New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

State bonds were dull and the sales included only
North Carolina Is issued to the Chatham Railroad
az 3io and Arkansas Is issued to the Little Rock
and Fort smith Railroad at .. Louisiana consol,
are quoted at 47a.0 isl4 Tennessee 6,. Old, 44is0
AZ new Mt 1902 and new series at 3l031i2, and
North Carolina consolidated 4, at 7Si2 a 70l2 There
were no transactions in city bank stocks bat tho
quotations arc firm.
fairly distributed business was done IN railroad
bonds, and generally at full figures Erie second
consols rose to S9l but closed s. g. the same az
yesterday. Missouri, Kansas and Texa, issues were
weak, first consols declining y l0i, and seconds
from G3i2 to ga 62lo c., c. and ]. &. first assented
also were lower, selling at 93092l2 and the in-
dropped from 40 to As. Canada Southern irsts
were unusually active and strong at 9iosa 9is and
large business done in Metropolitan frsts
at 1020lO2ls. The TRIBUNE called attention to
these bonds when they recently declined in sympa-
thy with the fall in the price Of the stock Whether
the consolidation of the three elevated panes is
perfected or not. or whether the Metropolitan stock
is per cent a 10 per cent stock, there was no
reason TO doubt that the first mortgage bonds, cons
pared with the prices OF other hrst-elass q per
cent bonds. selling below Their vaine. And the
present price carries nearly i2 per cent accrued n-
terest 1t Is expected, however, thatthe Manhattau
and and ''' that VIII the stocks aud bonds q
the elevated ROADS VIII regain tnelr
former standing. Dnrug this month and October
cons cradle absorption of the bonds Is looked for
mt Iii cher figures for European investments Mo-
bile and Ohio first debeHtureS, with Ga
Der cent interest declared able next February,
sol1 at 49, gain of l2 per cent: and II. louis and
Iron Mountain second incomes were y higher at
S3lo. ST. Paul sinking funds were strong AZ l5l2
Central Iowa frsts at 1O5l2, and st. Paul and Sioux
City frsts ut 100. Denver and Rio Grande hrsts
were easier at 1874 and the oonsols y lower ap
Oslo, and Kansas Pacific cODs0ls. after sales no
OH yielded to o. the iirss, Denver Division. be-
Ing strong at 11O3i0111.
I'll, sub Treasury to-day lost Sl.12S.054 on bal.
ancc made up by losses of $643sG currency and
81 OCT los coin. This makes the net loss slnce last
Friiav 1929 1897. Money ruled at 2l2d3 per ceDo
for call loans at the Exchange the higher rate being
the more common rate OF the two. he domestic
exchanges on New-York at the places named ara
ono,ed as follows: savannah, y 81 ls discount
Charleston Tie discount to par Ncw-Orieans, ~ %
discount per ) 900 par; ST. LOUIS 10 discount;
Chicago, so cents discount; Boston, 40 cents dis
connt The United states Treasurer at Wash-
ingtOn today received 100000 IN National Bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were $3.50 600 and the internal revenue recepts
were $40 600. The Clearing Honse statement to-
day is a. follows: Exchanges $50 ~, S2 balances.
80 392, ia. The Transactions 10 mo Sub treasury
to- av covered Receipts, S1,0is.OG5; payments.
81. I7G,6lS currency balance S5,393.2OIi com
balance. $S0,2I9, 799.
There are no changes In the posted rates for for'
egn exchange but for actual business the rates are
frmer Cd smaller supply of commercial bills. Ana
ucXcd the QuOtatOnsi