New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-29

Business in State bonds confined TO the
Tennessee Gs which were strong and rose from 72i2
70 7po. OF city bank stocks only 90 shares Of
Manhattan were SOLD at 135
Railroad bonds were dull, hut in the afternoon
dealings the prices for the speculative kind sympa-
thized with tho better figures for stocks Thus Erie
second consols after selling at 100G99i2, closed at
lOOI4-an advance of per cent; Missouri, Kansas
and Texas firsts consols were 30 higher at 1868
seconds mp 1as at 20, and general Is mp
;, at 50: Boston, Hartford and Erie tirsts
-, pcr cent higher at IS, and c.. C. and l. C.
incomes y higher at 73. Canada Southern frsts
were l, higher at 9S9i. st. Louis and Iron
Mountain first incomes brought 90. Metropolitan
Elevated frsts were ls Or at 1922. Louisville and
Nashville general mortgages declined from 1O2 to
1Ola101l2. and East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia incomes were Il lower at 54. -; Paul
consOs first rose to l24 aud then sold az ~ 81
Paul and Omaha consos were Il higher nj g9I2.
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern hrsts
steady at 99 after w ana a m1P RAJ gnJe cons %s
soils we're steady at 0l0s0 1912, but Kansas Pacific
consols declined from 1882 10 lO24a lO2i2. and
frSts Denver division sold at 1912. texas and
Pacific incomes were l per cent hgher NJ ~ ana
frsts, Rio Grande division L. higher at ~
The Sub-IreaSury to-day gained $90 rih,5 on
balance made up by coin gain OF S521; 723, less
currency loss of $23 612. This makes the net gain
since Friday $265, Dos. Money to-day was IN more
active demand and call loans at the Stock Ex.
Songe rned q per cent all day until in the last
6onT when commissions of 1874 80 were paid in
addition TO the interest. The highest rate was the
closing one There are no important r omapg a.
New-York The United States Treasurer az
Washington to-day rceiVed TIO.Ooo Nauona,
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipIs
were 1888 1874, and the revenue receipts SZ7l 4oo
The Clearing House statement to-day Is rs follows:
Exchanges, $l7O759O21; balances %o'o1 hUadV.
Receipts, 81 .6lS, 922; payments 81 l1Sil cur
rcncy balance. $i,35G,l3S coin balance
The foreign exchanges are rather moro active
and quotations are hrner, but without Shahge Ior
actual business as follows: Bankers DIS, StSr-
ling ~ 1884 and 81 S34 for long and snort DIS
respectively; francs, 5.26h and 5.2l Il; reich
marks Gals and 30, and gullders, 39i2 ana 33'a.
In London, British cOns0ls i'll the early dealings
were ls lower, but later recovered and closed az
90 81 u for money and 80 DIG for account Imtel
States bonds were quoted quiet ana unchanged:
American railways generally were irregular, 9 oi
generally lower and for the prominent stocks the
declines amounted TO rs much as per cent. Later
quotations showed rccoveries OF about per cent.
In Paris, French per cents were higher at eos"2
| francs .. L. -,
| mitted to dealing the following securities o.
| Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Panl haihoad COM
pauy-An additional $4,000 OF Mineral Point Oh
vision per cent first mortgage, Issued on twenty.
| two miles of additional road. -.
| Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad-An addi-
| tional So $50 600 of general consolidation mort
| gage bonds issued on ia miles OF completed ran.
| way purchased and acquired from the Easi
| line and Red River Railroad Company. OF the
| amnunt of bonds now listed" SS6s, 900 re-
| seryedfor exchange of like amount OF bonds OF
| the East Line aud Red River Railroad Company
| outstanding
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
| Company-DivlsOnal mortgage gold D per cent
bonds Nos. 4,SOl TO 1850 inclusive, ~, 100000
issued to pay for tho Selma division $50 miles Oh
| road. -
| Chicago aud Northwestern Railroad Company
| First mortgage per cent bonds, due September
1905, 81 100000, on Milwaukee and Madison dt
| vision, 50 miles of road.
Pittsbnrg, Bradford and Buffalo Railroad Com,
] panv-An additional 100000 first mortgage y pei