New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

An unusually large and well distributed business
,vas dome IN State bonds and at full figures. The
sales included Louisiana cOnsols at 5o@o4. georgia
7. gold at 100, North Carolina special taxes Mt
s1aG8, and IS, Chatham Railroad. at 0i2, virginia
S. deferred at 14li and consolidated, ex-matured
coupons, at 70l4, Tennessee 6s cid, at 4e44ss
and Alabamas, class A, at 72l2.
City bank stocks are firm and in good demand
To.day's transactions covered Park % at 49,
America 25) at 1852, Fourth National le) at 49,
aud Republic 10 at 134l20133.
A good business was done III railroad bonds, but
without the development of any special features.
Generally tue bonds which recently have made so
great advances were easier. Erie second cOnsols
were dull and in final sales ls lower. Boston. Hart
fOrdand Erie frsts declined from 62's to III, ana
Chesapeake aud Ohio irsts, series Is, from 81 TO
S31o. The currency interest debts. however, rose
from u to 11o Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
consols were L. higher at 113. the seconds, after
sales up to 791a being 1s lower at 1879. and c. c.
and l. C. incomes sold in a small way at 1914
against 73l2 yesterday. Mobile and Ohio second
debentures declined from 53ls to 51si0524, and
Ohio Central incomes from 70 TO 60 Lake Erie aud
Western incomes steady at about 80 and Lafay-
cite. Bloomington and Muncie incomes after an adj
vance to S212, closed at S1l2, gain of per cent
Indiana Bloomington and Western incomes were
active and closed at 604, gain of Il per cent,
and International and Great Northern second mort
gage incomes were in demand ut 30. New-fork
Elevated trsts were strong at 49, and Metropolitan
frsts rose from 1913 to 1O5W10f7s. ST. Paul
trsts. l. and ID. Division Extension, sold at 125,
and firsts Minnesota Division, at 107si Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Northern rsts at 100os, Chicago.
St. Paul Minneapolis aud Omaha consols at 1869,
Wabash general mortgages at 100, and Central Iowa
debt certificates at co. Denver aud Rio Grande
rsts we're strong up to 114A and cOnsols to 1881.
Texas and Pacific incomes rose from 7Sl4 to 1910
70 and irsts of Rio Grande Division from 1909 to
10l.
The business Of the Sub-TreasuIy for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of T7,461 Oo5
and the payment of So PIC, IT'S. resulting in gam
to the general balance of 81 $50 307 and leaving il
at $73.O57,7l5, against 81 1907 ,lOs January y.
The particular changes of the week gains Of
1912, I27 currency and 1907, $50 coin. The local
money market to-day was more active, and after
early loans at 4 and per cent the rate
was sharp q per cent. The domestic exchanges on
New-Yurk are as last quoted. The United
States treasurer at Washington to-day received
The customs receipts were S704. SS1 and the internal
revenue receipts were 1888, 549. / he following Is
the Clearing House statement to-day: Exchanges,
$154.271 ,061; balances, 81, l7e,sl2 The trans
actions at the Sub-Treasury to-day covered: Ne
ceipts. $1.0I9.G6S payments. S64O. 742 currency
balance. ~ 62S. 2l0 coin balance, S6S, 429 ,4o6.
There is a decidedly frmer tone noticeable i'll the
the rates from yesterdays advance Annexed are
the posted quotations: