New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
Is were 's lower than Saturday. Annexed are a,

state bonds were neglected and the only traDsac-
lions were in Tennessee Gs old, at G3Q6s7s aeaio..
6si2 Saturday. Louisiana consoIs were ouoted ezl.
069, North Carolina special taxes 7Gs. South
carolina 6s, non-fundabe, 10G11ll, and Brovnss
consolidated 6s 1030105le, and Virginia Is. do.
ferred. 16017l2. OF city bank stocks. Commerca
sold t1O) at 147, advance OF per cent from the
last previous sale, S
Railroad bonds were more than usually dull but
such transactions as there were generally were az
easier figures. Erie second consols however vers
g higher at 1902 after early sales at 100 Rome
Matert0w1 and ogdenssnrg flrsts were Z lower At
at 100 against 11Osa, the last previous
sale Mobile and Ohio dehentures sold at
S5i2 ex 3i2 per cent interest the equivalent of 90
against the preceding sale at 99i2. and Canada
Southern firste were per cent lower at 80. Rocb-
ester ester and nd Pittsburg incomes sod at 1904
against 90, the last previous SALE and Lake Erie and
Western incomes were p lower at 69ia. ST. Paul
hrsts, Southern Minnesota division were p higher
cent to 101, and Texas and Pacific incomes ] per
cent 20 49, and frsts of Rio Grande division IL 20
90l2.
The Sub Treasury To-Day gained S76a GOA on bal
ance; made up by gains of S726,403 coin and
SlS ~ I currency IT also received from San Fran
cisco 800 900 in coin. This makes the total gain
since. Friday 81, 100, 439. Money was in good de-
mand at the Stock Exchange, but the supply at 9
ances ranged from to per cent. The domestic
exchanges on New-York are last quoted, except
vanced TO 20 cents premium The Assistant Treas
urer at Washington received $i36.00O in National
were 1871 ,3O0 the revenue receipts We're $500 g5I
The clearing house statement to-day is as follows:
Exchanges, 1888 524, $50; balances, 81, 742 73l
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury covered Re
celptS, 81, 739, 53S payments $S69 934 currency
balance, S4,54S,602; coin balance, $S7,1IO23f.
The foreign exchanges are al Together demoralized
Actual business rs done about 81 79l2aS4 so
and 81 s20S4 S2l2 respectively for prime bankerl
long and short sterling; So 267s3S5 26l4 and
80 23&G$5 22l2 for francs, and 93sl $685.
G94i2 for reichmarks. The nominal quotations.
which are unchanged wide from actual rates
that the quoting of them is an absurtity
The London Stock Exchange markets were weak
British consols were down TO 80 1916 for both
against SATURDAYS figures of 100 5-l6 for money
and 100 3-16 for account. United States con-
unued 5s were unchanged at 1914 but the 4l2s
were % lower at 117ls and the As a lower at 1915
American railways promptly responded 10 SatlIT-
days home declines and still further yielded in prices
during the day. The bank of England lost
E22S.000 bullion withdrawn for shipment to the
United States. The rates for discount of bankers
bills in the open market is per cent, the same as
the bank rate now, which, however. it is expected
VIII be advanced again before the usual weekly
meeting Thursday. In Paris, French 3 per cents
fell from o6.27l2 TO s6.10 francs.
The receipts of hour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports tins 22d day of August were: