New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-06
steady, but the bids for tho 4ios were L OF Of
1879. Annexed are the closing quotations;
State bonds were dull sales included North Caro-

State bonds were dull sales included North Caro-
lima special tax to Chatham Railroad at gig. and
Alabama, Glass b, at 10la There were no trans
actions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were less active than they have
been lately, and the prices generally were somewhat
shaded. Erie seconds were of e at 94as. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas seconds were L lower at 81, and
the general 6s declined l. to S17s. Morris and Es-
sex consols were u lower at 124Ss. Canada South
ern firsts were steady at 90 New-York, st. Louis
and Chicago rsts Il lower at 101 L. and West Shore
and Buffalo 5s is higher at74ss. Buffalo, New-York
and Philadelphia firsts were - higher at 101 L.
Chicago, st. Louis and Pittsburg frsts sold at 3d.
ST. Paul consols were 80 higher at 1919, and frsts
Wisconsin and Minnesota, were SLOWER at 93 North
western debentures and Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy debentures each were off s at 9334 and % 4
respectively. Omaha consols were firm at 1922
Denver and Rio Grande frsts were Il easier at 81 IT.
and frsts Western extension rose s. TO 20. Texas
and Pacific incomes declined from so TO 50A 5Ol2
and frsts Rio Grande division were Il lower at 75l2
Northern Pacific irsts yielded to 1854 The North
ern Pacific Company has made application TO the
Stock Exchange for the listing of 81, 1872 900 adj
dItiona of first mortgage bonds, being at the rate
of S25, 600 per mile Ill $40 miles of completed
road. This makes the total issue up to $4,000
900.
The sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance
$173, 665, made up by losses of Sl3,467 cur
rency and S160.19S coin. The days transac-
lions covered: Receipts, 81 ,360,716; payments,
81, 534, ISL; currency balance, S5,4O2 o34; coin
balance, $116017,355.
Money on call ruled at easy at 2l262 per cent.
At Chicago the rate for exchange On New-YOrk has
declined TO par
The Clearing nouse statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $l29,274 $50; balances,
1885,, $50.
The United States Treasury at Washington TO-
day received $3.50, 900 National bank notes for re-
demptiOn. The customs receipts were p53o, O3l,
and the internal revenue receipts $3.50, OBJ
There is no change in the markets for foreign ex-
change and rates are steady as follows: Bankers
bills 81 81 and 81 S434 for long and short sterling
respectively; 5.22l2 and $40 for francs; 94Ss
ana 80 for reichmarks 30 and 40ls for guIlders
In London British consols were steady and I'M
changed ut 100 7-l6 for money and lOOos for ac-
count. United States bonds were 1-l6 higher at
126 9-16 and 1873 respectively for As and 4l2s
American railways simply followed the course OF
yesterdays home market, and prices were from 4 to
/ Ii per cent lower. The Bank of England gained
80 900 bullion Oh balance. Indian Council bills
allotted at an advance of Lied per rupee, and
bar silver rose to 503d per ounce. Despite the wa
like character of the Chinese news reported here,
French per cents at Paris declined only from
1850 TO 77.37l2, and sight exchange on London
was up to 25.20 francs to the {.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
To- I,of,v Soil