New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-08

consolidated gold rs were q higher at 1862
Chesapeake and Ohio firsts series D, advanced from
Gals to 95It, and currency IS were up to 49is buo
closed at 49, Missouri, Kansas and Texas consols
at 106ls 4 higher but the seconds, after selling
at e4l4, at "a were q lower than they were Mon
day. Considerable business was done in Canada
Southern first IS at 98lid 80 against 05s4 on Mon
day. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain new IS were u
higher at 70, while West Shore and Buffalo firstS
gold 5s dragged at 733sd732s, and Chicago ST.
Louis and New-Orleans IS brought 107. Louisville
and Nashville general mortgage IS were 81 higher
at 80, Pennsylvania 4l2s sold at 96It and Michigan
Central consolidated Js brought 1881. Chicago, Bur-
lington andQuncv dcbenture IS were moderately
active between 9jl2095sa and closed at 95os.
Texas and Pacific incomes we're a higher at 4Ss4,
and firsts Rio Grande division were steady at 74ls
New-Orleans and Pacific frsts advanced from S40s
to s540s5, and Fort Worth and Denver firsts
rose from 67s4 to 89G697s.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost on balance $685.
made up by losses of 1858 coin and 81, OPT
currency. The days transactions covered Receipts
u 52S2da payments, 81 1874, 500; currency bal
anee, S6,2O3,3i9; coin balance $116,397, III.
The money market at the Stock Exchange was
somewhat irregular, and the rates for call loans
frequently lpctuated between and 3 per cent and
finally closed with abundant offeringjat per cent
The clearinghouse statement to-day was fol-
lows: Exchanges, $146,470,3Os; balances,
The United States Treasury at Washington to.
day received $4,000 National bank notes for re-
demptiOn. The customs receipts were Sl77,227
and the internal revenue receipts $222,2j7
The foreign exchange market developed no new
feature. The absorption of ali commercial bills
offered is rapid il has been at any time, while
the lack OF demand for bankers bills TO cover the
importation of merchandise Is as incomprehensibly
slack as it has been at any time. The rates for
business remain unchanged at quotations as fol-
lows: Bankers bills, 81 S Ia and 81 S4li for long
and short sterling respectively 1924 and 5.2114
for francs 943s and 05 for reichmarks; 30S4 and
40 for gulders.
In London British consols opened Is higher than
Mondays quotations at 10l 7-l6 for money and
3-16 higher at 101 11-16 for account, but they
closed respectively at 101 SIG for money, aud
lOl 9-l6 for account. No quotations for United
states bonds were received American railways
generally show fractional advances upon Mondays
prices which, however, were not sustained TO the
close. At Paris French 9 per cents were a shade
higher at 77.65 and sight exchange Oh London was
higher at 2O.22l2 francs TO the 3.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads arc
reported:
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
"ds M %sn n October s5 1sii 5Ss5O Dec so
iowa DIVISION S SS5 5OS Dec ' 559
Total for week 49,. $3GOG87 100000 Inc Sll,5G5
tO6er sti1's lO,1s4s75 lO547e7e Inc 4Is3Ol
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
1882 1888.
Fourth @PIl1 week n e Oct $4,000 s29S5S Inc s!2SS
EoRrHERS PACIFIC.
,,..,... -, .,.. 1881. I1ssSS i SsS,
fSa %1t s5ss ss2s5S sssS$SS6
jan TO Oct 81 -. S24A,SsS 5,o1SZOo G'oo,SOS