The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-09
dating their correspondents. The closing was
weak at about the lowest prices
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
as follows:

Gseir9 Gs. si ,ss ,S Ssp sn 20 s*
81 : i e: Il! E E:: A. l.;
:si. VA I5 III III
IT. III 5S $ :isa $s: .: IL IL
Il !: ii. /: j. H. III ~ E&sE 'i % 10
q cent higher bid. Hallway bonds dull and
weSt The features ysre GhGsaPd snn Fss
Metropolitsn Elevated 1sss Mobile and r Ohio
s sor hSon pG eSns9i s Teon
hseiic, Denver and Gull ists. Atchison and
Wabash Issues. The more important net de- e.
cage. Harrington and Quincy Is. \, to
h1 Edison Electric fsi z s r. 10 ss Fort Worth
T DssSeT tty and 6So ais
40a: Texas Pacific lists. !. to 81: TOLEDO. St
Louis i and Kansas g, Gity 1sts; to oil Union
ST. SRo and Sd IDS s's cent? to to 6e ''" '''' " 10
Silver bullion certificates for 1000 OUNCES
ports port to Europe to morrow. $1,000 ounces.
Money on call 2ao 2 cent Time money
at sn are s ana yaT Y se r per
ODDS that lenders wish to dispose OF their funds.
These offers do not appeal to borrowers. The
as rates are entirely nominal 1t is useless to
quote them.
The large additional amounts Of gold or
dered at London for shipment to New York by
from 6ankers Tor demand sterling and
, there was another sharp upward movement in
rates. the, figures at the close being the high
n pOint at which
ports have been made In the past. when
European banks granted special facilities ITO to
circumstances are due. as explained yes
terday. TO the high PREMIUMS paid for cur.
sympathy with short hut business in them
was Of n very limited character Continental
fSsssnss s9d tsrn ss
S4.S3 for long bills and SIS 6iS4 *! for
demand Aftual rates as' Long pills nS sts Ia
at 'aS "a 81 for long and 5;2i .Is5.HS Tor
81 nos for short: guilders. 81, for long and
80 13-lG for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
count to par Charleston-Buying. par: SELL
Ing l-l5 premium Savannah-BuyinGs J. dis
Gount senF par to 20
discount. San Francisco-sight. ~; telegraph
ie, -. St. Louis-so discount Chlcaeo-s25
Tho exports Of general merchandise from
this port for he week ending tcday 40 were
week and ,S6,3454o6 for the corresponding
week OF last year.
The directors Of the Union Pacific Railroad
tho Present holders Of the third mortgage
sinking fund bonds the opportunity to rencw
their bonds under present conditions and rate
n ne rsht or ~ e IKE onds
at par after the first year or redeem The WHOLE
amount OF bonds alter Sept. l. 1884. Inc
Gss's i e APs: :; or:
Ellery Anderson to perfect further details Of
h haze
serms: further subser ptions are" are expected
The comnany reserves he rs, right e reject any
be issued TO 5ondhoders as soon as they can
pc prepared. oeptemoer interest OF eXtehdeu
E as =
fha n,nount nf S56n 600 will ba rece;"ed bv
Sept. ]: making total applicable 70 the re-
balance to be provided for OF ss,n1'3ai.
road Company reports for the quarter ending
June 80 as '0ll0w ss;s ,sos e,,,.,.
Gross earnings 81 .5!l243 $i.48SS57 Inc. $14Ss6
Up 'Ap'"'e''''' ----.e.o -.---,oo- in' -o.ool
Net earningA s2es.2c3 scls.eeo Inc. s54.soa
r.,.,,, .577o ,o .,7o -so H., :5,1-o
=, Total income s3 a!lslt9 s2ls 800 Inc $52 $50
'n"'Se''''''''''' -o-ooo -oo.o.D Inc -oeo.
Dencit...... sI126e s40.1Is Dec. s2s s8s
me company reports cash on mana sioIoo4.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad reports
gross earnings for June OF S147. 1873 decrease
Of S2S.03G us compared with the same month
Of last year. and net, S3l6.O06 an increase OF
$lG3 For the twelve months ending June 80
the gross earnings were SS,3l7646. a decrease
OF $4S6 100 as compared with the correspond
ing period OF last year. and net, S4.O35.5 Sol. an
increase OF S326.2O9. Fixed charges were
800. zoo en uJ 19 surplus Oh sl'4oz.3oo an
increase Vi S4oo, io'.
Money in LONDON lE61,s cent Rate OF
discount IN tne open marker, Tor Dotn short
an thIee mounts otlis; at h cent; AMOUNT
balance to- day FL 10000. Paris advices quota
2 n cents at 90 franco IL centines and ey
oh n va On 7 ondon nj 15 fra n 90 90 cantin, as
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