New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01

will be direct blow at tho Wabash system. from
Toledo to the Southwest the e.. c., c. and l. CON-
Meeting with the Lake Sh re at Cleveland.
1t is also true that the breach has been
widened, by notice to the Erie Company
that its fast freight lines will not be taken over tho
Lake Shore road after the expiration Of ninety days.
All of these matters Sowever are more fully told in
our local columns The transactions in stocks to-
day amounted to 295, 797 shares. against 2s9.746
shares yesterday. but it duller day, except in
the last half hour, than yesterday. Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western was exceptionally
strong at 12S and upward, until the
announcement of 1aa per cent dividend; after that
the price declined to 1270127ls. Manhat an Rail-
road stock was especially weak and sold down to
19l2020ss the general opinion being that receivers
certificates secured By no property will find few,
any, takers The market closed weak.
A moderate amount of business was done in Gov
ernment bonds principally in the continued 5s and
the 4s. Prices were steady, and the final bids for
the continued 5s are ls higher than yesterday An.
nexed are the closing quotations:
- rs 'i is Gu. 1872, E s."'
Is e. & isS 5 5 Is IS con CO.. i ISi S S.
In State bonds, the Arkansas railroad issues were
active and advanced to 274026i2 for all the issues
except those to the Central Railroad, which sold at
2Ol2922021. The movements in these bonds are
attracting good deal of attention as the purchase
ing does to emanate from ordinary specu-
follows: to the Memphis and Little Rock
R Rail oo di 6ds I R4sk Ro and
Peru Bluff and New Orleans r iroad. 1920, OOOi
Mississippi, Ouacbita and Red River Railroad,
5000 900, and to the Arkansas Central Sl,3oOOo0.
North Carolina special taxes also were unusually
active and rose from S4 to 1Oas99l2, aud virginia
6s deferred sold up to 1872. These latter move
ments, however had their origin with speculatorss
and probably had other basis than the mex.
planned advance in the Arkansas issues There were
no transactions in city bank stocks.
portant changes in figures Erie consols sold up to
1929 and closed at 102l9. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas first consols were steady at lOossa 1922 and
Ohio second de6entures sold at 71l2072, and st.
Louis and Iron Mountain new 5s at 81, and first
incomes at 9Sl2. Metropolitan Elevated hrsts were
- lower at 99l2. East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia incomes steady at 80, as also were
Indianapolis, Decatur ana Springfield incomes, at
65. Toledo and Wabash Equipments sold at %
to CO. Kansas Pacific cOnsols declined g TO l1G9,
and Texas and Pacific incomes were per cent lower
at 70.
ending tonight includes the receipt of $12,24O476
aud the payment of 81 ,O4O177 The result is gam
to the~seneral balance 50 200 299, and leaves lt
The particular cfassges of the week are gains OF
81 % ,437 coin, and SgGossG2 currency. The re-
ceipts of the week. however, INCLUDE Si,0ooooo
United States notes illegal tendersI ne0 Washing
ton ST 600 900 silver certificates c united 40 eQJnl
from Washington, aud 81 900 900 gold coin from tho
Philadelphia mint So that as affecting the
local MAJ ket, the changes are a coin gain Of
50 231 ,437 and currency loss OF S3l 49, AS tho
weeks shipment to the interior in coin silver
tiicaes has augmented TO over 900 the fore
going changes III the Sub-Treasury bali indi-
cate a large specie loss in to-morrow's bank state
ment. Money active and stringent to-day
loanlng from per cent to interest and g per cent
commission The highest rate was paid at the
close. The domestic exchanges on New-1ork are as
last quote . except further decline to 90 cents dis
count at Boston. The United States Treasury at
Washington today received $191 900 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
S62I OIL and the revenue receipts were $500
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY Is as follows:
Exchanges, $l3s 963. 1925; balances, 5000 673.
Tie transactions at the Sub-IreasuFy covered:
Receipts 81, 400 1852; payments, Sl,429 593;
currency balance, S5,026,l34; coin balance,
$50. S10,957.
The following the statement of receipts and dis
bnrsemeDts by the Assistant Treasurer OF the United
States at New-York. for tho month of September,
1901 =, ga