New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-16

advanced more slowly from 90 10 g. Oregon and
Transoontinental Is. in sympathy with the advance
In the kindred shares, from 80 to 92l2. Union
Pacific rsts were dull but they recovered from 1O9
to 112l2. closing al the highest point for tho day.
Fort Worth and Denver City frsts at the opening
were per cent lower at So, but they quickly raj
lied to 67i2 single bond fetching 67s4- East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia IS sold in q small way
at ~, against IT'S at last previous sale. Among
other issues which scored losses, Chicago. Burling-
ton and Quincy debenture IS were unusually active
at 80. decline of 3sa per cent Some Of the St.
Paul divisional issues fraction lower. Allan
tic and Pacific incomes advanced to "a. but closed
only L higher at 23l2
The Sub-Treasury gained on balance to-day
S1,723, 500, made up of gains IN currency OF
S955,9I5 and in coin of S767 754. Included IN the
gains was S5S0.0OO issued in gold certificates.
The days transactions covered: Receipts,
SZ.o4O,o53 payments, $S17,3O4; currency bal
ance. 81. 742,5 80; coin balance, $119,53S, S36.
Money ruled at per cent, with exceptional loans
at 8 and at the close at pig per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows; Exchanges. $163,4S4,157; balances,
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received $273,OOO national bank notes Tor re-
demption. The customs receipts were 1928, 047,
and the internal revenue receipts 1899. 1877.
The market Tor foreign exchanges was dull and
heavy, affected evidently BY large offerings of bor-
follows; Bankers bills, 81 50 and $4 So for long
and short respectively; 5.23l and 620os for francs
94is AMI 947s for reichmarks; 1888 aud 1913 for
guiders.
In London, British consols further declined lie
to 80 1915 for delivery and ls to 100 Lie FOR
account Among United States bonds the los were
unchanged, but the As were quoted at 12l01207s
ex interest. AS these bonds should not be inter
est for month"; the latter quotation Is undoubtedly
an error. American railways opened higher and to
the close of business steadily advanced The i'm
provement was most marked in New-York Central,
which rose per cent to 1888. and in ST. Paul.
which rose from 1914 yesterday to 1898.
Atlantic aud Great Western iirsts advanced
from 40i2 10 IS. Central Pacific was not much
eral the market was strong, closing at the highest
decentralization IN prices yesterday remarkably
sharp. The Bank of England gained f70,00O on
balance to-day. At Pans the BOurse was closed on
account of the day being a holiday.
Coupons OF the Pend d'OTeIlle division bonds of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, due Sep
TENDER l. will be paid oil presentation at the oi11cs
oil the company Oh that date.
The following securities were sold to-day at the
Exchange Saiesroon:
10 shares sixth Avenue Railroad COMPANY go y
70 SHARES Mammal fIe lnsufai COMPANY 50
~ s~ Leather Manufacturers Naouai sank 10
81 shares Grsnd -trest and street kail cad
hares Continental Insurance 80
Sl2uOp Newl OK and Atlantic Hs road COMPANY first
900 shares New ora susqurh and Western Raj
road Company. pa lGls
81 UOU Peoria AID Pckln Union Railroad Company first
mortgage pes cont Ucn 10