New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-21

State bonds were dull with sales including only
Tennessee Is, new, at 31S. Louisiana consols were
quoted, offered at 49l2 and Tennessee 8s old, 4O,a
bid and new series 3Ol2032i2 OF city bank
stocks. Bank of Commerce sold l2jD at 49,
Railroad bonds were dull and irregular tho
prices for the speculative kind generally being Q
shade lower than on Saturday. Erie second consols
however, after sales at sSss were 4 higher at $685.
the business in them amounting to only $1s5, 0OO
Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consols were
Il lower at 1O4l2. and the seconds
y lower at 63l2 Rome. Watertown
and Ogdensburg frsts declined L. to 84l2; G., G.
aud |. &. first assented, Il to "a and Lehigh and
WilGesbarre consOls, L. to 95i2. Chesapeake and
Ohio currency interest debts Il easier at 30i2
Canada Southern frss, guaranteed were strong 40
an advance OF per cent to 94os Mobile and Ohio
issues were neglected, and barely steady at
quotations Of For first debentures 81 i2GS2 second
debentures 4s05O12 and their debentures $50
40. st. Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes de-
cl,ned So to 80. and second incomes L. to s3. New
York Elevated frsts rose from l11as to 112, and
closed at 111l2. An unusual amount Of business
was done IN Metropolitan Elevated frsts CS145, O0O)
from 1908 up to 1919 against 1Ol
Oh Saturday. The demand for thesa
bonds was stimulated by the report
that tie earnings for the first fifteen days0f Septem-
half of August. There IS no reason to doubt that
the earnings of either one ct the elevated railroads
are largely in excess Of the amount required to pay
the interest their respective bonds. but because
of this simple fact IL does not necessarily follow
that the earnings Of the companies are sufficient
to reimburse the mythical Manhattan Railway
Company for an additional 10 per cent guaran-
teed dividends upon the stocks of the New-York and
Metropolitan Companies. Ohio Central incomes
were steady at SOFA Lake Erie and Western incomes
L. easier at G7. International and Great Northern
incomes were in demand at n, and Pacific
of Missouri frsts were unusually active At
1O701O7l2 Chicago Milwaukee and st.
Paul consols firm at 115; frsts,
Southern Minnesota division, selling at OF lsd 1921.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern first 5s.
were ,trong at 81 St. Paul and Sioux City first %
at 100: and Chicago. ST. Paul and Mnneapolis
frsts at IO0bs. Denver and Rio Grande firsts were
dull but firm. with an advance to los, cOpsola
being steady at 80. and Kansas
Pacific consols were Il easier at OILS.
Union Pacihc firsts yielded from 1923 to 112l2.
with business amounting to SSl 900. Texas Pa
cific incomes declined from 67 10 66666L first
consols selling at OPS. The other changes were in
significant. .
ance, made up by losses of 1901 $50 currency and
1902 312 coin. This makes the net gam siuce last
Friday S206.l57 The local money market to-day
was Just shade rmer the principal business being
divided between Dig and per cent for call loans,
the highest rate prodomnatng at the close. The
foreign steamships arriving since Saturday brought
;r576. $50 III foreign gold coin and gold bars. The
domestic exchanges on New-York at the places
named are quoted follows: Savannah, ssG d
discount; Charleston discount TO par: New-Orleans
~ discount per 81. 900 10 par st. Louis Ito DIS
count Chicago, so cents discount aud Boston, 40
cents discount. The United States Treasurer a!
Washingto to-day received $4,000 in National
Bank notes for redemption. The Custom House re-
ceip;s were $4,000. and the Internal Revenue
celpts were $3.50 600 The Clearing House state
ment to-day as follows Exchange, $107 754, 797,
balances, $4 637 2SS The transac ions at the SUBJ
Treasury TO-DAY covered Receipts, 81, 1876, 550J
payments $2.099,672 ; currency balance,
$J,i57, 593 coin balance, $81 ,313.967.
The foreign exchanges are steady to firm the
basis of The fOilowin quotations: