New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-28

change, however, generally is only to dslness ~
stead of lower prices. Yet few of the specnla-
tive issues declined sharply. Erie second cor
soils declined from 90La90Ia to $50,
and West Shore and Buffalo hrst
mortgage gold 5s, with a large business yielded
from 571i TO 6614G563s Chesapeake and Ohio
irsts serles b. up q at 1O5, and the currency
S. after an advance of "a to 56Ss closed unchanged
at 57s. Rome, Watertown aud Ogdensburg con-
sol 5s were up to n, bUt later offered at 76i2
Canada Southern first 5s were steady at
1O1ss and Sc. Louis and Iron Mountain
IS declined q to 76l9. East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia oOnso 5s were up 4 at rs,
but the incomes declined from 3O7s to 20. Vir-
ginia Midland incomes Were q lower at 7ll2 st.
Paul frsts. Wisconsin and Minnesota division.
were L higher at 97l2; Northwestern debenture
5s improved ls to 97l2, and Burlington
and Quincy debenture 5s were ls higher
at 975s st. Paul and Omaha consols
were up 2 at 1875, and Rock Island 6s sold
at l27. Denver and Rio Grand consols were of a
at 81 L. and frsts of Western extension were down
"a at 76A Texas and Paclhe incomes , were
from 74ls to 76d74Ss. Northern Paelhc nfsts
were easier at 101G I01l4, but Oregon and Trans
continental irsts were % higher at "a. In many
instances, however, the clearing sales that have
been quoted fail to reflect the condition OF the
market at the eud; everything could be bought al
the figures of the last sale.
The sub-lreasury to-day gained $40, 649 on
balance, made up by coin gain OF F5l4,7l3, less
currency loss Of $274,064 The days operations
covered: Receipts 81 349 s34; payments, 81, l09,-
1885, currency balance, $9,9o4 l49; coin balance,
500, 303.175.
The local money market is without changes loan
able funds call for Stock Exchange purposes are
still abundant at l2G2 per cent. In the domestic
exchange on New-York, the rate at Chicago has
fallen to par; at other points there is practically
change from previous quotations..
The Clearing House statement to-day was az
follows: Exchanges $95,64l,103; balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to;
day received $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts we're $14Z'o't
and the internal revenue receipts S4O5,1OO.
The exports of gold by to-days European steam
ers amount to 1855. 600 in bars. The foreign ex-
changes are dull but quotations for actual business 5
S93i for long and short sterling respectively
5.17 and 5.155s for francs; 95is and 90s4 Tor
reichmarks 40ls aud 403s for guilders.
Messrs j. Kennedy, Tod Il Co. will pay on ana
after April the matured coupons from the Cana
dian Pacific first mortgage land grant bonds;
regular weekly meeting to-day made no change III
the banks minimum rate Of discount and 1t re-
mains at per cent. During the week tle o@h its
lost e229, 600 bullion, aud the proportion OF ITS
reserve to its liabilities raised from ~ l-l6 10
AZ 316 per cent against 3S 4 cent at tins date
last year. The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows an increase of G650,000 francs gold,
aud increase of 10000 francs silver. Al the
London stock Exchange British cOnsols advanced
4 per cent but later reacted and closed the same
as yesterday: 102 IL for money and lO2 3-l6 for
account United States bonds were steady at I2o
for Is and at l15l2 for 4l2s. American railways
were irregular, but the prices generally showed
some improvement. At Paris French per cents
were from 1870 to 7o.S5G 1850 francs.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Mr. 6 Little auditor of the New-YOrl Lake Erie
and Western Railroad Company, sends u3 notice
that the foot note which we have attached To the
company's monthly report of its business, as fol-
lows: Includes operations of New YORK, Penn
sylyanIa and Ohio, and of Chicago and Atlantic
railroad for months since june 1883, Is incorrect
and SAYS. "The figures of the Chicago
in the cOmpauy's statement. We cheeTfully make
the correction even at this late day, but i'll Ustca-
ton Of the error we must state that tiI @
report the cOmpany's monthly statements nave
read of New-Y0rk, Lake Erie and western ran
road and 'Ieased lines" If the Chicago aud Atlantic
Railroad s not leased ana operated by the New
York, Lake Erie and Western Company aud is not
under its fu control, we and the pu9Ic nave been
misled by thSt e0mpany's reports TOR lSoZ ana
1885 but it seems that the monthly state
meuts of the Ere Company give no information OIL
whether it is making or losing money by the chi
cago and Atlantic.
ROCHESTER, AND PrTTsBURG.
1888. 1872. ,eo
I'm Ssrss SID s $685. Inc Inc f f5s
MILWAUKEE AND PrTTsBURG.
Tn Sf Ssls a 1915 $3.50 G5 Inc Inc l s89
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LoSDoS, March 27.-l2:3o p m.-COnsols. l02 SIG for
money ard l02 516 the account; Atlantic and Great
Western First Mortgage Trustees Certificates 42 Erie %
second Consos 81 New ORR Central II Illinois Cen
trial 1885 Pennsylvania C05t Reading. 27 Mexican Ordi-
nary so IA St Paul Common. S994 ex div d nd
D. m-Tbe bullion in the Bank OF England mas decreased
222.lOOO during the past week. ,..,,.
The prop 9rtinn OF the Bank England 10 liability
which AZ 1915 per cent Is AZ - per cent
PARIS quote Three Per Cent Rente at 10 francs So
centines the account
an m-COnsos Iu2 l-l6 money and lO2 3l6 for the
account Atlantic snd Western Fret Mortgage Trus
Certificates 4lo Erie . p DO Second Consos, w
Central 117l4; Pennsylvania 6uA Reading, p;
Mexican Ordinary 49 Canadian Pacific 81 e. st. Paul Com
mOn.
quote Three Per Cent Renes At 70 francs
80 centiInes for the account
PAgs March 27-The weekly statement Of the Bank Of
France shows an gold OF G5j0OoO francs and
10000 francs in silver