New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-15

In State bonds Tennessee t. were about b hi CHER
NJ 7Il-. Alabama class sold at -, Arkansas Is at
1GaI7. South Carolina non-fundablcs at lOl2. and
North Carolina funded act 1866 at I3's. OF city
bank stocks. Tradcsmcns sold 20l at 100 and Nc
chanics Banking Association 20 AT s5a,.
I'pon the whole. railroad bonds were less active
than they were yesterday and in some instances
price. were easier. But generally the market was
strong. and for few ISSUES important advances
wen, established. Erie second consols rose from
1867 To 1883 ~ l0sii and the funded IS sold from
iO2a, mp to lOiisa lOf Missouri, Kansas and
Texas first con-ols were y higher az ll0l1 and the
second, ro,e from s7ai to ss2sa ssh the general
MORTGAGES selling AT 9sAa9s'2. An unusual
amount Of business was done in Boston.
Hartford and Ere frsts but the price de-
,lincd from $50, to Gf4. Chesapeake and Ohio
series y were firm al 81 afcrG2i2 and currency
interest debts ~ ga G6l2. Ohio and MISSISSIPPI
seconds sold 80 1914 q 10, and hrsi"r Springhfld
Division rose "a llb. The Elcv1tel kalirodd boWl5
wrr. easier: Ncy-iofk tir~ts ~ ll1ta ll63i, ana
Metropolitan first. at lO3i ONO Central incomes
wrr notably active and rose from bf@f to 90 bN'2
and Toledo pclphos and burlington incomes adj
ynuccd from 193a to G2al - d. Income, OF Dayton
Division rising 20 80. Rochester and PIttsburg m
comes were active ~ JGi2a51 l2G5T'S. Ncw-l ork
city and Northern general mortgages were
strong up 10 9ol2 against "1t yesterday
Peoria. Decatur and Evansville s incomes
Nlunc.ota Division roc h. 10 10. J. and -. cytcn-
>,9, hr.ts d. ~ Us. and IT, and d. Division iir-ts
10, 10 oIIa Wabash - were strong at ll2ls. and
l.,.r,i mort ,a.,- m 100. Denver aud Rio Grandc
first, were d HIGHER at ll7t. and conSol5, after
lI-a-. vrrr h. lower 40 Isl; and Kansas Parihe
cot,r. sold up to gn'- but ended az 40 and irstS,
| Rio Grand, DIVISION. advanced 20 l0lG looA.
The weekly bank statement Is very tayorabi"
/ rvhtiif showing further gain OF Si.GJo.5oO m
/ cash An expansion of -. $500 IN loans $50 lu-
crcl-es the deposits that the surplus reserve IS r.
/ creased only - .7OI57J. The following mr." the
I a. and changes for the week.
Loans, s'l575ot,9 me - so ,93
Specie --..-.-.-- AK I i iii6ie soo
.o.., ','''''' ...... ai&si-ioo I6c lsi5oe
,ii' niA"n .-......-...... t,",ai .,n, t -0,
-,,, r...r,e - i4si52oO Inc. i7oi.57j
The sul-Trasr,ry today lost Sl.43l.IoS on bal
ance. made mp hy coin loss OF TlGoo.S'' less "a
currency gain of cl95.s9l. Money to-day was y.
almndant supply and the bulk of the loans on call
yrrr made al . per- cent. the extremes beng @' ana
| 4 u.r cont The domestic exchanges on Newly orH
,r "A, last quoted. The Clearing House statement
to-day Is ~ follows: For the day-LAchangcr.
Sl7I2i~.GOO balances. r1a3d,ool tor the
week - Exchanges. ~ 90 30 OGi : balances
S}o3lg6g3. The transactions at the sub Treasury
s 49, Sarra.y balance, SCa55,Si7; coin
HE nitci state Treasurer holds S355osl5oo
I in United STATES bond. to secure bank ciTcnla-
t.on utcd states bonds deposited for clrcul g'lon
Cr the w,.k. $1,000. $50 United States bonds
hold for circulation Withdrawn for the week
Sll .G~a2JO. National bank note circulation out-
standing. S'52,lo lol Tod noIts' io' 800,
atunuutod 10 SIS. "a, and The internal revenue
n,oipts 10 Sj-6.Oj7 The TREASURER received
$4,000 iu National bank mote, for Ted'inpt"h /
tb totll, of such receipts Tor the week, compared
With tine same week oi 1850, being rs follows;
x., Work $1,000 s, 's.'
lh .. ,,.o. ....... $1,000 766oS
Mi i,i .'''''''' - lj7&O0O ltotuo0
There is nothing new in the foreign exchange
SATURDAYS. being QUIZ ifl