New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-31

The businees in State bonds was covered by sales
of Tennessee compromise bonds at BOi2@Oo' against
30 Saturday. There were no transactions III CITY
bank stocks
The feature Of the railroad bond market was the
dealings i'm the issues of the Eas. Tennessee VII
ginia and Georgia Company. For the same reasons
which affected the shares of the company its 5s rose
TO rs and the incomes were active at 43G40D4+'
Erie second consols were higher at 994Go0's
Missouri Kansas and Texas general mortgages were
steady at S6&GSGl2. Chesapeake ana Ohlo nisiS'
series b. were easier at S9i2a o9@i, ana currency
bonds were steady at 5jl2. Ohio Central incomes
were off p at 40 Mobile and Ohio first debentures
were steady at so and ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
new 5s were unchanged at 764. New-1ork' chicago
and 81. Louis frsts were Il lower at 952i and
Louisville and Nashville general mortgages were
easier at 90 Richmond and Danville debontures
declined to Ga. Wabash general 6s were 12 lower
at 50. Denver and Rio Grande consols after 9o84
declined TO 94. Texas and Pacific incomes were Of
81 at Goa co.'s and frs-s RIO Grande division, were
/ lower atS1lt Northern Pacific firsts were steady
at 1O4. and New-Orleans and Pacific trsts were
Tbe Sub.TTeasury to-day gained $67f,7l0 on bal
ance. made up by gains OF $G3s 600 com anu
S{6 O27 currency That makes the net gain since
inst Friday &78S ESQ. To-lay's transactions COW
cred Receipts, 81, l56,426i payments Waolus or
iaterest of tie 117th CALI, $1,4Sl,7l6;
currency balance $4,222GO9; com -, pal
once %9s. GS7 1870. Including tO-day,5 the re-
dcmptiOns of bonds of the 10th and N cans t
the Sub-Treasury amount to %1l,3o4,ZoO. lie
busuesS IN cali loans at the Stock Exchange To-Day
rnIed at per cent. with exceptions at ana per
cent: the final quotation was 4lbo per cent me
domestic exchanges on New-l0rk at the PlaceS
named are quoted as follows; Savannah, "a q dls-
o"nt g HG9Teston l4lIls discounts NewOrleans
commercial 1888 5OdiscOunt; st. Louis, 90 cents
discount Chicago, 50@25 cents discount D'S'on'
par 10 10 cents premium. FL
The Clearinghouse statement to-iaY - az lol
lows: Exchanges, Sl92,4Gl 20o; balances
Ine United States Treasurer at Washington to-
dav received %iS4 600 National bank notes TOT re-
deirDtion The customs receipts were TOOO,-|O
and the interna-Tevenue receipts %SVZSOU.
The foreign exchanges are dun ana lathCl
tome we revise quotGtlOnsas follows Bankers DIS.
ri 81 l. and So for long and short sterling respoc-
lively < 23l4 and 51SSi for francs; 94l2 ana Ooi2
for r,icbnarks; 303a and 10 for gullders.
In London British cOnSois opened 3 per cent
higher but reacted aud closed unchahseH aI
I62 sic for both money and account United
States CLOS were steady al 1895 the rs were 3
love ~ l225s and the 4l2s off a al g.
American railways were all lower, the declines lQi-
lowing those of Saturdays home market Tue
Rank of England gained $4,000 bullion on balance.
AtbPaIis French per cents declined 10 oV'U--2
francs, ~ ,4.t,;
terost and coupons which are payable at their Once
Oh November l. and the usual large HsI % Uonus
and other securities. ,
Tne recelDts OF tiOuI and gram no tho prnclpal
Atlantic ports this 30th day OF October, Weiei
New-rofs