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financial.

4 LII vino are interested in railroad business
a ami mileage statistics should get The dEdbT w Al"
MA&AC Tor $50 now really price - eentt oS n14-
bankers and CAPITALISTS Will want to
ID get The Tribune Almanac for l.'0 u gives the Lures
United states Revenue and EXDendtF@ since 1910 [eo'
. cents. by mai
GAS STOCKS.
an Neyork and Brooklyn stocks AMI also all kinds
OF Broohlyn mvssIsII sieq +, eg 9sai n
1oBRoA D--P, AZ - EXCnANGf+PLACE
Gas STOCKS & City Il. Il. Stocks and Bonds
" bought d soG. F.rhEWITI3l EXch4nge.gace
GWYNNE & DAY, - Wall-st., New-YOrk
BToserase Business N RAILWAY shares bonds &C.,
Whereas stockholders owning more
y dian Oaeourih part Of the capital stock Of tie iON
rnq 10 h undersigned. the president 81 said company 70
cal specia mectn OF the OF sad COMPANY lor
tom TIE Arte e. OF Unlon and Consultation
du ' InsTv "a iSs51. apocation STATING thar the sep.
Railroad Company has been given 10 SAM Articles OF
meeting Of the called tnat such assent be
i Of is co2psnT To- be held FOR that purpose
cw 5nerei9fe puTs9aHTi o pc NJ o company o
order Of The rd OF Dr1cIors hereby Sa Speciai msI
e mon Paelc Railroad complny IN me 5ty oil Omana
hours 10 a. and ocoes m 1 OF Ola said aag
i1I 's Ii o ia f rom me said Articles on mon
and Consolidation called January - ESQ copy OF which
original file, and can De at the eom2anys
ohlc-. - Broad way. New YORK. 900
Given ms hand ,hIs tth DAY o. Nay; 4 D; 1850
SIDNEY DILLON.
President ~ the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
HENRY MCFARLAND. secretary.
B-Nc.riy l stockholders having already a-sentrd 70
n consolidation purpose OF tle proposed meeting Is
merely have mat assent tae the io OF recorded .oLe :
DAETIEs DESTROYS or DEALING IN
STOCKS
viii do well 20 write the old BANKING House OF
HOWEs < COMPANY, IL Wall 81. y. T..
Formerly & Macy This house Jfahsacts genera
Stock Commission mess FiJnvery large experience
rT'O DENVER EXTEN SION BONDHOLDERS
i The undersigned Trustees under certain mortgage
executed bY nc Kan-as Railway Company. commonly
a Mortgage HEREBY give no ZEE 10
d Denver Extension BOudhOlders that they have IN her
lands the sum OF hundred nOus nd dollars applicable Ia
the purchase OF Denver EXen-On interest certncs' OF
fsf Mortgage bonds. sinking Fund in conformity 20
The 0f certain supp 'men Try Mortgage executed 0y
the sad Kansas railway Company. uuder dat the
ufuh day April a. d. 1879 ana they hereby invite pro
u0a- Tor them Trustees, fer the purposes OF
Inc SINKING Fuud 0resald. OF any OF the interest certt
Gates --urd salt Kansas PaC 1c Railway Company IN
exchange for unpaid coupons d. IX
terms
mentary Mortgage 1900 u..-.,. =,
Proposal. should BE- addressed 10 JltN y SIZE ALL
No Nal-si.. NeH York aad VIII he received unl FRI
DAY. July %, 1850. "a noon.
JOnN a. SrEWABT,) Trustees Kansas
AUGUST RUTTEN. Pacific Denver TX
2awfor3w WM. I'm DiCOTT, ir,) tension Mortgage
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VIE RANK FOR SAYINGS.

i 40 g. Bleecker.st., NEW-Y DIRK. July II, 1880.
The Board OF Trustees this day declared the usua IN
tere.t under PROVISIONS OF bylaws Tor the last SIX
months ending the Both Tune. follows
Al the rate FIVE PER CENT annum on az sums 81
Ave lorars and under inbred dollars, and OF FOLh
PR CENT on an amount X 70 i've hundred dollars
and upward PAY abe on ana after tle IhAhD hO-'DA =
being the 18th Of this mouth. . ,.--..-.
20 credt OF uepVsltots
as ncpa on the lst inst, stLnds exactly rs
deposit .,-. - .,... ,nto. ~
0ured on and after the 10Th inst.
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Diui0eno Notlres.

OFFICE OF rue BARBgE AND WALKER SILVER MINING !
COMPANY OF SILVER REEF UTAH DrsNel bn'l1l.g {
Room %, New-IOrk. July 10. IoeO)
DIVTDEND NO. ,. .-- -.-
~ The regular MONTHLY DIVIDEND u Ten CllNIs
PER SHARE. amounting 10 TEN thousand DOLLARS,
payable July 20, az The Mining trust Com
Daug Transfer the pa ami reopen on the
26th IL,
Alter PAYMENT Of the dividend the company Will
' MILTON :. LATHAM, President
DE- LACEY LOUCKS SECRETARY
IRVING INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 151
i Broadwav.-A SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR
a. PER CENT has declared. payable on demand
w. W. A. MAGONlcAL.
New-YOrK July 3. 1880. acting secretary.
NOTICE.-The Louisville and Nashville Rail-
~ company deciar this DAY semi annual dividend
OF five m per the stock OF the company payable
on and after the I'd Of AUGUST DIVIDENDS on stock
rrgisterrd viii be paid az the ONCE Of the COM
PAW No 80 WaLst. To- The transfer books will De
closed The list OF ULY to the 5thot AUGUST both
DAYS inclusive. II. NlCIOR NENCOMB, PresnehL
New.YoIk July 7, 1880
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Dated New YORK. July II. 1854 ''''' '''''''''''''

NOTlCE.-Proposals for building new
~ wooden at tae Zoo, q go at K wl be reeevsd
Jnly 2s al For ftn information CtY
Record. for sale nj No. civ Hail.
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LITH.R GRIEF MINING COMPANY
ROOM NO o. tBOreel hulling. 70 BRoADwAYs
NEW YORK, July 40, 1880
THE BOARD of TRUSTEES have this day
declared monthly dividend NO 81 OF cent,
She ten million dollars Sl0OOn0OO capital stock OF this
company amounting hundred thousand dollars
OUO trty per share. OK the months net
payable at the Mining lruSt Company. on the
Trav ser books will close Jmy 30 reopen July 26
ID. f. NERDkNAL Secretary.
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Gauln1s Banks.

CEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS, Nos. IA
- ana rs Walst-T Trustees have ordered that M
tere be nad 10 depos0rs entitled thereto for the SIX
mouths the 50th nit a. follows on sums OF SOU
aud under Of FIVE PER CfN Der anluil ana
exceeding 3 az the rate OF 20 X PH CENT per
aunum. PAYABLE o and alter MONDAY, 1871 inst
The interest credited depOstors a. principal
Henry p Marshall. Cashier; william H. Macy, President
New YORK. 1851
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL H 9 ,g,,,IlE :,
IMPERIAL GERMAN Wall.

III
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-1ORk
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. .
NECkER-.- jaw a MA ---.-.-----SsL AhtlstI
ODfR July 3 n b. l. at aug ~
RA1Es OF PASSAG from NEw-YORK 10 SOUfHAhP-
ION. HAVRE OR BREMEN -.
FIRST CABIN ....-.-.FiOOl SECOND CABIN-.....-.>oo
STkEGAGE, 40. -.
Return tickets az Reduced Prepaid steetsss c'fah
cafes. SO
sceiage tickets points in the sOaIh Of England So
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srArE OF ILLINOIS. TREAsURRR's OFFICE.
Springfield. May 81 1880.
rgNHE INTEREST ON ILLINOIS STATE
BONDS tue the arst Monday OF Juy 1884, viii be pald
at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAFIONAL BANK
N.wYork civ from the Gath OF july 1880 ncla
Sive. JOHN {. SMITH. state Treasurer
no HOLDERS of OHIO STATE STOCKS
Notice is hereby given that the interest due July L
1880 Oh the debt OF Ststo OF Ohio Will
The American Exchange National Bank New-York city
from the 6h pr01lmo anu thereafter office
The transfer books Will close the 18th instant
reOpeued ON July III
JOHN F. oGLEvEE Auditor of state
MILTON BARNES, secretary of SJats.
GEORGE *. NASH. Attorney General,
commissioners OF sinking Fund OF Ohlo
CoumbusL Ohio June ID 1880.
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4 LII vino are interested in railroad business
II and mileage statistics should get THE TRIBUNE AL
NA&AC Tor ~sO. now ready price - eents oy m4l
bankers aud CAPT rALiSTS Will want to
get The Tribune Almanac l1,Di 10 gives the figures
United Revenue ad ExDendtnn1 since 1910 Fnce
> cents. mali
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GAS STOCKS & City IL. Il. Stocks and Bonds
" bought sod. FTHEWiTr.5l Exchange.pace
CWYNNE & DAY, - Wan-st., New-YOrk
" Established loJil transact general Banking and
Brokerage Business Railway shares. Bonds, &C, &c
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STOCKS.

