New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-19

III State bonds Louisiana consols were ls higher
Tennessee 6s declined L to As and recovered to 49,
and Aabamas, class b, sold at 1904 OF city bank
stocks, Commerce sold (27) at 15O0149si
Despite the turn in the share speculation, dealings
in railroad bonds continue to be small and there is
very little market for them. 1t has been estimated
that there is over $10O000.000 of bonds issued
upon railways constructed during the last twelve
months which are held under hypOthecation wait
ing for market, and 1t is probable that the esti-
mate Is not an extravagant one. To-day Erie seq
ond consOls g better at 100ls. Missouri Kan
sas and Texas general mortgages were q lower
at 81. Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series B, were
up 81 at 6912 and currency debts L higher at
S41o New-York, Chicago and St. Louis frsts
were firm at 90l409Ols. Richmond and DaDville
firsts were u higher at 95l2, and the debentures
advanced TO 80, and East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia incomes were up q at 40. st. Louis and
Iron Mountain 5s recovered Il to II. New
York Elevated frsts were L per cent lower at 116
and Metropolitan frsts declined 70 to 100. 81.
Paul and Omaha consols were of to 1913, and
Wabash general mortgages were steady at 50.
Denver and Rio Grande consols were q higher at
90, Texas and Pacific incomes rose 80 to 607s and
Rrsts. Rio Grande division, were l per cent up at
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The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance,
d.
currency loss of $59289. That makes the net gain
since last Friday including gold coin received in
change for certificates $3.50. To-day's trsnsac,
coin for certifcatesl, S976,S0 payments (eIolu-
sve of $100,3S2 checks given for bonds and inter-
est of the and l79 Sa BALANCE
so5, 835. 625. Including to-day's redemptlons
the total redemption of bonds of the 116th
to $i0,377 $50. Money on call was easy all
day at 6G4 per cent and finally at 8 per CENT. The
large payments by the Treasury, and the slow move
ments of the wheat crop at the West combine to
make the money market here unusually easy for
this season of the year, but the same causes are OPP
Grating to encourage speculation In graln which
while Il holds prices higher than those in Europe.
aud therefore prevents liquidation OF our foreign
debt encourages farmers to hold back their supplies
in hope of higher figures.
lows: Exchanges, l7o,l6o,03O; balances.
"a, $50, 463.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were $434,5S0,
and the acknowledgements receipts S513, l69;
The foreign exchanges are strong, swlth only
a limited business at quotations as follows:
Bankers bills, $4.S1l9 and $496 for long and
for francs; 94l9 aud 95l2 for reichmarks; 39s4
and 40 for gullders
In London British consols were steady and I'M
changed at 10l $40 and 1O1 Ole for money and
account respectively The quotations for United
States bonds came very much mixed, but the correct
quotations to De that the 3l2s are 4 lower at
1898; the 4l2S a lower at llOo4 ana lnc
I2l9i ls higher at 1928. American railways were
all gher Oh yesterday advances in the home mar
kets but the extreme prices not main tanned at
the close. The Bank of England gained 60 900
bullion on balance. At Paris French per cents
were better at S135 and sight exchange on London
was lower at rs. 26l2 francs to the g.
The Pullman Palace Car Company has declared
ITS usual quarterly dividend OF per cent on its
capital stock, payable on November 15 TO stock
holders of record at close of business Noyem-
Der /, 1882.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SalesrOomI