New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-30

SSs:sa 1881 reg: II55 IIs IS Sars, is35: 2s
Us 1857 9i G Tsa iis3 Is,. g. $ QUE s. sss
vs. :, 1917 ool. ils3i ils7s o. car 81 1872. 1872 ~,
Among State bonds, the Arkansas rs were active
and made further advances Fort Smiths sold at
80, against SO on Saturday. Pine Blufs at 45l20
4s4047i2, against 1873 on Saturday Red Rivers
at Al l2f94S, against AZ and Central at 21G24G23,
against 2Oi2. Tennessee IS brought 43 044; North
Carolina cOnsols 70 and Missouri g. 1886, 1906 OF
city bank stocks Wall Street sold (20l at los and
Importers and Traders (30l at 26O
A well-distributed retail business was done IN
railroad bonds, but the usually active issues
quiet. Prices were irregular, but generally were
shades easier. Erie second consols ls higher
at 96ls, and single bonds brought 81. Chesapeake
and Ohio firsts series Bwere steady at 81, aud New
York, Chcagoand St.Lonis frsts were 4 higher at
973l. Rome Watertown and 0gdensbIrg incomes
were off 81 at 42si Lehigh aud Wilkssbarre consols
were Il lower at 1032a. and Missouri Kansas and
Texas seconds were off Il at 56l. Mobile and Ohio
second debentures up per cent at 81. New
York Elevated frsts q higher at 116, but
Metropolitan tirsts were y lower at 9S4. Missouri
Pacific consols sold freely at 102, h!chmond and
Allegheny firsts at so, Chicago, burlington and
Quincy rs at 12Gl2 and Terre Haute dividend bonds
brought 747s076l4. Denver and Rio Grande
incomes declined Il to 90, and recovered TO 59i2,
and irats Rio Grande Division, after 80 a, we're 4
higher ut s52. Northern Pacific frsts remain
steady at 102 7sa l03 and New-O rleans and Pacific
trsts were /. lower at 50. Oregon and lranscon-
tInentsl Tsts sold at 04'sdSo.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained S335,7S0 OH
balance. made up by con- aa gam OF $o0g ia4 less
tons covered Receipts, $l,s74,ss7; payments.
$1;639,lo7 currency balance $SoGI ;S9s coin
the amount Of $775, 900 were presented for re-
demption and paid Tor by checks; the bonds
came principally from Europe Money was
ruled at 3ia per cent The domestic exchanges on
New-YOrk are rs last quoted
The Clearing House statement today 10 as
follows: Exchanges, $l32, s76437 balances,
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received -S526,OO0 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were S96], lOo
aud the internal revenue receipts So2o, $50
The foreign exchanges are dull, but strong ON the
basis of the following quotations for business,
Bankers bills "a s2i2 ami 81 SO for long and short
sterling respectively; 5.2l's and lSt ior francs
94si aud 95la for rcichmarks; 1913 and AUS Tor
guilders. .
IO2 l-l8 for money and at 102 SIG for account.
The cable again gives wide fluctuations Tor united
States 32 which probably ana not oer%r aney are
the Is are quoted Off os at 1918, aud tho 4i2s on
u at 1853. American railways were irregular oue
generally lower Denver and kio Grande was
a marked exception In being per cent higher In
pesnonse TO saturdays home market. At Paris
French per cents were hrrner at 10 IL francs
The New-York, Ontario and Western railroad
Company has made its seventh call for payment on
February TO- 1sS3of 1Oper cent on subscriptions to
the New-York, West Shore and Buffalo Railroad
first mortgage bonds allotted 10 Its stockholders.
Messrs p w. Gallaudet ~ Co, at Wal-st:
and Broadway, offer for sale linliIed smount Of
pany OF Savannah, Ga, garanteed hv the Central
Railroad and Banking Company The firm recon-
mends these bonds as o safe Investment.
The Travellers Life and Accident Insurance Com
pany ha. assets amounting TO $6,8G7 900. and7in
addition to paid-up capital OF OOO,00O-a surplus
of 81 67J 900. The recent accidents on sea and
land attract attention to the security which IL
offers 4, ,-,, o.,
Rapids and Northern Railway are reported as fol-
lows: 200, 700, INA
ES%S; "a ;fes ;ssS 5 sss
Because of the dispute between :he Chicago
Board of Trade ana the Fort Wayne Railroad Com
withdrawn their freight agents from the floor of
the Exchange, and discontinued the practice of re-
porting to the Board their daily receipts Of dead
s seelHu' tie ~ SUBJ olned table Of the week
" movement Of flour and grain 10
incomplete In that 1t does not contain last Satur-
is true Of to-days report; but making liberal al
lowanco for Saturdays unreported shl pments. the
weeks movement was very s1ai Vii, nesd anIx
few DAYS to organize q system Of reporting tho
movements without the aid of the railroads.
which will be more uustw sSa In
ita fioures than was the old system III the prcsens
condition of affairs 10 TO continue ana tuo ehIp-,
,nents are TO continue to be as small as they were
last week, the opportunities ior unnerara Vol
in the matter of freight rates are largely lnoeaseo
by the non-meetng Of the freight agents on tho
floor Of the Exchange IL. =. a., r.;,,
AtIant,c ports this 10Th day Of January were:
New.York. DsL PhilA 9ostop-