New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-18

In State bonds there were sales of Tennessee Gs
at - a 46--an advance OF per celt. me blls I9'
the Arkansas Is issued 10 the railroads were az
vanced. but without inducing any business VI
City bank stock twenty shares or American Tx
Railroad bonds were more than ordinarily dull
aud Tor business prices had 10 he shaded Tor nearly
all the issues. There were no Transactions IN I'm
second cOusOls; the nominal quotations "creoo-2~
100 Missouri Pacific issues were lower; seconds
were OF = L al JS and the neral mortgages were
Der cent lower at SJl2. ST. LOUIS and Iron Noun
lain new Is were down 10 70. New-YOrk, Chicagl
and 1T. LOUIS tirsts were steady al 0o4, Loul'VHe
and Nashville general mortgages were y better al
9Olo Mutual Union Iclegra b 5lnaing iHnds were on
p at Il - Denver and RiO Grande con ols recovered
"a to Ola Kansas Pacific consols were Il nlghel AT
1904. Texas and Paclnc incomes sold az % = tue
same rs yesterday, but later were puIchasiOie 40
n lower fgure, and the irots Rio Grande DIVISION,
The business OF the Sub-Treasnry for the week
ending Tonight includes the receipt OF l3,Il3O0|
and tine payment of Sl2.O9297l. The result Is
gain TO the general balance of Sl,O2OI=o. aud
leaves It az SlO7,202 IL, against clOo,3S2V'l
November 10. Inc particular changes OF llt "efh
were a coin gain of &l.4O6.3J3, aud currency
gam of S213.767. lO-day's transactions covered;
Receipts 5000. $40; payments exclusive OF
$50 Isl pald Inn checks Tor bonds and interest
of the 9Th. l17th and II Sth calls, SI,131zO>;
currency balance -, $50 S4j coin balance = W
J4I 49,. The foregoing statement, however laIt'
to ref CT actual monetary movements OF l4e Neen
between tine >ub-Ireasury and me banks because
the amOuu of receipts reported nclud"sSl ,9VVVOo
Of small gold certificates recelFeu from W "slliiS
ton ana uncertain amounts OF goll com feceil eel
IN exchange for gold certificates Money to-day
worked rather harder, ana the business On call
loans as done ut from 10 > per cent; money was
offered at 3 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day IS as fol-
lows: Exchanges SIG3,7I1,O2o; balances,
1892. SIC.
fhe United States Treasurer at Washington to-
dav received S254 600 National bank notes Tor re-
demptIOn. The customs receipts were 91lS,OOO
and The internal revenue receipts 1898, 193.
The foreign exchange market Is dulI ana business
is checked by the difficulties in negotiating merCan-
tile paper, which banks reject while Oaulng money
on the stock Exchange. Rates are steady al quota
riOns IS follows: Bankers oils, 81 50 ana - of2
for long and short sterling respectively 9-34 ana
x Dol, for francs: 943s and 1913 for relcnnatks;
3q5s and 80 . for gulucrs
in London British cOn5Ols We're weak ana lower
at lei 1916 for money against lO1 1916 yeSter-
dsv, anu at 102 for account against lJZ $40.
American i per cents 4 higher at lZZl2. ana
llo- were unchanged at Ito. American railways
RESPONDED only tcebly 20 Yesterday advances Ia
the home markets and duh anu irregular. bar
silver was UP lis AT 81 ZIG per ounce. lie BANK
of England lost e75 600 bullion on balance. 81
Par, French pei cents. declined to 1910 francs.
The receipts OF tour and gram al the principal
Atlantic ports THIS Il h Oay OF November were: