New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-07


State bonds were dull Louisiana consols We're
Il easier at 73and tennessee compromise were
off Il at AL Alabamas, class C, sold at 50,
Georgia gold Is at ILL., and Ohio IS, 1886, at 1912
OF city bank stocks ~ of shares Metropolitan sod'
at 1875
The dealings in railroad bonds present no fea-
lures; the transactions were small and the move
ments of prices irregular. Erie second
soils "a higher at 963i for three bonds. Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg new 81 were 4 lower
at 20 for a single bond. Chesapeake and Ohio
firsts series b. were alb Mt steady at 90ls, as
the currency debts at 527s053. Canada Southern
firsts were steady at 94l2 and New-York Chicago
and ST. LOUIS irsts at 97l4097. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas first consos were Il higher at 100, but
the general mortgages were down to 70. St. Louis
and Iron Mountain new 5s declined TO 76li. East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consos were steady
at 71sf, and the incomes were off TO 80. Mutual
Union sinking funds rose to 76l2076. Rock Island
Is sold 1919. 81. Paul and Omaha consols at 10S
st. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba at 109010s,
and Wabash general mortgages up from II 10 to
7Sl297SL. Denver and Rio Grande consols
down II at s0l2 Kansas and Pacific consos declined
TO 9S Union Pacific frSts of Il at ll33i. aud
lcxas and Pacific incomes decllIed L. 70 Sig. The
firsts RIO Grande division, beingfl Il higher at soil
Northern Pacific tirsts were steady at lO3 lsG lO3l
New Orleans and Pacific frsts were u lower at
SS7sa So and Oregon Short Line fTsts Oft Il
at 969i
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained S45633O on
balance made mp BY n coin gam of 1912. 644, less
currency loss OF $s6,31I. he days transactions
4s7; currency balance. $l,466.s17: coin balance
SItG l33,9S5 Money ruled easy at 3l2G4 per
cent and finally Mt 3G3l2 per cent for call loans on
pledge OF ocks. There are no changes in the quo
tatiOns for the domestic exchanges.
he Clearinghouse statement to-day is AZ
follows: Exchanges, 1872, 1907; balances,
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts S676,422
and the internal revenue receipts Sl5O,079.
The foreign exchanges are still dull but the mar
ket presents firm tone with an advancing tendency.
For actual business we quote rates as follows
Bankers bills "A s29l and 81 SO for long
and short sterling respectively; 6.2l3s aud
5177s for francs 049I and Oslo for reichmarks;
80 n and 4Ols for guilders
la London, British consols were quiet at 1872 3-16
for money and 102 5-l6 for account United States
bonds Il higher for the IS and is at 1868 and
I226s respectively, aud the 4l2s Is higher
at 116l2. American railways generally responded
in feeble sort of way to Yesterdays lac adj
yances In the home markets, but Readlng and tine
Atlantic and Great Western frsts and seconds were
lower. At Paris, French per cents were Oft TO
20 I'D L. and sigt exchange on London rose to 2521
francs to the {.
The thirty-seventh annual statement of the Con-
necticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, shows gross assets on December 81, 1882, of
30 500, 422 rs, with surplus by the company's
standard of $3, 707. 1913 II. a surplus by the Con-
nectcut standard OF S3, 724, S44 u, and by the
Nrw-Yogk standard of $6,S5OO0O. the ratio OF
expenses of management 10 receipts IN 1882 was
only 40 per cent This. with the large surplus,
shows clearly the sound and careful way i'll which
tho company II conducted.
list of subscriptions to the issue of the Canadian
Pacific hallway Companys stock will be closed to-
fRe gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL.
1881. 1882 1888
$$%SI; = 's ssS&3 SSS s2$$
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
ISL 1882 1888
@ isssS 5sts!5 5s9jj
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 9th day OF February were:
Flour N' ss95 5 R's 5 500 pa'' SSi
s ss;n @ S2sS aa:$ $$
H I1H bush Sash - 1000 1000 ' .. @ .'.Y.
Barley. bush. 1850 1000
rota, bush. 20II70 Is2S7S 1880 $4,000
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
ReceipG,. shipments
Flour. Oo,.. o'''e esG7 iCSIs ios fs.S Ssi
S $s:,i 5 R33' 81; .$S R 4. tas
b bss Sa :a.a:: q 5ttS 1876 6aaJ li80S
Total bush. 1909 53Oi6 2O3Ol 1888
eastern roads reported.
The following shows the exports exclusive of
specie from the port of New-York TO foreign ports
for the week ending February and since the be-
ginning of the year, rs compared with the corre-
spending periods of previous years
1891. 1882. 1888
For tho weok........ ss.S02l32 s6a09200 777lo94
Previously reported. 3OOl420i 272S6,375 2O,276S7
Total since Jan. l.. S3s.3l0S3o s3il66,67s SS704793l
DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT Feb. 0.-Fiour steady nc 81 606s5 co. Wheat
easy No White Fall cash. I'll 074 February ~ march.
81 Ola April 81 TO- 81 lob all the 81 IL May NO
2 white Fall 9Ge No While teIl AL, ., asi no
Mixed New 6Ge Old. 7sc oats sLeady No ! M 5sd