New-York tribune., 1881-11-19

State bords were easier all around. Louisiana
consols ot go oaGS3,. Arkansas Is to the railroad
ranging from 81 to 33.accoriing 10 issne ana NoFln
Carolina special taxes down TO .. virginia cohsoIs
sold at III and ex-maturcd coupons at 10'2 VI
citv hank stocks. Continental sold 23) at 120 and
Hanover 400 at l35.
There was little Of interest developed in the deal
pcs IN railroad bonds. There were more small sales
tban usual in the better class of bonds at steady
6g1res but for the speculative kind prices gencr-
allv were lower Erie second consolS sold at 1913
01o43s Boston, Hartford and Erie tirsts
declined from 50 to G3, and Chesapeake and ONO
frss, series b. were Il lower at S4l2 c.. G and J. 1.
incomes recovered TO "a. Canada Southern iirS,s
were Il lower at 90l4. Ohio Central incomes
brought so. Ohio Southern firsts were 's lower at
o. East tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes
declined from 56 to 81 Wabash general mort
cares were y lower at 0Si2. Denver and mo
Grande conSols advanced l per cent to ~ u, but
Kansas Pacific consolS were - lower at 1914
The business of the Sub-TTcaSury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of SEG1f,9tZ
and the payment Of Sj577.i9S The result IS
gain to the general bal lance of and ieaEGs
II at SS7 293, ,66o against S3,976 los November -
The particular changes of the week are CON CON gam
of $3 442, ,552 and currency loss OF Sl26o4Z ne
receipts for the week. however, include T%,ouJUOO
gold coin received from the Philadelphia mnt, -
that as affecting the local market the gam Is Only
| S1317,5l0. These figures indicate that t3'horI,
rows bank statement Will show loss IN ca>, ana
1
| today was in sharp demand and no loans Wore
| made uudcr per cent, good proportion OF the
bnsi ness being done at interest and lOi ana, cN-
ccptionally at 1872 commission. The change IN
| the domestic exchanges Is decline at BOSTON 10
l2L, cents discount. The United States Treasurer
I at Washington to-dav received S2O1,ccO Natlohal
| bank notes for redemption The customs receipts
were S7G5, ,622 and the revenne recelp's were
! 1915. .0O6 The Clearing House statement today
| Is as follows: Exchanges S139.2S3l III; bal
| ances. 1921 ,0G3 The transactions M the
Sub-TreaSlry covered Receipts, 81 ,2N1 oGG; pay
| IcntS 500 JO1: currency balance, G1,15J,f'o; ;
| coin balance. SO, ,S39,s90.
| There is an Improved demand for foreign eX-
changes for remittances on mercantile account ahd
the market shows hard money tendeucyt but thus
far rates are unchanged, being for actual huSneos
as follows: Bankers bills: sterling, ~ SOl2a ~ NO"i
and ST Sll4 II Sil2 for long and snort sGht
| respectively; francs 5.25a J.25I2 and 3.2OH
| 5.2Ol2; rcchmarks, 9iU9l's; and guiIdeTs' j''-H
| 40
In London British consols were weak and j lower
II 80 ; Is for money and 90 ZIG for account or
United States bonds only continued js were quoted.
and these were at unchanged hgurcs-lOj. There
was htte change III the price for American ran,
ways, hut figures generally were 4 shad" lower, ana
The market was reported dull. The Bank of Eng
land lost 10000 bullion on balance. IN PnIs
French per cents declined 80 70 l7l2.
Kirnau's Wall Street News Bureau turni shes The
following special dispatch from Rdlrlgh y. G.:
The Railroad Commissioners 81 this state met ~ Cia
ton YESTERDAY ard formally granted 10 the Il: hmond
and Danvile pc0Ic the necessary tmc 90 complete the
Western North Carolina Railroad. IHis acI"h }. con
-idered complete triumph over tie Nanoc-.',-' party
The following shows the imports of dry goods
at the port of Ncw-Iork fr the week ending This
date ana since the beginning 81 the year, as com
pared with the corresponding periods ci previous
years:
The receipts Of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this lSth day Of November W.fc: