New-York tribune., 1881-03-31
'e the cIOslng quOLaIlOns

Excepting the d .angs in Iennessees, which de-
cncd from 63 to 62l2 State bonds were neglected,
Louisiana consOis are quoted 5SsG50lo' North
Carolina 6s old. 81 bid; funding act, 12l2 b'd;
special taxes elsa7l. and consolidated 4s, S3GSo;
South Carolina non-lnndabIes, 4l205. and Virginia
Gs, deferred. 14l2G1Jl2. OF city bank stocks,
American Exchange sod j0l at 130. and MetroPoli-
tau (l0 at lj5.
The ,ecial features OF the dealings in railroad
bonds were the sharp advances for the issues of
Chesapeake and Ohio and for che Indiana. Bloom
lnvton and Western incomes Che9apeake and Ohio
drss series b. rose from $685. 95ind the currency
interest debts, with large business advanced from
5jla to j9GJS Indiana Bloomington and Western
incomes rose from 79l2 TO 30, but re-
acted TO 332i The other dealings were unim-
portant and insignificant until in the last fifteen
minutes cf business there were some advances made
for a few o. the speculative kind in Sympathy with
the better feeling the share market. For instance
Erie second consols. which. early, had advanced q
per cent tc 1905 further rose 70 lO1Se aud Denver
and RIO Grande Grsts o1175f against l6I2 yes
terlay. Missouri. Kansas and Iexas brsts. III early
sale, were So lower at 1O6lG. but the seconds rpsa
from 84as to S4sa. c., G. aud l. G.
hrsts assen,ed sold at 1854 and incomes at
6Slt. Canada Southern sold at 100, Morris and
Essex consos at 1242i, OHIO and Mississippi
sinking funs at 100, Mobile and 0hlo second ebeu-
lures 1t 53lo and st. Lous and Iroa Mountain first
incomes AT 93l2. ana second incomes aI SO. TOetO,
Delphos and Burlington incomes declined ,.47ia
Kansas Pacific cOnsOls were sfesdy at 1861. aud
I,XGs aud Pacific incomes at 50 q q S5l2.
Tho SuO-lreasury today lost S469oo6 Oh bal.
ance made up by losses of S441,o4l cOIn ahd
S22 $40 currency. This makes the loss since last
Friday 1892 27S The ub-rreasury's receipts
during mat time include the receipt
of ~ 900 900 gold coin from the Mint last
saturday ~ mat really it has gwen to TINS market
during the four days ~. J9227S more money than
1t has taken ont Of IT, lbe payments OF those tour
DAYS include - 900 FOR the April interest on the
4 per cents and 81 059 5S8 Of Assay Office checks
for imported gold. Ia addition to th,s the money
mlrllct to-day had The brn fi5 of S693573 Assay
Iii checks given Tor gold, which vii Oe presented
20 the Sub Treasury sO-mOTrOw through the Clearing
House. Ihus since the date OF Cne last bank state-
mCut-at lie close OF business last Friday eYenIhR-
the local mOueS su3ply mas been augmented 20 the
extent of $3.50 s5I through the SUB Treasury aud
Assay Office. Yet money to-day was sharp per
cent ill near the Close. After balances were made
up sanguIne persons offered TO supply the remaining
dem nd az per cent. Iue UntetStaic Treasurer
a. Washington to-day received $4,000 NaIIoaal
bank notes lor redemption. he customs receipts
were S7:}O. 900 and the internal revenue Fecelpta
were $290.OCO Tho Clearing House statement 10
uay Is as follows: Exchanges, Sl50.5TS. gu;
balances, S4,535.458. The transactions at tha
sub reasury covered: Receipts S3S0024, pay
ments 81, ,449.91l: currency balance, @3 046,036;
coin balance, $S9. 766, 1O2.
The foreign exchange we're dull aud without Tea
lures. Rates, however, are steady on the basis or
the following unchanged posted Quotations: