New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-23

State bonds were quiet and prices were easier
There we're sales of Louisiana cOnsols at 6S Ia de-
cline of a. and of Tennessee Gs at 72l2 70 decline OF
10 per cent? Alabamas, Class A, brought so. Or
city bank stocks America sold 40 at lao, ana Me-
chanics' Banking Association 90 at 81
There was well distributed business done In
railroad bonds but generally only in small amounts
The special feature in the dealings was Boston,
Hartford and Erie frsIs. of which the re-
corded sales amounted to $562,000 at from 90 p
I'D to 6034 the lowest and highest figures
being the first and last respectively. Ere
second consos were weaker and declined from lO4
to 1885, Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds de-
clined from 7Sl4 to H. and the general mortgages
nfter selling up to 90 closed unchanged at 81.
American Dock and Improvement new 5s sold at
lOOl4 Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, series b.
were down. l. at 81, but the currency interests
were i better at 56l4. Canada Southern
frsts were I.lower at 9S3l. New-York Elevated Is
il lower at 11ssi, and Metropolitan frsts were L
lower at lO3. Ohio Central incomes were Il down
at 40. Ohio Southern irsts rose per cent TO &C.
but ended AT 95l4. East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia incomes rose from 53l2 to 54lsG
b37s International and Great Northern
general IS fetched 90, and Louisville and
Nashville general 6s 1913, a decline of ls. Kansas
Pacific consols declined % to 1885. Texas and
Pacific incomes were active between rs and 75l2
but closed unchanged at 75 while frsts Rio Grande
division after selling 903s finally were only d
low er at 9O$
The Sub Treasury to-day gained S7S,544 on bal
ance made up by gains Of $69,014 coin and
$50. $50 currencv. This makes the total gain
since .ast Friday $1,729,646. Money was
less active than ii was expected to
be but principally because of the extraordinary
efforts TO obtain money from unusual sources, which
{ hot Vel m de II
early. AT the Exchange the rate was per cent to
61-64. with STEW. exceptions at 1872 COM
mission and late loans were made at 5 per cent.
The domestic exchanges are all unfavorable to New
York being quoted at the places named a. follows
Savanna, 3sG Is discount Charleston. 5-16Gls DIS
count New-Orleans. 50 discount to par; st. Louis
par Chicago par 10 % cents premium: Boston,
25 to 80 cents discount. The United States Treas
nrer at " ashingtOn to-day received $4,000 Ma
fional bank notes FOR redemption. The customs re-
cepts S4S5 OoS, and the revenue receipts we're
$3S6,153. The Clearing House statement today is
rs follows: Exchanges Sls7,643 TO; balances
$5,951 ,233. The transactions at the Sub Treas
nry covered: Receipts, $1,223, 499 payments
81, 144 $50; currency balance, $4376,532; coin
balance S84, 646,7
The foreign exchanges to-day were yet weaker
because of the activity in money, but at the de-
cline there was marked steadlness. Actual rates
as revised are abont follows: Bankers bills ster-
ling, 81 50 and 81 "a for long, aud short sight
marks, 1S847s; and gailders, 39SsG40.
la London British cOnsols were lower being
quoted at the close at 100 SIC for both money and
account against 100 5-l6 and 1908 respectively
yesterday United States bonds we're firm, the con-
Iinaed 5s being up ls at 100 and the As up a at
p29,2 american ra%ayi we're irregular Dnt gen
The Bank of England to-day lost E65 600 bullion on
Salarce. In Pans French per cents declined from
S6.02L2 TO 500 francs sight exchange on London
being up 10 1924 francs 10 the {.
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this I'D dav OF November were: