New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-29
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State bonds were firm aJ full figures, with only
small dealings, including Louisiana cOnsol at 534,
Alabamas, class A, at 1919 North Carolina Ga. new,
Chatham Railroad. at s, Tennessee Gs, old, at oo14
and new series at 50l2 and Virginia Us, old, at So
and consolidated, matured coupons, at |''4.
There were no transactions in city bank stocks.
The dealings IN railroad bonds developed good
deal of irregularity. Only few issues recorded bet
ter figures than yesterday the most were hardly
steady and a few were lower. Among the latter
cIase those of Missouri Kansas and Texas were con-
snicuous the first consols declining from 1884 to
11134 and the seconds from rs to 77l2. Erie sec
ond eonsols fuctuated between 1925 and 1O2oS,
closing as last night at 1921 the funded IS yielding
Il per cent to 973i. C., {. and l. c. irsts assented
sold at JOG, but at the close were quoted 1O6l2@
1917 The optian of the proposed settlement or these
bonds. the extension of which expired to-day, was
again extended until tomorrow. Boston, Hartford
and Erie firsts were steadier nj 406i9l and Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg frss were strong at 81.
Central of New-Jersey consols sold at 49, conyerti-
bes at 114l20 10, adjustments at ll243 l2's.
and incomes at 95.and Lehgh and Wilkesharre con-
soils at 1O51o l05 49, and incomes at Sc. Chesapeake
and Ohio irss, series B, were p lower at SOl2 but
the currency debts were Il higher at 502i, Mobile
and Ohio first debentures fell 20 So and recovered
to IS, the second debentures selling at 53. New
York Elevated firsts ] per cent to 1872, and
METROPOLITAN Elevated first Gs were strong at 1064.
Wabash general mortgages brought 9G34G9 6os,
T. and W. seconds 1882. convertiblcs 112l2, and
Great Western seconds i0S. Denver and Rio Grande
firsts were strong at 1864, and consols at 1873
Kansas Pacific consols active between 1880
1851. closing at 105. Denver, South Park and
Pacific firsts yielded Il TO 1903. and Texas and
Pacific incomes l. to 7512. and tirsts. Rio Grande
Division. Il to 99lf, after 9S o.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost S307.S 77 on balance.
made up by losses of $2G3.279 coin and $ll.J9S
currency. This leaves the net gain since Friday
1902 16s. This result, however, Includes tue re-
cent by transfers from out of town OF 81 l2o.21S
and payment on account OF January Interest,", to-
day of only 1858 900 The bulk OF the business in
loans nj the stock Exchange was done at l32d ll6
per cent commission plus the legal rate, but money
il SO abundant that despite the evident manlpula-
ton the last loans were at per cent, with more
offered at this rate at the close than was wanted
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 100000 in National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were S45000O. and
the internal revenue receipts were 100000. The
following is the Clearing House statement to-day
Exchanges, 1888 20S. 551; balances, 81 ,SS9,71l.
The foreign exchanges are more active and firm
and the leading drawers OF sterling bills to-day
advanced their rates u cent to the /, rates for
actual business following up. To-day. however.
we make change III the nominal qu0tatIons-eX-
cept Tor prime bankers sterliug-which are as
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