New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-13

U. 1907 1872 l19 T. : clr5. g, 1872 :;.;
US pr 1881 1888 DIST OF Col 365s l05iail0a
The feature of the dealings III State bonds was
the large transactions in North Carolina special
taxes and the advance'in their price from 10 93s
Arkansas Is Central Railroad sold at 20; South
Carolina 6s nOn-fundablc at ~ and Virginia de-
ferred at 14l4. OF city bank stocks fifty shares
sold at 118.
fairly distributed business was done IN railroad
bonds, but the transactions generally, were in small
amounts and without material changes in figures
FOR the investment kind. social feature was
the activity in Fort Worth and Denver irsts; they
rose from 80 to 49, Texas and Pacific
incomes were u higher at 5s. and
the frsts, Rio Grande division, were
steady at s40s0s4l2 Kansas Pacific consols were
easier at 1OO01OOl4 Northern Pacific frsts were
strong at 1929, after 1925, and Union Pacific
firsts were 4 lower at 113l4 Erie second consols
declined !. to 9634. Boston, Hartford and Erie
firss steady at 90 Rome. Wstertown and
Ogdensburg frsts were up per cent at "a for
small lots, and incomes rose from 43i2 to- AL.
Chesapeake and OHIO irsts, series B, were up Il at
ooh, and currency debts Il higher at 81.
Canada Southern frsts yielded from 96 to $3.50
953a, but a large business was done III New-YOrk,
Chicago and st. Louis iirsts at 1880
9S007l2 Morris and Essex consols, with
more than usual amount OF business,
were weaker at 122ss0l22. Mobile and Ohio sec
ond de5entures were off 81 at 4s, and the thirds
u lower at 37le. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
5s after advancing Il, closed unchanged at 70.
New York Elevated frsts were Il higher at 114s4,
aud Metropolitan irsts gained y at 9Sl2 East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia incomes closed g
higher at 40as. Richmond and DanvIllc irsts were
weak at drop OF rs per cent TO 81 l2 and the de.
bentures fell from co.'s to 90 and the Virginia Mid,
land incomes sold at 90. Louisville and Nashville
nj nnrfVn Y, inuvA h.,%.,
Union sinking funds declined u 10 73. Wabash
general Is were off y at so.
The business of the sub Treasury for the week
endng tonight includes tie receipt OF $1,000, l52
and the payment of f6,l37 4SG. The apparent re.
suit of those transactions Is gain TO the general
balance of S22S G68 and leaves it Sll7254, 500
against Sill, 1925. 1877 on January 3. After deduct
ing certain items, however which are simple trans
fers the true condition is loss to the treasury OF
1851 800. IO-day's transactions covered: Re-
ccipts $S65,524; payments $s39.7S4; currency
balance ,S5,476,639; coin balance Sll1.77 1874.
The bond redempt0ns to-day amounted 10 $lO2, $50,
making the total redemption of bolds OF the ll7th
and subsequent calls I4O.402SSO Money was
easy at about 4l2 per cent for call loans The do
nestle exchanges on New-YOrk arc about as last
quoted.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as fo!.
lows: Exchanges Sl12,5l6,10O; balances,
The United States Treasurer at Washington to.
day received $4,000 National bank notes for re-
dcmptlon. The customs receipts we're S5S0,595
and the internal revenue receipts $460,l54
The foreign exchanges were moderately active
anu INC TuttS WcIC biTOnP AT uuOtdil Ions Tor Dus-
ness as follows Bankers bills, Sd 81 i and 81 Ssh,
for long and short sterling respectively; 5.22la
and for francs; OIL and 95as for rcichmarks
1913 and 4OiS for guilders.
In London British cOnsols were steady and I'M
changed at 10l BIZ and 1913 for money aud ac-
sSuns United States bonds
American railways are generally lower The Bank
of England gained fl1,OOO bullion on balance.
Ogden, King Co.. printed to-day, the date Of the
expiration Of the copartnership should have been
April 80, 1854. instead Of April 80. 1888
Mcssrs, Kddcr, Peabody & Co. arc offering for sale
q limited amount of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc
trust mortgage sinking fund BOMBS due in 1911
has declared semi-a annual dividend of per cent
its preferred stock The reason gwen for the re-
ducton from the usual dividend OF 3ia per cent ia
State Of Missouri aud its results.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads arc
reported
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
It e: IN. n; s,,,,;.. =
ported at ssi.i2o. ''' INC "''A 0' 1909 "s0 n"
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
First week IA January. si59.Soo s26i.l.o s24iyiS
ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA.
F FG@S ss.a IN 1snasly .Sss 7c sdSSS
The receipts OF flour and gram At the principal
Atlantic ports This 18th day of January were:
Flour Ss sss S s:1s s sass n ssss.
$;:. ss$;s :; SIss sss
Rye, bush. l,ovu ......
Barley bush. ......- oVoo .....-
TO,a, bush. ....... l6s.Oss oO,soi 1880 essSO
The following were the receipts and shipmsnts At
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
heccipSA shipnouts
Flour. ei is sss: 9 sass fi 1850
c wss. sO U:sa isisss $500 ags sSSS SAG
Oays, busn...... 405l8 $40 1880 A&0O
ave suss... ALDO 2700 S3s1 Aid
Barley, busR... Ai62 1921 Ai93o 1.AO
Total Dush... aAS.6ss 6sSce sese7i 1850
The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the port Of New-York for tho week ending jan
uary ~. aud since the beginning Of the year. -