New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

,s against 81 the la, a"d Wabile division were
ksshsr, st 81 New.yors, Chicago and r. Louis
@ at g ge nSs ' s. were steady at oGs
10l nov debcnures sold at o3ia@sais ana burlins
;s aac SeseS,nS d y to S and ars
end a,v sion wcre OF q at ASK Northern racine
Sts were TarasTy today gained balance s2l7 80
Inn bV coin gain OF S2oloo' less Sulr, p,nts
ssa6sI3 n dHT Si sosi 9ss; currency balance
Sat igg'o6S. coin balance. Sl29. s36,6o5. .,,..o
tn rt The change when it comes II II ever "oo'
per- viii be sudden and radical os ,ouows.
TO- The S.,.. SEQ sGol93; balances. So l2G1S.
~ nited states Treasury at NaShnston aII
III $40 600 In National bank notes TOT Ie"'iII'u"
esy eS receipts S5sil2, and the internal
In e receipts were S2e3,o43' ,.o ,,,r,.ts.
nothing in the foreign eGchsngc lhdI"etS
ms. i dull but it easily a6Sors all bills oisrrd ara
me quotations for business arr a % tcrn1 rcsp"ct.
ivel{; 3g7s and 4ois for guilders
richnion British cons0s ls per cent lower
zoo III 8 for money and lOlls for account Uhilcl
O. ~. g. oso were i per cent lower at 1872 American
sa of course were weaker. because. as usual thcy
IA,,i%ccd The home markets. Canadian facihc was
folS ,ysi,on and steadily advanced L per cent to
MARI RanS of England lost 100000 bullion on bal,
A. e. oAIv and is generally expected mat the ou
lsh! .o,norrow At Paris French 3 per cents rose 10
C aio and sight exchange on London was up TO -o'-O
r. 70 Governors of the stock Exchange to-day admitted
.iiraiinc, the following additional securities:
"TTicsgo Milwaukee ana -. Paul Railway company
,;Tsl mortgage per cent gold bonds dated July l.
~ and due IN 1914 amount authorized SooOoOoo |"
dc amour and southern Railway Company-First mort
sar per gold bonds dated October 10 ~ al"
g. January l. 1924, To the amount oil eI,-9O'VoV'
WESTERN UNION COMPANY.
NJ, animal meeting OF the Western Union stock
LIZ, WA. held to-day and the report Of the companys
,,ess for a year ended June so. lssi was submitted
~, ,ho actual results of the companys business the
annual reports usually give little information III
aIation 10 the quarterly statements which
M companv makes But the report issued to-day shows
~ the reason why the net revenue of the last year was
600 less than that for the preceding year was IN
ease of y 32s 900 in working expenses and rentals;
,be gross revenues" show an increase OF slISooo
.r navmen of charges interest etc. the remainder is
9, ,o5 600 les than for the year ended June 30 1Ss3
and after the of the dividend for TINS wear the
rins remaining for The year only Si9s .9lG. or
s aj 600 less than that for the year ended June so
lisa ard y 3j5 900 less than that Tor the year eho"
'I Tb net bonded debt Of the company June go lsSi
Us 81 99l 293 an Increase for the year OF ~96O.Os9
In accordance with resolution Of the directors passed
IN 0oher ISL since October l. ISL the ordinary cX
hib before had been deducted from earnings has been
called q surplus hence in the general statement 81
- 40 ti- change Construction Ofncw lines etc Is
50 only S313590 more than was on June 80
issl and therefore the eta surplus s ' s TnDe re-
ISL But today's report says that "Ot inc surpns
June 30 IsSt sl693495 C$53{,027 greater than the
to and investments I'm real estate aud other new pr9I
ery. hesd,- the proceeds OF ~ o"oo9o oi nVhuS Is
mas onlv remarking that for the year ended june 30
,ss9 he irsi quarter July to september 30 included
charges ~ $500 for construction, etc, which since
then has gone to surplus account:
BUSINESS OF THREE YEARS
Years o. dol June 20 1882 ISL iS4.
Niles Of poles June 80 lSlO1O iil.-i i4a-.t
lies I Wires June 80 5i4,obS 45-tHo ao''0'i
Number o. offices, June $500 .,o,- ,-c,
90 -..-.-.... ---.--.-... i-'oS i@oif i'f''i
Gross "fevrnnes wee el7ll4ltO SlF4laVuo fiVp3<ViV
spenses inc ufins ron
tas ~ leased lines and . 1901. -o,-- q, m, n,
"Pf'''f' iifffif'o' i's'A-'''f
p,sq,s - s71lso7o s7.GGogjo sOGio4s9
ielrfi
lnt interest aud nh. 10000. .,,,,,
h4 ilnl ......- 4Ni,lsN s''''is oie''t'
r.issse g. e5nust a. ipHis . pn' .nuH
h.v .nls paid ....i. s.Ipe.i b'lsp - b'eti ~
ss,,,,s a., ZACH ,ast : as. iun si.ppiilA sipapln
H. view Of thssr statements g. not surprising That
a., niiuWiut recommendation ~ the itfsllrhf was
hiautrd r Nevertheless 80 Wow uf iir continuing n'
,ssiU nf trndul lines AMI adding wires T." meet ihf
envinl drithd fui irasrd Wiffs and especially ia view
on tlr putanr forced sale nr considerable Amount 81
telegraph properties winch may ho purchased f"i mnri
ifs than the u IT. production II IL irionihrtfi
that dg ulrls nr hereafter confined 10 i' rae 81 ii
cont leI alun, and cash surplus accumulated Ia Tie
ITlaslfl.'