New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-28


Business in state bonds was covered by sales of
$1,000 Tennessee IS at 40, which figure Is an adj
vance of y per cent. There were no transactions
in city bank stocks
The general market for railroad bonds was as
dull as usual but IN a few issues there were move
ments that were sympathetic with the share specu-
lation. Missouri, Kansas and Texas general mort
cages rose from So to S7l2QS7as New
York, Chicago and st. Louis fists opened
up 49, at OF. and later sold down
to q55sa903i Chesapeake and Ohio hrsts' series
b. were steady at 80, and currency debts rose from
81 to 5Ga 553i. Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg
new Us were per cent lower as 90. New-Jersey
Central incomes sold at So Canada Southern tfrsts
were / per cent higher at 90. Ohio Central IN
comes rose / per cent TO IL, and ended at 4Ol2.
East tennessee Virginia and Georgia incomes were
up per cent at AZ, but the Consolidated 0s were
DIG lower At 70. Virginia Midland incomes SOFA up
10 57ls457. II. Paul and Omaha consols were .
lower al 107l2. Chicago, burlington anu
Quincy Is. Denver division, sold at -. Wabash
general mortgages were Il hlgLer at 50 Dei yer
ami RIO Grande irStS were lower at 1890 1854.
but c1nsoS sold up "a TO 953i. Texas aud Paclnc
frstS Rio GTande division, were OIL g AT SI'4'
Northern Pacific irsts were trmer at 1O4Is ana
Fort Worth and Denver tirs advaaced per cent
10 II. At The close, however, as a rule purchases
could be made at fractions below the last sales.
The BUSINESS of the SuD-TTeasury tor the week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF SS,o63 SO9
and the payment of S6,425,545. me result is a
ga
leaves II at $lO2, 80 900, against 1lOO,Z3Z,|SO
October 20 The particular changes OF the week were
a coin gam of 81 1888 and currency gam
of $500 932. Io-day's transactions covered: ne
celpts Sol0793; payments exclusive OF Sl43,-
S47 paid III checks tor bonds aud interest OF the
ll6th and l17th CALLS $9IlIl0 aoo G q
balance, $i,05l 1856 com balance S0S,3l9Oo4.
As the weeks receipts luclude $1l0,IOO gOid com
deposited gold certificates the net absorption OF
money Is only 81 ,422, 564 from which we Judge
that to-norrow's bank statement Will show con
siderable loss Of cash from the statement Oh Week
ago, and still report an aver"Rr h0luihg lot Tue
week greater than the actual sum held Tonight
Money ls hardening, and to-day the common Iate
was g instead OF . per cent, with exceptions at
per cent; yet a1teIward brokers balances were
offered at 1 per cent. The exchanges at the West
again are against York while at the South
they are vel more weak than they have been.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as FOL
lows: Exchanges, ol39,67o7o7; balances
S3,69s, 922.
l'nc United States Treasurer Washington to-
day received $4,000 Naucnal bank notes for re,
demptOn. The customs receipts were $61G,4S3
ana the intcrnal-revenuc receipts sol 4.999
The markets Tor foreign exchanges remain uh-
changed whcn there is ANY mercantile demand tho
rates are firm but III the absence OF such d. lnand
II ~ te fancy toquote rates as barely steady, and
so tuey are quoted to-day bu Tor actual business
we continue quotations as follows: Bankers DIS.
So and S.s6l for long anu snort STERLING resGec-
tIvey o. 23l4 and 5.1SS4 for francs "a and 00i2
for reichiuarns; 1914 AID 40 for guliders.
IA London British cOuSOls were steady ana an
changed at l0Z llG Tor money and at lOZiS Tor acc
cOuu,. The Gao again MAKES fancy secuII'y OF
United states 3l2s, quoting them first az 1882
against 1913, yesterdays final quotation, and tnen
inarAng ;nem up TO lO4Ss and finally al lO4; the
~, af, 1913 dfe quoted unchanged at lZZ4. ana
tue i Us q hgIcr at l10is. American rdl ways
are ali ngber. Ia response, mast, To yesterday late
rally, aud, secondly, 10 TINS mornings quotations
In 40 nome ma kets. The bank of In. land
Aaincd 80, 900 bullion on balance. Al Paris
lTencu 3 pr ceuts were stronger at 5000 francs.
81 Pau, minneapolis ana MamtoDa railroad
COMPANY viii pay tie scinl-annuai interest due
NOyeus Der l. 1882 Vn its Dakota Extension bonds
al No. % IlnaIn-st.
ns ross g. rning3 of the abash, st. Louis and
Pactic railroad are reported ~ IOiiOws:
1880. 1891. 1892
,,r,,.s, n, ,p,ies 2u8J 30sl 3423
I'm LIN, 'sros IA Ocopef. $40. % s3Za.OOO s4l6OOg
- t U,t 2I.......... ess-.I74 1I,4ZZ,7zO 134256Is
he r.e,,pt, of fiouI anu gram at Cno principal
Atlantic ports tns z7ih DAY oil October we've;