New-York tribune., 1885-10-24

Southern State bonds were fairly and generally
were strong. Louisiana stamped Is were 4 higher at
II. North Carolina special taxes rose from to 77s9
"a. south Carolina nOnfupGaDles were easier AT o+.
and Virginia Is deferred were of 10 At 1919 and
certificates sold at 1873 There were 10 transactions In
Another large business in railway bonds. but
the feveris was the share market ana
prices with unusual fluctuations closed with irregular
changes Erie second c"nsols we're The principal feature
OF the dealings; from sO'saSl they dccl ned
to so, rose to. s2s and closed at slL or
Chicago and 81 Louis first o. were OF 9s at s3@ @s3s,
ami tho seconds rose i to ~ west shore eeSlnrat.s
trsts of y at 1903. but the seconds were active at
siisS'j. Rome wa;ertown and o1densbnrS consoi Ss
Il at IS. Central Of New-Jersey incomfs
down per cent 6Sl9 aud the currency Us ut 2702I.
Ncw-Iork Elevated first "a were up per ccnt at l2I.
Missouri kansas aud Texas general Gs opened
down lal at s6l2 and recovered to so4sI g. anI
@s5SSn 9S ~ wss q G%s s to E j. Noble and oe
benture per cent to G3 Louisville and Nash
orleans and Mobile wero up d 9sL. and collateral
trusts 4 lower at 9Gl2 last Tennessee. nrSima
and the incomes from 10 to IsS9ls7s.
Virginia Midland incomes rose L to go. Mexican
ington aud Western incomes were easier at 214a2s.
Pennsylvania 4l9s sold at l0l and Central and Hudson
down to A. Burlington and Quincy deSrntmsS Ss s were re
of a at 1854 St. Paul conso were Oh ler ceia ~
97Ii Denver ard Rio GraDde irsts rose from llOIa 10
and e8nSSs were sey o at S S' s Oregon
short Line yielded from 9Gi2 TO 96 G9Gi ieXa, ana
Pacific OIL per cent at l11i - anu usts
Rio rande division declined from GA u 6 Oil L. AZ
lanc and Pacific rstS were easier AT 1Sl2d c4dhI ne
Incomes were active between2 q and - IL ana eose1
at 22a against 23 yesterday Oregon Irascontnenta.
drsts after sSasdS9 finally ut ss7s were . lower "u
last evening. -, 49,. ,oo,, .rdi,,
The business OF the subTreasury for tho week enung
tonight includes receipts OF $7.54sZle anu pag
of ~ O5s Sg5 leaving the general balance al flIt-oV
1I0 r,otnst Sl7l 7SOll October lG showing an ap'
nar,nt ain of 50 4sg323. But deducting from lac
pavment, 81 900 and from the receipts SioVoo l0r
rcTtain items of transfers which only aHect tne oIp-
Trna.urvs account with the General treasury ts true
rain a, affecting the banks is S3.iI1323 IO-iay
onerations covered Receipts. S92e90s; plylhehts'
currency balance, Sl5Ool l73; coin balance
Slj9,2lS2GI 80 - -, -, . ~ lin, FRAN,
Ia 10 8 per cent. and closing at per cent ~
The Clearing House statement was "a touows: tx
chances SI3S, 1907 balances, S5.225,5li -
'The United states Treasury at Washington received
sa59 900 National bank notes for redemption. .
Thc customs receipts were S59l .i9l and the IN
ternal revenue receipts were Si49,lOl tn
The foreign exchanges were duh aud again wcak on
a limited demand. We revise quotations Tor Dl,lhess
os follows: Bankers bills. - s3l2 and ~ soi2 d0i
long and short sterling respectively 5224 and o.Iva
for francs 9iL and 9ll9 FOR rochmarkS; 3o's ana ~
for gulders. 90 ,. n.
I'm London British consois were LILO easier at
1o0aa United States bonds quoted. American
railways opened In response TO yesterday ale e
cline in the home markets, aud generally made futtuer
declines which responsive 10 todays carrier hopo
nuotntions Bar silver 1-10t lOwor at 4fl2l Per
Ounce AZ Paris French 3 per cents rose e031i2 "
80 SO, and closed at SO.41l3.