New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28

In State bonds Arkansas Is issued to the railroads
continued active and further advanced from 20 "a
%. North Carolina special taxes were strong ana
sold up to Sl2 and Virginia 6s brought 1911. Ten.
nessee Is old sold at 20 for a small lot Missouri eS
1855 sold al l IL, and Alabamas Glass A. at IS OF
city bank stocks Commerce sold 90 at $50; PARK
(ol at 1904, and Republic I'D at 1916
The dealings in railroad bonds present little that
is of special interest. The early prices. when the
principal business was done, were stead TODAY but
late quotations generally were not equal To
the figures OF early sales. INDIANAPOLIS De-
catur and Springfield incomes were a spe,ial
feature because they from 90 to 66lo0
SO. Enc second consols, after selling at 1881
closed at 103. n decline of IS per cent Misso.y;
Kansas and Texas hrsts were Is lower at log and
general IN rtgages after 50 were - lower az 50.
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, Series b. were b lower
at s6is; but the currency debts strong and 8.
higher at 59l4. Canada Southern irsis ven u
lower at 99l2 New-York Elevated firsts we've l,
higher at ZIG, and Metropolitan firsts were l.
higher at 9924, and seconds also wer
u up at IS. East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia incomes steady at CO. Iouis.
VILE and Nashville general mortgages wen.
down & at 1913. Texas and Pacific frsts Rio
Grande division rose 1 per cent to 49, Northern
Pacific frsts were a lower at 1929, and New-Or.
leans Pacific firsts were steady at 953s
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained SI.OI2lI2 m
balance, made up bv gains of Sf7sI3 cur.
rency and $964.29O coin. This makes the
net gain since Friday. Sl,6I9245 These
for the 81. 100000 continued Is Tpe5 SaIDsSS
to-day that were paid Tor by checks and which The
ing European steamers delivered $3.50 600 go3
bars, and about 1878, 900 more rs due which xill
about close up the shipments that have been made.
notwithstanding the 81 600, 600 Sub-TreaSrv
checks paid ont for bonds the money marker toSs
worked stringent, and rates ranged from ; at the
Vpeihg 10 Per cent ana IS per diem commission as
the close; The domestic exchanges are without
notable change, and favor shipments of money fron
New-l ork. The United States Treasury at Wash
mgton to-day received Sl9l 900 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts vera
$9SG Os9and the revenue receipts were IL, So s7.
The Clearing House statement TODAY is rs follows.
Exchanges, $l54,916.654; balances. 50 O6S 3l9
lie TRANSACTIONS al the Sub-Treasury covered:
$SO.155.S 2s. '1'e'
Tho two days receipt of cotton bills impaired a
heVN tone 10 the foreign exchanges and rates were
IL duced cent to the nominally and about . cent
for actual business the quotations for business be-
for long and short sight respectively: commercial
sterling - s7.aS4 SSH for sixty davs; francs
% g a n - LOT Long and short bills reich
1894 and 397sd40.
In London British consols were higher than Satur.
day at 80 Tor money and 81 for account. United
States 4sl2 Were Is lower at l16sI, and Is vera
steady at 100 after 1l934. For American railways
there was general advance in prices based upou
saturdays home market, and later upon the early
quotations from here But there were tie
markets. being manipulated from this end 81 ihe
water by stimulating orders for the purpose OF reac
tonary effect upon our market Bar silver was Cd
higher at ola4d. per ounce. The Bank of England
lost t33,OOO bullion balance. In Paris
French 3 per cents recovered TO S49O0SA67la.
sight exchange on London falling to 25 33, francs
10 the 6.
The gross earnings of the following railroads ara
reported:
1T. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO.
Third week in Sept ses 1852 $4,000 lsS5 Inc s,,s
January TO sept2l- l725,5el 2i97.OSO Inc 47i.io5
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Third week in Sept. s2iSIoo s2SS 7on Inc sasoo
January to sept FL 62Sl,23s 7.s57ll6 Inc l5sSs7s
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH.
Third week in Sept. s54.S:4 s496le Dee ssns
January TO sept H.. l76Lsl9 L667,505 IsESsS
The receipts OF tour aud gram at the prlncipsl
Atlantic ports this 9th day of September were
Now OrK
- Canal isaiir I. OFT 8aL Pnla Bostpa.
Flour ools.. ...... 2ss6l 1911 1888 65G5 s2oS
Wheat. snsh 9os4OO l225OO 100 ec.s5a Ii-ooo 9ioo0
Corn bush. $500 3li475 400 2g'O72 81 500 46so5
oats bush 2lSOO 1850 1890. 500 1880 1880
pSs, Dnsh;; oas,;s 800 529 -. 500
haii'y'ouSh' 2'sOO $1,000
Total bush. 300 49l.546 B56 lO2s65 $3.50 1895
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were follows:
Receipts Shipments
I nv 1ata