New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-24
State bonds continue to be active for the l0wprced

ctote bonds continue TO be active for the owpriced
Southern issues. Arkansas H.. x: r; b. and \.
able. at 5lo0712 North Carolina special tax 3D.
class at 53i. decline of Il. Tennessee Us new az
3Ilo and Alabamas class A at COLI Louisiana
consOls without sale, but the bidding was adj
yanced from 46l2 TO 47l2.
The only sale OF city bank stocks was OF 10 snares
OF Fourth National at 112.
The bond market generally was strong, and some
portons of it were much excited: The leading fea-
fnre of the day was Texas and Pacific incomes,
which with sales OF $539904 adyaeeen ron ae as
SO against 7Sl2 at Yesterdays opening. Missouri,
| Kansas and Texas first consOls opened mp A per
cent at 103si and declined to lO3 but the seconds
after advancing per cent to 6Sl2, closed at 67os.
| O. c. ard l. c. first assented were i Il per cent
| higher at thcr closing figures. S9si: but the IN
| first debentures improved l per cent TO t4i2 on
steady buying by those who believe that the COM
panys earnings render it reasonably certain mat
the bonds will pay per cent interest next July:
For the first three weeks of January the earnings
of the company show an increase of Sfs,709. or
AZ p , GS1 npG Os cag Canada
Southern firsts were i2 per, cent higher AT W
after selling at 90. Ohio and Mississippi seconds
we're 8. per cent higher L. and rsts Of Spring
field Division 90 per cent higher at IS Cairo and
Fulton frsts rose l per cent TO 1O7, Lafayette,
Blooming on and Munce incomes gle per cent to
691a and Denver apd Rio Grande hrsts % per CENT
| IN 073, The higher-priced bonds were all ilIm,
with only n moderate amount Of trading The
transactions of tho day included " different va
The transactions of the Sub-Treasury for the week
| ending tonight include receipts OF $Is6I, 1913
and payments of So, 35l ,s52 resntIng III gam 10
its general balance Of 50 ,833, and leaving 1t at
| SIoS $50 47S against T1O6, OG6,sf2 january IL,
| The particular changes Of the week are gains OK
| 50 IS. 957 coin and $349.67 currency. Notwith-
| stand,np this gain by the Treasury, tO-morrows
| hank statement probably will show the total re,
serves increased. Money today ruled steady NJ
| nor cent IN the early business, and at per cent
ioter and at the close The only noteworthy change
in The domestic exchanges is at Boston, where the
rate on New-York has advanced to 20 cents prem,
nm. The Treasurer at Washington to-day received
S2I / 900 in National bank notes FOR redemption;
The customs receipts 500 900. and the internal
revenue receipts wero $i6o.OOO The following
- the Clearing House statement for to-day Ex-
| changes S1O9. 653.2O1 balances, $3,o9O III. Inc
bnsmcss nc the Sub Treasury covered Receipts,
| Il ia 723: payments. SSO3.3OS currency Dal-
aace So, 500 OPS coin balance, Sl0l 773,450.
| In fondon, British consos were higher advanc-
ing to 0Sos. and closing at oslo for both money
and account United States 5s were unchanged az
| I05ss but tho 4l2s and is were ls higher at III
aud 1o9as respeetxey Erie e stoc seconI
from 4 to funded d 5s sp bes Sa illinois
Cenral rose per cent TO 10Sl2 hut later lost inc
| advance and P nnsylvanla was q higher at o3i2.
! Tho Hank of England lost f15,0 900 bullion on par
ance. In Paris French per cents advanced from
ST S7lo 10 81. 80 sight exchange on London rising
| 10 %. 1Sl2 francs TO the t. ,,,,.oa
n quarterly dividend on its preferred stock OF -
per cent instead of Il per cent, as was INCORRECTLY
| stated III this colunn. ..,,.oo,s ora
reported: - o,,,o
ys?s fS ss5 Inc In" ' 1875
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
socona week Of jan sss.o0o sl37,5Oo Inc sio0Oo
Tho receipts of flour and grain at the principal
| Atlantic ports this 23rl day of January were:
| New.York. Baltimore. Phla Boston;
|
y %aS' sa SS'n 1859 sSSS ssss
Bailey a,9i S SasS d 5SiSS aSa67 lasco SSH
The following were the receipts and shipments az
| and from Chicago and Milwaukee today
| Receipts. sMpmcn.e
o9igaso Mnyys sSssSo cA'S ass nnT s.sss
| Flour bbls...... b3sS Sooo 49,
Wheat, bush ... 4Osn $4,000 i 1879 400
Corn S SSss i SsSss siSS i5sl 1890
szi ssi Ss., Ss ss$$ sSS ;s Ss
Tho following shows the imports OF dry goods az
the mort of New-York for the week ending To-Day s
ond since January l. compared WIN sho JUL
| responding periods OF previous years
F FS4s~@ on R%ssisi scos 47s7oo ss4asA
$s,i:, ss aSiiss sSSSs s'siss
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
,osnos IAN 2s-laso m-u BOMBS four sna sr na
| per cents, Ill four per cents io' r' "'