New-York tribune., 1881-09-10

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higher than Wednesday; Others we're uncban..s
and the market closed steady at the following ono.
tations:
gs sI rs AIS, iiss Us CIR g., 80, ASKED
Gs T.. fo7recr ~ Is HE rs car g SIstt3
IS les iiSi s ca con- s. 6,i
Sar g g iss5isY d. 6 GSG $Sss o IS
In State bonds Louisiana conscis were p higber
ri " and Tennessee 6s 2 higher at S2i2. or city
oank stocks. twenty shares of Metropolitan sold "A
1922.
The excitement in the share market bad no eveO,
upon the market for railroad bonds outside of thr
or four special issues unless il was that hich mad.
the dealings even more dull than usual. Denver and
Rio Grande irstS on small sales were q higher AZ
1l7l2 and Texas Pacific frsts Rio Grande Division
rose from 81 34 to $685. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
new 5s advanced s. 9OSs but frSts of Cairo and
Fulton Division, after selling up TO ] ended week
at ITO. Mobile and Ohio second debentures rose q
per cent TO 6S. Metropolitan frsts were lower az
9Sl2 Erie second consols were only steady at lOl g.
Boston, Hartford and Erie firsfs after decline OF
per cent TO oe ., recovered 20 69S ana Chesapeake
ana ONO currency debts ad ganced from SCH TO 90
O56l2.
The business of the sub-Treasnry for the week
en1ng tonight includes the receipt of 500 7S2 428
and she payment of 800, ,20S 007 Tie result is loss
to the general balance o. 535 579. aud leaves IL
at Ss4.92l ,33l against $S3.456 80 September q
The particular changes of the week coin loss OF
S1,3l0,93s and currency loss OF S22i, ,621. The
receipts however, include S3on.00O gold coin from
San Francisco, and $4,000, 600 90 8 co!u from the
Philadelphia mint, that our local money market
has had the benefit of 81, ,S35 579 disbursements bv
the Snb-Ireasury IN excess of its loca3 3zyceps The
imports Of gold to-day amounted 20 $975, 900.
Money in full demand at Gas uer cent nntii
late, when rates for small amounts were giade
as low as 81 Ter cent. la the domestic
cents discount. and Savannah declined to 1850
55l6, discount The United States Treasury at
washington to-day received 1888 600 National
bank notes for redemption The custom recepts
were S4432S5, ana the internal receipts were
$494 436. The Clearing House statement to-day Is
1921 :319. The transactions at the Sub-Treasrry
covered: 80 Receipts, $l,s9l,2ss; payments.
coin balance balance. Sso.474.ass. 'S'1"'e' %''+'''oao'
The foreign exchanges are dull still with no press
ing supply of bills and with htile demand, Hates
for actual business continue as follows: BankerS
sterling, 81 S0l4a$4 6024 and - SS'A a 81 81 Ior
long and short sight reslel ;ely con'nrrclal ster-
5.22l2 for long and short bills; Teichmarks 937s
and 9494; guiiders 39i2 and 40.
In London. Bri lsb consols were weaker AZ La
lower than yesterday and 3-l6 lower than Wednes-
day at 99ls for money and 99l4 for account. Uni
ted States bonds were quoted quiet and IN
changed For American railways there were no
Important changes in figures except for Ohio and
hours. The Bank of England gained s3I 900 bni-
lion OH balance. In Paris. French three per cent
don rising TO 25.35 francs 10 the G.
Stockholders of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company are interested IN an advertisement in an.
other column relative To an application TO the Court
Tor The appointment of a receiver in place of Sir
join IIo King JT resigned.
pany gives notice that the Board of Direo-
tors has declared allotment TO the stockholders
of tins company Of 81 80 in cash and 300 in cap-
tai stock of the Texas and Pacific Railway Improve
ment Company stock owned by theu on Sep eIber
l2lSsl. Payable at the office of the treasurer No.
o. Exchange-Place, on and after SEPTEMBER II,
1881.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS AND LEASED LINES
Fourth week in August sl57es2 sz6iSil Inc 2as
BuHIINcroN. cEDAR RAPIDS AND SoKrIEeS
ES9rt1 Js y wssh sa i9 August sissSS :S9 ss74e2
" FlrST AND sisis FasE SAhSsS?rS assSrnS iD~ '''''
ESn5.a week $500 1oe m2ee7
n0nss n &u 81 f52Sts ssS f2gS Inc Inc s
DENVER s.o sio cRASpE ;-,
anaary TEst yfss 10 n sssi sl7
CENTRAL PACIFIC;
snSa hSRs q &Gs 81 ISS fsIIssE as a
The receiDts Of aSas s1a graz az tas pracpai
Flour ool. Canal : s5r '; "a s47a PA res ssso 'a ss
S.as %@sa sa.s 5SS
R Re pSs Ssin 1900 'i5sG Ss 55S 5Ss SS S 0SS 55S @
rOtalSusA 200 ei5iea 1926 296I7S ises5o iso15f
The receipts and shipments at aud IRON Buffalo
yesterday and to-day were as follows:
Flour bills. S7a 9so5 By SO 600 RTSF 7TS5J 0.s.
Sese} l isSSSS ssSSSS s5&SSS 1860 sSS
Oats, bush 3S6O0 3S6 oTH
hye, bush 1000
Total bush. 257,6oo $4,000 4755OO 46e 500
The following were the receipts and shipmenr,, A
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
Secepts snononts
Flour oSsa ss7s AuTs o4ss 'Aesa ssss7 fsss fssso
SHS %9s1s a.s 29s.s 29g7SS ss3S0 is3ss. ss
Oats bush. -. leO.sS6 $500 l67s0S I@S
Rye bush 256Ie $40 l2,420 2e7l
Total bush. j, ,6o2,S74 lO6sOO l4S4isi ss99o
The following shows the imports OF dry goods &c
the port of NewYork for the week ending this datS
and since the beginning of the year, rs compared
witt the corresponding periods of previous years:
Entered port. s2b95.a24 ss,is977s s2e4s5eo
Thrown on market. 2,6sa.47[ S,Ol5,662 3sz%ssS
Since Jan. l:
Entered at the port. e6.7o0272 saes5a45 7sbsslS
COTTON NARKers-sY rELBSRAPH
LIVERPOOL. Sept 9-l23o D. m.-Cotton-Market sot,v.
and hrmer Midding uplands, ND; Middlng orosas
and export; s400 bales including 400 bSIes
American Futures-Uplanes, Low Middling clanse sep
temeer delivery Nd also sad; do September oc,o
hyesy ood also do. January February delivery
do March and April delivery, 6fi lsd also 6sSd; 20 6d
do April and May delivery 6zes9; do and June dev
cry, 6S4d do June and July delivery. 6Sd oslsd
LIvERrooI Sept s-lso p m.- coton-Niddling Uplanda
7S}ed; Mddng Orleans 7SSd. Futares-Upisnds MiJ
November deiv