New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-29

State bonds were dull and little business done
! outside of the Arkansas issues of which funded Is
Bold at 30. - to Little Rock and Fort Smith RAIL
road at goa %, to Memphis and Little Rock Kall-
road at 10 a 20, and to Little Rock Pine Bluff and
New Orleans Railroad at -. Missouri Is Of 1881
brought ia and North Carolina O., January and
July. 3jiq. OF city hank stocks the only sale was
fort y-fyc shares of Central National at 1870.
Among the railroad bonds. Boston. Hartford and
Eric frss the only special feature in tho deal
ings: after a decline to ~ they tosi Missouri,
Kansas and Texas general mortgages touched 100
md closed at 9a7s against 90la Yesterday, but the
second consos were down 10 SSie. Eric second
consos were i lower at 1872 1919, and the
funded 1s sold AT 1913. Canada southern hrsts sold
al 1881 lO3li against lOi. the last previous sale.
Metropolitan Elevated frsts were firm at 1922.
| Ohio Central incomes declined TO 6j3i. Louisville
and Nashville general mortgages sold at llO'- !.
st. Paul consols were per cent lower At 1904.
There was a variety of Western bonds sold in small
/ amounts including Central Iowa nrNtS ~ II ~
117i.. Milwaukee, Lake shore and Western hrStS
| nj los. Milwaukee and Northern AZ lO2'2. ana -.
| Paul and Omaha cousos at lOlll n 10y; Denver
and Rio Grandc fir~fs we're strong at llpl2d ll"'i,
and Kansas Pacific cousps ~ 1854. hut Texas ana
Pacific incomes declined frum - to = ia - - ana
Grsts Rio Crandr Division. from 1854 To IOI =.
] The bank statement shows "A further Important
cXpanson " loans in the face Of loss OF actual re-
serve which results in reduction Of s20l5,613 n
the surplus reserve. ] ne iOlloWlng arr lH' l"'dS
| ~ the statement and changes for the week
Loans. ......... o inc l-,s
Itsge,1't c,acr. ..... i.rri 100 Inc 100 100
| n.-1.if. ......... 3.-.i-9.-np Inc. 51slln
| Circulation ...... ........- letnl-nu Inc 1919
/ ...---.--.-- |,.t7f'"l zee
Surplus reserve .-------.- - --'"V l'' -'''''''"
The Snh-Trcasury to-day gained SliG,Oi' on
! Illlurc mal,' ny hy gains of SlGl.9lI currency
| and S9-G :,tG coin. Money was IN greater ahlih-
dance today than il WIS on any preceding day tH@
3. a,nn and call loans generally were made ~ $ per
cent Last bring AZ -, per cent. The quotation
/ \, chicago for cNrhlngc on Nrw-York yesterday -
/ 30 cents premium probably an "rror nj all
| events the quotation to-day Is 20 cents discount.
Boston also is down to - cents discount the oih'r
points hcinr unchanged The CLEARING House
! Exchanges $I72.37~71G: balances S7.i3l, = :.
! For tn" wrrk-ENchInrcs Sl.lHN12t.!ii bal
anccs $40. 1O7 $50. The tIIusdriIons at the sub
! Treasury covered Receipts. : 0G2.di3; payments,
! $G1j 500; currency balance T1,1G3NO' com nai-
! ancc so 500 IL
The 'nicl states Treasurer holds S316.237 600
! in United States bonds 10 secure bank circula-
lion United states bonds dcpoSit" for circulation
! for the week. Sl3.Ji3.2jO. lmto states bonds
| held for circulation "lthdrawn tor Inc week,
! Si22NG.2jO. National hank note circulation out
| standing 80 100 1915 gold notes Sl.O3'.2%1.
! The customs receipts at Washington today
! amounted 10 $~23.l3N, and the internal revenue
! receipts to $,}7N 293. The Treasurer received
| : t3g 600 in National bank notes for redemption +;
| the total of such receipts for the week, compared
! with the same week of lNNO, being a. follows;
Vow York si;oao tI""- 200
/ .--....------ = ,H"t
! Philadelphia ....--...... $1,000 100"
| " 'lIIfriu+ i, - t,,.n
/ Total ....-.-......- i''''-''' @''-'''
As usual on saturday the foreign exchange mar
kct- were dull. but rates are about steady oh the
! basis f the follow ing posted quotations:
/ pr,,e ,.nk-r- st.-lfug on