An New. york Brooklyn stocks, ami also all kinds
of Brooklyu Investment securities dealt IN Dy
GEORGE az. PKENTiSS,
a ID ENCHANtfE-PLACE.
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stOckhOIdtTs OWnlng NOR

HENRY MCFARLAND. secretary
B-Ncsriv i stockh having already a-sentrd 70
tie consultations purpose OF te proposed meeting Is
the of recorded vote
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IL O'CLOCK TO 2io oC -OCE-
TIE GEyERAL LIST.

II O'CLOCK TO ~ VC-Oct
Market Bank Mobile & o LIST Deo Lehgh W-B Con
..... l21 2OUOJ. .... .S3 Assented
Ind Dec 4 Gpg lst 5000 S24 10000 .g5 is
1S 900 I'm IOl a Tex Pac Iu Gnt- $4,000. 95i7
400 ,.... lO2 10000 .......CSL 5000 ..eo's
Lar Rln e Nun lst Mich Central ~ 1000. 95't
10000 ...- los = 10000 x i06 ina bIn q WI ist
70OO -. 1885, Den & R Grand lat 5000. ....... 74S
w IN o We,t 1000 ...... lOSis y Cen cons AS
New ID Con ben e RIO q 8. Con 1000. Y l.. 1864
0,O bI sa7s so q 90. ... % L Central Pacific q Is
10000 mr. 80 StL e lr0n AZ % 1000 .-.-.. ll2
Kan Pac lst Con Preferred Inc 10000. 49,. IL
: noO 90 "a 1000 K f. 76 metropolitan lst
n " cent ist reg l. q Noun "a 5000. .b3 ..l027s
m ouD = l30ls 80 900 ..... 1865 Mo Kan & L I'd
or nv & Nav ls Inter Great Let 5000 .......6s'4
5000. 100 u l.O0u -.-... lO3'4 Tenn bs ola -.
Mobile q Ohio LIST 5000 ...; lu4 ioVoo ;..-;Si
Deben Galena a Chic lst Ches & Ohio lst
4 rop . 81 Y.ObO .... iO35 Series Is
10000. S22 LAKE Erie & W ISL I'Ooo
1
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
Nrv.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2 1880

ox,ensive,v also visiting the Comstock / had an
interview with Mr. Mackey. who has charge
and e. one of the principal owners or the mines 10
Gated on the Comstock Lode. aud he Is hopeiuI
of vet discovering new bOnanzas In the COmsiocH
He says that the conditions down at the lowest
depths are as favorable for striking new oonan
in the Comstock; that he is putting In person
allv. large sums of money, and ully DelleVe III WI
mate success. While times are very dul IN VIZ
ginia City, the general feeling there is much tne
same as that expressed by Mr.. Mackey. WhIie vast
sums of money have been lost IN the manipulating
of stocks upon the COmstOck Lode careful estl-
mates show that lar as the proposition ot 6gli-
mate mining upon that lode is concerned, all the
money expended in the development of the Comstock
mine has been paid back WITH the average Interest
ton '1 oi Ss7nda sS$ visited t5s mining Ing
&asIG In Ge Of former GsT%SfTn dset is "TS
crn Belle, which has been celebrated for the
regularity Of its dividends, There is o
district, istd but the facilities for working the
ore are very poor; water for steam and domestic
purposes commands from to cents per gallon
standing sta: these great disadvantages the Northern
Belle has taken out over $6,O00,OOO, and has
paid profit 70 the ,stockholders, OF 0f ap4nt ont
s., 600 600. At Granville Is located one OF tho
largest quartz mines III the States; in iact 1T Is
mountain of ore, and tho company ,r, u, Is
now OPERATING 4O-stamp ,,o @ii Fsdii,,o. IGe fop
economically working 1T are such that It is believed
the ore will paw n lair profit, The mines
at Austin are among the oldest dscov-
cries IN the state next to the Comsock. The is
found i'm morrow veins but of very rich quality.
Large reduction works have been crccte ed
,here and the company have adopted
the coopcrative system Of working the
mines and reducing the orcs-that Is TO say. they
contract with miners to take out the ore at thclr
own risk and expense, and tnen the ore Is reduced
on shares giving to the miners one-half'
one-haf being retained Tor the re-
duction works THIS has proved the most success
fnI and economical way Of conducting mining
en.crpr'scs It is estimated that these mines
have produced, since their discovery, oyer
$50 600 600. narrow gauge road has
been bailt from the Central Pacific to Austin, dis
nee OF 90 miles. whch Is adding much To The
prosperity of ihs section of the country.
After looking over the mining sectons tnaC
| have visited ! am fully satisfied that the
mining industries of the country are coming down
TO firmcr and better basis than ever before, ard
that the time is fast approaching when Eastern
capital can invest in mining enterprises with as
much certainty as IN any other.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

