New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-09


In State bonds Louisiana consols were % higher
at cole The Tennessee lower, the IS at 4Sl2
and the compromise bonds at 5Sl058l2. There
were no transactions in city bank stocks
Railroad bonds we're dull and heavy with material
declines in the figures Tor nearly all the speculative
kinds which were sold. Ere second consOs we're off
from 9S3l to 9S4G9S3s. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas seconds declined a to Sil2 and the general
mortgages were off from 50 to 83l9 Boston, Hart
ford and Erie irsts were easier at 81. Chesapeake
and Ohio rsts series B. sold at s7l 9S7a8, and cur
rency debts were per cent lower at 81. Ohio and
Mississippi seconds sold at 120ll 0120l2 Ohio
Central incomes were - lower at 81 New-York.
Chicago and st. Louis jrsts declined 70 95G95ls
Richmond and Danville frsts steady at 05l0
o. Erie first mortgages sold at l25. st Paul
irsts Chicago. Pacific and Western division. were
easier NJ 1913 and 81. Paul and Cm ha cOnsos were
Ii lower at 1O7. Texas and Pacific incomes de-
clined from 5S4 to 81 Northern Pacific irSts were
ca Ter AZ l0l.
Tne Sub-Treasury to-day gained s 1888 on bal
ance made up by a coin gain OF SJlSO25, less
currency loss OF SS3.692 That makes the net gam
since last Friday 500 939. TO-day's transactions
covered: Receipts 81 CSC 1886; payments ex-
elusive of SlS35 62 checks given for bonds and
interest OF the 1l6th and l17.h calls.
balance $l0I, O36G12. nclGllng tO-day's, the re-
iemDions of bonds of the ll6th and l7tl calls at
h.
loan market at the Stock exchange curing the
cariv hours ruled AT 7dS per cent and large Dro-
portion Of the business was done at tue nlyneSt ny
IRE named. soon after o'clock The demand be
came 50 urgent that TaleS advanced 10 80 per cent,
but 15a 20 per cent were the common rates during
the lasr ortl five minutes of Board hours amt tine
last loans were at 10 per cent. ne movement was
entirely natural; smart" borrowers would not
pay OF per cent until 1t was 100 late to borrow III
these rates aud then. frightened at their situation,
they bid until rates are reached whicn induce
of
ned on There no manipulation OF the money
market to-day Probably bank officers last week
exhausted their supply OF co mage As well as tue
banhs' reserves. The domestic exchanges In New
York are without material change although at
Ne Orleans the rates are stronger when indicates
u smaller movement OF cotton.
The Clearinghouse statement to-day IS as FOL
lows: Exchanges $I75.46O34s; balances
q6,45l 527.
day received SlOZ 600 National bank notes for re-
dcmptlon. The customs receipts were $ZZo'o|o
and 1ne nterna-revenue receipts S4lo,325.
The foreign exchanges are not acuye, yet rates
show a hardening tendency aud for sight sterling
the rate is a cent higher. For business we quote
rates firm at quotations follows: BanKers'
ills IA 81 and 81 ssh for long and short ster-
hug respectively 1884 and 0l9a Tor francs;
94Ss and 95aS Tor reichnai KS; 39oS and 1878 ior
In London British consOs steady and IN
changed at 10z 3 = lor money and lO2 ZIG lor
account. UnIteu states bonds are quoted 3-2s at
lO4 As at l2Z3i. and 4l2s at lJ6l8 ~ American
railways generally higher than yesterdays
hrures winch were lower than Sa urdayS, ana i'll
response 10 early quotations OF to-day some rur-
Their improvements were made. ludIa COuLcl bills
were allotted Il decline OF q per rupee. AT Pans
French 3 per cents d. clined 10 SOS7I2, aud sight
exchange OH London was lower III 2o.23 francs to
the e.
Inc following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SalcsrOOmi
$1,000 New-York County accumulated debt
per cent bonds, due November l.,
$1,000 coas hiatcd ioai Company OF Maryland
convertible six per cent bonds due
$1,000 st. louis Vandtiia and Telrc Haate
railroad COMPANY second mort.aie
1851 ' ',...... -. lips
anGeerd seven per cent bonds Uue
$4,000 OHIO 1' am Mississippi Railroad Company
gaze OSais due Nj llO9sIio'.
Company first mortgage seven per
$4,000 East ssi'' i e2 Iiisina and Geosi.
seven per cent BOMBS due 1900 ......ll4s
$4,000 NI SaH1 nI sG SINGING FUND GS
P per- cent mt bonds, due 10 -. IISs
sS''''' Railroad Company first mOrts. ge
slnAing fund per bonds duo l0,'t..ll9k
plny II st mortgage per cent bonds,
9, 900 ce Su1 'V HSlroad Of YcwJersoy drs
. %oIIsssS Rs cent y oo Ita GSS Com
psny nrst mortgage . pei cent bonds .
80 ,s sas National Bank State OF New iO'*
o. York .....,......l29.
shares Georges Creek Coal and Iron
Company Of Baltimore. ................el
pOs shares Citizens Gas Light Company OF
Brooklyn ,..-....--..... .bSa
All Metropolitan @ as Light Company
Of BfooNiyn. ......... ''........... .12'.
M shares New-l OIk and Virginia steamship
0' ompany ................ ..-............S5
"a shares hesAuk and Des Mones RAILROAD
40 Company Common ...................l3
shares keJkuk and Des MONIES Railroad
~ company. Preferred. .....-............30
400 shares tireenwich Bank .................. ll01
"a oOJ 1olaaO Water Bonds per cent, due
S' 1884 Interest March and september. ia
az mo Town of Lake Cook County, llinOis,
W." per cent bonds due 1854 ........ 1854
a 400 Ciars County. Missouri, per cent
0'~ bOlds due August 1885. ................ V5k
IL shares Mercantile biTe Insurance Com.
80. ..
Ia rhafes Fifth Avenue Bank ........ ...... 400
q shares Im IOI ters' and Traders Ma
1onai Bank ..... 90. .................. z67
snare Fulton National BanH............ 100
a. aha Keokuk and Des Mones Railroad
Company. Preferred .................32S
shares johnson Harvester Company Ia
40 shares Nassau Gas Light Company Of
Brooklyn. ......... ....................60
81, 400 Nassau Gas Light Company OF Brooklyn
TegistrTrd CeruncAte. 80