New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

State bonds were very dull. the dcalings including
only Tcnncssecs at 73l2-an advance Of Il per cent,
and Alabamas, class G. at -. Quotations. however
were steady an around. OF city bank stocks North
America sold 40 al 1Ol, American 10. at 49,
and Merchants 81 no 1874.
Railroad bonds were active and generally strong,
aud for o few issues further important advances
were made. Eric second consols sold up 70 1868
but closed at 1868 and the funded 5s were y
higher M lO2la. Tho wide difference between the
prices OF these two classes Of bonds is only 70 bee
counted for by the fact that tho 0s speculative
while the 5s are not. The security of each
class is exactly the same, both being jointly
included In the second consolidated mort
gage. and after June. ]. 1SS3. both classes
bear 9 per cent interest alike. Tho difference
m tho amount of interest 20 accrue on each class
between now and June l. 1883. is only 22 per cent,
yet the difference in the price Of the bonds is per
cent Missouri Kansas and Texas first consols were
more than usually octive az 1929 a. l00i2a 1898,
against l0glq yesterday and the seconds were dull
M ssas7at against -77s. Chesapeake and Ohio
frsts series b. were - higher 20 SLY and currency
debts after GJsS- were h lower az 90. Canada
Southern fr,ts rose 10 l03'N Mobile and
Ohio first debcuturrs were steady az about 06.
and the second dcbcnturrs were sold az GAO 90,
Ncw-York Elevated hrsts rose from 115la TO ll6h
ZIG and Metropolitan hrsts from lO3s4 TO l0Ilsa
lOf the seconds selling Al 80. Rochester and Pitts
burg incomes wcrc specially active and advanced
TO 5Glsa5G Peoria. Decatur aud Evansville in
comes rose D., 90 - and Toledo Delphos and Bur
lmgton incomes from 80 20 52leQj2 Louisville
and Nashville general mortgages were strong NJ To
10. Ncw-York City and Northern lrsts sold nj
gJd ajis. ST. Paul consols rose 10 l26,
and Grsts Southern Minnesota Division, 10
los. Wabash general mortgages were higher
at JOSH alO3l and new ~ sold at
40. Den yer and Rio Gmndc irsts were j. lower az
J lGlq. consos being stronger az llGhd1l6 Kan
sa. Pacific consos huctuatcd between 100 and
1854 closing at lOG, aud frsts, Denver division
sold m lO0i2. Texas and Pacific incomes wcrc &C
tive but steady az about so. lrsts OF Rio Grandc
division selling at 07'4 1915.
The Suh-Ireasury today lost S22l ,29j on balance
made mp by "a coin los. of S3l7.92G lcs, currency
gain OF f9G,63l This makes the total loss
since last Friday Sl,396.523. The local
money market to-day was without change,
call loans ruinCat Ga per cent ON pledge of usual
Governments. The domestic exchanges on New
York nc the places named are quoted rs follows
Savannah, ltar premiumf charleston, ga &
premium New-Orlcan-. ~ 3Odf2 90 pr;
Boston 1G23 cents discount The United states
Treasurer at Washington to-day received pl3OOOO
National bank notes for redemption. The customs
receipts wero S65jOOO, and the internal revenue
statement to-day IA a. follows; Exchanges
81 1920. OS0; balances FG430,03O. The translc-
tons az the Sub-Ircasury covered; Receipts
Sg95.O00; payments, Tl,2l6.30i currency bal
ancc. IS. 500, 5Sl coin balance, TbS'OOZ4 AZ.
There il nothing new in the foreign exchanges, the
demand beng active and the supply Just about equal
Ia The demand 80 that rates are only firm on the
basis Of the following posted quotations: