New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

There was n more active demand for State bonds,
particularly for the Tennessee issues. Prices genrr
ally were lower and although the first prices of Ten
ne,ee Gs improved, the last figures y and
! per cent below those of yesterday. The Other
sales comprised South Carolina Is, non fundable, at
1Oii 10. against l0i2 yesterday; North Carolina
consolidated Is at 81 ami Missouri Is Of 1889 at
l1jlia ll6.
There was nm unusually large business in city bank
stocks at full pric,r. The sales comprised Fourth
National ~ AT Il9; Bank of America 10 at III;
Merchants Iol at 12S; Mercantile 40 at 10.
AMI Butchers and Drovers' 80 at lis.
Railroad bonds to-day did not shake off the dull
ness that hiss oppressed them for several days. The
lowest prices generally were made early in the dag,
and from them there was recovery in the Later
dealings 4 moderate business was done in Ere
second consols which declined to l0l but af,erward
recovered 10 lO2 1917, final gain of q per
cent Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds
fen to 50. but closed L. higher at
stle Boston. Hartford and Erie Grsts
after opening lower at - advanced Ia 50. Rome
Wairrtowm and Oslensburg iirsis declined from ~
Ia 80. c. C. AMI |. c. first, rose from l2j Ia l2s,
bnt a>srnied ir,ts were dull at 1l791l6 Canada
Southern hrsts closed without change at l01-s.
Chesapeake ami Ohio irsts, class i, were steady at
about 81. bit currency interests were IS
rose from l2l to l2i. while frsts, Spring
field Division were firm at 1l5i2. Met
rnpoitau first. rcgaincd the fraction nj lOils9
lOlla Indiana. Bloomington and Western incomes
wrr, moderately active between 9O3f and o.
a,,iiis' 9OL, Yesterday. large business was done
in indianapolis. ID .cItur and Springfield second in
comes. Mhit h further from 90 To I2dIl -. -.
Paul ,on~uls wer. duh AT l22 IA l22, and nrsts,
Chica-o nnl Pacific Division. at lO3a llOi2. VA
bash general mortgages were quiet but hr'n AZ
1OnL, kan>l, parinc cOuSols declined L 10 lO6as
TrAas Pa IN, incomes oprned u h CHER AZ - blt
fell To- s}a So. but tr>tS, Rio Grande DIVISION
were fairly steady m aGLr0 967~.
The sub Treasury today lost on balance ~ ,'bl,-
265 ladc up al a coin loss Of II ,50o,1Il. less q
currency gain OF Sj9.Jl2. Tbs makes ihr total
loss since FRIDAY S7.279.2iO. Money loaned az D
and 1 per cent. with the business pretty evenly d-
vidrd between the two RATES. \ few small loans
W,r, made az , per cent but the closing rate Vac
per cent. The steamship Sllrsla brought r@3>O
in fore q gold cniu. The domestic exchange IN
N.N-lnrk remain unchanged from previous quota
tlou> The nitcl states Treasurer az Washington
today received SO 900 National bank notes Tor
p.rmpiion The customs receipts were $50, llo,
and The internal revenue receipts were Sl15.o12 ha
Tearing House statement to-day IL n follows IA
changes ~ T., 49,. i:}> balances, pG.Gi-,9li. The
transactions AT the Sub-rra-ury covered: Receipts.
: ~ 300 payments T2,Di III currency bala3ce,
S3141. JGs: coin Dalance. SOL 1876
The market ion fou-ign exchanges was steady AZ
&fnII%l I'll, and ~ - q - N3li for long and
short II ~ sterling bills. In change IN
nominal quotations. which are ~ follows: