New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-28

Tn state bonds some business was done IN TeHnes-
see Is at irregular pIices-42 ga 1919, and the
compromise bonds sold at 514G50ll LOusiaus
consols Id at 50. There were no transactions in
city bank stocks.
Only a small and scattered business was done in
railroad bonds; prices generally were little bet
ter Erie second cOnsols sold up "a to 90 aud closed
quoted 9Sl4G99. Rome, Watertown and 0gdns-
burg IS were Il higher at 67li. Canada Southern
frsts were l2 higher at 93l2 Missouri, Kansas and
Texas frsts, consOs, sold at 1864, against lO4l9
the last previous sale. and st. Louis AMI Iron
Mountain new IS sold at 72l2G727s. New York;
Chicago and st. Louis frsts were firm up to
95l2. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
incomes rose I2 to 39l2 and Richmond
and Danville debentures rose liz to
81 q. st. Paul and Omaha consols were up from
1912 TO 1OSG1077s, and st. Paul, Minneapolis ard
Manitoba frsts sold at 10S0l09. Denver and Rio
Grande frsts were l per cent higher o. 100.
Kansas Pacific cOnsols after selling at 90 we've I'M
changed at 90. Texas and Pacific incomes wero
steady at 81, and frsts Rio Grande division, sold
ar 7712G7S, and Northern Pacific trsts were steady
at 1882.
The >ub-Treasury statement to-day shows a loss
on balance of S4S5. l6l, made up by losses OF
S29,37J currency and $45J7S6 coin. That makes
tine apparent loss since last Friday Sl.OlO355;
T0-days transactions covered Reeepts,
sl,s33,474; payments exclusive OF $2OS5l2g
checks gwen tor redeemed bonds and
in,ewsD, S2,3lS,G31; currency balance,
+4,7O9,970; com balance, SlO27 l4OlS.
Only $50 900 of bonds was presented urder me
offer TO pay 101.l3 Tor %lO,U00,000 uuspeclhed
numbers. Money worked easy all the way out at
7GU6 per cent; few early loans were made at 3
per cent, and at the close the rate was pei cent
The domestic exchanges are as last quoted except
ut Boston, where the rate Tor NeW-lOrk funds Is up
to 1920 cents premium.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as f0l-
lows: Exchanges $2ZT, S40,9O0; balances,
$5OS7,S79
Inc United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $3SS,000 National bank notes Tor re-
demptIOn. The customs receipts were $OI3,33I
and the internal revenue receipts S723.373.
Inc foreign exchanges are dull and weak, al
though commercial bills still scarce. There arc
some ludica that borrowed sterling bills arc
being pressed upon the market. We quote rates
III S3l2 tor long aud short sterling respectively
5.243i ana 5.2l7s for francs; 94is ana 95ls Tor
reichnarks; 1895 and 1913 Tor guilders
The London market Tor BRUSH consOls was
steady at lO2 3-l6 for money, aud 1924 for aG-
count. United States bonds are quoted irregular
aud with remarkable fluctuations tor the 1 per
cents the first pnce l22 q, az inst l2234 The
quo Ell figure lOr saturday, and the last quotation
j. 122 the 4l2s early were quoted up 4 at ITO 4,
then at ll47s and finally at 10, and the y 2s we're
steady at l04. the prices for American railways
partly responded to Saturdays late advance, put
the early Improvement not sustained 0uTlng
The tlay. Bar silver was lsd lower AT 81 lsd. per
ounce. AT Pans french 3 per cents sold at sOo21
Q1SO SOlTdncs. Berlin dispatch states tnat the I'M
perlal Bank of Germany gained IA, lZOO 600 marks
in specie for tue week.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF November were:
New.York.