New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20

State bonds were inactive, but for business prices
.era lower Tennessee 6s declined from 75l2 to
7407412. and Louisiana cOnsols sold at g. Ala
bamas Glass A, sold at Sll2
There were unusually large transactions IN city
bank stocks including America 9) at los, American
Exchange (1O7l at 125, Merchants (1O) at l3O' anu
Merchants Exchange 1851 at 100.
The dealings in railroad bonds present hardly
feature that is worthy of notice. Erie second con-
lsols sold down Ii to 100, and recovered to lOO4'
Missouri Kansas and Texas first consolS were better
at 1879, seconds were 1s4 lower at 75@75h, and
general mort cages were Off from 50 y to 81 s.
Boston Hartford and Erie frss, after sales at 7O20
69lo were unchanged at 20. C., G. and l. c. incomes
opened at 70 and rose to 7412074. Chesapeake and
Ohio firsts series Is, declined from Sale to
49, and currency debts were off from 53A to
54lo0547s. Ohio and Mississippi frsts, Springfield
division sold at 1190119l2, Metropolitan Elevated
drsts at 1025s0102. and seconds down per cent at
90; Ohio Central incomes of per cent at a. ana
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes up
per cent at 81. Louisville and Nashville general
mortgages declined q to 102 and recovered to 1922
Missouri Pacific frstss sold at 10S0 1874 StPaul and
Omaha consols declined to 992i. Denver and Rio
Grande consols were off from 105la to 1O4G 1914.
Texas and Pacific incomes declined from "a to 73O
1884, and firsts Rio Grande division, from S94 to
SSlaaSS7s and Newt Orleans and Pacific firsts were
2s lower at o.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost 81 ,294,630 on bal
nnce, made up by losses of $1,162,32O coin and
S13231O currency. This makes the total loss
since last Friday $2.041,736. Yet the call loan
market to-day was active approached to Srln-
gency. The principal business to-day was done at
g per cent. but the demand was sufficiently urgent
10 cause exceptional rates of 1-64G1-l6 per cent
commission in addition to the legal rate. The
changes in the domestic exchanges are against TINS
city New-York funds at Chicago being 80 cents dis
10 -
The limited States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received $206, 500 National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receipts were 1851 10,
The revenue receipts 1924 g. and the miscellaneous
receipts SIS, 600 The Clearing House statementito-
day is as follows: Exchanges, $l7O.OoS, ~ pal
ances, So, 154 ga. The transactions at the SUD
Treasury covered: Receipts, $l,422,634 pay
ments, 81 III 264; currency balance, $l,oO9,oo5 ;
coin balance $S50O9,79S. -.
small mercantile mand and light supply OF com
,nercal bills. The tone of the market, however IS
firm and actual business is done at the following
rates: Bankers bills sterling s S0l2 and >! 81
for long and short sight respectively; francs 92o's
and 5.20's; reichmarks, 94is and 94's; gulders
In London, British consols were weak at Is per
cent decline and closed at 90 lilo for money ana
90 sic for account United states bonds were
lower; the continued IS down Il at 1852 and The
As OFF Is at 1903. American railways were IN
usually active and fuctuating. but at lower hgures
and generally the closing prices were near 10
the lowest of the day and showed declInes OF lTom
% to 3 per cent. The Bank OF England lost
states that the Imperial Bank of Germany gained
for the week 81, 5000 marks specie:
: Coupons due January l on the first NOR gage
a ner cent bonds of the Buffalo, Newly TX and
Philadelphia Railroad Company viii be paid on and
after the Sd day OF January. on presentation at
the Office of Post, Martin q Co., No. 81 Pine-st''
New-York.
Coupons of the first mortgage bonds of the Iron
Steamboat Company, due January l, 1857, VIII be
maid at the office of the Mercantile Trust Company.
No 40 Broadway. on presentation on and after
FIAT date Interest on the fractional bond scrip Of
King. No SO Broad-st, on presenta ton OF scnI
after January /, 1882.
The receipts of flour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day OF December were:
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