New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-25
As were advanced % per cent. Annexed the clos
ing quotations.
Nothing was done in State bonds beyond sales of

AoOV.sASt
Nothing was done In State bonds beyond sales of
$4,000 Arkansas rs to Central Railroad at SAL. OF
city bank stocks, Fourth National sold at 1870.
The market for railroad bonds developed no
special activity, but there was general improve
ment in prices Eriesecond cOnsols recovered 81 to
94l2 and Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg IS adj
vanced from 64ls to &c. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas seconds were up a at 52l2. Chesapeake and
Ohio frsts series b, sold up q to 952iand currency
IS were Z higher at 46l2. Ohio Central frsts
were up u to SO, and frsts River divi-
sion, sold at 35, and the price was bid. West
Shore and Buffalo IS advanced y to 7434. East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia IS were "a higher
at 70 and the incomes rose from 81 to 29li. Rich
mOnd and Dauville debentures were steady Mt SO.
Central and Hudson debenture IS sold at 1854
Midland of New-Jersey frsts at S9l2G 90, and Lafay
ette Bloomington aud Muncie first 6s at 80. st.
Paul cOnsOls were up 81 at 1929. Northwestern
debenture 5s sold at 059i, and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy debcnture 5s were mp "a at 90GS9Si
Wabash general mortgage Is were y higher at 67l2
Northern Pacific irsts 7s to 103. Atlantic and
Pacific incomes rose ls to 24la and Texas and Pa
eiGc irsts, Rio Grande division, advanced from
sinking fund 6s rose from 73a4 to rs.
The Sub Treasury to-day gained on balance
4 com ca made az ~ 9y a gain less
reduced by the retirement from cash Of $665 900
of gold certificates. The days transactions
covered; Receipts, 81 ,1s3,752; payments, 81 SO3,-
354; currency balance, $6,77S,662; coin balance,
$11S,604. $50
The money market for call loans was irregular;
early transactions were made at per cent, tho
bulk of the business was at per cent, and at the
close per cent was the rate.
The clearinghouse statement to-day was
as follows; Exchanges, $l42,424,5so; balances,
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received S407, 900 National bank notes for re-
demptiOn. The customs receipts were 5000, $40
and the internal revenue receipts $780, 1858
The foreign exchanges were dull, but the markets
were rather frmer without change in quotations
bills 81 81 and ~ 81 for long and short sterling
respectively 524 and 5.21 for francs; ga and
80 for reichmarks; 3934 and 40 for guilders.
In London British cOnsOls unchanged at
101 5-l6 and 10l ZIG for money and account re-
speCtively. United States bonds were steady.
American railways opened higher and further adj
vanced in response TO the home markets but the
prices generally below those Of our market The
Bank Of England lost $4,000 bullion on balance.
At Paris French 3 per cents advanced to 1880
francs
The Governors of the Stock Exchange to-day adj
mitted to dealings the following securities:
Milwaukee, Lake shore and Western Railway Company
An additional $4,000 first mortgage q per cent
bonds. issued upon 80 09-l00 miles Of new road.
Philadelphia md Reading Railroad Company Deferred
and entitled TO interest only after payment Of per
cent the company stock at the rat" OF to
with the COMMON stock.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company-An additional
S375OOO0 of general first mortgage bonds, making the
total issue listed 900 17O9 800 miles Of road
CHICAGO, ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha Railway
Company-Au additional $4,000 OF consolidated mort
per cent bonds due in $780, issued upon 81 6lOO
miles Of new road
oregon short Line Railway Company additional
I5Oo0oO OF nrs mortgage per cent bonds and 5000
900 In shares Of capital stock.
Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Paul RAILWAY Company
An additional 81 100000 Of the first mortgage per cent
bonds the Chicago Pacific and Western division issued
on IS miles of new rond.
Chesapeake. Ohio and Southwestern Pacific Railroad
Mortgage 30 year bonds due August |, 1911,
bearing per cent interest TO August l. 1857, aud there
after per cent The mortgage securing the bonds
the railroad OF the company constructed or 10 be con
s,rucied. between Louisville and Memphis, distance OF
about 400 miles. together with the appurtcuant property
leased frou the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pJuy and issued at the rate Of $4,000 per mile upon
The railroad and branches owned and operated by tue
company between the sald points rive hundred u s,td
bonds reserved 10 be delivered fast rs the $500
coo bonds Of the Paducah and Ezabethtown Railroad
The Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
ka%ay C"lHRay m End nav it con ho1d:
under the operation Of the sinking fund.- provided for
In the Oiyinal ISSUE has authorized John y stewart
of the United States Trust Company, NewGork, To stamp
the bonds presentation rs follows: Pursuant To the
terms OF an between the company and the trs
tees dated the 2-h day Of APRIL 1880 and at the re
quest of the holder thereof this bond is released the
operation Of the sinking fund provisions In u mentioned
The Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
Iii pat"g counnnv nv IoIm A stewart its agent
The asked the Stock Exchange hereafter 10 nave
the bonds called consolidated bonds and TO require all
bonds be stamped required 10 make them proper
delivery. The governors very properly decline to make
the acceptance OF the waiver compulsory on the bond
holders but do order that they he designated hereafter as
follows viz: Those stamped released from sinking lnd
provisions TO be called consolidated mortgage bonds ;
those without stamp 10 be called consolidated mortgage
sinking fund bonds
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SalesIOOm.
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