New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-15

State bonds were dull but strong and the Arkansas
issues to the railroads again sold at 81 and were 20
bid. Louisiana co1rols sold at 67i20672i; Viz
eiuia Gs deferred at II, and North Carolina 6s new.
January and July, at 22i2. and Funding Act,
1866, mt -. There were no transactions iii city
bank stocks
The dealings in railroad bonds, except for two or
three issues, were only in small amounts. Early
prices for all the speculative kinds were higher but
generally the closing quotations were lower than
the last sales Boston. Hartford and Erie frsts
were specially active, and rose from 6jla
to 20. and ended at 6S. Erie second con-
sols sold at 1O2l20103 Rome, WATERFOWL
and Oqlensberg frsts advanced from S92a
to 90, c., c. and l. c. incomes sold at 75G7Ga75a,
and Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series b, Ia
per cent higher at sj3i and currency debts rose
from 5Gl2 TO 81 but closed at 56l2 irsts, series
4. selling AT %. Mobile and Ohio first debentures
were per cent higher at 90, and second debentures
2 higher at 72I2. Canada Southern firsts advanced
from OH 10 90. New-YOrk Elevated irsts
sold at II5 and I16 for small amounts
Metropolitan frsts were steady at 80, and
seconds were - better at 50. Ohio Southern m-
comes rose from 40 to 42l2042. East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia incomes declined from 90
52l, TO 81. Missouri Pacific cOnsols sold at 1860
lO74aIO7. Richmond and Danyille firs's at lOl
600, and Lake Erie and Western incomesat 6Si20
60 st. Paul and Omaha consols were - lower at
lO2lo Texas and Pacific incomes rose from 10 TO
1873, AMI firsts, Rio Grande Division, from 50 to
9Oi2Gs9
The business of the Sub-Tcasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of S6,2O3.56l
and the payment Of - 53S.9l8. The result Is loss
to the general balance Of 153J,3Jl ana caves ~
at $50 $50 600 against $s4.17L9J7 October Z.
Tho uartisulqr changes Of the week ar "a f'lu
loss of $21 .0lJ and currency loss OF ~ ID -
The receipt, include 81 .OOoOo gold com ron, l'5
Philad slpbia mint so that the banks have gained
from the Treasury operations and It's p'.beniS
for imported gold during the week Fl'o2''oo'
but rs the shipments 10 The interior uuIh - 'anie
time have exceeded that sum, Is pIo"dpio tids
to-morrow's bank statement VIII show lurther
small loss in the total cash, although the amount OF
deicif is likely to be rednced Dy sglc r"HiIaS
tion of loans Money to-day was just Shaie
frl1er than Yesterday. and at one Tune came near
10 comrnandiug premium; the business h""tNeri
was done at and per cent followed o. te u?h4i
lower rates after accounts were made up Inc 'hi'e9
states Treasurer at Washington today received
5000 600 National bank notes t0r feaehpuoh
The customs receipts were S9Vo,TT;pl' c, anu
tlc revenue receipts were S5l5337. The GEAR
ing House statement to-day is as Iollo%-;
Exchanges, $l4o, 6G3,576; balances, S4.f-o,1oi.
The transactions at the Sub-Ireasury covered
Receipts, S1.020.167; payments, @l'1g6.9jl; cur
rcucy balance, $4,924,4ls; coin balance
S7s,9151s1. ,...,...
rates for sterling were advanced. FIR actual busi-
ness the following are quotations; Bankers bilIs
sterling 81 734 and 81 e3l4 Tor 5ong an stosS
bills respectively; francs 527l , and 0.2fs; reich-
marks 938l and 9fl2; gullders. 3S2s ana ~.
Because OF "a severe gale in Great Britain the -
graph wires between ENGLAND and Ireland are N
lucrative and no later adyices from London than Of
noon have been received az TINS wrlIhg. oucn
quotations as were received show higher figures Tor
all American railways IN response 10 yesterday
improvements in the home markets.
4 ISeiu & Co offer for sale the per cent ''cond
mortgage bonds of the Nashville, Chattancosi
ria bosrF of directors of the Oregon Raw
and Navigation Company have declared HHtr-
terlv dividend of per cent, payable NoFeMtet 1,
at the Office OF The heIs Loan il't ~
pany, No. 20 EXchange-psace, 10 st9c HhoEicis u
record October 20. The transfer books wiz c"ss
October 20 and reopen November .. ihie'e5t on
the compauv's scrip, series A, will be paid at lhe
same time ana place.
The gross earnings of the Hannibal and St. Joseph
Railroad are reported as follows:
ET.t ySS S S 90 G5 7 l57s6i5 bce 2S7i
The receipts OF Hone anu gram a, tn, prluclpal
Atlantic ports this 14th day of October were:
yo ,.,, c.o . sos5o io % i 2Sa r ~. ''}3 sl
wnc,tDasa. 5000 $500 49,, $500 400 4s5S
S Ss,9 S S1sa.: o. ,5 3SS ss55 is 5I55SS
Barley bush $4,000 1850 49,. 49,.
rota.bush. 63,sJO I264oO 49,. g35I9 5o1oo 1880
ThereGeipts and shipments NJ aud 1rOA Balao
to-day were a. follows
Receipts shipments
ByRR b. laEo ByR.R By Caa4-
Font bbs...... 25oO ....-' Looo 1900.
Wheat 1883 1885 1885. sSS s5SSS
oats, busn....... H'No ''''' .'-'''
Total BUSH. 1900 $4,000 10000 $4,000
helolowlng were the receipts and shlpnelts az
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
RRrsiJrA Sstlnsl.l
Cneagh dltw' <sA Caioagp sTLw'k,A
,Yo,- hh,s ~ los 22gS5 lo65l A970
Wheat bush. tA49t l4,-oY ou6n- 5og
C.n ".,sN '''''''' jlGi3 2L-OD 314SI 5000
O O ne, 49, '-''''''' 1851 3,uO 3C-9 800
~ - h,s, 80 81 1913 3I2lO % 122 2O.t25