than the present price Of tho stock. Cen
orally the market, while seemingly strong
was "mussy" if may use the word
that will best indicate the true condition.
" Bears" of Monday are now rampant " bulls but
that class of operators Is nearly full Of stocks
that its members already are beginning 10 look for
the higher price crowd TO take the stocks of their
hands at profit. They are discouraged with
decline of Il per cent and jubliant over rise Of
is per cent. Prices generally closed close up to tho
best of the day, but at the very end there were
reactions of 4 per cent for some Of the most active
stocks, yet the market closed strong but dull
Government bonds weak. with business at
the Boards that amounted to Sl73,j0O. The final
bids show declines as follows Is of 1880 and 1881
each ls 4l2s os, and is l. per cent Annexed are
he nloainn nunfafIOna:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
LITERARY NOTES.

The last volume of Mr.. George Bancrofts
~HstOry of the United States will be ready before the
sni of the year.
Mr.. Parkc Goodwin during his summer So
journ at Cummiugton Mass. has been writing a memoir
Of his father-inlaw. william Cullen Bryant
Mr.. Johu r. G.. Hassard has written an ar
tcle Scr6ners Monthly the local operate stage,
The magazine will make more OF feature hereafter o'
music art and the DRAMA
The Putnams have ready Professor Johh
s. Kedney's textbook aesthetics, The Beautiful ana
the Sublime" and The Harvest OF Years. story OF
fSPsT'snG'' s. sTsG III ''' '"'e'''S''''H '''
NJ. Lecoco, the composer of comic opera, vs.
digent collector of old books aud has spec'a 'onu
ness for editions OF Rqbeais Next TO his music ana HIS
library he is interested musical education OF per
r8roauet.
Macmillan & Co. have conferred favor on
their patrons by publishing convenient catalogue
with index OF their books aud of the works iSsuo "
the oxford Clarendon Press and the Ca"or''se '"'''
siiy Press, OF which they are agents.
Ingram's Edgar Allan Poe; HIS Liie' Let
tiers and Opinions (Casse Peter, Gapin Cob Will
appear in few days. on this side the water. IL is
bulky work. volumes forming together QUO paRcs'
ana contains portraits OF Poe ana MS u'ther'
"Sister and Saint" CA. ID. +. Randolph a
CoO Is study OF the fe OF Pascal's sister JaequeHhe'
the nun OF Port Royal 1t will soon be ready and con-
tains a great deal OF not included In previous
ENGLISH accounts o; this interesting character
Latin and Greek as in Rome and Athens"
is recent London book, by the Rev. Francis H. Wynd-
ham, who urges that the sounds of the modern languages
spoken in Greece and Italy should be applied IN the
classroom to the pronunciation of the dead IAN
guages He urges that If the study OF Greek ana Laun
is TO successfully kept the present day. school,
masters the trouble of uulearning GOOD dea
OF their present methods aud treating the languages
more like living The PaU MaH Gazette says; we
have not heard Of any attempt tO rec0nsruc the prOo
able classical pronunciation. save IN the Ueu etes-
ado MED II we are mistaken the English ponuncl-
alton of LATIN is equally dead dying in America.
Therefore the general result Is that although not more
chargeabe with negligence or oaroarlsm than otDer
peOpe as OF our present state. We pract-
caiy stand alone and In danger OF finding ourselves
separated from net Only Continental but other LnGhsn-
speaking scholars"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
cLoSLYl rRLces pnlLA DxLpntt sc1,YA

