New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-25

In State bonds the dealings included Lou siana
oonsols at 6sl2Q6S, Tennessee 6s at 45G42Si ana
compromise bonds at 5lls05ll2, aud Alabama
Class A SO. There were no transactions IN city
bank stocks.
Railroad bonds we're dull and weak. Erie second
oonsols declined from 9Sl2 to 9S1s. Chesapeake
and Ohio irsis serbs were steady at S594~o6 but
the currency debts declined from 52l2 to Of. Can
ada southern frsts declined q TO 80 and New-lork'
Chicago and Sc. Louis frsts were OF from 30 to "a
G94I2 Cairo and Fulton tirSts declined from lo| 10
tlO5la Ohio Central incomes sold al 3O032 against
BS the last previous sale Metropolitan Elevated
frsts were down l. at 100 East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia SIS declined . per cent to
20 aud recovered TO II and the In
comes were of Il at 39l2 and Richmond and
Danyile Gebeutures were per cent lower At 60 Ia
terna uonal aud Great Northern 6s sold at S294GNZ
and the first mortgages at l0S4 N9rIhWe'tern
sinking fund 5s sold az 9S3I 09S7s. Denver aud
Rio Grande consols were steady al 81. Kansas and
Pacific consols were q lover at 80, and N"rthefA
Pacitic frsts easier at 1O37s. Texas ana PAGING
Income declined Is to 537s and hrsts, RIO Grande
division. were per cent lower at a.
The business of the Sub Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of 81 46S6z4
and the payment of $6,2O7, 4os. ne result is
gam to The general balance OF ~, o. 90, ana
leaves il at sos 464,343 against SlO1, zOZ,l||
November 10. The part cluar changes oil rue week
were coin gain of 81. 273 29l, and cure cy los
OF S11125. lo-daYs transactions covered: he
cepts $l.109.560; payments texcluslve OF
Sl56 76g pal Ia checks for bonds and lit OF
the lIGth. II7th and 1lSth calls. S9OOO32; chr
Yencv balance. $4649,720; cola balance
$685. ,623 Including tO-days, the total redemP-
lion OF bonds of The 1lGth, 117th and 18TH calls
at this sub treasury amounts 10 9ly,39 loSo' ne
ineut Will show a considerable loss III
cash and smaller adhtioI to the de-
fcit of reserve because of possible cOntrac-
non of loans In consequence of the liquidation al
the Stock Excuauge. Ii the statement ialls 70 STOW
con siderable contraction In loans tnat VII 10 lis
. Il h.. pafa fQrTf NAV a
the stock Excnange now ale more a qniatIOA o.
credit than 4scarcty of mon~y. While he prln-
cipal business OF tue d ~ was dOne al loG@o per
cent IOr al loans we know Ot cary tra-s@cliohs
OF offices at per cent; az the Board late business
also was done at 8 per CEN, and Later the oIer-
ings 90 were a. per ceut. The action OF the Sec
the holders of bonds included In tho 10Th
call a girt OF the interest 10 February 10, 1888.
shows tnat the rreasur, Department has little APP
prociaIIon OF the situation or slngie eye 10 the
needs speculation; at all events. IN view OF the
fact that week since the sup redsury mas
had authority TO redeem without rebate OF interest
bonds the ll6 Il, ll7th and lleth calls, nave the
presentations amounted to the ilmIt autAorlzed-
IS, 600 700, there Is grim sort OF hum0r III that
part of to-day authority which extends the weekly
limit 10 100000 900, and one may lie pardoned 1Or
thinking mat IL has a decided squInt toward A.
feet wits little shadow OF a reality. However, II
may be interesting the Secretary TO learn III ad
vance that THIS lates effort 10 relieve the sItda-
tlOn - will afford little aid to the merCan lie
Community. what etfectualy Will 90 that is The
compete nquldauons of the various specuiatiops,
only securities but also IN the products UI
the soii. A mole careful guarding OF the Treasury
reserves and a Raternal appre hen5iveness OF
the speculative loan market In the past would
have started that liquidation earlier, and perhaps
seen CON plete before this time. he unfavOraDIe
CONDITION of foreign commerce Is not entirely,
but II is partly, due To the " unueN andlng snce
last July thai " the Treasury Department VIII nOt
permit tight money market this season. Que
would sup yOse that the aDsence oil 2UOO OO hcpuO-
lean Voters rom the polls Oh November would
serve a leesou even III hnance Inc 90
Nestle exchanges oil New-iork where cnanged are
more uBiayoraDIe than the asa printed quotations.
The CleanDg-hO statement To-Day 10 ia Iol-
lows: Exchanges SZ3Z'3|l'ooo' Daiahces'
s4,4s3 500.
The UuIted States Treasurer at Washington to-
Gay Received S437, 900 National bank Noes iOr re-
oempuOn. The customs receipts were 9oO|,s%9,
sno the internal revenue receipts So7l.5oO.
NO business 10 t.Io lOreisn exchanges Is the gen
raIlespOnse 10 IuqdITIes and the market Is weak
ehd Rates tor business nOnInauy are reduced; YET
very h,tle business couid be done al tIe faIes,
which aIe IS iOiiOgs: bankers BUS, pa 1924 ana
"a oo's IOr iong and snUrG sterling respectively
ga aiu oZA a iOI francs 94l4 ana BOA 1Or relch-
uaiks 1925 aud 80 s Tor guIIders.
Al 10 hGOn brILisn CobsOis were stronger, BENG
o-lO higher at 1UZ 3l6 lOr money, and Is higher at
IVA iSr account. lnItld states OOnds were eddy
sAu hschangoo al previous quotations.; 3AZs AT lO4
M al l<-Sss anu 4AZ5 al Ito. AneTlcan railways
sers sitaply Responsive TO YESTERDAYS nome mar
ASes AUD the declines ranged from y To 81 pei
geht tAe later Tor ST. Paul. bar silver GocliEe4 10
olzd per ounce. A be Bank Oh England gained
AoVVV buniOu on balance. At Pans rrcAch per
vhts lose % oO.4O flancs.
Zee, lpt7 Of narr and gram at the principal
Nsw-York.
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