New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-13

State bonds were neglected, the only sale being
of Arkansas Is to the Little Rock, Pine Bluff and
New-Orleans Railroad at 20, a decline OF per
cent. OF city bank stocks ten shares of Central
National sold at 1921
The dealings in railroad bonds covered greater
variety of issues than has been usual of late, but
generally only to small amounts For some OF the
speculatiye kinds prices were higher. Boston, Hart
ford and Erie firs:s rose from 625s to 64l2 and
g. C. and l. C. incomes were per cent high
er at rs. Ere second consols rose % to lO2lI
but ended at 102. Missouri, Kansas and Tex
as frsts were Il higher at 1O5ls Chesa-
peake and Ohio currency debts. declined
from 56l4 to 540s and incomes to 5Gls Mobile and
Ohio first debentures per cent to 80, and ONO
and Mississippi frsts Springfield division, were Z
higher at 1863 New-York Elevated frsts were
steady at 49, and Metropolitan iirsts at 9Sl2099,
and seconds at SSlIas8. Texas and Pacific hrSts,
Rio Grande division, were y lower at So
The sub Treasury to-day lost S503,05l On bal
ances made ~ by com loss OF S5i3169 less s cur
last friday $396l54. The European steamers
arriving since yesterday delivered $53590O IN gold
bars Money to-day opened at q per cent for call
loans, at which rate the principal business was
done, but there were TRANSACTIONS later at ana
per cent. The domestic exchanges on New-lork at
the interior points as last quoted. The United
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
1888 600 National bank noies for redeInptlon
The revenue receipts were S28s.892. The Clear
ing House statement to-day is follows:
Exchanges Sl75,017,966; balances, $5,971, 1876
The transactions at the Sub-Ireasury covered: :
Receipts, 1898, 996; payments, 81 ,447,O46; cur
rency balance, $4,SS9,397; coin balance,
$7S S79. 400.
The foreign exchanges continue to be dull, but
rates fully steady for actual business at The fol
lowing quotations: Bankers bills, sterling, 81 40
and "a S23i for long and short bills respectively;
francs, 5.2Gl405.27l2 and 5.23S4; reichmarks, 934
and 94l2; guilders, $685.
In London the Stock Exchange markets were ir
regular British cOnsols 1-16 lower at
9S 1l-l6 for money and 31G higher at 50 1911 for
account United States bonds were steady and I'M
changed in final quotations at l03 for the continued
5s at ll6li for the 4l2s and at ll9l4 for the a..
American railways huctuating, but finally
closed at the lowest quotations of the day.
India Council bills were allotted at an advance Of
l-l6d. per rupee, and bar silver was u higher at
52lsd. per ounce The Bank of England lost
sSSO00 bullion on balance. The rate for discount
of bankers bills in the open market advanced TO
ass per cent and the carrying rate for cOnsOls is 42
per cent In Paris French per cents declined TO
S405 and recovered 10 S4.2O and sight exchange
Oh London rose to % 43l2 francs TO the 6.
The American Railway Improvement Company
has issued its circular No. g. calling for the payment
of the ninth instalment of ten per cent upon the
subscriptions bonds and stock of the New Orleans
Pacific Railroad Company payable on October 23,
at the office OF Messrs Woerlshofter & Co., No. "a
Exchange place, n. Y.
The following securities to-day were sold at the