New-York tribune., 1884-01-23
weak but the only decline in bids was 4 for the Is
Annexed are the closing quotations:
Bid. Asked

In State bonds Tennessee Is were stronger up 20
3sa3734. Alabama class sold at ~, Missouri 6s
1855 at 1912 1887 az 107, aud 1883 az III, and
Ohio 6s sold at lO7. OF city bank stocks Union
sold at 175.
A better toae marked the dealings in railway
bonds and there were some marked mprovements
made in prices. West Shore and Buffalo 5s, with
transactions amounting 70 81 100000, rose nom
53la 80; at the latter figure there full sup
ply to realize profits bonds purchased at lower
figures, and the price fell OFF 10 5i3l and recovered
to 55ls. Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds roso
from 62 to ei and the general Cs from 7Gi2 to 1912
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Company adVer-
tises that the general mortgage D per cent DohIs'
IN exchange for the second mortgage income bonns.
are now ready for issue upon the terms ad0pted Ny
the Board of Directors November ., 1883. Emo
second consOs ~ to s9l4 and the first gold 7s
cOnsol were 70 higher at 1919. Canada Southern
first 5s were Il lower at 95a. st. Louis and Iron
Mountain 90 recovered % to 90, and Texas and
Pacific incomes were per cent at Al. aud hrsts
Rio Grande division were up ia 10 72l2 East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia cOnSOl 6s were
steady at Ills Richmond and Danyilie drsts sold
at 94d 1884, against o534 the last previous sale.
Wabash general 6s recovered per cent TO 80.
Chicago Burlington and Quincy debenture os were
up q TO 93, and Chicago and NorIhwestern depeh- p
Grande cOnsols were weak at S2l2a 81 orthern
Pacific frsts were steady at I0l ga lOl % ana
Kansas Pacific cOnsols sold at 3d.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained on aanee
S59, ,S46 made up by q coin gam OF Sl2I II tess
currency loss of S60,66s but the general Dalanee
was reduced by the retirement OF S2lO,OOo OF g9id
certificates. The days transactions covered: Ne
ceipts, 81 292 263; payments, =, iZ'fl' cur
rency balance, $S,9lS,O3Oi corn balahce' Tllo'-
253.4S3
There is no change in the local money market;
rates for call loans are not quotabe above li2 pee
cent, and the supply is abundant. Inc domestic
exchanges on New-York are steadily wOrkmgm iaYor
Of this city.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $ll5 Az, OIL; balances, S5,-
5ll,93l
The United States Treasury at Washington 70.
day received 1851 900 National bank notes for
redempton The customs receipts were S0e', iol,
| and the internal revenue receipts S2l2, lo.
The foreign exchanges are quiet and rates are
follows: Bankers bills, 81 81 Il aud 81 81 for long
and short sterling respectively 5;l9's and 5.l63
for francs; 81 and 50 4 for relchmdrks; 40 ana
| 40l4 for guilders.
| In London British consos were steady aud un.
! changed at l0I 7-l6 for money aud NJ lol $40
! for account United state bonds again were lower;
each being 81 g off at 1868 and 1928 respectively
for As and 4l2s American railways generally were
a lttle higher with the exception OF Central Pacinc
| and Denver and RIO Grande. Bar silver was lsd.
| higher at 30 I'D per ounce. The Bank OF England
9 per cents rose TO 77.17l2 and sight exchange on
London declined to 25.l6l2 francs 10 the /.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New
York, in another column, makes Its annual report.
| The assets of the company now amouut 70
| SlOl l4- 2f5; during 1888 il paid 10 poicy-hold-
ers Sl3 950, 800 while its receipts were ls,oOO-
! 500 The cOmpanys surplus measured by stand
| ard rate of 4l2 per cent for interest Is oYes
| $l2,000,OOO.