New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

Southern state bonds were not "a active as they have
been recently, but they ruled fairly steady Louisiana
stamped As were of from 7OlI to 70a7ol- south Caro-
lima nonfundabes were = easier nj ~. and Virginia
Gs deferred steady at l24a IN Oh city udhA
stocks Tradesmens sold 90 at 100
The dealings in railway bonds were reduced from la'o
nroportions IN about tho ratio that sO ok ansac
ttons wero smaller But the general tone Of the market
WAS strong and tho demand was fully equal 10 INC
supply Erie second consos, with only moderate sales
closed up q per cent 1922. Central OF NcwJcrsey
consols rose per cent 100 and closed at 1912 Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas general 6s wore mp 4 az s-i
but the % were OF Il at 73&. Chesapeake and OHIO
Series g. and the currency Is each l. higher no 67
and 20 respectively. Canada Southern first 5s sold 40
1O2 and tho seconds were at s0os, against -Ol
Yesterday ST. Louis and Iron Mountain 5s
rose ~ to s2i9 Ohio Southern incomes were
barely steady at 33L033. East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia consoIs 7s to COLI and the incomes
were unusually active With advance from ls to 1873
a1gl4 Vrglnia Midland incomes were strong at C0l20
GOa. West Snorc certificates were mp p at +3l2 In
neglected. ana q at 257s Baltimore and ONO o. sold
shore second consos were mp to 1871 wabash general
Is rose ll2 20 40 Denver ahl 10 u 'r
strong llG7- and the consols at s ana ehtef
Rio CranIe aud Western nrsts rose per cent 10 90.
QSgog P Pacic coSs OF Mere up IL at 90 Teya, Pacific
rsts Rio GIande division, mp from SO 90 81 not
invite to accept an income bond in leu Of cash for the
next maturing coupon Oregon Improvement hrsts rose
The SubJrcasury lost on balance Sll"3,l'b,
made up by a currency loss Of Sl,93OlO2 WrobanN
by transfers Washington less coin gain Of e9G626
The days operations covered: Receipts ~ .ji2,-JJ;
uaymeuts. .2.G76.375; and resulted In balances Of
- OBJ. IO3 currency and ~lj5,GiOl7i com
Money ruled easy al ZQl y and closed al ~ per cont
The Clearing House statement was rs follows; TX
changes SllJ .2j637O; balances ~i,5"3.2j-.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
$4,000 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts ~j97,33l and tho IN
ternal revenue receipts were Sl0A6l3.
without any marked activity ia thefOregn exchanges
the market presented hruer tone and rates are
higher We revise quotations for business as follows
Bankers bills, - Il and - 80 for long and short
starting respectively; 52lz and 3lGHs FOR rancsi ei
IL London British COnsols opened u per cent higher
AT 100 SIG and later reached Lie and closed at lOJe
for both money and account United states bonds not
quoted. American railways, az usual, followed the
changes OF the home markets. and therefore responsive
TO yesterdays late figures. opened with general DO
cline later the quotations were Irregular AFTER tie
fashion OF this mornings early home prices The Bank
OF England gained 100000 on balance At Paris
French per cents steady az 1-.@7l2 and sight
exchange London was easy at 2J2ll2 francs 10
the g. go
At the request u number OF bondhOldcrs OF the Dem
yer and RIO Graudc Western Railway Company, Mc-,rs
George Copnc, John LOwbcr Welsh, Theodore Gilman
and William DICK have consented TO act a committee
10 prepare submit the bOudhOdcrs plan for their
interests the reorganization Of tho affairs or the
company. Agreements appointing tho committee VIII
be found with Messrs. DrcNel, Morgan Co., Maitland
Phelps & Co. and Gilman, son Co., and holders OF the
bonds are requested to call and sign tho same.