New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04

The transactions in state bonds were nj 1por-
tant COVERING, o., y small sales OF Alabamas, css A.
at 6s. VIRGINIA q, consols ex matured coupons at
60. and Tennessee Is new at 80. LOUISIANA coaso,
are quoted at 47isGfS. TIE only sale OF city banl3
stocks wls thr,g SHARES ol ). Nicholas a. los.
Railroad bonds ncra.ly were stroug, and Tor some
issues OF the junior classes which have been lHd re
selling much under their value compared with the
prices of some brtteTknowp bonds, important al.
vances were e. lD she'd. An active demand eaGsed
tne price OF Noble and Ono first debentuI,s TO rise
from 500 10 s312 But the advance brou ht TO
market some OF the bonds that were led
on speculation. and later sales were MADE 81 y,
although the increase in The comp.nys earnn Tor
the fist two months of Its present fiscal YER is IN
q scale which. if continue. Wi. be more taal saf-
fcient to meet the full interest ITS second third
and fourth debentures. st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain first income = firm az 50, and tn second
income 6, rose from Sl5s to SJl2ds5. Lake Esle
and Western incomes Were strong at 6j. ami Omo
Central incomes rose from Is to %. Peoria,
Decatur aud Evansville incomes being strong at
G24G2Is The dealings in FIie second cpnsois
amoAnted to $779, 900, with sales I'D 70 - aad
later sales az $50 oSls against ssh yesteTly, and
tire funded Js sold at S33l S3i4 Si2. IT," issues
of c. {. ami !. {. continued active, with further
advance to 50 FOR the first assented and TO
49, Tor the incomes, closing how ut
923i against 923 yesterday AID at 41i2
against 473t respectively. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas seconds We're - higher NJ g.. One,
NaerOwn aat Oglens5urg first con~oia - rom
90 % GJ0 81 = against G1l at tae last previous sale.
Central Of Ncw-Jcrey Issues we've La , ca..t aud
Leigh and WllAesharre coHs1s solI az J6, de-
cline Of b per cent. The Ssle' % the ecva't rail-
roads were weak, New-IoEs irsts declining 4 10
11Olo and Metrop Titan figsts y to 99i2 D'nyer
asd Rio Grande his.s were ,tr"lg and 3 h.r,er ~
1864 the consos advancing Il 10 81, and ia sas
Pacific cOnsoIa were steady al ABOUT 9Gia tuoo
Pacific iirsts we're strong up To ll2i2
The business of the Suh-Irea,nry for t' "ees
ending Tonight inc.uoea the receipt Of T"bsf'ifz
and payment of 81. 337 .OO3 r. uitng Ia Joss 20
the GENERAL balance IF = It's }S31 and ie .NiaF ~
~. I5G7SS AKA nst $92. : 20 O19 August =" lhe
particular changes u the week are .tH i'Ss Oh
SA217.O7j and a currency loss Of FiG6,7J". Money
WIS easy TODAY at 2l2 PEI ceut for call 'al' lho
market having the benefit of inc large pay "a" 'h "
tae treasury noted above. The southern rA '"a'.es
on NcW-lor< aye weakening. ana ire rates II. .'n
Nor, iai bills at ri points BOW ale asaiH'. ~"
York The following are to-day go ti't''
savannah. u discount to par; Charleston. 90 q
coun; 70 par; NeW-Orleans, COMMERCIAL - : ~
Ii>c,uut baulI 40 cents premium; ~. l. 'iS ;
discount r: Cmca 20. $l0SO cents discounts DIS
Ton - CEN, discount. Tie Uuted = ls
Treasurer 1T Washington to-day received - o"Vo
IN National bank notes fcr relrmption Inc q. .' ,,
I.cciuis were 800 }2f. aud the internal d. t''.t'
recci;t, were Sl2~.9JI. The ioloNlh- j. ~
Clearing House statement to-day: IN' i'N%','
$97. $50 59l balances, S60o1.slo. iDe ';,..'
lions at the Sub lreasnr covered: roc p,i,,
81 i29 597; payments. - i2l,21l; cmrrl,, ""'-
auce. 5000, SO; coin balance. IS, loo'5l'' -,
The foreign exchanges are duh. Dnt fa' aigg
airly steady upon the basis OF the Ioto"'H- i