New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-23

State bonds were dull with small sales Of Louis
lana consols at 6Sl2 and ex-matured coupons at
81; Tennessee compromise bonds az 50, Alabamas
class A at So and Arkansas rs to Central Railroad
at H. There were no transactions in city bank
stocks
In the early dealings tho market for railroad
bonds was weak, and the prices for business showed
material declines later there were some recOveries
in sympathy with the improvement ia the share
market. Erie second consols declined u to 50 and
sfterward sold at 90. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas iirsts off 1l2 at 1912 the seconds were
down 2 per cent Mt 90, and the general mortgages
fell d to SO, and did not recover. Central ofNew-
Jersey consols were Il higher at 109. Chesapeake
and Ohio rsts, series B, declined from S67s TO S4l2
and recovered TO Sc and the currency debts fell
from 81 to 40 and rallied to51l2. Canada Southern
iirsts were weak at 1884, ST. LOUIS and Iron Noun
tain firsts Cairo and Fulton division sold at 10S0
10Y. New-York Chicago and st. Louis irsts
were steady at 95 after 94l2 East Ten
nessec, Virginia aud Georgia incomes declined
from 4O3i to 397sG40, and consolidated IS
were off 1l2 at ~. Richmond and Danvle first 6s
we're off 5s at 1913 and the debentures declined from
G19t to 6O961l2. Mutual Union sinking fund 6s
sold down per cent to 20 International and
Great Northern 6s sold at 50. Chicago and North
western gold cOnsols sold up to 12S Wabash gen.
eral IS were down per cent at 81 and Closed weak
Texas and Pacific incomes declined from 90 to $50
54l4 and the trsts. Rio Grande division, recovered
to Is. The usual buyer 3 days sale OF Northern
Pacific firsts was made in the last few minutes OF
business and to-day at l044.
The SubTreasurl statement to-day shows loss
of SGJl IA on balance, made up by loses OF 9l4l
4J2 currency and 1909 $50 coin. Tha reduces the
seeming gam since last saturday TO $500. OO7. To-
DAVIS transactions covered: Receipts. SSZl.4Zo;
PAYMENTS exclusive of $144945 check given for
called bonds and nteres, $1,472,2G9 currency
balance $500 1871; coin coin balance $io5' 49,
dempton at the Sub treasury of bonds of
The 10Th 117th and 118th calls amounts 10 3d.
O74 1870. The money market continues active. ana
the bulk of the bu Iness at the Stock Ex-
change to-day on call loans was done at 2O03O per
c+nf: the exceptional rates woro and 35 per cen.
and the asst loans we're at 10 per cent closing that
rate bid. Whatever of manipulation there was IN
to-day's money market was i'll favor OF w rates
but the rue situation despite the large liquidation
I'D the stock speculation aud the npOr ant depres-
SION Of values which has occurred, asser ed ltseli.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as fol
lows: Exchanges $223,096,49S; balances
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received SZ62, 900 National bank notes Tor re-
demDtOn. The customs receipts were SI3l,2SI
and the internal revenue receipts S30Z.ol4.
In London, British cOnsols opened al yesterdays
closing figures and later advanced lS per cent to
lOl SIG for money and to lO2 l-l6 for account
limited States per cents y lower at 122: tne
4I2s were Il lower at HAS aud the 3l2, were
steady at l04. American railways all opened
T.,
these IN Yesterdays home markets: later there was
,rtal recovery receipt OF our early quotations
of to-day Bar silver down TO 81 SGD. per ounce
and India Council bills were allotted a decline OF
Lied. Der rupee The Bank of England lost
ESQ 900 bullion on balance. In some quarters that
usually are well informed II Is expected that lhe
Rank of England rate for discount will be advanced
Tomorrow but to-day's man kets do not indicate
such a movement. At Paris, French y per cents de-
cllnod to 79.65Q79.7O francs.
General business in the foreign exchanges is at "a
staudstll because of the dllatOry TemIttances of
importers for the payment of their debts, which is
largely due 10 the ruling nigh rates for money. Bu
there is 10 dminutlon in the demand from bankers
Tor commercial bills, which indicates that when ex
change was ruling at the gold-eXportlnS point
bankers met the demand by "shOrIing" a large
proportion of the autumns exports of products.
We quote for business as follows; Bankers bills.
~ 80 and 81 81 for long and shorG sterling
respectively 5.234 and 6.Z0l2 for francs; 04Ss
ANA 953s Tor rcichmarks; 1893 and 1878 Tor
guilders
The following stocks to-day were sold at the
Exchange Salcsreom: