New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-17

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1907 9 T.: 49,: isl isl SKIES 'e@ Fl 3o SS. e
U. s s. 1896 26 District Of col.....lO7 los
Among State bonds the Tennessee Is strong
at 751s07 5l2 North Carolina special taxes sold at
Sl4, and Missouri Is 1880 at 1O6l2, 1887 at 1912
and 1888 at 1882. The Arkansas Is issued to the
railroads neglected, with quotations wide apart
Of city bank stocks Metropolitan sold 40 at 166
and Shoe and Leather ~ at 124.
Railroad bonds were inactive, with no important
changes in figures Erie second consos closed 4
lower at 99a after selling at $685. Missouri, Kan
and Texas first cOnsOls were 1s higher at 107l4,
and general Is were up g at 1914. Boston. Hart
ford and Erie irsts were Il lower at IS and Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg irsts were 4
higher at OH, Central Of New-Jersey in
comes sold at 103G1034 Chesapeake and
Ohio currency debts were Oft l per cent
at 52l2. Mobile and Ohio first debentures
were L higher at 97l9 and ST. Louis and Iron Mount
ain new IS sold up to IS. Metropolitan Elevated
frsts were steady az 10lls01O1 and seconds at 90.
Ohio Southern irsts were up per cent to 80 and
incomes were d higher at 464. East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia consos were steader at 1912
and incomes rose 80 to 563i and closed at 56l2.
Oregon Railroad and Navigation frsts declined L.
to 1852. Nashville, Chattanooga and ST. Louis rsts
sold at 1151201154. st. Paul consols rose from
1904 to 1901 100, and firsts Southern Minnesota
Division sold at 1O4l40104. Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy rs were up IS TO 1868, and
st. Paul and Omaha consols from 992A
to 100Q997s Denver and Rio Grande consols were
unusually active, and rose L per cent to 100.
Texas and Pacific incomes advanced from 74l2 to
75074s4, the frsts. Rio Grande division, being
steady at 90. New-Orleans and Pacific frsts inn
proved "a to 81, and Northern Pacific firsts were
steady at 90
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost S59s,46 on bal:
ance. made mp by losses of $545,S46 coin aud
$50, III currency; This makes the loss since Fri
day $4S72S4. The local money market is hard
euing, and to-day the rates advanced from Az per
cent at the opening to 6 per cent, and finally
closed at per cent. For a reason however. 1t il
not necessary to 90 beyond the fact that during the
last two days there has been large distribution OF
stocks, which increases the number Of borrowers
tic exchanges on New-York at the places named are
quoted as follows: Savannah, par to Il premium;
Charleston, Il discount to 3 premium; a. New-OI-
90 cents discount Chicago. 20 cents discount, and
Boston, 1920 cents premium. The United states
Treasurer at Washington received $I25,0O0 In Ma
tional bank notes for redemption. The customs
| cepts were $594,247. and the revenue receipts,
| $775,262. The Clearing House statement to-day
6,65076s. The transactions at the Sab Treasury
saG,'7si,71s; currency balance, s4542 fS7i coin
An off day in the foreign exchanges accounts for
dnii markets but rates were firm at unchanged
BankerS Bills 81 So and 81 So for long and short
serIng respectively 5.23si and 5.1ssi for francs;
94ss and 95A for reichmarks; and 1913 and
In London British consols were steady and I'M
changed at 100 10 for money, but for account tue
price was 1-6 lower at 100 ID United States
bonds were quoted dull and steady, American
railways generally opened fractions higher than
Saturdays closing figures, but the advance was
main tanned only in few instances, Bar silver
was / I6d lower at 52d.per ounce. At Paris French
per cents were quoted down at s4.l0 at p. m.
Messrs Morton, Bliss Co are Offering Tor sale
wear per cent gold bonds, both secured by hrso
mortgages, of the Minneapolis and st. Louis Rail-
| Southwestern division.
Pine-st is inviting subscriptions TO the hrst mort-
gage bonds of the Clarion, Welcoming ana rus
bnTS Railroad Company, and also 10 the first mort"
cage bonds of the Mahoning Coal and Coke Com
/ pa3y of the State of Pennsyvania. 49,
The directors Of the williamsburg Fire Insurance
Company have declared semt-annuai divideno Oh
| 10 per cent, payable on demand, 49,
Mills Robson e. Smith, No. 81 Wall-st, are oner,
ing 102 and interest the SIX per CENT DOus az S
run, interest payable in March and September.
The workmen employed on each end Of me tanne.
sonth of Haverstraw, which was begun In Apri!
last and is 900 feet long, net In the centre to-d
| and exchanged greetings. ,,.a
| The directors of the 81. Paul Minneapolis anu
Manitoba Railroad Company have this day de:
clared dividend Of gle per cent Tor the past SIX
months
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported: .o avn ATTAIN
, u..s ,y,D s,6 ESQ si 1870 Inc .saoss
NORTHERN PACIFIC,
| 1881, 1892 a.n
. ss s:s ::;;s sis
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE
,, ,,,.. :. s5 sssls .5 5ssa Inc ssS.a
| The receipts of flouw and gram az tho prnc'pa'
| Atlantic ports this 10th day Of January were
v.., s0. .... Se 1855 i H%s s c9so $50.
Wheat, Op.A.... issGSS0 sPSs 1889 1899 .fs$s
| Ccrn hush...-....- 1912 "a'ai6 iThoO 1878
psts ,nsh 1000 900 40
| nsrey bash....... oI,t0J ...., So So
-, 9SoeS7 @7la $1,000 aAasi
r soIIo,vins vere the rocsipts and shipments ~
Inc s, dol'9 ON cro and Milwaukee to-day,
"' ~ neeeiyta Shipments
csica.o Nllw'sse chicago Mii ss,fosSi
| Flonr bbls . l1,o.S t,7"o i~"'f -
Wheat, bush. 2sI2s $500 $500 ,S32sgysY .SS
S SSE. S Ssss :. i!sSp aSsS iO&ssa i$s8
nsssy, bush. sSaea is7so eeee -
Total bush. s62.s2o $1,000 ao'''''