New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-17

.to sn..r,ot;ra tr,nns were less active than they
have heen Erie second consols were "a higher az
96L West Shore and Buffalo hrst os deciihou :
20 "a. Lake Erie and Western hrsts were
per cent higher at "a, New-York, chicago
and St. Louis first Gs were steady at lo~"
1O2ls. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia c'n,
sol 5s were firm at rs and the incomes NJ D. y no
Virginia Midland incomes were y hlgher ~ VI
Louisville and Nashville general mortgage % sur
at e57s995s,. Missouri, Kansas ana leASs S'on.'S
yrere easier at 647s st. Louis and Iron Mountain
seconds were off per cent at 1912. Chicago, Bur
lingtop and Quincy debenture 5s were higher az
o2L0e2. Texas and Pacific incomes were .
higher at 56lo and firsts Rio Grande division rose
80 IA 761o Northern Pacific frsts were steady al
1O3L0 1O3as. New-Orleans and Pacific hrsts were
on Ito ot s7ss. but Fort Scott and Denver hrsts
rose per cent to 20. e. .1,o ,,,ool,
The business of the Sub treasury i 5Ic 100 ond
ended tonight included receipts OF loss
PAYMENTS of So 4s2, 100, showing an apparent loss
of only S1O5 79S to the general balance anu
ing it at 1921, 567,5l7, against b. re-
November 0. But after deductin9h rom nay v
81 607 600 for items which are SIMPLY 49, e
transfers the true loss as affecting inc DaIhs %
81 24S 7aS with further deduction from inc Io
CENTS of S335 900 of gold coin received IN exc a
for silver certificates payable elsewhere and nom
the payments of So 4s6732 Assay once Gn e;tnd
principally given for bullion the gain OF the ohdte1
Statcs General Treasury is SS02,934. To-day =
onerations includcd: Receipts Including az ,Z2U'-
600 cold certificates turned into the CASH. % loo
419: payments, 81, 025, 134. currency Dalauoo'
S63l7'05S; coin balance, $l15, 240,0o9. ,oI,-
The local money market to-day was eAtIe III ',
easy few if any, call loans are made at over pei
cent which was the general rate, and at inc cioso
the rate was u per cent. Inc uomce'i0
were AZ last quoted. . l.. L., -ros oo fol-
lows: Exchanges, $126,s20OSl; balances
S5,511,211. -. ,,-oo,;,,otor 10
day received 1868, 900 National bank noleS LOT 10
demption The customs receipts were 9ooZ'l'o
and The internal revenue receipts S4lO,I32.
The foreign exchange markets presented no new
features they were guict and firm at nncnahggf,l
onotations for business as follows: Bankers Diils,
81 SOL and 81 S44 for long and short stcIIlnas
respectiyelv; 523ls and 5.20os for francs jas
and o. for reichmarks: 3934 and 40 for gulders.
IT. London British cOnsOls after opening nj laSU
nights figures were quoted at 1O1 1916 Tor DOth
money and account which is ls per cent advance
for account United States bonds were quoted IN
changed. American railways generally were hlHlet =
i'm syInpathy with Yesterdays home markets.; pul
ST. Paul and Canadian Pacific because or the SAME
controlling influence were exceptionally lONel'
Bar silver was 1-16 lower at 30 ll-i6d per ounce
At Paris French per cents dee Ined To 100, anu
sight exchange London was down To Z''ZO llhiio'
TO the {. -, "A
Mr. Henry &. Ives, of No. 20 Exchange-placc al
verises list of securities which he VIII clther ouy
or sell ,,o
The gross earnings of the Following railroads are