New-York tribune., 1881-12-14

In State bonds q large business was done in the
Tennessee 6s with final advance to 1873 against
73 yesterday North Carolina special taxes sold at
o. South Carolina consos at 1861. Arkansas is,
funded, at 3S and Missouri 6s asylum, at 114i2.
OF city bank stocks, Metropolitan sold (6) at III,
and Merchants Exchange go at 100.
Railroad bonds were dull, and prices for the spec
Native kinds generally were shaded. The Boston,
Hartford and Erie frsts were very active and weak,
declining to GS3i but closing wi a recovery to 20
against II Yesterday. c.. c. and l. e. incomes were
per cent lower at 70. Erie second consos were dull
and Is lower at 1902. Chesapeake and Ohio cur
rency debts after sales at SOS declined to S5& There
were considerable transactions in Mobile and OHIO
first debentures at 97. Canada Southern firsts were a
higher at 99l4. st. Louis and Iron Mountain new
bs sold at S6GS6l2. Ohio Central incomes fluctu-
ated between 46l2 and 47l4, closing at the last
named figure against 47l2 yesterday Ohio South
ern incomes were l per cent higher at 40 Roches-
Ter and Pittsburg incomes were better at 43044
and East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes
were steady at 54l2 Louisville and Nashville gen.
eral mo tgages were off a at lCl@. wabash gen.
eral mortgages were Il higher at 92$4. Denver and
Rio Grande cOns0ls were Il lower at lO3Sl; leXaS
aud Pacific incomes steady at 70a4, hrstS, Rlo
Grande division, yielding Ss to 90; ,,,o 90, =,
The Sub Treasury to-day gained p69O,634 on bal
aDce made up by gains of S6O6O3S coin ana
Ss3, 99s currency. This makes the net gam since
last Friday. exclusive of transfers, S1,14O,376.
Bonds of the 105th call presented Tor reGemp-
tion to he amount of $95,500 The local money
market was more active, and after early loans at
and at plus 1-64 commission the demand was so uT-
gent that Lie commission was obtained on eOnsId-
cradle amounts. and the closing rate was l-32 com
mission. The domestic exchanges on New-f TX are
about as last quoted, except an advance at Boston
to 25 cents premium. The United States Treas
Hrer at Washington to-day received $241,OOO Ma
tional bank notes for redemption. The customs re-
ceipts were 1922. 1863, and the revenue receipts
S3i6 GG2. The Clearing House statement to-day is
as follows: Exchanges Tl33Ol2, los balances,
So, 13l ,I53. The transactions at the Sub-lieaS-
ury covered Receipts 81 ,73O ,493; payments,
Sl,O39 so; currency balance $l,7OO,|9O; com
balance $SS. $50, ,G09.
The foreign exchange markets continue dull but
rates are firm notwithstanding the condition of the
money market. For actual business the rates are
as follows: Bankers bills, sterling, 81 SOl2 and
81 S4l2 for long and short sight respectively;
francs 5.2j5s and 52O05; IeichmaTks 01ls and
947s; guiideTs. 39osH4O. =.
I'm London British cOhsOis in the early dealings
were II for money at 80 ll6, but later re-
covered 10 90 3-l6, and after being steady at
90 ZIG for account, closed Is higher at 80 DIG.
United - ates bonds firm; continued 5s at
1O53t lbs up ls TO 1873. and As unchanged at l22.
american railways all opened lower and, with few
exceptions made no later improvements. lbe
Bank OF England lost 10000 bullion on balance.
In Paris, French peT cents were weaker at o0.Io
francs.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported: