New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-17

State bonds were moro than usually active at pre-
vious quotations. but Tennessee 6s yielded hom74h
to 73l2 Arkansas rs sold at 162, funded Is at 35,
Miss, Qua and Red River Railroad at II, Alabama
class 722a72, and North Carolina special taxes
at sl2. OF city bank stocks North America sold
40 at 1O2, and Central National t7l at 1875
There is little of interest In tO-days dealings in
railroad bonds. The business done was not large
nor were the fluctuations important, although there
were Weddings from the extreme highest figures.
Erie second consols rose to 10Sa and closed un-
changed at 10Sh, the funded IS advancing to
1O434d lO4io. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
consols steady at 110Ssd 1102 but the seconds
were per cent higher at $685. a s0i2. Boston, Hart
ford and Erie frsts quiet at 6iha64l2. and
Rome, Watertewn and Ogdensburg first consob rosd
TO s9d Ss7s. G.. C. and l. c. incomes were unusually
active and rose from 73ia to 77a7G. Chesapeake
ard Ohio frsts series b, were IL easier at s0a and
currency debts after 67l4 were unchanged at 66i2
Mobile and Ohio first debentures were y higher az
9sl, but seconds were y lower at 6si2. Canada
Southern rsts were steady at l04as. 81. Louis and
Iron Mountain first incomes rose ! per cent to ~,
and seconds 4 to 92i2. Ohio Central frsts yielded
?; to 1O7, aud incomes from oslo TO 67i2G8s.
Rochester and Pittsburg incomes advanced TO
59l4. but ended at % against 57'I Saturday.
indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield incomes
declined from 7S3s to 7Sd7sis. Toledo,
Delphos and Burlington incomes rose from
G2l. to G3LdG2i2. st. Paul consols sold al
l27I24 l2s frsts OF Minnesota Division ut no. and
firsts of H. and ID. Division at l21i2. Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Northern IS were in demand at
lO3i.a 1888, and st. Paul and Omaha consols rose
from 1O7 TO 1919. Wabash general mortgages were
firm nj lO5L2 Denver and Rio Grande tirsts rose TO
ll73, and consos TO 1888. Kansas Pacific consols
were ND y at fOsls Texas and Pacific incomes
were active between s93i and 00l2. closing un-
changed at 90 and firsts Rio Grandc Division sold
at 1905 "a l0Ol2.
The Sub-Trcasury to-day lost S65i,03i on ball
ance, made up by losses Of $577,72l currency and
S76.3l3 coin This makes the loss since last Friday
S2OsJ,l42 The rate for money on call secured by
pledge of ordinary stock collateral tirctuated be-
tween and per cent, the bulk Of the business be-
ing at 3Il per cent. the lowest figure being tho
closing rate On pledge of Governments the rate IS
2l,a3 per cent. The domestic exchanges on New
York at the places named arr quoted as follows;
Savannah IL a. n premium Charleston isd 4 pre-
mium: New Orleans, 81 50GS2 80 premium; 81.
Louis, - cents premium Chicago, 30 90 cents
premium: Boston, % cents discount. The United
States Treasurer Mt Washington to-day received
81 20 900 National bank notes for redemption. ihe
customs receipts were $3.50 900, aud the internal
revenue receipts were S75OOOO. The Clearing
House statement to-day Is as follows; exchange
$235, III $50: balances, $7,696, 725. The trans
actions at the Sub-Ireasury covered: heceiptS'
80 800. 647: payments, $40, l23.6sl currency psi-
ancc, So 27SO96; coin balance, So, sel l73
To-day was not steamer day" 81 The foreign
exchanges were dull but there was no indication OK
weakness in the rates and the posted quotations re-
main unchanged follows: