New-York tribune., 1884-01-24

o4oto bonds were almost neglected; sales includ-
cd one Alabama class B, at 1OO and ten Georgia
gold rs at 1874. OF city bank stocks Commerce
sold at 15i and Tradesmen's at 1Osl2
The general railway bond market was very dull and
prices usually were steady or higher. But the in
terest centred in the dealings in West Shore and
Buffalo 5s. and the Northern Pacific irsts, which
amounted to $2.300,000 at prices ranging from
55ItG557s to52l2 NOrthemPacfc tirsts, after early
sales at 101 ga lOl T. developed Hnexpccted WeaK- AK
amounted to 81 100000. of which sum $35O,OO0
were sales on sellers option of sixty, days, at
figures from 1l2 to per cent below the , culTent rent
steady at S9igd sell. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
general 6s rose from 79lo to 8OosdS0,
and Texas and Pacific iir'ts RjS st GT%nas Ia%is
anG ''Ip IRON Mountain 5s were % higher at 600s
Ncw-Yorl, Chicago and st. Louis first 6s were
steady o 4o an9 degon ao and Nav
iratiOn frsts werc quiet at 104, but Oregon I'M
provement rsts sold at 70 against so the last pre-
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance $1S,4G4,
made mn bv a coin loss of S30 1913, less a currency
gain of $22 800. The days transactions % covered
Receipts 81 2479Gr$ o$o Pa$meaI 5o dnn balance e'I G.
s22, 5sa'S Gao pa'"'''' F'''0'''
The local money market is unchanged; call loans
rule at 2G2 for quotations. with most OF the Dusl-
ness down Mt the inside figure.
The Clearing House statement to-day was az
follows: Exchanges Sl25,272'23oi balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
received $S13000 National bank notes for for redemp-
ton. The customs receipts were $|oo'|oo' ana the
internal revenue receipts S24S,6oS.
Tho markets for foreign exchange were quiet and
firm at I'm hanged tn ations for business a lolow
Bankers bills, 81 S4i9 and $4S for long
and short sterling respectively; 5l9's and DIG 2
for francs; 047s and 05l4 for rechmarks; 40 and
40ll for gullders.
In London British consols remained unchanged
= n ,,,1o O-T Rragp Vp n
and account. United States 4swerc off lsat 12G9-l6
and 4los were steady at 1160s. American railways
were from y to g higher IL IN bOge wh a ae
ket The Bank of England lost 425,0OO bullion on
balance At Paris French 3 per cents rose to
The Governors of the Stock Exchange to-day adj
mitted to dealings at the board the following Secur-
ties:
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company-Gen-
eTa mortgage bonds at per cent interest issued in ex
change for the companys second mortgage per cent
bonds at par and for Il Psss $50 q9e 0f The is
sue authorized s for s10.000000 the remainder will be
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul Company-An addi-
tOna Ss6O00O OF first mortgage per cent 3onds on me
Chicago and Pacific Western division issued upon forty
three miles Of additional completed road and an add
tonal $4,000 OF Wisconsin and Minnesota first per
cent bonds issued on additional six miles Of road
Northern Railway (of California; Company-Firs mort
gage per cent bonds due January 1907, S3964OOO,
Issued upon 149 13 miles OF completed road Of proper
tonate road Of 210 miles.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
1882. 1888 1884
F@7$; 6. S5 3!5S5$
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
1873 1854.
Second week III JAN. s2912B s2ls!9 Dec. S5,S2
Jan. ! to Jan. l.......... b6r2O 660I5 DEC 4I0oi
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LoSDox Jan. 2912:3Op mUnited states -Four Per Cent
Donds 1863. do Half Per Cent Bonds ll63i At
lantc and Great Western Fret Mortgage Trustees Cert.
Gates 445e Erie Second COnsos 0l ~ New York Central
l5; Illinois Central 1885, Reading n =; Mexican ordinary
6Oio Canadian Pacific, b6h
$50 D. m-Pars advices quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
II francs "a centimes for tile account.
$50 .-PsTis adyces quote Three Per Cent Rentes at
II franco and change London
at 20 francs 10 centimes for checks.