllE VI England
balance to-day Is 422G.OOu
| TELEPHONE Dividends.
! LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 26.-At a meeting of
the telephone companies under the anagement OF the
Lowell syndicate this morning the following quarterly
dividends were declared: Maine III per cent, Boston
aud Northern per cent, Bay state IA per cent, subur
| ban Gig per cent, Union ] y per cent