New-York tribune., 1881-09-24

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In State bonds, Arkansas Is issued to the vanou.
railroads of the State, continued be the featur
and with unusual activity their price advanced
to 17l2@17. Virginia 6s deferred also rose a mar
cent higher at 17i2017as. Tennessee Gs sold a.
6ol2. Alabamas class c, at 81 and class at ISL
I and North Carolina special taxes at 7l2Gs.
/ There was more than the late average business
done in railroad bonds, and the dealings presented
some interesting features. A special movement in
Louisville and Nashville general 6s advanced
their price from LOG 1097s on small transactions
the closing sale at los Ohio Central
incomes were 1l2 higher at So Ohio Southern
irsts declined TO 80 and recovered to 93l4. and
Rochester and Pittsburg incomes were per cent
higher at 40. Erie second consols were steady az
/ l03l4G 1885, after opening at 1895 Chesapeake
and Ohio currency debts were la higher
at 5sl2, Mobile and Ohio second debentures
per cent higher at II, and Canada Southern
hTsts were p lower at 99l4. ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain new 5s were - easier at 81. Con-
siderable sales of East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia incomes were made az 30. st Paul and
Omaha consols were steady at 1882 Kansas Pacific
consols were a lower at 1904. Texas and Pacific
incomes sold in small amounts at 765s and Rio
Grande division rose TO 92ls092.
The business OF the Sub Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of S77377 775
and the payment of $S,6e5.132. The result is loss
to the general balance Ss67. .357 and leaves il
at Ss2. .636,S52 against $s3. .5OA209 September Ie.
he particular changes of the week are coin loss of
iSfoS,ISO ana a currency loss of SID0.572 The "a
ceps hcweNer, include 100000 gold received from
can Francisco, so affecting the banks and the To-
i1l al %money market the total loss was $l.367, ,357
hcse hGiies lnqcate that Tomorrow bank state
neht VIII show loss of total reserve
,he ,he subj su6s-IreasgTy's loss not being equal to
to-day was easy at and per cent and sa
counts were made mp early, after which money was
oered at per cent for effect the stock values
he domestic exchanges New-York are as last
quoted The Clearing House statement TODAY is as
ID, ,236,S5l. The transactions at the Snb-TTess,
uly covered: Receipts 81 ,335.IS5; payments
S0oo'29S currency balance ~ o57, ,3S2 bal
The foreign exchanges are sinpiy duh and firm
at actual rates as follows: Bankers sterling.
~ s0leqS4 81 and 81 s4GS4 s4io for long and
81 7Sl2a$4 50 for sixty days: francs 8 26it55 *
dnu o.zZ,2 o.ZI = for long and short bills; reich
marks, S3'sa9d and 94SsG 94s4; guiiders, 39l20
In London British consols for money were IN
changed at SO 5l6, and for account were Is lower
at ~ Dig United states 4ls advanced p per cent
to 10, but closed at 1199s. American RAILWAYS
Opened 1lgher IN response TO yesterdays late ad-
Cenual tennsyl Vanla aud Reading prices were not
luiiy sustained and late quotations. SO far AS re.
England lost go, 900 bullion on balance In Paris
L rench ) per cents declined from Sf.SO 10 81 80
the (. --S'''s - '''' francs 70
Attention is directed to an advertisement in an
ol the Indiana Cincinnati and LAFAYETTE Railroad
company, calls for a meeting al Indianapolis Nov
emDer l, TO take steps to reclaim the PROPERTY for a
II ew organization.
reported: -
CHICAGO ALTON
lsSO
ss; !: : sf ss55S ssslssS 555 B:
CHICAGO AND NoRIHN ESTEltS.
Second week IN sept s454,07 s4s2G9 Inc s2s "a
january 10 sept 10. 6UU2S5s 7542g7O Inc
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
Second week in sept. sS24ls sSS50s rDc a. '5aS
JANUARY 10 sept Is lO5l3g Inc
ST. PAUL. MLSNEAPOLIs AND MANrrORA
Second week in Sept. sl2l,O45 s229S75 Inc slos sas
January 10 sept Ia. 2.l2O01 Su95TO3 Inc a7S e9a
DENVER RIO GRAEnE
lss0 1881
Number Of niles as- Inc
Third week in sept. ssl 1853 sl5a 76i Inc sssS S9S
The receipts OF hour api graaa at tas prac,pal
Atlantic ports this 23d day of September were:
Kew
Canal Ratlr'l ,Jt visa Rpt PlilA gos.o,
flour, obis.. ll,l3s $40 2,leO $3.50 so
wheat.bush 5000 I2soOO S74 s7.729 $4,000 I5-4oo