New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-06

State bonds we're dull Louisiana consols, however,
advanced 81 to 69os. There were small sales Of
Arkansas rs, Fort Smith Railroad, at 81 and South
Carolina IS, non-fundable, were Il lower at 12l2.
The business in city bank stocks was in small
amounts, but covered an unusual number or issues.
Metropolitan sold (5) at ILL., American % at lo4,
State 90 at 119, American Exchange 90 at 10.
and New-YOrk (5) at 143l2.
Railroad bonds generally were very quiet.
Boston, Hartford and Erie irsts however, continued
active and sold at 79ls0805s0798i against 70.
SATURDAYS last price Erie second consos were %
lower at 1O1 c., C.. and L. c. incomes were strong
ut 74zs Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, series b, were
steady at S33iGS30s but the currency debts
rose "a TO 55si. Metropolitan irsts sold at 1O3l20
1881, and seconds at 81 were down L per cent
Louisville and Nashville general mortgages were
steady at 1921 East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia incomes we're quiet at 81 South Pa
cife of Missouri frsts sold at1045s Wabash general
IS were active but steady at 92'sa 92$i. Denver
and Rio Grande consols sold from 100 mp to 1O9l20
1O9ll Texas and Pacific incomes were a lower at
05l and firsts, Rio Grando division, were steady at
903sG 902l
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained SS20,632 on
balance. made up by gains of $G74,S22 currency
and S155.31O coin. This makes the net gain since
Friday S542.3 1928. Money to-day was in active de-
maud. and after early business at per cent the
rates advanced to interest and commissions of 132
al 10 Der cent few loans being made as high as
interest and IA per cent. 1t is known that some
large loans were called this morning, probably for
the purpose of exacting premium on new loans.
The domestic exchanges on Newly Ofk are as last
quoted The United States Treasurer al Wasnlng-
ton to-day received $257000 Natona! bank notes
for REDEMPTION. The customs reeeilts were T22Z,u
and the revenue receipts SS7S,S5j The Clearing
House STA ement to-day Is as follows: Exchanges,
&I70 SO GS4 balances, 81 100, 1913. The transac-
tiOns az the Sub-ITeasury covered: hecelpta,
81 ,9S2 SCI; payments, ~, l03,029; currency Dali
ance, 81 719, 764; coin balance $o6, l53,s6f.
The foreign exchanges are not active, but rates
are fully sustained Notwithstanding the strlngency
of money For actual business the quotations are
as follows: Bankers bills, sterling, - SOl2 and
81 Sal, for long and short sight respectively
| francs 5.250s and 5.20Ss reichmarks, 94ls and
| 947s and gullders, 5000 30
In London, British cOnsOls were steady AT w D-lo
| for money and az 80 1916 for account. United
States bonds were irregular; the continued 5s up 4
nj 1864 and the 4l2s after selling at 1lOl2 rose 70
III but the is were Il off at III Il. American rail-
| from I2 20 l per cent. But Illinois Central was
strong AT 1879, and Reading rose from 81 4 TO 39".
| The Bank of England lost 100000 bullion on bal
| ance. Money IN the open market Is per cent t0r
discount OF bankers bills, and the carrying rate for
coBsols is 81 cent. Bar silver Is Lied mgner'
! at 81 l5-lGd. per ounce.
| SleSsrs Moses Taylor & Co are offering for
| sale the first mortgage bonds OF the AeW-1ork,
! Lackawauna and Western RailrOat Company-the
! practical extension of the Delaware, Lackawanns
and Westerns line from Binghanton TO Buffalo.
The road 10 ElnTa is nearly completed and soon
will be in operation, while west of luira the work
is advancing as fast as is practicable with iirst-
class construction.
The receipts of -four and gram nj the principal
| Atlantic ports this 9TH lay Of December were: