New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-14
State bonds aud city bank stocks were entirely

State bonds aud city bank stocks were entirely
neglected there being no transactions in either.
There was well-distributed business done in
railroad bonds, but it principally was in retail lots.
Richmond and Danville first IS ss lower al 81,
but the debenture Is rose from 592i to 81. and
ended at Il. Erie second cOnsols We're steady at
about 100. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
first consOls declined q to 1Oils.
c., c. and l. @. firsts, unassented, sold
at 1234a123la. New-Jersey Central convertlbles
brought 110l2; American Dock and improvement
5s 49, and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols, 100-a
decline of pig per cent. Canada Southern irsts were
Is higher at 93l2. st. Louis and Iron Mountain 81
were off to 77077ls. New-York, Chicago and St.
Louis tirsts declined to s9a4QS97s. Mutual Union
sinking funds fell per cent to 70. Denver aud Rio
Grande consols were 30 easier at 97l2. Texas and
Pacific incomes declined "a to 81 L. and firsts Rio
Grande division, Were % lower at 81 Z. Northern
Pacific frsts were Is easier at 104li, and New.
Orleans and Pacific frsts were per cent lower
at 90.
The business of the ub-Treasurv for the week
ending Tonight includes the receipt OF Els, 433S 73
and the payment of 1O,4O6,339. The result is "A
gain 10 the general balance of IS, OBJ 53i. and
leaves it at $99,600,127, against S9l,572,503
October The particular changes OF the week were
of SSS7.30O. TO-day's transactions covered: Re-
ceipts, S4465'S26; payments, S3,2l5954; cur
Tency balance, 1899, 1886; coin balance.
$05,6OG,7 67. The weeks receipts, however, in.
clude Items amounting to $40, 100000 which dc
not affect the bank reserves hence tU-Inorrow's
weekly bank statement should make "A showing of a
respectable addition to their total and surplus
serves. Bonds of the 10th and 117th CALI
to-day were redeemed 20 the amount OF
1893 400. making the total amount
TO date, 1885,, $3.50. Money was easy and in
abundant supply; for call loans it opened at per
cent but the bulk of the business was done at 4DJ
per cent aud late loans at per cent. The domestic
exchanges on New-York are without material
change from last quota ions
The Clearinghouse statement to-day Is as fol-
lows: Exchanges. $156,S73,949; balances,
S6,97j, 800.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received Sl49, 900 National bank notes for
demptiOn. The customs receipts were S76J,S71.
and The internal revenue receipts $J03 S23.
There Is better demand for the foreign ex,
changes and rates firm at the revised quota.
81 SO for long and short sterling respectively
5.23l2 and 5.lS3i for francs 94l2 and 95l2 for
relchnarks 3994 and 40 for guilders.
In London British cOnSOls made "a remarkable adj
vance, they rose from 100 ll-i6 TO l01 5-l6 for
money, and from 10l 116 to l0l 7-16 for account.
United States bonds irregular If they are cor
recJly quoted the 32s are up d TO 1O2l2 ~, while
the Is and 4l2s are Il lower al 1921 and III re-
specuvely. American railways all opened lower
and generally further declined, but partly recovered
before the close the Atlantic and Great Western
issues were notably strong all day. The Bank Of
England gained G31 900 bullion balance 40
Paris French 3 per cents were triiie higher at
Sl70, and sight exchange on London dropped TO
20, 25l2 francs to the {.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads arc