New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-16

state bonds were dull with sales of Alabama class IA
! nj 80 and OF Missouri "a 1877 NJ 1Oiia. Ofoy bank
/ s;ncki iradrsmens sold az ~ 100.
! Tho general bu.lncs, In rallroad bonds was oven
smaller than II was Yesterday but there was more &c
sympaihctc with the inrroy In Tho share market
Erie second runlps from 81 10 0la and closed ~
! 52N 12A Missouri Kansas aud TofH llrSt consos
were M pcr cent ut tOlit; the general 6s advanced
from ~ ~ 10 20 dGs aud the 5s were no per cent ~
| 5ILa5l Rome. Watcitowu aud Ogdonaburg ronsol %
were ~ higher At o. Canada southern irsS % were =
better ct "a and the second logc per '[ni TO- ~, h"s
90 Wca Shore aud Buffalo - were exceptionally weak
rnriar conaols wsrr dnll nj 05ld06. Northwestern
sinking fund o. were ltclelcr ut lO', nnd the dr'h
wrrc % o =, NJ H7 hut The al. II" trandc division
| per cent higher at 10 Northern RACINE hiH'H
The snb Treasury to-day lost oil balance S232oid.
made mp by coin los, Of R21.,7iO css currency gam
rii03,GsOi payments Til2G5dGi currency balance
S0GlG,i70; coin balance Tl2o3psoi6.
The local money market at the Stock Exrhahge t3uHy
Was shade harder In that fair amount OF call loans
made at - per cent The domestic exchanges are
practically unchanged from last quotations except at
BOSTON, where NewNOrk checks are at l3Gl7 cents dls
count ,-,,.
The Clearing House abatement to-day was as follows
Exchanges S7O,2iJ, 1853; balances, F3,3J9,2OS.
Tho United states Treasury az washington today re-
The customs receipts sos 7OJ, ana the Internal rev
cnue receipts were S23O,3S2. ,s.
less except that in the absence OF a mercantile
remarkably fine Quotations Tor business are
follows: Bankers bills 81 s3& and 81 s5a for long ana
sterling rcgpcctYeF; 32O's ana OlN" lTdnCS
p and % for richmaI6s 4Ols and 4Os for sldcrs
In London British CsnsOls were lower or yesterdays
quot ltions were corrccD 100 $40 for money and
100 Il for United states bonds were easier at
122 l16 for and 1ljli for ll2s. American railways
generally ruled higher after yesterdays laio
and this mornings lower quotations, but
auart from that the changes possessed no
significance. Central and Iuisons last quotation
al D. ~. OF 1Ol %, the equivalent OF lO =, was based
up0n our o'clock price Of 1913. The Bank Of England
iost el3.OOO bullion on balance. At Paris French
per cents 1850. and sight exchange Oh London
were down to 2j.16 francs to the z.
ExpOrts.of merchandise from New-lOrk: 800
For the week .... SG.72Sl32 &j.u31.3l9 S7.0I3,lOl
Previously reported 1G6iSOO5i ls23b9l72 l5S6O}"9O
Total since Jan sl733oS lsG 1888 3iS49 SlG5G7G40l
Alta meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of the ST. Paul
and Duluth Railroad Company. held ct 81. Paul on the
Ih inst dN idcnd of per cent IN preferred stock was
declared pavab,c to the preferred stockholders August
at the Fourth National INK OF New York the transfer
agency the company. The stock books VIII close on
Tnv is and reopen August -. The per cent dlyi-
dcnd Jig per cent due since July l. So ana 32 per
cent due July 1|-4 and with II per cent paid IN cash
makes 81 the preferred stockholders Tor me
tlcc years ending 30. l-~i The dividend in pre-
fcrred stock instead of cash unanimously authorized
a annual meeting of the stockholders held AT ~ RAUL
ON the 10th nit which tVO-thrdS in amount OF
both common and preferred stock represented ana
WINS rendered necessary he fact that larY" pro
norton Of the income for the past three years has been
devoted Improvement OF the road and equipment ana
I'm the construction OF branch lines which appear NJ on
the books of the company assets uurepitScntediby
either bonds stock. statement To June 30, ISL
will shortly appear. Philadelphia Enquirer