New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
There was mo- business done i'm state bonds nor in

There was no business done in State bonds nor in
city bank stocks.
In railroad bonds fail4y-well distributed bust
was DONE but except in a few issues the deal
ings were small. West Shore and Buffalo first IS
active between 1854 and 76l4, and closed at
76ls-a final advance of Il per cent. Central and
Hudson debenture IS sold at 1858 Northwestern
dcbenture 5s at 93ls003ss, and Chicago Burlington
and Quincy debenture 5s at 913sa02. East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia cOnsol mortgage 80
were firm at 7440747s and the incomes were easier
at 32l2. Erie second cOnsOls were strong up TO SO
and closed at 950s. Chesapeake and Ohio frsts
series b, opened up 3l2 per cent for one bond
at 100; later five bonds sold at oslo and the cur
rency 6S easier at 50liG5Ol2. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas seconds were l. higher at 90. Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg cOnsOl IS were y
higher at So. Ohio Central incomes were up per
cent at II and Ohio Southern incomes were per
cent higher at 27. New-York Elevated frsts
advanced to 100. st. Paul tirsts Pacific and West
ern division 5s were active at 9i3i6 %. Atlantic
and Pacific incomes sold at 2534G271i, against 26l2
last evening. Texas and Pacific incomes, after 499i,
were - hiVher than yesterday at 50l2, and New
Orleans and Pacific lrsts were l per cent higher at
SO. Northern Pacific firsts were easier at 1884.
The Sub-1Teasury to-day lost on balance $l55,,
G22, made up by losses of $l00,S4S currency and
S54,779 coin. The days transactions covered:
Receipts S1,157,525; payments $l,313, 1872;
currency balance, $G,53S, 43S; coin balance,
Money on call at the Stock Exchange ruled at Dig
per cent; some loans were made at 3 per cent, ana
for a time that rate was bid, but the closing
ri 2 per cent. The domestic exchanges on New
York are practically unchanged from the last quo
tatOns but the tone is favorable to continued ease
III the market
The Clearng-House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges $l40,G99,4s5; balances
$5,11G,O32.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
1av rapaiyad If National hank notes for
demptiOn. The customs receipts were $439, 339
and tho internal revenue receipts $274,G41.
The exports of merchandise from this port for the
week ended to-day, which include $l4S, 1877 that
! should have been included in the report of week
ago. were $4,000 greater than for the week OF
1882, and Slss 900 greater than for the week OF
| 1881. Yet We read of scarcity of com
mercial bills" The foreign exchanges continue dull
and steady at unchanged quotations for business
! Bankers bills, 81 ~ q and 81 s44 for long and
short sterling respectively; 5.23ls and DOCS for
francs 942s and % for rcichmarks; 1894 and 40
for guidcTs.
The London market for British consols was
strong particularly for immediate delivery quota
tons for money are & higher at 101 1916, while
for the account the advance is only Lilo to l0l 49,
United States Is are unchanged at 1853, and the
4l2s are mp X AZ ISL Prices for American rail-
ways promptly responded to Yesterdays decline? in
the home markets and closed without recOVeTleS.
The Bank of England lost 10000 bullion on bal
ancc. At Paris French per cents were weaker at
18TH and sight exchange Oh London was hrmer
at 2J.22l2 francs to the I.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads. are
reported:
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
1881 1882. 1899.
Nutpber NJ miles SO 2033 2OG6
Flrst vcek IN Nov 800 S259223 s2-62zj 1927 200
Jan. / 10 nov. 7......O37s,5s3 lO52l4G3 ll.-Gl4S6
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
1 uS NAL main In o'' s1427jo sl50s6o Inc 81 O6O
Southern division l3O,4lO l23yOO Dec. O,"lO
Iowa division -.... 42CfS zSlOO Inc. 5,4J2
Total FOR week . s3l559s 1922 500 Inc. s. 1902
Total January l 10 ..---- ..--..-, 100 80,
Nov I............... lO4i9Ji3 lOS'O4to Inc A%uoVo
Exports Of merchandise at New-York'
1881. 1882 1883.
Tor Tho ,reet & OO52lg s8O5Sa23 s7lgS7s0
pycviausIv rruorted 327O23V5s 29l98593O 9O2O97474