New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-26

Only sma business was done in State bonds.
Tcnncssees were weaker; old at 72a4G73, new Of
72si and new series at 72i2. Virginia Us consoli-
dated sold at 1872 and deferred at lsa17i2, and
North Carolina special taxes at 8. Louisiana coll
soils are quoted 59i2G6I, South Carolina non-fund-
ablcs 0l2a1O, and Virginia consols, ex matured
coupons, SOls aS1l2. There were no transactions in
city bank stocks.
There was little Of interest presented by the deal
ings in railroad bonds. Erie second consols vera
about steady and closed at 1921. Missouri kansa5
and Texas first consols were Il higher at 1854, and
the seconds steady at s40s0silo. Boston, Hart
ford and Erie firsts were active and advanced from
595. to6Ol2Q 60as. c., G. and l. c. iirsts brought
1875. and first assented sold at 12l9l22,
The incomes selling at 73A274. Chesapeake
and Ohio firsts series b. were 4 higher at
-. but the currency debts down y
at 3d. Mobile and Ohio first debcntures ruled
steady at s9lsa So Canada Southern irsts at l00s,
and Ohio and Mississippi seconds at l25, and Spring
field Division at 1852. st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain first incomes were u lower at o5l2 New-York
Elevated firsts were steady at ll5l2a ll54, but
METROPOLITAN iirsts declined to 1872 and the sec
ond4 from 05ia TO o. Ohio Central incomes wero
weak al SO l2G 81. Indianapolis, Decatur and Spring
field second mortgage incomes rose To 77sD77.
international and Great Northern second mortgage
incomes were no higher but firuer ut l0Ol2 South
cm Minnesota frsts were a lower at l08i2, and
81 Paul and Omaha consols were il lower at 1884,
Denver and Rio Grande tirsts sold at Is, and Kan
sas Pacific consois at l07a4a l07i2 Texas and
Pacific incomes werc sIecialiy active and strong,
rising from 80 To s7td s64, and Denver, South
Park and Pacific irsts rose to 1901. 100.
The Sub-Trcasury to-day lost S;Il3.207 on bah
ancc. made mp by losses" S2G2,22i currency and
S1O.gS3 coin. This reduces the gain since
Friday Ia Sl2 BOG. ThcEuropean steamers arriving
since Saturday brought II 100000 gold. Money on
call was easy to-day, the general rate having been
p,r cent but before the close there was more ac'
tyitv 1t 5 per cent which Wa. the rate at which tho
last loan made, although still later balance
were offered at per cent. The domestic exhang&
on New-York at the places named are quoted as fob
lows: Savannah, LA 4 premium; Charleston,
/, a = premium New-Orleans, 81 500 81 80 premi'
nm: It. Louis % cents premium; Chicago, par
10 % cents premium; Boston. % cents DIS
count The United States Treasurer at W ashington
to-day received S22o,OO0 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts we're S78O,0OO,
AMI the internal revenue receipts were S720,OOO Tho
Clearing House statement to-day J. AZ follows: tx
changes, $l7l ,0l0, 1866 balances, rs lJ9.s43 Inc
transactions at the Sub-Ireasury covered: Reeepts
81 2iG sos payments, 81 $50, 10; currency ball
anre. ~ 757. 601 coin balance, $40, 265,oo
The foreign exchanges continue Ia be active, ana
rates for sterling to-day further advanced q
cent actual business following up to ~ s2t
and "a s4a4G$i IS for long and short bills rcspcc'
lively. Annexed are the revised quotations: