New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-17

In State bonds the transactions were confined to
small sales of Tennessee compromise at Al. or city
bank stocks the sales included Merchants at 1904
and Fourth National a. $780,
The business done in railroad bonds generally was
in small amounts even in the speculative kinds the
transactions were comparatively light. Erie second
consos were 4 lower al %, and Canada Southern
lirsts we're off i at 9724 New-YOrk, Chicago and
st. Louis first gold IS were firm and g higher at
1902 Buffalo, New-YOTk and Philadelphia Us sold
at 1O2, Pennsylvania 4l2s at 96l2, Norfolk and
Western general 6s at 100, st. Paul 6s Southern
Minnesota division at 1OSle and Gs Southwestern
division at 1OSl and IS Pacific ard Western
division at o. and 81. Pau and Omaha consol 81
ar 109l. Central of New jersey income q brought
92l2G93. Toledo and Wabash seconds declined 10
oslo Missouri, Kansas and Texas general mort,
cages declined per cent to S2A Richmond ana
Danyillc debcnturcs were Il better but East en-
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Incomes declined = to
$685. Virginia Midland incomes rose per cent TO
90. The speculation in Atlantic and Paclhc IN
comes ilattened out $1,000 sold AT 3O4, decline
of b. Denver and Rio Grande consols sold at 0ol9
A9S. -
Tie Sub-Treasury to- day lost on balance $513,S23,
made up by coin loss of S6Oi,9S3, less currency
gam of %Gl 06O. The days transactions covered:
Receipts. S6l5 s2s; payments, 81 159,651 cur
rcncy balance -, j93 767; coin balance $ll4 az
662. Tho Governments custom and internal re-
ceipts are running very small AZ TINS ponti the
total receipts for four days, which include some de-
partmcnt transactions have amounted OhIy 10
S3.3i4 099. Call money at the Stock Exchange
to-day was extremely easy at 2G2l2 per cent the
supply is sufficiently abundant to permit or "A
manipulation to force low rates TOR real money
There material changes in the domestic ex-
The clearinghouse statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, Sl35,S14,ol7; balances @o,-
Tie United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1890 900 National bank notes for re-
demptlon. The customs receipts were T3'o'lff'
and the internal revenue receipts S3oGolZ, ,
The foreign exchanges remain very quiet, but the
rates are firm, and quotations for business are as
follows: Bankers bills, II s3' and 9i STA Tor
long and short sterling IcpcclVely; 0.2O'S ana
o. > for francs 94l2 and % for rclchmarhs; 40
and l0L for guiders. ,-,.
the difference between cash and account was main
tanned at a per cent, or per cent per anulm for
moneys the quotations are ~ LOT MONEY @H'
lO24 Tor account. United states 3i9S ana i IS
were Is m CHER and the Is were ls lower. quota
tons for American railways were measrc but i!ey
generally were L X higher lndIa Council bills
were allotted ut decline of 1-l0i per rupee. bar
81 yer declined to 30 Lied. per ounce. lars
French per cents were shade higher nj 1";o3
and sight exchange on London was up 10 -0.%oi2
Mcqsrs Taintor & Holt by advertisement IN an:
other column, offer for sale limited amount Oh
Rochester per cent water bonds. and also Denver
CITY Hall 6 per cent bonds.
The following securities to-day were sold az the
Exchange SalcsroOm: No.
$1,000 New York and Ehe Railroad COMPANY 34
September Accrued nicrr-t from lst March last co,
o.. 63S a..5, fl,. and W,.j rc.a, hallway 1T
Mortea-e5 pc. cent Bonds. due 1855. coupons on,
a.l..5- nv IAas >cv YorS 500 c.ch ........ ~
.utfr. hers ard urovrr- B4ns 40 each : 4Jt
a'I 81 ante Mutual Insurance COMPANY -.'p o loa
60 ,h.,e, VnI,m.o1rs City Insurance company. ora
65 shares Potter cooper Company. $50 cch loga
80 etlIc, Pacific Ijo Insurance 'omp.n' so '' Io'
-Ush'r', Kings county Insurance COMPANY - oo,t.
,a., sterling Jire Insurance comna'y 600 eaca $50
'r .r l lat on .s .' b 5 eh ,' Tor 900
$500 Mortgage OF Jane Grant Mann ann h",.''
Grant Mann ou p'onorty 80 Yorktown me-. Np
h,-.u Ia.r W,-tc. ester county New-lois, .-,
about Jon extent dated July . 0.',; lo' 7''
- 500 Nor gte. ~ James frrom aud liz" r. ~ s,-
ilfruTl dated october 81, l-i I.-.-. io' 800
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
,l"a Voc. . b sls2 .fii52se sl5 900
uAN>IHAL A>p j. Jos1rn ,
jan To- May Il -. 745Sj5 ojJ77a s,3.9is
The f. lowing ia the comparative statement Of
the business Of the Ncw-lork, Lake Enc and
Western Railroad Company:
o2 %a., ,.aior, ssa752 so sl5,Goe. = si2gsiS q
Wolain. expenses ll4t9fj 90 lis ,'jj - 9'.ouV -
Set e,ruines... s.,-.os, 50 s5o1ol5 o. s5i.5-7 OF
oct I 10 march 81 - ,,
Gro.,ea,aia.. so4s.'930 = s2s2lga o. SAILED 80
Working ~ .su-es 6.teollGll 6"i7o2' % %79o7 ~
Ne, earnings s2.595s.i 10 s2ss7o65 ~ s292.sJl 81
EUROPEAN FGNANCIAL NABHErS
LONDON. Nav lG-l230 y NJ = four per cent bonds
l9.ai Atlantic ana GREAT st mortgage trustees
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