New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-06

The dealings in State bonds, which were unim-
portant and insignificant covered sales OF Louisiana
consols at 40, Aabamas class b, at SO and class Z
at So North Carolina special taxes at o. tennessee
6s old. at Ash, and Virginia 6s deferred, at IL.
There were no transactions In city bank stocks
The transactions in railroad bonds included an
unusually large number of issues, but generally the
sales were of small amounts. For the speculative
kinds prices were irregular-some showing small
gains. while others were weaker. Erie second con-
soils declined from 1OO1l to 99si and ended at 100,
the funded IS falling from Oslo to 05. Missouri.
Kansas and Texas first consols were dull but lower
at 1O71s and the seconds declined from 81 to SO94'O
S11o. Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts held pretty
steady at about go, closing at 69Ts chesapeake
and Ohio rsts b. were steady at az, OUT the
currency debts fell l per cent to 81. Mobile and
Ohio first debentures were nOticeaby weak. declining
to SO0 SOLO while some other income bonds that
yet have paid no interest advanced-Lake Erie
and Western from 79l2 to S1OS0l2, Lafayette,
Bloomington and Muncle from 81 to 81 p. and ONO
Central from 6j1a to 65. Peoria, Decatur and
Evansville incomes were per cent lower at 81 these
have paid INTEREST,", and Indiana. Bloomington
and Western incomes were s lower at 1913 New-York
Elevated irsts rose to 11Sl4. st. Louis and Iron
Mountain first incomes were 50 higher at 952i and
second incomes - higher at 50. Denver and Rio
Grande tirsts were Il lower at ia, and consols 4
lower at 1I2l2 Texas and Pacific incomes rose to
81 d. but closed at S33S, decline from yesterday OF
- per cent. and isls OF Rio Grande DIVISION, after
m advance to 9Sl2 closed unchanged &C 074
The weekly bank statement shows that expan-
sion is still The rule at bank. The loans are IN
creased So. 10000. The difference between the
increase of specie and loss of egatendeTs adds only
$4,000 to the sum OF the totai reserve ience Tue
surplus reserve reduced 81 ,O97 ,O25. The follow
ing are he totals OF the statement and changes Of
Loans Oo29OO Inc s24lO100
S 5S 75SS Dec Dec iiSS9966aaSSSS
Deposits 397o97220 Inc 45sg 995
" is:o5 ;:SS #s: o $SSSS
Re sub treasury today lost S543G32 on bal
onre' made up by coin loss of $jG3673, less chr
rrmcy gain OF $2O,Ofl. Money at the stock Ex-
day, so that few loans were made at per eent,
the bulk If the business however, was done at per
cent, with some exceptions as low as 4 per cent eat;
The domestic exchanges on New-Iork are as last
quoted. The Clearing House statement today IS as
follows: For to-day-Exchanges. $l9G.9JO0|9;
balauccs. $5,7SS sol. For the week-Exchanges,
81 Oh sos ,9I5 balances $35 1860. The trans
actions AZ the Sub-Trcasury to-day covered: Re-
ccipts. SQ7s gu payments, $1,622 304 currency yI
The United states Treasurer now holds
S3j9,47I,jOO in United Stltes bonds to secure
bank clrrulation United states 6onds deposited
States bonds held for circulation Withdrawn Tor
the week. $29s4,20O National bank circulation Gu ,c
cid notes. il. 49,. 2GC The customs receipts at
Wnthii,gton today amounted TO 1873, 500 and the
internal revenue receipts to %jSJ0I1. Inc lrels-
urrr received $19l 900 IN National bank notes Tor
REDEMPTION; the .utals of such receipts for the
week, compared with the same week of 1850,
being as follows: 800 o,,
Nrw York S75en00 s63$Ouo
N,fsa Gus l3 35$SSS 1 f7%S
As usual on Saturdays, the business in foreign ex
changes was duh rates. Iowover remain firm on the
l., 80 a.. f,ll,, ftr,1 ltpl
F5 an ShpsS' ''.: o' 5! Ssis2 sssSse
300" o&@ a%mTyT toaatt:. IS a. Isl rs
ss:'i$ $s: $:5$s3 IS Il.
Amsterdam lgqillersl:....... 40 a9ts a9+@ d0,.
ttAnAiort gcirlaark').....- atS% 9is ~ ~.
h ht,s r observation-disclosures s StS SS $ g:
IN London British consols declined ls per cent to
Gs7lO for money and SO to 0S9s for account.
because Of the Irish agitation. United states Is
were steady at lO3is, 4l2 i higher at 1913,
and AZ after an advance of Il per cent were un
were lower but tho special feature was that the
decline did not fully follow yesterdays late decline
IN the home markets. In Paris, French per cents
declined from "a 90 to Sf.57I2 francs
brief statement of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company shows the financial result OF its business
for the year ended December 81, 1880 compared
with that oil 1879 to be as follows:
oro.. is7e ss 1883
oP Ers 7 7sS7S gssSs76
The amount of interest and rentals for 1880 was
l.3203 300, leaving surplus OF Sl,lo6,OIO, equal
to 81, per cent OH the stock. Quarterly dividends
of lla per cent wero paid October 8, 1880. and
January 3. 1881. Tho financial status of the COM
pany is as follows: Bonded debt, 19,496,OOO, or
$32 932 permile of road capital stock, ST. 800
or 500 $40 per mile; total debt and stock,
$31. 9l5 700. or $53,9 / per mile.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are
reported
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
Fourth week IN JAM. sS7 300 $lO7.363 Inc. $l9sO4
jan. 10 all JI...... 3l6.7J7 J09.1UO Lie. 4.,JiV
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
1850. 1881
Fourth week In JAM. S222, 200 S274,75S S53.558
Jan ~ Ian 81 ...... 674.455 SUS.OlO Inc l3J,JJ5
LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
1850. leel.
Month OF January...... Sjj5.953 $5j94OO Inc s3.i7
The following shows tho exports exclusive of
spcciel from the port of NcwYOrk to foreign ports
for the week ended February |, and since the
beginning OF the year, compared with the COR
responding periods OF previous years: