New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-10

In State bonds Tennessee compromise issue were
off 2l4 at A. Arkansas aid rs were strong at full
figures and the Central Railroad ssIie sold up to 10
a1g. Alabamas, Glass A, sold at So, and North
Carolina special taxes at 7si. OF city bank stocks
Commerce sold (1O at $50. and Chatham (i0)
at 14O
The business in railroad bonds covered more than
"A usual number OF issues, but tie dealings outside
of tho speculative issues were small or Erie sec
ond consols there were no salcs the quotation is
o6s,G07. but tho funded IS sold at 90. Rome,
Waterfowl and 0gdensburg incomes were Is higher
NJ A4ls Canada Southern hrsts were steady at o.
NewYork. Chicago and st. Louis tirsts were active
at OLA a07le and Chesapeake and Ohio firsts series
II were ND IL at SOL tho currency debts being of
a Mt 53Ie Central of New-Jersey consois were
steadv at IO9lo New-YorK Elevated Grsts were
steady at ILL and Metropolitan firsts were mp "a
Mt O7l,. st. Louis and Iron Mountain 5s
were IL better ut 75l2. East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia incomes declined %
to 40 Richmond and Danville tirsts rose
ia to 08as aud the debentules were a higher at
61li. Louisville and Nashville general o. advanced
incomes were up l per cent at 40. Chicago, St
Iouis and New-0reans IS sold at 1885, and Mutual
Union sinking funds were OF per cent ata4 81.
Paul and Omaha consols were easier at 107l9; Rock
lsland8s sold at 1853, and Milwaukee,, Lake Shore
and Western irsts at 9e00SSs Wabash general
| ia STEADY AT 81, hHnSuS 1AClHC COnhOlS NtIc
! Il lower &c 100 Texas aud Pacific frsts. Rio
Grando division, active ana Il higher az 81 D.
Northern Pacific firsts strong at lO24d l02i2
| and Fort Worth and Denver hrsts were up per
| cent to ca,
! The Sub-Treamry to-day gained in balance
S318,3s4, made up by coin gain OF S464 l03 less
| n currency loss of $147,710. The days transac-
| lions covered: Receipts 81 223, $50; payments
1907 COG; currency balance, go OIL ,952; coin bal
ance, SIP 209,403 Bonds to the amount of S92-
| $50 were redeemed. making the total redemption
of bonds Of the 1l7h and subsequent calls at this
| Sub Treasury $40 0GS, 80 Money on call ut the
! Stock Exchange rated steady at 405 per cent? the
principal business done az per cent, but at n
late hour the quotation dropped to . per cent Inc
domestic exchanges on New York at the places
named arc quoted as follows: Savannah, g dis
cOunt to IL premium: Charleston, discount TO par
! New. Orleans, commercial $l7o@Sl.o0 discount,
| bank par; st. Louis 30 cents discount; chicago,
| 80 cents premium; Boston, 17G20 cents premium.
| The Clearing House statement to-day Is az fol-
lows: Exchanges, $40, balances $o,3o9'-
! 097.
| The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
| day received 100000 National bank notes for
| redemption The customs receipts were $339, 1857,
| and the internal revenue receipts $2S2, 14S.
The exports of merchandise from this port for the
| week ending to-day amount TO $I34S9zl, against
| $6,477, 800 for the preceding week, and against
| So, 0I0, 1874 for the corresponding week of 1882.
| Yet there no increase in the supply of CONNER
cial bills rather they all engaged In advance
Of the shpments 80 that they do not appear IN the
market To-day the foreign exchanges were more
| tations for business as follows. Bankers bills,
81 S02 and $4 S4at for long and short sterling
speoively; 6.227s and 6l0s4 for francs; GA i2 and
95as for reichmarks; 39s4 and 40 for guilders.
In London British consols were steady ut 1Ol = 10
and 1918 for money and account respectively.
| United States bonds were steady, with the quota
| tons for 4i2s le higher at 116 1915. American
railways were all higher In svmpathy with yester-