New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
Bid Asked fIdAsGeJ
r g 4o.91 reg IIi7, 10 .U. s. CIR So 1897 40 49,.
T. S4 ~, 81 .llI1i 10 10 s. chr ~, lsS l3l
Us 81 I9J7 reg lISi- 1881 &. = a. 1883 1873
L = A. 1907 IISl. ll5i SKIES continued lOp7s l0ls
L \ Cur j 1898 l2S .. .Fye4 continued. lU9'2 lo2
: cI District lO7 lO3

There was little trading in State bonds. Louisiana
con,ols were rmer at CIR aud Tennessee IS strong
at 75l2 Alabamas, class c, sold at SOB 8llI, and
Virginia S. deferred declined to 16al6l2. OF
city bank stocks North America sold 100 At %,
Metropolitan 2Gl at 16G, and Ncw-Yor, GA at $40,
The market for railroad bonds was quiet, with
! some irrezalarity in prices Erie second consolJ
rose to lOO butcosed unchanged no 993i. Missouri.
Kansas and Texas general mortgages were a lower
at 50. Boston, Hartford and Erie hr5t5 Il lower al
673l. and c. G. and |. c. incomes l. lower at n.
! Canada Southern frsts were steady at 362. IT.
Loui, and Iron Mountain new D declined y per
cent TO SID. Metropolitan tirsts were steady 9t
higher at 97l2. East Tennessee Virginia and
Georgia incomes were quiet at 56@l Jjl2. Louis
vile and Nashville general mortgage sold az lU2,
ST. Paul r0usol, strong and rose = 10 III ,,
and 81 Paul AID Omaha cOns0s were * better az
100 Wabash general IS were steady at ssh
Denver ana Rio Grdnde consGls were . easier ~
1854, KausaH Pacific consOs steaiEa' loi, and
Texas and Pacific incomes were 4 over n -
first. RIO GIauJr division, being steady at s"r 30
New-Ol leans and Pacific frs were L. lower an 9Oi2
The Sub-Iua>ury to-day gained Hle95b5 on
balance, made up 5}g gains Of ?IH30oo currency
and - J6G coin. This reduces the loss .iace .aSb
Friday 10 $29J7l9. Bonds included In the lOGth
call TO the amount of $4,000 were lie e4icd for
redemption. I'm ell loans tie hGill Cl the business
was done 10 per cent. but there were eXcepuons 10
i and per cent the closing rate was . per cent
There are go material changes III the domestic *
changes from the rates last quoted j, med states
Treasurer az Washington received Sl~l,OOO ~ Ma
tonaI bank notes for redemption Tho cu-tomg re-
CENTS were $669673. and the revenue l.ceipts
Sz3A7N3. lie Clearing House statement to-day
/, rs follows Exchanges, Sl3N,3@uJb3j pdiducrs,
81. 1881. The transactions at the >uh-Irtaalry
covered: Receipts, S3,330.932 payments,
81, G3T711; currency balance, ~, 20, leO; CON
balance, S7I937620.
TIE foreign exchanges are duh and ono atoms
are fairly steady for actual business a. follows:
Bankers bills ~ 50 and > I 81 for lcIg ana shor0
sterling respectively; 5.235i and Jlo'l ior francs;
9i@ and 9j4 for relchmark'; ana "''s ana
4Olt for gu!ideTs.
ia London British con.ois opened Is lower for
money and llG lower for account, nt later ie'oNSI
ed and closed az 100 LILO and 100 81 respectively.
United states bonds were quoted rs .GWrtaHd 9r
changed American railways were lower, exception
Illinois Central which sold at 1873 " 1874 against
TbG adj Irc,s of the American Finance Company IS
Nos > and Nassau-st. and NOT NO. and Ilne-at''
as WAS stated.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads arc
icpor'e"' usyrrou- AND Sd. ious.
ls.l l-~5 ,o1
Eq n.1 Sss q m %i jan sl2 sa-i Fa"S S SSH
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
S9"s.:;. .f5=5s 5 $ rs: . tff53
The receipts Of nour and gram at tic principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF January We're;
-Four So. Ney 55,5 AR55:5o H ao-5 Io s2a
. S.: .' .. '.":": ' N: ~: ny
Total Oush.....,.. 232o5o 2S297 1850 $3.50
The following were the receiD,- and shipments 40
ana from C"cas' 5n5 4!il""e' lsisirncat
Flour Dbl, '1 I5537 H 35lso i5 .2 .E5s5l
xasaf sl sq.n s55355i '55955 l5at} 1888 1855
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