New-York tribune., 1886-08-27
state bonds were neglected. OF city bank stacks,
meriran Exchange sold C2O) 1it aud North Aeri-

state bonds we're neglected. OF city bank stocks,
American Exchange sold CeO at IN aud North Aaeri-
tiOl at l2is
Worry tte interest was manifested in the market for
railway bonds, aud the prices generally ruled easy.
Erie second declined l pei cent TO 9sia ant
closed at 904. New-Jrrsey Central debenture 90
sandy 8, nsclIocd >. to IOssi Csnsda Southern frss
sold up TO lO5 bnt ended At lOl West shore gaaran-
bonds have declined over psr cent since we spoSs
fvOrably Of them for invsstment-not for specua-
tlon-but II will he remembered that We then SAID tbo
Old syndicate steady seller Of the bonds at tho
figures and that material advance prices
oOnd Do expected MI that supply had been absorbed by
permanent Investors. Since then The rate for money
has advanced from 2 to per cent and ther,
say that the persons who believe Central and HUIsOn
stock To be worth 30 must regard Its guaranteed per
bonds secured 10y rst mortgage tho whole West
Shore property asa nrstciss an gut edge boni aud
II IL Is that. measured 10y l26 for Government per
bonds due in 1907 H. at hgurcs the cheapest
gilt-edge bond Invest there thr market
The Central and Hudson must pay per cent per anndm
Interest these bonds bsfors IL iiv lend
on IT'S stock aud II requrss net earning- of $4,000
remaining alter the payment OF Interest to pay ger
cent per annum on Ccnlrd and Hudson stock East
1ennessec. Nlrsina aud Georgia huctust-
Ing between 80 and 9o aud closed highest hgnrs.
aud the Income reoeipts were OF y AT 25 Indiana.
Bloomington aud Western seconds were on per cent
on to 55i9 Go6. Lafayette. Bloomington ami western
income, sold at 43Gi6. Denver Rio Gfandc snd wost-
comes were OF Is at 52ss and nrsr, Rio Graads div-
sion declined e7 N5rthera Pac,o nr.t, wers
OF y at 75%. ~ Fort Worth and Denver hrsts were
Money geueray ruled at per cent and at that rate
the puk OF tho business was done. some late loans
made at and finally At cent, aud the closing
quotation is d" offered AT per cent"
Ihe SubTreasury to-day gained ou balance 1922. .G26,
made up by currency gain OF 1852 1874 less loss
OF $l39, 763 TO-iays operations covered: Receipts.
ances of S2s 81 800 currency aud ss6.343,035 coin
The Clearing House statement tod ~ was ss follows
Exchanges, $s3 420, 755; balances, 81. l6l.9l7.
The United States Treasury AZ Washington receiVe1
$2O9. 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts $500 Cos aud tho internal
revenue receipts S326,466.
The effect OF the advance IN the Bank OF England
for amt short bills of exchange at nrst CO.
day bills reduced q and bills alt
= for he 4. cater there reduction or
l2 cent, leaving sight sterling the yesterday
and long sterling L cent lower. We revise tho
quotations for business follows: Btnkers
respectively; 522la anu 5.lsA for francs; Vis ana
95 L for reichmaIks; 40 and 40l4 for guliers
The governors Of the Bank O I'm Gland a her regular
weekly meeting to-day rassd the banks nnim im t'te
OF from 2la To 3a per cent. Daring the week
the bank lost 100000 bullion and the proportion OF rs
TO us liabilities reduced from ~ LILO 10
AZ l. per cent - per at the same 40
last The weekly statement OF the Bank OF trAueo
shows loss OF 100000 francs gold and gam OF
= 1878 900 francs silver. Monry the market az
London followed the banks advance rates aud IN qnoiei
3it per bankers sixty ant ninety
bills. Al the London stock Exchange Brtsh "ou-
3 IL st-aiier with & advance 10 100 1910 ot
and cont 100 l5lO for sccOhni.
American duh. and tho market dni ltlo
received homo quotations. thus tue hnal prices
generally show declines from last evening, ranging tv
u per cent Al Paris French per cents rec0yesea
to S2.G5