New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-23

The notable weakness for the recent favores the
special feature of the market or railroad bonds out
side OF the la rye dealings IN these ISSUES tue market was
quiet with poorly distributed business. Tho dealings
in Erie second consos amounted to over 81 0OO0 and
1855 and closed without recovery. West shore first
s VAIN all OF 81 10 esneS "a TO So SOW
that the speculative deal seems to he about over there
probably Will be less heard OF the latest
committee that assumed TO have patent upon the
manner Of protecting the bondho!ders rights, ire
spectve Of whether not. after that heightened sen
had been accomplished the company was left with
either terminals or equipment Inc West SHORE road
ia the interest OF its true owners aud Of the pnoc must
he recognized on some plan that harmonizef al IN,
terests and gives TO the company ul possession u az
the property needful Tor IT'S proper development ana
operation All and each OF the seapponted commit
tees have proposed nothing of The kind aud the kindly
offerings thus far have resulted only IN Obsuctng me
adoption of any practical method 81 completing the road
that II will he the leading railroad OF all the Eastern
trunk lines Missouri Kansas ana IeAas hfst cohsois
were held steady at l0s&. but the general 6s were OF
at 1874. and the Is 4 easier at 60 Canada South
ern irsts yielded q per cent !" VO@ Rome MateLlo"n
Ogdensburg rsts were y lower at 10 New-Jerscy
Southern frsts guaranteed by Central of New-Jersey,
sold at IS on the suppOstion that the payment of the
July interest will be delay hesitate to write de.
New-Jerseys methods OF dealing with the Readings de.
faults on It's contract Missouri Pacific consol, de
cned IS to 100 and recovered 10 lOOl2 The mar ket
generally ruled easier. with small dealings
The sqbTreasury to-day gained am s2G9 on balance
of S320G69. Tue days operations covered Receipts,
~ 2IO69 payments, Si,2l0,429 currency balance.
The money market was as easy as usual at liosl per
cent, closing offered at per cent
Exchanges, S64. 633 7l2; balances, - 029,753.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received Sj5i 900 National bank notes for redempuOh
the customs receipts S523,273, aud the internal
revenue receipts we're sj2S,j57.
The foreign exchanges we're quiet and without
new feature; the markets steady with quotations
for business as follOws Bankers bills. - 55l2 and
Si s6l for long aud short sterling respectively 52Os
and 5l9ss for francs; 04's aud 947s for reichmarks
40 and 40is for guilders
I'm London British consols were strong and opened
3l and "a per cent higher at 80 GIG for and
count and closed at 80 GIG for money and 9Jos for
American railways opened with smart advances
and at figures that ia some Instances were higher Than
the equivalents Of Saturdays hone dgures But private
dispatches say that the market was rigged for Cen
trail and Hudson Lake Shore aud ST. Paul by orders from
Nrw-YOrk. The closing however. was at the
best figures. The declines which tO-msrrow's
early quotations will show therefore will look large, but
they Will only reflect NewYorks to-riy's operations
after IL O'Clock. The Bank Of England today lost
255 900 bullion balance. At Paris French
to II 20 and sight exchange Oh London was
steady at 25 20 fr. To thc e.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company Of Utah has tie
cared its usual dividend t$7j00C for May, payable by
Messrs. LOunsbery Co. transfer agents lls Building.
June 30. Transfers closes June %. The Ontario
has paid In dividends TO date s6,50O.0O0.
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