New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-26
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The dealings in State bonds included North Caro-
lima special taxes at and funded IS, 1868. at Is,
Virginia 6s deferred at 1874 Missouri Is, Asylum,
at H. and Arkansas 6s funded at 40G39l2 and
Central Railroad issue at 2O01912 the other rail-
way issues being strong at a further advance to
3l4G33l2 There no transactions in city bank
stocks.
Railway bonds were strong early and weak late
with the share market. There was an unusually
well distributed business done in the better class OF
bonds, but only in small amounts. Erie second
n,ols rallied to 103ls and declined to 1928.
Chesapeake and Ohio irsts series b, sold early at
SO and late at sjls, aud currency debts at 81 and
then at 90. Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts were
l per cent lower at 6S. and Rome. Watertown and
Ogdensburg frstS sold at 92l2G927s, against 90
yesterday. Metropolitan firsts rose TO 1903, and
seconds were 10 higher at 9ll2. Ohio Southern
incomes recovered to 45. Ohio Central incomes
were % lower at 81 q, and East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia incomes fell from 90 to 533i054l2.
Denver and Rio Grande consols declined from 10S
to IO7G IO7lt, Texas and Pacific incomes were IA
easier at 1911 and iirsts Rio GraDde Division, were
unchanged at SD3I, after selling at 30.
The Sub-Trcasury TODAY lost $l.23!.6ll on
balance, made up by losses of 81, 1873, IOl currency
aud 500 $40 COIN This includes the payments
for yesterdays bond purchase and makes the net
loss since last Friday 81, 254,5l0. Money to-day
was firm at and per cent, and the demaJd ut the
rates continued so late that there late offers
TO lend at lower rates For time loans Il per cent
commission has been paid in addition 70 DER cent.
last quoted. The United States treasurer
at Washington to-day received Sl20,OOO
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts were $47S,337, and the revenue receipts
were 1856 $50. The Clearing House statement to-
day as follows; Exchanges, $l52716,220; bal.
treasury esi covered Receipts, 81 232 Ply pay
ments, 50, i69, S2S; currency balance $4,976,2O0I
coin balance, S75,07S,7O4. ~
The foreign exchanges are little more active
than they lately, and rates again advanced to-
day For it is only necessary to refer to the
fact that the imports Of merchandise continue to be
large while the exports show a large falling OIL IN
values For this week the exports amount to
So $40 gu against SS.32i,715 for the me week
of last year 1t is the movements of merchandise
that exert permanent influence on the exchanges,
that of securities being temporary, with the How or
one day in direction and another day III the OPP
pOste direction tie tide OF speculation Gibbs or
flows Business to-day was done at the following
rates Bankers sterling 81 81 and ~ 50 for long
and short sight bills respectively; francs at o2oA
and 5.217s; reichmarks "a and %, aud gullders
3934 and 4Ols.
vanced to 30 3-l6 for both money and account from
90 Lit and 00ls respectively. United states con-
tinued IS were unchanged at 1O44; the / i2s were
Il higher ut 1854, and the Is wera uhquoted
American railways opened abont steady or little
lower than last evenings closing figures, but late
on receipt Of the early quotations IRON tie home
markets there a smart advance Tor nearly all
the stocks: Erie rose from 40's to 46's, Illinois
Central from 1914 to 135, Reading from 34os 10
$685. Central and Hudson from l42 10 l43, and
Lake Shore from 123 to 124li. In Paris French 8
per cents declined from S420 to S4.O5, and sight
exchange on London fell to 25.24l2 francs TO the Z.
A Berlin dispatch states that the Imperial Bank OF
Gormany's loss OF specie for the week was only
81 900 marks.
The coupons of The Chicago and Atlantic first
mortgage bonds maturing November l will be paid
on and after that date at the office of Messrs. Kuhn,
Loeb Il Co., No. 81 Nassau-st.
Messrs John j. Cisco Il Son, No. SO Wall-st.. will
pay the couponsof the first mortgage bOnts of the
Houston anu Texas Central Railway Company, duo
November l.
The Richmond aud Danville Railroad Company
has declared dividend of per cent its stock
and announces it as quarterly dividend.
Tie receipts OF douc and cram 40 tla principal
Atlantic ports this 25th day of October were: