New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

state bonds were dull Virginia 6s deferred sold at
lI7 Alabamas class A, at 105s aud Missouri g. 1883
lO412 or city BANK stocks commerce SOU "a" d. 40
fairly well distributed business was done IN railway
honda aud prices were somewhat Irregular. Ot nrst-
class bonds there not large onerlnE put IL was
fully equal to the demand ana where was Hone
who believe that the present rates FOR money are NOT
ephemera It Is only natural that holders should nave
me dispostion TO realize prices which been based
upon 2Q3 per cent for money and that buyers should
mold of for lower fgures. The price OF boud II first
eass is based upon amount OF interest 1t vii return
upon the Investment and hence It's value III per cent
money market is than In cent money market
There vet has reimbursement OF values TO per
cent money market aud perhaps the NE or the EXISTING
conditions may be short that no reaiustment Will De
required but In the meantime II any bonds are offered
70 the oxistng condition has Its effect upon inc
inTerest-paying bonds and with shares II
OF ovement winch will enhance ,her values ABOVE
present figures matter what may De the cohdlt0h o.
1924 and closed st l0 B. Central OF New-Jersey con-
sols "a. at ll5l3 Canada southern hrst os wer"
IA hgher at los 2 and seconds steady At 0Zi3 West
SHORE guaranteed Is wore firm at lOl ga lO- New
York Chicago and ST. Louis first receipts were EASIER
nGna and western WestsTn acS Georgia
gold .con .ols were firm at 90 396L con,ol receipts
Szio Missouri Pacific consos were strong at 1850
li5is Peoria Decatur ana Evansville incomes rose
5la al oslo Buffalo and Erie hrsts sold AT 1879 Gen-
yer and RIO Graude consoi receipts rose p ~ No. pu'
Among ths unlisted securities dealt in at stock
Exchange cotton seed oil certificates SOFA niooo
400 shares at 33ls a3ii2d3t4 ST. Louis, Arkansas
and Texas ZOO ls9d l9lael9, 81. Louis Arkansas
aud Texas hrsts 9744G97, aud secondsaat 4bA @foG
AGA.
The money market IL working oloser to-day some
few small loans were made at tue Stock Exchange AZ
$50 per ceul but the bulk OF the business was done az
q a per uent considerable amounts loaned AZ per
cent aud some small lots at 10 per cent the Closing
was at 7 per cent and tho demand unsupplied. -.
The SubTrcasury to-day lost on balance $780, l..
made up by coin loss OF S592,4O "con" principally
bV paymeut tor foreign gold delivered TO Lyle Assay
Office less gain OF S203I3l currency Todays oper-
ations covered Receipts, Sl,53s.93S payments
81 932 200; resulting IN balances OF S2s,39s,olo cur
rency and Sl77, 667, 437 coin.
The Clearing House statement today was as follows
Exchanges, SSs, 799. 00Si balances, S4,l 9S, $40.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
Slss, 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts $720.229 and the Internal
revenue receipts Yl03456
The foreign exchan yes quiet but firm at quota
lions business follows: Bankers bills, III 81 ava
"a 81 y for long and short sterling respectively; o2i
ana 5l7 for francs, 94a aud cola for rcichmarks; Az
| In London British consos were firm a,
! 100 ll-lO for money i 10 higher NJ 1OOl
for account Tho additional difference reflects the
! frmer toue OF money at 2a for discount OF
bankers bills aud li2 per cent between bankers Ban
silver was isl. higher at 1851 per onnce, English
Standard American railways opened responsive 70
Yesterdays movements In tho homo markets ana deaf
ngs after that featGreess aud prices yielded
small fractions before the end. The Bank OF Eugand
gained bullion on balance. Al Paris French
! pei cents rose from s342l2 TO 81. 60
Exports OF merchandise from New-York;
1854. 1888 1856
For the wesk....,.. s8565007 SGO9e2li $5tell7.
Previously reported. 2is3s4sl7 22i9l5sol 2SSi2 ss
- -, 90, -, -, - a., o 900 az