New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-25

In State bonds there was more activity for lem
ncssce Is and their price declined from 7G to 74l2
ais. Virginia Us deferred sold at lGl2, North Car
dina special taxes at 6d7, Alabamas, Class A, at
SII4asl and Missouri 6s 1857, at lOSl2, and 1850
or 1890 at 110l2.
The sales of city bank stocks were noteworthy
including Commerce 40 at $50, Mechanics Bank
ing Association C32) at 1l3, Manhattan 40 atl40
and st. Nicholas - at 100
Only small business was done in railroad bonds,
and that without any material changes IN figures
The last sales however, do not in all cases reflect
the closing quotations. For instance, the last sale
of Erie second consos wasat 90 against 9Sa yeScr-
day. but the closing quotation to-day is 9sll 9S3s
Missouri. Kansas and Texas general mortgages wero
j off M s.34 Boston, Hartford and Erie iirsts raj
lied Der cent to CO. but closed at 81. c. {. and c.
first a5seutcd brought l22 Chesapeake and Ohio
currency interests sold at J0l2a IL against 53l2 tho
astprcyioussa.e. Ohio and Mississippi tTstSSprng-
field Division. sold at 120l2Gl20. Metropolitan
Elevated frsts declined TO 100. East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia incomes were well sustained
nj 5Ga JGl1 Richmond and Danyihc hrsts were
noticeably strong at 1O20e4 lO4. St. Paul and
Omaha con,ols were weaker at G9Iia 99i2 and
Wabash general mortgages were - higher at S0l
Texas and Pacific incomes were Oft y at -. and
frsts. Rio G.aude Division. after selling at s74,
rallied TO - Northern Pacific irsts declined TO 3|
The Sub-Trsasury to-day gained 1o3iJOl On bai-
auce. made up by gains Of SGJl.lOI com anu
s1zq Sal currency. THIS makes the net gain since
laet Friday 1913, 76S. Money ruled NJ 441 per
cent for call loans during the greater part OF tho
day but in the last half hour business was done AZ
q nrr cent and the demand was active. Til" do
nestle exchanges Oh Ncw-York are not materially
Glanced from last printed quotations. The United
S+.,t,s Treasurer at Washington received N3irooo
l., Nqtin,,Il bank notes for redemption. lhc GUS
TOMS receipts were SG3s 39l, and the revenue re-
cciptS 42l7. 907. The Clearing House statement TO-
dor i, q, follows: Exchanges, $3.50, s33."JO; BAL
ouces. : 100, I22. The transactions at the SUBJ
Treasury, covered: Receipts - ,49H6@G; payments
1868. 30; currency osIihcc' Fi'O''"''' N'' ~
anco. So, >17,2O5. ~, al t.,li,,
Tine foreign exchanges are al higher ana IeaHIns
drawers to-day advanced the h9HIA3i l''c1 "
" 81, and 80 for 6O-day and -sht sterling
rs,.,.iiy,lv The business, however, ana not lully
Iespnud to the advance IN nominal rates, anu al
tGnirh firm is Ibou cent below the ASKING RAGS;
a. ~ - however fine gold bars can be shipped
without loss Annexed are the quotation LOT dSIit
business Bankers bills. ~ ~ ana q %, ~ a aoT
I!iJ Tor francs; 9I3i and 95 Tor icirAuatka; Hlu
| IOl4 and lOl. Tor gulldcIs. , I,...ho,,.s
me adyioca from all the European Ha'n6 6.rs
.b,,. mo Improvement in the condi ION Oh IH"'Is,
| ,J ~. uriy ATE adVIces are more gloomy IMAM "to
! ti, ,niltc DISPATCHES. In London BTush c1Ao13
declined Il per cent TO w l9- IG.ic ~, HAMS vrrs
~ ,, LIZ co"in1ed IS at 1854 IFS at ~ and ~
| NJ i3OI.a I2OA The nmrAet i'i 4n'el'y ,ta
railways more tnan r'i |cwr market,
aUJ DESPITE the rally here th' m'[rnttns,
Which should have been known ID - Goi DJ'c II
,in I,..or hour the market c!oS'' u &c N.'i,C ~
o,,nr. Ar Paris French three per fehs al iiu
| Poy we're weaker at N2.f5. ana sgAt eA'I""s0 VA
Icy nI9don was up to 2j.l4L TO the :.
,rho gross earnings of the Denver and Rio RIO
| crarJe Railway Company are reporter "S 'oH'"S'
faS & c, @. s5, 5.5j. b" ": t 5Si5
The receipt. of aour and gram al the pnn-'P~
| ,ti@ntic port, tins 18th day OF January WIZ
NM, si 1881 n! sas F Fs5s n' .2.5
y xqs.s s ss .f5.$ '% 5I5 .S$ f 533
| S 0stp' bush ......... 81 s3 4'lo | 80.
E Fs,. gai S.,a i...... 1900 ~ .. 1000
D-''.'' TL77s I3Ogl 1880 s2,5sl
rT,,,.,o,, we're the receipts and shipments al
81. ne tro'n CnIcago and Milwaukee to-day
Receipts. sMIH,1',
-,,-.-1.o- Maw-Ecc. C1case. ulg,kooee;,
Flour biol, '9 sf.55s 3l.as3 leg.7 212-2
Wheat bush .2!53t : :2!s} }:5; .5 5t IS
rvs I'VE 5us% H. .g 1885 ss si5S I555s 1890
rata, hush. 47I758 1888 Seo3si oSios
The following shows me SH arR 70 foreign ports
s ,h, week ending January II aud 'nt1 e ~" rorre-
| aiming of the year, as coulPaI'u WIZ
| snondiug periods Of previous years 1890
=, so isiI s7i,iiiieaoss4 s;,s55i3,3;ggSs
For the TSe refortod l7o2&Gs 1Ue
,o.,., .,ocsIau i9s rs s2a7Os7'a '2AA'~