New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
N, 80, igSs. IFS. rs chr g. 1897 ISL
70 80 aI cNii9ae ii3E rs chr e. 1874. l32
Ia lsI9lT req llTls ll1A vs. cur % 1917" III l. iOi %
Us a. 1897. ..llTis MA Us cor % 1900 I09i IO2
1890. 1870 U:s con - ~
10 a chr. lSBi.1S0la DIST OF 1oL o-o1,

Co. I'D ,vora dull but generally firm. Louls-
-. oonsols were u higher at G0l2. Tennessee Us
strong at 1904 and North Carolina speeal 'aAsS
were up to gig. Arkansas Is 10 inc "inVE"'
ranged from 3Ol2 to 80 for the different Vaiie-
Ties, the Fort Smith issues COMMANDING
the higher figure. -. e.,
Railroad bonds were dull and generally lower Tor
.ba s,ocuatve kinds, while the business doneint the
,+ter classes was not sufficient to point feature
Frie second consols were u lower at lO4A on
Gales amounting only to $1,000. Boston,
Hartford and Erie declined 81 to G6l4, ana
chesapeake and Ohio rsts, series Is, were easier at
ssh. Missouri Kansas and Texas general Us were
sustained and sold M to 92, and Rome, WATERFOWL
and Ogdensburg frsts were up from 96i2 10 90 g.
Canada Southern iTsts were steady al So-2' ~
1ous and Iron Mountain new 5s were q lower at 81
Metropolitan fTsts were down 2 al lo', anu oo
opds off l per cent at 60 Ohio Central incomes
go off IN 52lo and Ohio Southern incomes de-
. olnod from 4sas to 47si. Indianapolis, Decatur
.nd Snrine6eld second incomes were active ana
rose to 76 but closed unchanged Mt TO- East len
Dessee Virginia and Georgia incomes declined
from 56lo TO 553i Wabash general Us sold at 99@
9Slo against 9Sa4 Saturday. Texas and Paclnc IN
comes after opening at 78l2. fell to n, ana nrSS'
RoGrande division, declined, from " to u d. New
Orleans Pacific frsts sold at 95@94i2 against WIS
Saturday. and Gulf, Colorado and Santa Re ilrstS
1O34G1O4ls.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained S942, S74 on bal
nnce made ND by a coin gain of $lOl5.657, less
currency loss of $40 1873. This makes the net gam
on balance since Friday 81 ,O2963l, not including
the 81 900 900 gold coin received from the Phlla-
deluhia mint Money to-day was in active demand
amt the rate did not go above per cent Inc lhdl-
cations however point to closer market ID tie
near future There are noteworthy changes III
sbe domestic exchanges on New-YOrk, although
New Orleans quotes commercial bills mp to $4,oo
discount The United States lreaSuIera al " aShIug-
son to-day received 1880 600 National bank notes
forredemptiOn. The customs receipts were SoozolI'
and the revenue receipts were So4l oof, ne CiJaT
ng House statement today is as follows: tx
changes 81 80, OBS, 500; balances, $lS7G,263. The
transactions atthe Su0-lrcasary cCySre1; 7d he
CURRENCY balance, $4,53O,945; coin balance,
$Sl,474S44
The foreign exchange markets very dull and
rates only barely steady, beng qnG,hangr1 Iof
actual business as follows: Bankers bills: sterling,
81 Sla$4 SLY and "a S5aSl SOL for long ana
short sigh respectively; francs 3;Z4'sGo.7o ana
6.2OG .2O5s reIchmaTks, "a Il and95ls; and guild
eTs 1884 and 40040ls.
In London British cOnsOs were steady and nm
changed at 100 9-I6 and 100 ll-16 for money and
account respectively. United States bonds were
0uiet and unchanged the quotations being 1881 Tor
the continue 5s 16l2 for the rs, nj lZOi or inc
4s American railways opened higher but the luu
Ggures generally were not sustained AT the coSe.
The market however, was simply responsive 10
Saturdays late quotations In the home markets,
and presen ed significance that was not borrow
ed from our OWN markets. bar SILVER was -Iou'
lower at 81 sd per ounce At Paris, French 3 per
cents declined to S6.25G $3.50; sight exchange
On London rising to 25.25f to the T.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported: 1900 No
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
ss sa oe s Fl SS s3s23 Inc '5 5S
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
Number of miles,. 722 81 Inc. $50
5uyi 70 Nov IS sl2a$G62 s25SS Inc siS7,22S
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
FI-st week in Nov S3i 1872 $500 Inc s3.sSs
January 10 Nov. & ID G.66I 166lG55 Inc 2Si.J0i
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
t1rs, week Nov. s4s24 s47,9so Dec - sac
January o Nov7.. 21215O3 Lea4l52 Dec 259 81
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
1880. 1881
FIRST week In Nov..-. S4lG9s S452gt Inc s3.5g2
january 10 T.. l,7lZa33 l,66J@35 Inc l5G9i2
INDIANA, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN.
1881.
FIRST week in Now. s4Olg9 S3j,S2O Inc. s5.I2O
The receipts of flour and grain AT the principal
Atlantic ports this l4th day OF November were:
New
Canal EIlr btysA "a PhuI Boston
r1our bplS -. 2l.22S Ga3 2lO9 4.$ZO s,Z72
Wheat bnsh. II 900 100000 100 $500 5000 29l5
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