New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-21

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STATE bonds we're without transactions and the
only feature Of that market was the advanced bids
Cor the Arkansas railroad issues; but there Is no
,nblic information Of what viii be the nature Of
Che decision of he United states Circuit Court ID
tbe pep,ng suits to establish the liability OF the
railroads for the bonds nor Of when it wi be gwen.
No basness was done IN city bank stock
Railroad and miscellaneous bonds were inactive
Int such sales as TOOK place generally were at lower
6n,res En-. second cous0ls declined p 10 49,
Missouri Kansas and Texas seconds l 4 to 81 an"
Tho general mortgages per cent to s6l2. Boston,
Hartford and Erie frs.s were off 4 a. ISL ana
Rome. Wa;ertown and Oyd-nsburg % were l per
cent lower AT 6S1 Chesapeake and OHIO trsts, series
A wer. easier at 873s, and the curreLcy debts we're
down ! 81 at 52s4 OHIO Central incomes sold at
33i2Q33 against 81 4 for the last previous sale
Metropolitan Elevated frsts were hrmer at
1OOLoa lOOL, and New-York Chicago and St
louis firsts were steady at about 30 East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia incomes declined
3. Al: Richmond and panville trots. ., to 9i'2
and the debenrures, i to CD Mutual Union sink
ing funds were pr cent lower at 1O12. Inc small
busptss done IN the ST. Paul issues was at steady
Avurss. bui St Paul and Omaha consOs were off
10
s19A Texas aud Pacific incomes fell from 57l2 to
b51aa55s4 and FIRST Rio Grande division were OH
HAT 70 Northern Pacific trsts were steady at
l039,a lO4 and Fort Worth and Denver trsts were
IL lower at II.
The Sub-Treasury statement to-day shows gam
OF S5g2574 ON balance made up OF a
coin gam Of SG0737s, less a currency
loss CT S14,SO4. That makes the ap-
parent gain since last Friday 81, l6Sl69. To-day ;
transactions covered: Receipts, Sl.71l7o6; pay
meuts exclusive Of checks for Sl&o,O9l gwen 4oF
called bonds, $1.1792l2; currency balance
Ei.668 353; com balance. $lo3 716,993. Includ-
Il. to-day's work, the red mption at tins sub
Treasury of bonds Of the 1lGth. 1l7th and 1lNth
calls amounts to SIS, 737 $50. Money was active
AID duriuz the early hours ia ed at q 10 per ceut
later COZ siderable business was done AZ about ~
Der CEN and exceptionally az high as Of Ter Cet !,
The la-r business was - per cent anu after that
loaus were offered al d. bnt al the end per cen
was bid and some borrowers had % supply their
wants GU ,lde after bank hours he domestic tA-
changes % New York al tue places named are
CroteJ as follows: SAVANNAH, So discount
Charleston, 5-16d Is discount; 81. Louis, - cen :
discount: Chicago. 80 GEMS discount; boston, ~
The Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges i92542,235; balances
The / lted States Treasurer at Washington TO-
dav received $3.50, 200 National bank notes ior re-
deInptl0n. The customs receipts were ?'SV'7I-'
The stTIu4 encV the money market mas Cenortl-
lied the iOre,gn exchange markets. or at least
has 81 pped oil business; ana hehco DanA'I5 re- g
ouced q eIr ltes. he causes Tor the coudltioh oI
Che maTkct, b ing financial and not commercial are
Therefore al b, st only epheueral W. quote a. ioI-
loss; Bankers bills. - oOi ana VI So LOT !o n
and short sterling Tespec Yely 90 = ana o.@0.2
for francs; GAS and So"s Tor relchinaiKs' o''s
and 80 : Tor gullGers.
stronger and prices were higher b per cent at
1Oi 10 tor mouey anu l-l6 per cent at 4oZ LILO
Tor account. United States 4 were up 4 AT IL >,
anu the u were = higher at 1!oi2 ne H''IAe+
FOR American railways simply followed tie course
Of sa.urday's home markets, and prices were II
The coupons from the Texas and st. Louis Rail
TOdd COupauy's bonds due Doce Der, Will De Palu
o. and after that date at the National Bank OF
Commerce.
Ths gross earnings Of the following railroads are
reported
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND soHTHERs.
xun,., OF, ou.. 1850, lS9la, ls' 9,e
5sad !, November s4s7s7 s4aScs So OK
WABASH, ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
eS s % u ': November ,s t9 so5 5soS
'al 10 NOV I4..-....l soJos9 l2.4G3.7S3 l46J40io
The receipts o. -four and grain at the principal
e'""'iC ports thls ZOth DAY OfNoVenDef "e4e'
New.York
r Cana. !ss57 9 I:5S s si, ' ss 'i fs5.
$ sSS I5 s :, 1910 $50 s5ss 2 SO sssS
$500 c s1sS 90 2s 4S i@oDD ' o,.o
Ns'' '1Ah $40 2ol0O 9eoo
's's Susa 2ls4 sss 100 1850 f6I6 $1,000 1850
Is following the receipts and shipments at
~ IRON chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
cG sss A ISIS G sas1o AE ssS1
csa ss.s ss.a ss1es tI5ls 1851 800
f~,~ elsa.-.-.. 1865 L4IO S5.2l4 49,.
~ Dusn.... 79A8T 1900 b62G5 <gc0
49, Spsh-. 64G3 AFRO b.467 800
~ oas3.-- SS64i -. $50 SO.+5o 7.405
sua.su ssssZs S9Tos 9e1-075 IS sos
me Total movements OF -four ana grain ~ the
.aM.epai points for the week ended November Is,
az 80; and since January /, for the years 1854
1 iseZ were as follows:
ATLANTIC FORTS
fIseeipsat VI Ay Canal Railroad COsstrise. Total
'sS ,11a week 1887, $500.
IBIS $780, IssTII e.ls3 1884
y sss .... iiol sosssso I2asSo a77s.o2l
fsQk week lsaI
- seis 49,. l2slo2 1894 1896
eeJan. L. isol $1,000.
'hs.......... sol sOlaSoe rs. $50 6.143.06C
ss ss. sass Li42gg0 1890 ao Ia %, g,
Osls Ssaa----. 1889 HzIgO *9oV $500 ~,
" S u1a. $500 sSS 1855 .sssS 40 s9tss