New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-09

US. pr cents. 1854 1888 DIST OF Col 3oos III III
In State bonds Louisiana cOnsoIs were off 81 at
1924, and Tennessee IS were up to 40 Arkansas aid
bonds were fairly active and shade easier, except
for the issue the Central Railroad which rose to
II. Alabamas class A, sold at S37sGS4; Missouri
@. 1889 or 1890, at 114l2, and North Caro- ina
special taxes at 7l2. OF city bank stocks, twenty
shares Of America sold at 1871.
weli-disriOuled business, of a retail character
was done iu railroad bonds. Prices of the usually
ac i've bonds were Irregular. Erie second consOls
were of Sat 81, Boston. Hartford and Erie 6rsts
were steady at 30. Chesapeake and Ohio frstS,
series B, were of 80 Mt S9li, and currency debts
aft.r 53i2. were steady at 1884, Canada Southern
iirsts were up y at o. and New-York, Chicago and
ST. LOUIS frsts rose d to 07li. Central of New
jersey consols were frmer at 1O93i 109l2. and
Morris and Essex consols were steady at 122l20
1928 Metropolitan Elevated frss were off 81 az
063t Missouri, Kansas and Texas first cOusOls were
up a at los, and ST. Louis and Iron Mountain 0s
were Il lower at 30. Richmond and Danvile frsts
were easier at o. and the debentures declined from
62 to 6IG6ll2. East Tennessee, Virginia aud
Georgia 5s sold at i2and the incomes at 403s.
Mutual Union Telegraph sinking funds were strong
up to rs. st. Paul frsts. Pacific and Western
Division, were easier at 910s0919i, and Wabash
general Is were steady at 80 ID nyer and kIo
Grande consols declined to 00ls and Kansas Pacific
consols were OFT Il at 1OOla Texas and Pacific
frsts. Rio Grande Division. were active but only
steady at S43s4l Northern Pacific Grsts sod
freely at 1923 102l4. New-Orleans and Pacific
frsts were easier at s6l2 and Fort Worth and Den
yer Grsts sold at 66i2G60.
Attention is called to the card of Messrs. Sey
mour, Hunt & Co., bankers and brokers' at No.
Fxcbonge Court New-York and 1913 La Sale ST.
4 ho firm niov fhp rpuufaflun of having
large capital, and being prompt and trustworthy
brokers.
S9I 754. made up by coin loss Of 8 80 SAT, less
currency gain S44.O93. The days transactions
covered: Receipts, uncludlng s2lOOOO gold GER
tIhcaIes issued to Itaeli) $l,333,272; payments,
81 ,2O5. O26 1; currency balance, $5,330.671 coin
balance Sill ,745,300 H. redemption OF called
bonds to-day amounted to $4,000 making total
redeemed at Toe Sub Trasury, OF bonds Oh the
1l7th and subsequen calls, OF 939.J7J, $50. Money
On call ruled steady all day at 405 per cent, aud
SO closed the principal business was done az per
cent. he domestic exchanges IN New-fork are as
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, Sl55, 79l sol balances, $0,olo-
he United states Treasurer az Washington to-
day received 1921 900 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $9S5,SO6.
ana the internal revenue receipts 9oJI,Jo3.
The foreign exchanges are quiet Out races are trm.
We onote for business as follows. Bankers oils.
81 s0la ana "a s4i2 Tor long and shor sJerng re,
:
05Js Ior rccnmarKs: 3954 ana 40 for gullders.
Ia LONDON, British cous0s were steaiy at I'M
changed figures: 10l 3-l6 for money and 1918 lor
account United STATES IOnds "efe irregular: figs
were X higher at l0jl2; Is were - lower at lZ3,
and LIS were Is OF at ll64. American railwa,s
were lower, but made paTud rec0Vcres IN Tue later
transactions The Bank OF England gained $4,000
bullion ON balance No Paris advices have been re-
celVcd at time of Writing.
Neareindeoted to the publishers tora bound copy
o. yo.umr 35-July to Dec mUer loo2-of ihe tom-
nercial and financial Chronicle. ihe ChTVacie. Tor
It's financial and commercial statistics, - Invaluable
10 tne office o, every banker ana merchant.
The IT. I4uus and san Francisco RalrOad Com
many has declared a dividend OF gig per cent Oh its
iust preferred stock, payable on keuruary traus-
ter hooks viii ci,so on January 70.
The gross earnings Oh the following railroads are
reportcu:
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
lss9 is sg lss2i
S$%Si5 s S9 tsla sstss;
sINXEAroLts AND ST. LOUIS.
1891 1882 Difference
Month q, Dec. si2o.5o4 siI776l Inc. s2i,i67
The receipts of -four and gram at the principal
A tinptic ports his ST.. day OF January were:
,n, mi, NG ss3os Rs! f as9a DG s5S5
s Eas. @ ts: - ::S SS3 ;$S
h Raj y 6a.h........ $500
ro,.,,osn 1870: i764s5 1873 $1,000 1880
The following were tbs receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
RecelOs. shipments.
Flour, Obl....... 1880 1924 22So3 1880
wheat, Ousn.. 1860 1920 ,52Iss99 100
4sSs $3.50 so lS sss5s $3.50 SaS
S%:a 1853 1873 s5S SsS 1875 1850 $3.50
Toto, nu,n 999-5oo 1928 2sl,629 2O05O
The total movements of -four ana gram at the
principal points for the week ended January q;
isS3 and since January /, for the years 1882
and 1883, were as follows:
At ATLANTIC PORTS.
New.York. Bait Phlla. Boston.
fi SSIs W'oi lG3y ls2,oS7 1881 1907 ae247
s; SSis. " ...' 1885, so4l7 1880 1882 22s7e
S SSSGS SSss 1875, $685. s s iSS
oats gash 2Gs az 4aa 95s S0'ooo 0GGtSSS
BARLEY SES SaS Sasi:::. 1856 1856 .. 45SS
s sse 1899 s $3.50 4sS
chicago. SSsauEee 69icsee %iisaaEce
SSl: sssa 5s lS Ss isEsSs
wheat BUSH. s49sea 2gsSS55 gSl4s,ll i3s s5s
losS9977aa 9 sSS7St5 s fsSgyS
sa. s sSS ,5ss S ,5 Ssa ,5 5sss
ss. 1855 ss5Sss .gsss s
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
Iospos jan s-l2:30 D. m.-Atanuo anu Great Western
mortgage trasees eernae9tes t9S, &re 4Ga SeT
Now [sa oaao and wsssn T Milwaukee 81 Paul
IoSDoS jan $3.50 D. m-Pans advces quote three
renes ~ francs ~ cemt%es FOR che account
nTs @oT1sase trustees cedcaIcs oo. Erie 40s 40 sec
ond eonsos Ivoe New York Central 1905 Inaois Cent
and st. Pau, common io0Ii Pennsylvana csnuai. oi's