New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18

State bonds were dull. and Tennessee Gs l.
easier at 73L,. AlIhainas. class 4. sold at - and
Georgia - at 115ai OF city hank stocks the only
sale was twenty-five shares Of Metropolitan at 1863
The dealings in railroad bonds developed so'Hr
Irregularities but generally the prices Inplthkcd
with the movement in the share M1rh"t-vcas
early in the day aud strong at the end. LII second
coil,o!> declined from 1881, to 1929. and ended at
1Oi and funded IS sold at 1000 lOOl2. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas seconds declined - to 81! aud
closed at S73i. Rome. Watcrtown and Oqdcnsburg
irs,s sold at 1885, l0ii2 again; 100. the
las. preceding sale. Boston. Hartford and
Erie irsts were specially weak falling from
- to 792, $50. Chesapeake aud OHIO cur
rcncy debts were oil liz at 64l2. Mobile and
ohio first d"bentures were strong at - and SECOND
dcbcutures rose from COL TO G7si yc il the latter
bonds receive as nluch "a per cent interest for the
year TO end june 30 ls>l, the holder, will bc for
tunatc the third and fourth dcbcnt'rrs which
sold at GudGO2. can receive no Interest except from
a surplus that Remains after payment of . per cent
Oh both the first and -ccond debcnturcs. Canada
Southern firsts were easier at lN32a ln''i. New
York Elevated first - were strong i IL and Me-
tropolitan first s at 1Oi hut second Nctropolitans
were Il easier at 9Ol2 Dino Southern hrsis
advanced to 100 and incomes to so. Rochester and
Pttsburg incomes dropped from cola t. 81 South
EN- Pacific OF California were unusually active and
sold AZ 1908 e 1864. Gulf. Colorado and Santa
Fe iirSts sold AT 1881 Texas and Pacific in ONES 'lr-
clincd from 93i2 to ~ AVID r. Covered to 93l9- and
frs,~ Rio Grande Div ision yielded Il to lolif. Al
the end the prices namel, and III some
instances better prices were "ht1incl.
The business of the SUb-Tri,uTy for the week
ending to-l. -ht inchldr- the RECEIPT If -, ~ 4S
ANA the pll lncnt of $6.Jp0.6ii. TIE r. IL l.
loss To the general balance 81 : By and lvc'
il nj eS} OF. 217 AZ ins' :>3OG~ 60 JCn" 10 III
pnrticliar changes III the week arr a corn CaiH ul
S1t5 sos aud currrnr lo.- az ~2i7 N Ei' - ~
fccting our local money market IN" loss j. 50 LBS
because til" weeks receipts include <s'n.nn gold
received from san Fra1ci-co. Money today w.
more active and ii2 l"r cent YER a." lrc' All
ing rates for money. fair Amount If bnNu"Ss W.,
done at : per cent. and two or three CNr' pii'iiLl
loans were made at per cent. bat hrfnppiN "l-
in excess of the demand that NJ tho clrS ro'ind
and small amounts offered Ut I per cent with
ont takers. The only chang reported IN Tia" doir-
tie exchanges on NsN-l"rk l. an advance fr"m -
cents discOunt ~ 80 cents prci1lr ~ ~ - l"u,-.
The United States Treasurer III v a inEtCI TO-DAY
received $50 900 National bank not'S for red"rp-
tom. ! he receipts were $iIOtND. AMI ~"
internal revenue r-rr'pts wrrc : i5p.Fh %"
bearing House statement ;O-ly l. - follows tN-
changes , t.. Gj.}.ieG; balances SJ,'2l 81. %"
transactions ~ the Suh-ITtt~ ~, covered: IL
cci.tS $50. Ou7 payments. Sl.pl1,N currency
balance 50. iJ3,ll2 Crlu balance, S1G,1' i.ib1.
notwithstanding that today ih"rr WAS some p'lr-
chasing 81 different stocks FOR Engii~ a,"Vli. tn
foreign axciaU:cs were steady - y"'lf' -, = ~
vaur,d rats and rNcept for tii. "a rtT'"i pr''na-
biz the rates would have ben further a.,au.cl
Actual hSii"ss is don" ~ ahout = N per Ic'ON
the following posted quotations: