New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-11

In State bonds dealings were principally rs
To the railroads Pine Bluffs sold AZ u @25 Fort Smiths
oslo Red Rivers at 2S Memphis aud Little Rocks at 20
aud Centras at North Carolina special taxes were
Tho market tor railway bonds synpalized with The
share market and almost all issues OF speculative char
cent to 100 and closed quoted lOOa The fact OF
the decline IN the prices however does not disturb inc
other fact that there is steady absorption OF tue bonds
by who are SSr CENT for on Se% ny
Tesiinsnts The absorption is sIow-it win he
rapid at llo-and there are sufficient
the price 70 nuctuate with the speculative market
they have not yet cut away from the Influence
and Texas general 6s of Il at 100. yet 1t Is
officially stated thai the company recently has sold over
are to be expended in extending system in Texas
Chesapeake and Ohio. series we're z higher at "a
guar anteed As dull and lower at 105. Canada
Southern nrsts were of at lo7 aud seconds were ,
first receipts declined 3 99i4 Mobile and Ohio first
debentures per cent lower at % and the thirds
sold at lO2a lO2is. East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia gold ss lower at 1913 Houston aud
the peer higher at coumSa
Hooking Valley and Toledo IS were of per cent at 50
New York and Northern general 6s were nrin AZ 20
d697s Shenandoah Valley incomes were OF 4 at 43+
and mrs, a rees5s We're as axe a.
40a40q d39i2. Wabash frsts Chicago division declined
grants opened Oh y at san and So. Denver aud
Rio Grande As closed - lower at 1914 Texas and Pacific
Kio Grande division were steady at 76i4a76.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock E1.
6s4%67 lase71s: Mexican National hrsts $4,000
Cs26,OOM at 90a 6soas aud seconds $lss, 900, at
567s o55os- The sales of mining stocks included Annie
Black Hills 400 at 81 IS. Deadwood uO0) al 81 rs,
POrn IL o az & Sc vo at c eeRr o
at 80 cents and sutro Tunnel l3,40o at 4O632S35
cents.
The money market ruled easier; some loans made
high 10 per cent but good borrow with good col
loans we're made as as per cent and the closing was
offered at per cent
night includes receipts Of 80 1885 and payments
OF $9.079.745, leaving the general balance at
ing an apparent gain OF s7o2i4O but deducting from
the payments 1865 1853 and from the receipts $259OO0
for items which only affect the Sub Treasurys account
with the General Treasury Its gain affecting the
banks Is 81 40999S. and this includes the receipt OF
and the payment of 4e2 5s4 for imported gold Dolly
cred to the Assay Office. Todays operations covered
bsanpe ppon balance
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows:
Exchanges. Sl30,4s9, 4O7 ; balances. 50. 1899.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
$26j.000 National bank notes Tor redemption
The customs receipts were $4564lo and the Internal
The foreign exchanges to-day stronger and rates
for business as follows low Bankers bills and - 81
for long and short sterling respectively 523 and
for francs: 94 and 94 for rechmarks 39% and 40 for
gulders.
In London British consols were quiet and closed un
changed NJ lOO anI
and The money market easier and tending
toward lower rates The Bank OF ENGLAND lost
sl7O,O0O bullion balance. American railways
were dull and generally lower. Resding was
exceptional in opening = cent evidently the re-
suit Of manipulation from Newfork for effect upon to-
days home At Paris French per cents up
to SO 81 y and sight exchange London rmer at
25 SO francs the e. The weekly statement OF the I'M
peral Bank Of Germany shows specie loss OF 2S6OOOO
marks . . .
Unger, smithers & Co. advertise for sale limited
amount OF Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railroad
second mortgage per cent bonds due In 1901.