New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-10

State bonds were neglected the only sale was
one bond Of the Tennessee compromise issues at
40i2. OF city bank stocks Park sold 43l at l63.
The market for railroad bonds presented about
the usnal features. Prices generally for the specu-
latiye issues were frmer in sympathy with the
stock market The feature of the day was the large
transactions in West Shore and Buffalo first mort
gage js, which amounted TO S1,700,G0O; the price
tnctuatod from "a to II to &C. and finally closed at
76i2. or courso such sudden movement results
from some kind of new speculation but the
prices at which other per cent bonds arc selling
some OF which are only debentures-that is an
unsecured note Of the cOmpane5-seems to afford
better basis speculation than do some stocks
which active all the time. Chicago st. Louis and
New-Orlcans consolidated SIS to-day sold at 1868;
Canada Southern first js sold up % to "a. and Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy debenture 5s sold at
9OUS94 To-day there were no transactions IN
Central and Hudson debenture IS, but the quota
tion is l03 ga l03Os ex interest November |. Erie
second conso Is sold at 9i2095. Chesapeake and
Ohio irsts, series b. were % higher at o. and cur
rency 6s rose b TO 49l2. New-Yorl<, Chicago and
st. Lous first De advanced TO I01. East tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia IS up p to 73, and the
incomes were l2 higher at 30. Mutual Union sink
ng funds declined L TO s234, and recovered to 50.
Texas and Pacific frsts Rio Grande division opened
up 4 mt al declined 10 1874 aud closed az ~;
northern Ilrlnc nrSts were steady NJ 1V0, ana
New-Orcans and Pacific iiTsts Il higher at SO.
The business of the Sub-ITcaSuTy for the week
ending tonight includes: Receipts. SG, lI6,622
and payments SS,4G0O12, showing an apparent
LOGS TO the Treasury of 50 1857, which leaves
the general balance Of the b-TTeasury at Sl2l,-
6133l5, against $l23,05G7O2 November z But
after dcdurtng from the payments III 81 ZOO and
from the receipts $lS0,OOO for items that
are simple transfers, the Sub-lIeasurys true
loss Rs affecting the banks and money market II
only $50 .3s7 but after deducting further from
the receipts the sum of $4,000 received here III
gold coin for payments made elsewhere IN silver
certificates, the true loss Of the United states
Treasury by the operations here for the week is
S1,2i5,3S7. To-,lay'- Transactions covered Re
ceipts, -. lOl O6s payments, 9547,4GI currency
balance S6,30G25 coin balance, ~ $50 IOOo.
The local money market ruled shade harder, so
that fair proportion Of the renewals and new DuSl-
ness IA call loans was done at s per cent inc ianEo
was 2l2a3. There are 40 material changes III the
quotations for dumeS lc exchange on NcW-ioik AT
the interior points. -
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs fol-
lows: Exchanges, $li0,li0,4GO; balances
$iO35. sos
Inc United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received Sl33,OOO National bank notes Tor re-
denptiOn. The customs receipts were S529,52O,
aud the Internal revenue receipts $3l7,967.
Reader, Of Tn TRIBUNE will not be surprised
to know that moderate increase IN the demand
toreXchanEc, hid the effect 10 advance the rates
We revise quotations for business az follows
Bankers bills, So ~2li end : si; for cong and
fhort sterling respectively; 5.23ls and 5.20A5 Tor
francs; GlN and % for reichmarks; 9O'A ana
40 for guidcrs
bouyant and there prices wcre up an additional ls
per cent; lOl ll-l8 tor money and lOl 1910 Tor
account. United States bonds were easier Is were
10 and I Us were X lower than yesterday. AmeH-
can railways made only small response to yester-
days late home markets; prices Wr.e higher out
moi 80 to- the extent 81 the advances made az home.
AZ Pairs French per cents advanced from 1853
10 1881. francs.
Imports of dry goods az NewlOrk:
Fs g. ..s5 'h4::Sss '55sI i54s,3'
ynieI,i a. a.. port o. $40 4oi IlsolLqu lOo623s57
Thrown market .lO2.f77SSl il6.5O1,s6l lO'oioS52
EUROPEAN FISANCIAL MARKETS.
Tssp1v NO. p-l9aO D. n.-ConsO@ l0l II l8 for money
FuI JOB lJG fD " accounts United states Tour per nehl
1921. 2fst. CoDsols, ~ NeW-AoIA
Atlantic and Great Western second mortgage
trustee, ceGcs'e- la :. Mexican Ordinary "A "a Canadian
Ia- ay>s quote per cent rcnies at y francs ~
confines tot The s0,uu1t
tIO D. M tl,utic and Great Western first mortgage
frri,c. sfutfss fgL FTi" second couSoS St NeEloik
Genital 1853 PENNSYLVANIA. U2s, Reading, 2Ghs Mexican
Obituary. a3ii. ~. Paul common. lOsiA