New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-24

The transactions in State bonds were small ana
included only Alabamas, class A, at 72l2 and Tens
nessee 6s old and new. at 3D. louisiana consois are
ouoted 6O06Il2, North Carolina consolidated 4s.
S50s7lo, aud special taxes 7l2G5l2. South Caro-
lima 6s. non.fundabe, sash, and Virginia Us, de.
ferred 12015I2. OF city bank stocks, Park SOLO
,4sl at 1881 1872 and Marine (1O) at 12o.
Railroad bonds were dull aud lower. Erie second
consols declined to 999.0997s and funded % to 3d.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas first eonsols ieil Irow
1O71o TO LOG and second from s4ls to s3l2 Boston,
Hartford and Erie frsts were per cent lower al
~ Rome Watertown and OgdensburR hrsts per
cent at s90s9la and Chesapeake and Ohio trstss
series B. after rising to s32 fell to 50. Mobile and
Ob,o first debentures declined to s2l9, aud
seconds 70 so, Canada Southern frsts h
1O1. and New-York Elevated frsts TO 1872
uetronolitan frsts holding steady az
1O5lo7 1O5s.01O55s. There was little doing in the
general list and the various issues OF the North
western and st. Paul systems were entirely neg
Iec,ed Denver and Rio Grande consols fell from
Ii43t TO 1872, and Texas and Pacific incomes nom
The Snb.Treasury to-day gained 80 643,sl4 on
balance. made up by gains OF So Az ,759 com and
ftp currency This makes tne tUs Ra rpce,p
S5,2i9 516 were by transfers and about 50 OO0'ooi
Nv gold deposited and by collections o.
checks S9GStsS o0 Of chec
denosited to-day for the same purpose arg
carried over to be counted in to-morrows receipu
when collected inc nsu[es "cuSe the check
named. In view of these large drafts upon the re-
Sources of the banks, not only for Inc relremenl
OF city bank circulation ous w Hrcuation Il
was noticed that to-day's money market became eSi
traordinary stringent. Since Friday tae Danki
raserves have been reduced over $9OOOOO0 TOT TINS
nnrpose alone OF course they have no alternatlvf
Int 70 reduce the deposits by calling in loans. AUG
the time has come when each Dank fears , oe Says
| a debtor bank at the Clearing House tue next Jay
| Money loaned as high as q per GEM
nIns "a per cent commission The feature
| however was that at the close there was DO mones
| 20 no had and In several instances brokers' were
| omnejled to deposit securities instead OF cneck!
TO make their overdTafts good. me OnissS
States Treasurer at WASHINGTON to-aay
% cUstoms receipts were 1897 339, and the inter
aI revenue receipts were $433.47o. Inc Gearing
House g ioSsy = o The
{Eons at the Sub-TIeasnry covered: Receipts
$7I49 5s5 payments $500 cav cnFf oaI "','
| 9nca ~ 500 739; coin balance, $50, ooo,=zi:
"TSss +srrinQency in money checked operations IN
,hc foreign exchanges aud leading drawers redneeg
their asking rates Ior steruhg 70 ,t With ma
ness doing the rates are little more than nominal
| eHd sellers of commercial bills drawn AGAINST mer,
| chandise would have to make even gredoer conceS
| sions to effect sales. oo, ..ho,h
In London, British consols rose to 99'l6 Tor Doll
| o,anav and account. United States boh.s were y.
decline of Is were q higher at ll4t2 and .9s si -
after railways we're inuenced oy
the quotations sent yesterday from the spsS
places some improyements later, however, prices
Mers lover Of them T. 0 Ss5sr re- ga
steady D"1 r pc Rank OF England gIiucd $4,000
per ounce, hai"nce In Paris. French per cents
rose from So 90 to s4.15 sgnt eAcua"k' VI ''
don o sha an"a meeting of the Delaware Lacka'
Az tne e ahH Western Company to-day the Following
w ahna ann We statement was made