New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-05

State bonds were dun, but prices steady.
Louisiana cOnsols were easier at IS and Tennessee
Is at 7il2, but Arkansas 7s, Fort Smith, wers
stronger at 80 Alabamas, class A, sold at 81, ex
interest, Virginia S. deferred at L. and Missouri
6s 1888, at ILL., There were no transactions IN
city bank stocks
Railroad bonds were rather more active than they
had been lately and prices for the speculative kinds
generally sympathized with the movements in tho
share markets. Erie second cOnsols after sales as
973i. closed at 99li-an advance from yesterday Of
l per cent. Missouri, Kansas and Texas consos
were Il lower 81 1854 1915 seconds steady al 71l2
and general Is unchanged at 50 after S2i2 Boston,
Hartford and Erie frsts declined l per cent 10 SO.
and later sold up to SO. Rome Watertown and
Ogdensburg iirsts were % lower at 9Od and c., q.
and l. G. incomes / Il lower at 73 Chesapeake and
Ohio frst, series b, were steady at 81 a s0sl the
currency debts selling at 81 against 53l2, the last
preceding sale. Canada Southern trsts sold at 96a
eX interest. st. Louis and Iron Mountain new IS
were l2 lower at So, and Metropolitan frsts de-
clined - to 90l2 Louisville and Nashville general
mortgages fell l. to 1903, and East Tennessee, Nlr-
gina and Georgia incomes we're d lower at 54a. st.
Paul and Omaha cOnsOls were specially weak, de-
clining from 99l2 to 9Sas Denver and RIO Grande
consols were oft b at 102l9 and Kansas Pacific con-
soils declined from 1913 to 101&G lO24. Texas
726s and closed at ~ against 70 yesterday bat the
firsts Rio Grande division, were Il higher at ssh.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost $3,347,6 800 on bal
ancc made up by a coin loss of $3.44S,3s3,
less a currency gain of $l00,77s. This makes the
total loss since last Friday 1891 s67 But the fore
going figures do not include the payment for
Sl450,500 bonds redeemed the checks given TOR
which were OF aS mnch service 10 the money market
as they will be after passing through the Clearing
House tomorrow. Notwithstanding the large dis
burseDents by the Sub-Teasury for interest and
redemption of bonds, the local call loan
market stringent, and borrowers
early, to I-6lG 1872 Late for accommodations over
night The United States Treasurer mt Washington
received $500 IN National bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were
SS29I44 and the revenue receipts 1912, 81.
The Clearing House statement to-day is rs follows:
Exchanges, $l94, 9S4, sol; balances, SJ,S07,754.
The transactions at the Sub Treasury covered; Re-
cepts, 81 ,06l, 500 payments, S5,OO9,42f; cup
rency balance, $4,11639G; coin balance,
$50, .2S6.
In London British cOnsols were steady and mn
changed at 90 l1-16 for both money and account.
United States Is also were quoted steady az III;
the other issues were not quoted. For American
railways there further depression in quota
tiOns but it is without significance because the ono
tations are only sympathetic with yesterdays de-
cline in the home markets. The Bank Ot England
gained fI7,O 600 bullion on balance. In Paris French
3 per cents were lower at s4.o2l2 sight exchange
on London rising to 2521 p francs to the I.
The gross earnings OF the Mobile and ONO Rail-
rpDOrtpu n follows: