New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16
~ ., ~, "a, ION nos. q : our S. 1897. l3l
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Us 4s 1871 NJ ll1s vs. cht ny 1879 81 :, nil
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Among State bonds the Tennessee 6s were strong
md rose to 753747s. Virginia Us, deferred were
better at 19a1S7s and Consolidated Us, ex-maturcu
commons sold at rs. Arkansas'7s, Pine Bum nan
road. we're weaker at 81 l2a3l, aud South CaioI'ha
Gs nonfuHdable, sold at l29t vi Guy panA
stocks Me hanic's Banking Association SOFA lo1J ~
D2001, Ninth National l3ol at lZo' anu lnPo 'oi'
and Traders 90 at $50.
There was little doing in railroad bonds outside OF
n few special issues and prices were weaker for
nearly all of the speculative kinds. Erie second con-
soils however were firm and sold up lO4 54@ lO4l2
against 104lt yesterday. Boston. Hartford ana
Erie firsts moved very irregulary between 80 ana
81, finally closing at the lowest figure. Missouri
Kansas ard Texas general 6s declined from " TO Vo
and second cOnsOl to SO Roma WATERFOWL ana
Ogdensburg irsts yielded from 9o7s to 80. Chesa-
peake and Oh frsts, series h, were 4 lower at 80
Ca ada Southern frstS a at 99l4; East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia incomes 4 at 0ol2 ana
Indiananoiis Decatur and Springfield second mort
gage incomes were per cent higher AZ 10; ~ %W
cOnsols were steady nj 121 aud hrSts, utheTn Mlh-
nesOta div sion, at 1864. St PAM ana Omaha con-
soils at 1882, and Wabash general mortgages, al
9Sl2. Denver and Rio Grande consols Were hiRii'r
mt 1iO3s 1Ol4 and Texas and Pacific incomes i'm
IToyed to q SH m and Pacific irss
were p higher at 90, and Northern racine hlS'S
rose TO 1Oi.
S72I 276 made mp 10y losses of $624,67, com and
SS6 6O5 currency but il received PlOOo,oOO Goid
coin from the Philadelphia Mint The total result
since Friday affecting the money market Is Il gam
of only 1903. 355. The common rate Tor money to-
slay was 6 Yer cent. but borrowers prepared them
selves at an unusually early hour, and later the rate
was 10 > per cent. The domestic exchanges are
without material changes from the last quotations.
The United States treasurer at Washington To-
aav received $4,000 National bank notes Tor re-
compton. The custom receipts We're lZ"1,S"'
and the revenue receipts were S2O0,S',u; l Gc
Clearing House statement to-day Is aS follows;
Exchanges Sl435l7GSO: balances T67l2,"6O.
The transactions the Suh-lreasnTY Gov
cred Receipts ~, los 0lG; payments, ~ NZ9,292
currency balance, Ti,1f4,34O; coin balance.
SN1 ,S4O.1I3. s.,
Tie foreign exchanges are extremely dull and be-
cause of that, and not because OF an increased sup
ply of bills. rates to-day were reduced g cent pr
on the nominal quotations. me actHu
rates are rs follows: Bankers bills: STERLING,
81 S1aT4 i - and 81 SJ0tSl 80 = for long auq
short sight respectively; francs, 5.21 $4,000 ana
5193sa 30; reichmaIks 81 4 and9ols; ana guld-
els, 1914 and 40.
The London Stock Exchange markets wore steady
for British consols at 100 GIG and 100 LILO Tor
money and account respectively, and strong for
and the l. Il to l2Ul2; continued 5S. however,
were Is easier at 105 IS. American railways were
irregular, but Of course lower III response 10
Yesterdays late quotations from the home markets.
Illinois Central, however recovered its decline, ana
Reading was l. higher than Yesterday. Inc Bank
of ENGLAND gained f27, 900 bullion on balance. In
Paris French cents rose TO H6.42l2. and sight
exchange On London was down to 2o.Zf2 LIS. TO
the 4.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day OF November were