FRIDAY. Oct. II N.
Although the business done iii stocks to-day
amounted only to 230 900 shares against 206, 400
shares yesterday and 277 500 shares Wednesday.
the tone Of the market strong all the way out,
subject to one two MANAGERIAL reactions. Imme-
dately after the opening there observ
able some nervousness 10 the staying
power of the market, and Lake Shore WAS
noiceably weak, with sales down to 1878:
and some other stocks fell off l49l2 per cent. Bat
tins was quickly remcdicd by judcious distnbu-
ton of orders 10 buy. aud Lake Shore aftcrw ard
sold up 10 I0SSl Tho notably strong stocks. how
ever, were Northwest, which rose to 1854, ST. Pael
up to O2l4 aud Now-Jeney Central with leap
from 72ai to III L, and Reading. which sold up to
3Oia O course one pretends that the pricos
for the two last named stocks have any
other basis than that of pure speculation
The frst-nansed New jersey vCentrsl-follows
An indebtedness Of tho company that amounts 70
more than $500 900 per mile of road and the see
ond- d-nan,cd stock-Reading- admitted to follow
behind so large Indebtedness that the junior
gage bonds of the company arc unsalabls at lssa
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY. Oct. 1-P. ".


The mining share markets to-day were dull ana
generally weak in marked contrast with the ac-
tivty of yesterday. The business done In Chryso-
lite was unusually small and within narrow iuctua-
tons the closing figures at 4.05 showing loss OF
3 cents. Little Chief recovered from % 10 6i0 oo
cents, but Annie declined from G0062 to 81 cents
Climax recovered to l. 90 and afterward sold at 90
against 10 yesterday, and South lllte fell from w
to 90 cents IInkil was active and tluctuatlng
rising to g. 10 and later selling at lS501. 30 against
1.05 yesterday. The Comstock shares were about
steady within a range of cents. Battle Creek fur
ther Welded to $50. Among the low-priccd shares
Silver Nugget active as usual but it declnen
from 81 to 4G cents. GoOdshaw was noticeaply
weak. with sales down to 46 cents. Gold Placer
was cent easier Mt "a cents. Moose
| cent lower at 32G33 cents, Buckeye cent
lower at 1S cents, Great Eastern cents lower az
90 cents. Calavcras being cent higher ~ %
cents The business done IN the hiGh-priced stocks
was to about the usual amount, but without any
material changes prices. The markets cIoseu
dull and generally weak.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
filming.

OFFICE or THE EMPIRE MINING co, UTAH, }
SALT LAKE CITY, sept %. lssl. )
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ against ncgo ing tie following described stock #
s1d C0mp1ny having been auction assess
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

In London, British cOnsos were IL higher at
97l3l6 ,oy both money and account United State5
bonds were all we>ker; the 81 Is lower at 1858.
4la, Il lower ~ 1l2la and Id Il lower At illL.
AaerIcan railways generally were Detter because
yesteray's quotations from the home markets
show ed improvements. Eri, shares rose from
tOls 10 40l2 and second coBsols were II hisrsr at
023s. ninois Central advanced from ll8 to 1l7ii
a.d closed at 1l6l2. PeDnsyH wsS Is lower at
60 L. and Reading "A lower q. 1873. The Bank OF
England to-day lost cl00.800 button on balance.
which W reported ~ nave nceD Withdrawn Tor
shipment 10 New-Iork. In Paris Frsnen y psS ecnIs
rose from S5.35 81 3D. S5 lght excaaDge ou London
advancing 10 5.39i2 francs t. the L.
hessrs Poole, kruG & Co., OF Caicago aud New
York, announce our adyertlsln columns tbae
hereafter they will be represented III Ncw-York. at
No. AZ Exchange place, by hr IL Il. tsnt. for
metiy senior member OF tile Washington banking
fru of FAINT. Washington & Co.
A slaall and uninponant failure on the II bear
side of tho account was announced at the stock
Exchsuxe. The liabilities estimated At less
than 25 per Of the Vslue Of the membership ut
tine Board OF the two members Of the unfort uIlste
6rn.
lle gross earnings OF the following railroads
reported:
INTERNATIONAL NORTHERN.
Third quarter o, Sept .s4sal1 s4s'ssi Dee s,sxs
JIM 10 sept Il lJ23lS4 ilUI<SS Inc S30SA
ST. PAuI, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
iS7a $50
Third week In Sept. xol.Ao2 fIoVsv Ina SiS6eJ
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
1870 lASO.
AAk tuloA oil lea
Third veei In Sept SUl Gal &6!,72S Ire. el ,1S2
The following is the comparative statement oS
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
THE NEW NOVELS
PUBLISHED BY

HARPER a. BROTHERS, New-York.
A Sailors Sweetheart By W. CLARK Russell IL cents
Inst as Am. BY Miss Bra1dou. 10 cents.
Lord Brackentury. BY Amelia 3. Edwards. Is cents.
Cast Up by or Tine Adventures OF Ned Gray BY
sir samue! W. Baker Illustrated ID cents
The Mudfog Papers, &c. BY Charles Dickens 10 cents
White Wings: A Yachting Romance. BY William Black.
Illustrated by W Small l2mO, coth 81 % Also, Cheap
Edition. without Illustrations, 4to paper. 10 cents
Pride and Pre- ludce BY Jane Austen 10 cents.
Clear SHINING After By c. g. Hamilton. 10 cents
George Bailey. BY Oliver Oldboy. 81 90.
Cros, Purposes BY Cecilia Fin hay. 10 cents
Cape Ood and All Along Shore: stores By Charles Nord
hon. 10 cents.
Hypata- BY Charles Kingsley 10 cents
E-HARPER & Broth CIR, VIII send any OF the above
books by mail postage prepaid to part OF the United
States, ON receipt OF the price
ryHARPER's CATALOGUE mailed free on receipt OF
nine cents In stamps
HARPER g. BROTHERS,
Frankrn.square. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02

Circulation of National Gold Banks, included the
above. eI.3kj,o60
Tae foreign exchanges are excessively dull. and
because OF that, rates are weak But the quotations
remain unchanged az folloWs:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-02
sEX infpresf.


State bonds we're dull the sales covering only
Tennessee Is old at 81. and North Carolina IS
new. TO Chatham Railroad, at 3. Louisiana con-
sols are quoted 4S01S3i. OF city bank stocks,
State sold 90 mt 13 and Market 800 at 12l.
Railroad bonds generally we're quiet and steady,
but there were two or three exceptions where tho
demand advanced the prices of some OF the iayorlte
speculative issues and of those issues which are
gradually being absorbed for investments. Eric
second consols after selling up s9s closed at 50,
an advance of Il per cent. and the funded % rose
from S3l2 10 81. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
consols sold at 107ls, and seconds again rose
to 65ls finally selling at G4lt Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre consOls opened down g per cent at
95le hut later rose to 96l2. This was IN sympathy
with the operations IN Central of Now-Jersey stock
A good demand for Mobile and Ohio first debentures
advanced their price to S3 later sales being at s22
and the second debenturcs rose TO 81. 81 Louis
and Iron Mountain second incomes sold AT 70 ex in
tercst of 7l2 per cent Metropolitan frsss wero
strong with an advance to 1925 Denver and Rio
Grande iIsts sold at 1OS ga 1Osl4 and cOnsos
"a lower at 9134
The business of the Sub Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF S9,O79,524
and payment of $l2 S32 79S. resulting IN loss TO
the general balance OF $3 1924 and leaving at
$50. .1S4, ,G29 against $S5.037,9O3 September 2i.
1 he particular changes of the week are coin loss
of So 224 702 and currency loss Of Sj2s,172. The
local money market remains easy at pig aud per
cent bat at the close to-day money was IN far de-
mand at the highest named rate. Tho domestic ex-
changes on New-York az the places named are
quoted as follows Savannah, 35d is discount;
Charleston, 7lG discount to par New-Orleans ~ per
$1,000 discount TO par 81. Louis, 10 discount
Chicago SOGO75 cents discount; Boston, 80 cents
discount. The United Srates Treasurer at Washing
ton to-day received S140,00O in National bank
notes for REDEMPTION. The customs receipts
were $3.50 900. and the internal reveuue receipts
were $4400 900. The following IS the Clraun2
House statement to-day Exchange, II II 5i5,24l;
balances :SG01G, ,s0i The Transactions At tnc Sub
Treasury covered: Receipts, $l,oSi ,431; paw
ments So 1919 .O36 currency balance, c5,i2|,l12;
coin balance. $50 757.i57
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The following is the public debt statement lssued
October l. 1880 compared with that OF september