New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-08
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The principal business done in State bonds was I'M
usually large sales of Tennessee IS from 7O's down
TO 6sl2 with final rally to 20. There were small
sales of south Carolina g. non-fundable at l2's ana
of North Carolina special taxes at ga VI city
bank stocks Hanover sold 90 at 135 and Chatham
1901 at 100.
Railroad bonds generally were dull and prices
were only steady or lower. Boston, Hartford ana
Erie rss opened down Zig per cent at II, rallied to
rs fell to 1918 again rallied TO 752, and ended at
g4lo; the sales amounted to S450000. Erie second
consols, with a moderate amount of business de-
clined from 101 to 100i201OO0s. New
Jersey Central incomes sold at 100 c., c.
and /. C. incomes were Dig per cent lower
lat To- Canada Southern frsts were u lower
at 90. Ohio and Mississippi trsts. Snringhed Ill
vision sold at 1872. Metropolitan Elevated hrs's
were 1s off at 1854. Ohio Central incomes brought
AZ and Ohio Southern "A. East Tennessee, Virginia
pnd Georgia incomes were steady at 3D. KoGhe;sner
hnd Pittsburg incomes selling az 40. Nashville
Chattanooga and St, Louis frsts SOLD az i ~
sion were off L at 80, and Northern Paclhc hrsts
The Snb-Treasury to-day lost $121,S91 on bal;
nnce made up by losses Of $85, 067 currency and
$50, S24 coin. This leaves the net gam SINCE Iast
Fs:lay S549,757 Money to-day was only less less
etrntent than II was yesterday at the Stock Ex-
cnlngn. Some of the best houses, which usuallyde-
CLUE Il loan stocks except as favor, to-day were
1oa.ss of shares at l-640 1872 per cert thus pro-
Sidii g themselves with money at any early hour.
Mon " ruled at 1640 1-32 and interest until after
z O'clock, when the rate fell to 6 per cent and
Few small loans made ut per cent The change
in the domestic exchanges is a favorable one, New
York funds at Boston advancing to para l2l2 cents
premium The United States Treasurer at Washing
Eon TODAY received $3SS, 900 National bank notes
for redemption The customs receipts were S5o2,1l9
and the revenue receipts S2S5,S08 The Clearing
House statement to-day is as follows: Exchanges
$16S,474,437; balances $4,45O,ll6. The transac-
fiOns at the Sub-lreasury covered: Receipts,
81 145 564 payments, 81, 267, 454; currency bal
lance 81 594, 1866: coin balance, $S6, 236,69l.
The foreign exchanges quiet and rates
are rather easier but not quotably lower; so we
continue to quote practical business as fol ows:
Bankers bills, sterling, 81 S0l2 and 81 SAL for
long and short sight respectively francs, 5.25os
and 5.2O6s reichmaTks GALS and 947s and guild
ers 39os040
In London, British consOls were ls higher at
90 81 6 for money, and unchanged at 99l2 for &C
count United States bonds were steady at III Il
for As the Others not being quoted. American rail-
ways generally were unchanged or a little higher,
but Reading was an exception at 1854, a. also was
OntariO and Western al 31l2. The rate for dls-
count in the open market for bankers bills was Al
per cent, and the carrying rate for consois was
per cent. In Paris French per cents advanced TO
5000. sight exchange on London being 2o22l2
francs to the G.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange salesTOom: