New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-07
State bonds were entirely neglected and the sale

State bonds were entirely neglected and the sales
of city bank stocks included only 100 shares OF Re-
publc at 100.
The business done in railroad bonds generally
in small amounts and when there was any &C
tivity the changes in prices, which were irregular
usually were unimportant. Erie second consols
& better at 94i2. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
seconds up u at 81 o. and the general Is were
Off 30 at S1l2 Chesapeake and Ohio tlrsts series y
were a lower at 96si and the currency 6s were on
q at ST.. Canada Southern first 5s were y lower
at 986s. New-YOrk, Chicago and st. Louis first Us
were up q at l02, and West Shore and Buffalo first
5s closed & lowerat 74li. New-York, Lackawanna
and Western rsts rose from Il to 20 Northwest
ern debenture 5s were up Is at 937s, and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy debenture IS were steady at
93@934: Omaha COnsols were strong at l0S4
and Manitoba ConsoIs advanced per cent to 103i2.
Denver and Rio Grande consols were steady at 81 o.
Northern Pacific firsts were off 4 at lO5l2.
made ap SSag OF ss
q currency loss of So, S45 but the retirement Of
$j2S, 900 gold certificates make apparent loss TO
covered Receipts, 81 2l5, VA; payments 81 ,561,-
IA currency balance, $5,337, $50; coin balance,
There was no change in the local money market;
call loans ruled at zig and closed at per cent. At
St. Louis exchange on New-York advanced to %
cents premium.
lows: Exchanges, Sl20,069,s27 balances
SO, $40, SOP.
day received 1888 900 National bank notes for re.
demptiOn. The customs receipts were $6l7 ,470,
and the internal revenue receipts $3.50, 6l6.
The foreign exchanges were dull and steady
little better demand for short sight bills is noted,
but the rates are unchanged as follows: Bankers
bills 81 50 and 81 S4si for long and short sterling
respectively 5.22l2 and $40 for francs 941s and
95fi for reichmarks; 1913 and 40ls for guilders.
The Governors of the Bank of England at their
regular weekly meeting to-day made 10 change in
the banks minimum rate for discount and It re-
mains at 3 per cent During the week the bank
lost fl52, 900 bullion and the proportion of its re-
serve to its liz % titS was reduced from 43 BIG to
42li per C, 80 inst 40 5-l6 per cent at this
date last ), he weekly statement of tho
Bank of Fran c 4ows a gain of 4,425 900 francs
gold and a To-. ,525, 900 silver. AT the London
Stock ExchaI @ British cOnsols opened s lower at
100 5-l6 for money and 3-16 lower at 100 7-l6 for
account aud later recovered to 1908 and 100 9-l6
respectively. United States As were up 3-l6 ut
1864, and 4l2s were Is lower at 117l4- American
RAILWAYS were irregular, but generally lower than
yesterday. At Paris French per cents declined 10
1925 francs.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company has de-
payable January 2, 1884 books will close Decem-
The Delaware and Hudson Company announce
their usual seml-annua dividends OF per cent on
stock of the Rensselaer, and Saratoga aud of 32 per
cent on the Albany aud Susquehanna Railroads.
payable January 2, 1854 transfers will close De-
cember 3 and reopen January 3.
The gross earnings of the 1t. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railroad are reported as follows:
Jan 10 Nov. BIZ. 4.5506s7 s,old,OS4 7694Ss