New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-24

~, NEGLECTED.. with sales only OF
80 -. I,l,ss 4. al sea oil2 and Class al -
-, Is deferred at l6lo OF city bank stocks
"''' -. nj Merchants Exchange sold al 4Oo.
email business was done IN any class oi
- bonds The speculative kinds generally
-. weaker. and the transactions Ia other N!'.''
-. 80, rts ranging from one to SIX or seven BONDS.
..g,,,J .arsols sold down from 99iI 10 ~ ga
ga. Ro.,sr Hartford and Erie irsis were per
cont f,,yeratG l. Ohio Southern Hr-t- were o" =
~, Gem. at o. and Ohio Central incomes Were %
i,oeratl-. East Icn.c.-. e, Virginia and georgia
i...,,,r. declined only - 20 56ls. Richmond and
Allegheny tr,t, were = lower at =. s. Paul and
O,rahs ccrsols were 5s lower at 997s. Texas and
1,,,,., Incomes declined from 73ls to 2l2. and
t~.-. Eio GlauGc division, Vero IL lower ai : -.
Ner.N.ru IlcIic fTsts were - lower &j Is
The ~uh-Iulsury to-day c1uc- r'rl3 On pa
oucr made up by coin gam Cd! rit-,95o' less cur
r,ey- los. of y ~G7. This reduces the loss since
FRIDAY to T.}~O,J33. Called bonds TO the amount
df $40 700 were presented 10 the Sub-Ire3Sury Tor
rerrmpflou. The common rate iOrnoucY on CAL was
Z u.r Gems. al which nearly al tn, day busi-
mes, was done. The domestic exchanges on
Ncv-lork are not materially changed i o9i.
I 5 |'I,l - NOR The United St1tes Urea -uIcr a.
Washington received S5t3'OVV III N,''io t, -
notes Tor redemption. The customs Ie'eip5 , W ~
SOD 80 and the revenue receipts TI2Z,o-3. nc
clearing House statement to-day l. a io.lo"s'
-. SOY N-lSlO: balances, %G,lOO,J5I. Inc
u2nsagsI'I. ~ - n,vncnts ~ COS 446 currency
haiance. - 40 49, ; coin balance; TI+.2--'i 20.
,Vua lor,.i -u exchanges again are hISAet dH' 49,
! on p. l,-.uced their asking r ties Tor sterling
=. = and - - for long aud snort blIlS It>p'o
tivcv For actual business the rates WtIc ~ me-
,Ie following quotations: bankers DIS - - =
80 : So, Tor long and short sterling IeSPcc-
4veIy. 521-- and j1j3- for francs; 9t's ana '0'2
tor r,ichmark,: and +o-e aud fO'7 lOl Gue, I'D
To-lay's foreign atvIce> erutTaiN rePoi. d H','"
; fin,r on AT the Continental bourseS ana some
-..1vori,s i'm the prices. Private caDie ul0pd'CIc9
fo,,s,rr sin describe the situation 2s uuoc'lItu
and uuSatI>lact rs, -urh St'.'DIu'N5 anu -,
- he gr. being due To- the adoption OIL tApe-
dental measure, 10 a"3y b 5Ae T TTyu.'i =
%r ce,it- rose from eI.J5 10 o2GO, ana
SCH. exchange on London dy9 li!I1t 70 70
-t',rr- u.i-r,h ,onsols were X per cent lower ar
100 f-lG for money and 100 3l6 for account
United states bonds were steady ana uuIuiL-i'U
Ameucan railways al 'ptHe4 IoHe', a ., ~ he
lowest points, line Bank of England lost -Io-'oOV
nraft.ntiol of the first mortgage bondhold'rs
oetIr irdiananohs and Viuceune, Railroad Com
many a, directed, CO. 70 notice of called mecun- TO
S. Held February - forthr purpose oil selecting e"
trustees OF the mortgage
G'c gross earnings of the Flint and IeIc Mar
o.e,t- Railroad are reported as follows.
Second a,rs milan. s4oa1. sa.al-. Ioo 1920
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
AL Lof ST. %. IN. 55ea a ha , aad r4. .5.r
't.a5l, .ar .aa lat rer cent. lo. tfe t-- do
YYG-b o6s-o4ad We.fcn. r b: 1uwausee and ~ Paul
I0sooe jail. ---o D. MA. saver Is quoted at 5-'i.i
- sna 20 :. s %3, nd oay- W, 20ots three per
''.I'S r-r ,-.50 d. M = bonds, u,e u,r CENTS cz-
tended. i'l Atlantic ini .'f'l. " -iI . ,77-
NGal 5-s central ia5a limos central 49, r.ul' wanna
lo566y Jl8 4i-4ao D. m-Pars ADVICE, 11ara three