New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-23
Among State bonds, Louisiana consols were steady

Among State bonds, Louisiana consols were STEADY
at 1911 Arkansas rs. TO the railroads were hrn
and higher Fort Smiths sold up per cent to 80
and were 40 bid Pine Bluffs were pig higher at
37a40371a, and Centrals sold at Is. Of city bank
stocks, American Exchange sold (5) at 13O.
Barring special activity and higher figures for
the Texas and Pacific issues-lncomes being up tn
6Osi and Rio Grande firsts to 86l4-railroad bonds
were dull and generally their prices were shades
lower Erie second consols were off Il at 96si.
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg frsts, after
74la. were much urged at "a. c., c.
and l. C. incomes declined from 81
to 40 Chesapeake and Ohio frsts,
series B. were off y at 90l2 and currency debts were
down IL, at 54 and New-York Chicago and st.
Louis firsts were Il lower at OH Missouri, Kansas
and Texas frsts yielded Il to 1882 and seconds de-
elined L. to ssh. Central of New-Jersey consols
sold at 11Ol26 1101a. and Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
consols were up 80 at 1914. Richmond and Dan
vile frsts were off 80 at "a, and the debentures
were 1 per cent lower at COLI. Louisville and
Nashville rose z to 92si. Mutual Union sinking
funds were off to 751s ST Paul consols were firm
ut l24a124l4 firsts, Southern Minnesota division,
were off l. at 1861 and frsts Pacific and Western
division were steady at 92. Rock Island Is de-
clined TO 1919. Union Pacific frsts sold up ls at
ia sinking funds at 110li aud collateral trusts at
1881 and Central Pacific frsts were l. higher at
ia Northern Pacific firsts steady at 1O3, as
were New Orleans and Pacific frsts at S9i2a S9's.
The Sub Treasury statement to-day SHOWS loss
of $54p, 025, made up by losses OF $ofo.2I+ com
and $50 651 currency but $3.50. 600 of the loss is
accounted for by the redemption OF gold certhcates
To-day's transactions covered Receipts III, 4Zo,-
O2l; payments, $1,974.946; currency balance,
$685. 1lJ; com balance, $l12,34l, 40. BONDS
TO the amount of 1851 900 were It deemed, making
the total redemptons a. the Su0-TreaSury of bonds
of the 117th and subsequent calls Sll,42Z4oV;
Money was in abundant supply, and rates lot call
loans at the Stock Exchange ruled at o03l2 per
cent.
The Clearinghouse statement to-day Is as
follows Exchanges, $l61, ,249; balances,
S590O,612.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received S744, 900 National bank notes for re-
denption. The customs receipts were So94,oZZ
and the internal revenue receipts $74S,997.
! The foreign exchanges were dull and leaoIng
drawers reduced the nominal rates y cent TO the =
We revise our quotations, but at them very small
amounts of exchange could be obtained. We quote
for business: Bankers bills, 81 So and 81 SO
for long and short sterling respectively; 5.2l's
and 5lSl for francs; 94a4 and 95l2 for reichmarks
1873 and 40ls for guiders
In London British cOnsols were strong and Il per
cent higher at 1O1 1116 for money and at 101 1916
for account United States 3l2s up Il at 1884
the others being unchanged; As were at 1928 and
dds at I16ls. American railways opened with
prices off l49a4 per, cent from Satnr-
ceipt of the home early quotations OF today,
there was a recovery for some stocks At Paris, the
weakness of French per cents was IN marked con-
frast with the strength in cOnsos at London, and 1t
is moi unlikely that both facts were the effect of the
same cause, to wit. the unsettled political feeling IN
Paris Rentes declined from 1918 to 777O. and
sight exchange on London was weaker at Zo2Oi2
francs to the t.
Rapids and Northern Railway reported as fol-
lows: 800 ~