New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-17

STATE bonds we're quiet Louisiana consol Is were firm
AZ n / - and Virginia 6s deferred receipts were on g
Ar I3l OF city bank stocks. Fulton sold SO at 80 and
Eailway bonds generally quiet and firm. Enc
serond consols were 4 higher at 1914 Missouri Kansas
and Texas. general Is rose 4 to lO5 and closed
AZ IOli9 and the 5s up s. at 92A9;
firm at IO2 1929. Mobile and ONO hrst
az IN the seconds we're up per cent at 43 the thirds
wore NJ per "a. aud the fourths solh AT ~
295 The debenture bonds Of this company redeem
obe only bv the operations OF sinking fund in their
order the first debentTes first, the second next ana
so on TO the end and I'LL redeemed they possess the power
control through voting the majority Of the stock at the
annual for officers For the year ended June 80
Is.I per cent was paid the nrst debentures ana
ner cent on the second In 1882 cent
was paid the nrsts; 1883, per cent on lne nsls
ss4 per the trsts and $50 gig on the nIsts
The c6mnany now il showing good earnings;
but not sufficient warrant the expectation OF fuIl
per cent the first debenures Tor the current year
although anticipated that it new standard gg con
nection with st Louis will greatly increase IT, earnings
OHIO southern incomes de-! ihed 70 a. Last Zen 20
Virginia and Georgia gold cOnsos were strong up %
O. a97a4. Richmond and Allegheny irst receipts were
firm at 77od7s. Louisville ana Nashville trusts MeIe
up l. at 1O6 Shenandoah Naly general os were
at seq49 New-Orleans PACING hrsts were active az
sO sOls and Fort worth and Denver 1rsts at 80 20
95l. Louis and san Francisco general os rose = 10
OF Unlisted securities dealt in at the Exchange
Cotton seed oil Certificates sold Q4OO at 554 TOO
53s. Denver and no Grande preferred 500 al ., 10
574a577s Denver, no Hrahde ana western 1870,
at 22i4a22E Mexican National preferred
Il 900 al p a3O Pensacola and Atlantic 800 at 24s9
%. Louis, Arkansas and Texas ulOo AT 20 : a ~ =,
and rsts cs4Oi 99 1904 and seconds -93 OOol
Pacluc seconds ,OOOl dt
"a and Denver and no Grande 4 Cp5l6OOOl at - oO
Money ruled easy as per cent till near the close
when sudden demand marked the rate up to 10 per
cent The last loan at per cent, and the CLOSING
was offered az d per cent A.
The arrivals OF foreign gold to-day amounted TO
1856 francs about II 100000. The -ubIreasury
was debtor at the Clearing House sl,l4l6i2
The ubTrcasury to-day lost S37,ll4 on balance MADE
up by a coin loss N SlJis3i, less currency gam Oh
ys7,72O. The days operations covered: Receipts
~. So 1880 payments Sl,72i.444; currency balance
500 GU coin balance, lJ5,JJl az.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fOlloWs
Exchange. ~l2j.O27, 500 balances. rJ,JO4,119 ,
The United states Treasury al Washington receiver
Sl9j 900 National bank notes tor redemption
The receipts -493,13O and the INTERNAL
revenue receipts II Sob.
The foreign exchange markets more active ana
frmer PROBABLY arrival Of II 100000 GOA III
French francs had something 10 do with the change "
revise quotations for business follows Bankefs DIS
- u - - for long and short sterling respectively
- y r and - ISl- for francs 81 and 30 Tor fcch
marks 80 and iOis for gIilicrs o,-
I'm London British consDs easier: of ll6 at los
for money per cent Tor AZ lOl lolo Tedu
ing the difference between money and account fst Oh
Dcccmberl ll6 per cent Money CONTINUES !"
rule easy. lar silver unchanged Inc
Bank Of England gained 10000 bullion ON ba
anre There "A gOOd demand for American railway
and quotations mcasureably higher ami closed
strong AZ French per cents recovered 10 So y
ami ht exchange OnIOndOn rlncr AT 2o3o francs
RAILROAD EARNINGS.