New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-07

The dealings in State bonds were restricted ID
three issues and the prices Tor them were lower.
Louisiana co1sols wore OF - at G@0 G94, Tennessee
is rs at 7O3l and South Carolina Is non-iundoblr
y per cent at -. OF city bank stocks, Merchants
sold 1Op at 1925 and Par, l5o' at 1Gi DlG5.
Railroad bonds generally were dulLand prices for
most OF The speculative kinds closed lower than yes
terday. Boston. Hartford and Erie frss still were
the leading feature and ros, from 1854 to So but
finally sold at 7sl2 Eric second conos declined 3
to IOO5s and recovered to 101. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas general g. were duh
but stcaiy at ST. Chesapeake aud Ohi'
currency debts sold down 10 81 The FIRST
series \, selling at 1O201o1. Metropolitan El'-
vatcd irsts sold AT 103l2a1O3a-, and seconds q" 81.
Louisville and Nashville general mortgages were
ouict at 1922. East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia incomes. after a decline TO Ssh, closed at
%. ST. Paul cOnsols sold at 122li and irsts, s0u-
crn Minnesota division were Il lower al 1861
ST. Paul and Omaha consols declined from loo'2
to tOOa1O0ls. Wabash general MORTGAGES Were =
lower AT 81. Denver and Rio Gran hr-ts were
better ut 1lI2 but the consols were lower az lO9l-
Texas and Pacific incomes were = lower Dr. 49,
and hrSts Rio Graudc division, were Oh 4 at Ho'2.
The Sub-IreaSury to-day galu' Sl.H,j-O on BAL
gncc made M bV com gam ri -lbH,bJl less - cur
rency loss of SO 33l This makes the net gain since
last Friday %G71 .G4s. Money to-day vas stringent
al day TO Stock Exchange borrowers ana inc earl
tcrest foI few moments tie rate was simple inter-
est but later, the demand continuing IN cNce7, oi
the Siipplv the rates advanced 10 IN crest ana
Il per cont and the final loans after oClucA.
were al interest and l-lGH l-j2 c'mulssIun. In
domestic exchanges oh NcV-lOrE q; inferior
points practically unchanged from laa.
Gnotatious but are al against tins CITY.
The United States Treasurer at aShlug-
ron To-day received $4,000 National bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts we're fG@Oi -
and the revenue receipts $2G2,37l. The Clearing
House statement to-day Is as follows: Exchanges,
SlI8.GST, 800 balances, -, 10000. The traust'-
fious at the sub Treasury covered: Receipts,
%923. 506: payments, ffJi,21b; currency bal
auce "a. G7g 4J3 coin balance, TsG323,1lJ.
There is 10 tchange in the rates for foreign cN-
change but the continued Strlg'ncy for money I'M
parts duincss and heavy zone 10 the Inar"ct Tor
actual business the quotations remain aS follows;
Bankers bills sterling, - SOl2 ana ~ So Tor
long and short sight respectively francs, 5.2I'7
aud J2O5s Techmarks, Jil5 and 94's and gulid-
cTs. $685. 40.
In London British consols were weak on the
rlcater activity IN money and sold down to 80 BIG
Tor money and 99l2 for account. United state,
bonds were steadier To firm lbs were up 10 llI4
and after l2l y were unchanged ~ l2l'i. Amer
lean railways generally were quoted lower IN re-
suopsr to Yesterdays late prices m the home mar
kets but Reading rose from 3J3 70 36. he Bank OF
England lOsi EZJ,OOO bullion Oh balance. The rate
for discount OF bankers bills ia the open market
advanced to DIG per cent aud the carry ing rdir
ior consols to 37s per cent. IL Paris French per
| cents sold ut 50. b ~.
In another column viii he found the advertise
Ineut OF the Richmond aud West Point Railway and
Warehouse Company Offering 10 It's Stockholders the
privilege of subscribing t. Virginia Midland q per
cent interest acCumuatIye income bonds at 40. A
bouus of 80 per cent OF common stock Of the Virginia
and Midland Railroad viii be given with the boDds.
The receipts Of -four ana gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 9th lay OF December were: