New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-11

Transactions in State bonds were confined to a
few sales of Tennessees; the 6s were q higher at
5ll2 and the compromise bonds were 81 lower at
5S3,. OF city bank stocks, Hanover sold q3) at
135, and American Exchange t20l at 133
Railroad bonds were dull and only in a few in
stances did the prices for the speculative kinds
sympathize with the share market. Eric second
consols were 30 higher at 1908 and the incomes
sold at 70. Texas and Pacific incomes up y
at 6212 and rsts Rio Grande division, also were L
higher at So. Chesapeake and Ohio fIStS,
series b. declined q to s9l2 but the currency debts
were l. higher at 553i Canada Southern tirsts
were off 7s per cent at 90. Ncw-York Chicago and
st. Louis frsts were down u at 90l2. Louisville
and Nashville general mortgages were g higher at
90, and Chicago, ST. Louis and New-Orleans 5s
sold at 100 against 104l4 the last previous SALE
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes were
Il lower at 40s4, and Richmond and Danylle firsts
declined from 96l2 to ga l20947s, and the deben-
lures were per cent lower at 81. St. Paul firsts
Chicago, Pacific and Western division, were p
higher at 92sa. ST. Paul and Omaha consols sold
up to 10Sl9 and closed at los. st. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern real estate sold at 1O5 and Omaha
division at 1O9 Denver and Rio Grande consols
fluctuated between 81 and 90 and closed at 97l2
the same as yesterday Northern Pacific frets were
Il higher at 104, and NewOreans and Pacific tirsts
sold at 9169l 5sd91ls.
The Sub Treasury today gained on balance $685.
$40, made up by coin gain Of 1913, 704 less cur
covered: Receipts 50, 767, 513; payments, exclu-
sve of checks given for $50 63S for bonds and in
terest of the 1lGth and 117th calls, 81 ,S02, l43;
currency balance, 1907 $40; coin balance $92,-
13O,4G5. In the early market for cali loans the
rate ruled at 5G7 per cent and the principal
business was done at per cent; but later rates
We're higher and a considerable amount was loaned
at and exceptionally at per cent; per cent
practically was the closing rate.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as
follows Exchanges $l72364.265: balances,
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received 1891 900 National bank notes for
demption. The customs receipts were SS51,710
and the internal-revenue recei pts S24S, $50.
The exports OF merchandise from this port for the
week ending to-day CSG,592, 524l are valued at
$l.ol1 .5oS less than for , the preceding week,
week of 1881, and ~ 1880 less than for
the week of 1880. The foreign exchange markets
are not active. but rates very moderate mer-
camille inquiry develop a decidedly hardening
tendency. Quotations for business firm, as
foiiows Bankers bills. - S09i and - S59l TOR
long and short sterling respectively 5.25 and 5l94
for francs; 94l4 and 95l4 for rechmarks: 39si and
40 for guders
In London British consols opened steady. but
later weak and declined ls to 100 1916 for
money and 3-16 to 100 1-16 for account. United
States bonds were strong 3l2s at 1922. and i2s
each up Il per 10 122l2 and 116 respectively.
The opening quotations for American railways were
advanced so sharply as to furnish evidence of
New-York manipulation for effect on the home
markets; prices however, were well sustained all
day, although not up to the opening figures The
Bank of England gained f12, 900 bullion on bal
ance At Paris, French per cents ruled at Sl.72i2
francs.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported;
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
1880 1881. 1882
FL ss 5ss5
Exclusive Of construction material
CAEsAPEAKE AND OHIO.
1881. 1882. Difference
Number of miles,. 4So zoo. Sl7 inc s5
Jan 10 Sept 30..... 20Si22l 240z4z5 inc. S7l,2O4