New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-07

The business in State bonds was large and wd.J
distributed. while for prices there WAS almost
" boom Purchasers evidently believe that the eo
ample Of Tennessee will be FOLLOWED by other South,
ern states and that the era Of reimbursement OF STATE
debts on a satisfactory and paying basis is al
hand. The transaction IN Iennessccs were not al
large as yesterday. the sales having amounted to
$50 900. but their price advanced from 20 IA
aud closed between 72la and 20. Louisiana cons
soils were quiet but 2 per cent higher al
g. OF South Carolina Is, non-fundable
there were sold 1891 900 at prices ranging from 81
to 10. and finally at ol2 against Gis yesterday
Virginia 1s deferred also were active, .sis,0OO Of
them selling at 20Q2l9 i020as agans; 1914, yester
days last figure. Virginia 6s old, sold at SEA
North Carolina 6s, January and July, cold &c 25S
26io. consolidated Is at So. Funding Act, 1886, al
l70ls, Gs Chatham Railroad. at 6l2G7l2. aud spe
cial taxes (Si9i. 900 at SS4G0osG9. Arkansas Is
sold tS255 O00) at 15Ql7l2G SO, ani Is. railroad
issues, at IL The only sale Of city bank stock was
German American t10) at %.
In railroad bond dealings the special features vert
the Mobile and Ohio debentures. which, with an un-
usual amount Of transactions. rose to s7AGs7 for
the iirss, and TO 59GJ7i2 for the seconds against
5ilo Yesterday Erie second consos were duh at lo1
al02ls and closed 1924 bid against 1919 yester'
10 los. seconds were steady at s3il aud general
mortgage Is sold at 90. Boston, Hartford and Fri,
frsts were % higher at COLI Rome, Watertowp
and Ogdensburg frsts were Il lower at s6A. Chess
pcake and Ohio frsts. series b. sold down to s4h
but recovered to SIS. but currency interest debit
rose from 55l. 70 57ll. Canada Southern frsts vert
Ia lower at 1OOl4 New York Elevated irsts L lowei
AT 1871 and Metropolitan irsts L. lower at lOa
Louisville and Nashville general mortgages wer
active and advanced TO l05l2 ST. Paul consols re-
covered from 122 to 1913. and ,here were large saei
of l. and ID. Division extension at 122. Denver apd
Rio Crande rsts dull and steady at 1854. anc
Kansas Pacific consols further advanced to 107La
1O7.
The Sub Treasury to-day lost 81, OSl 1903 on bal
ance. made up by q coin loss OK l,e62, lesi
n currency gam of $40, $50 This makes the total
loss since Friday ~, 549.S91 The European
steamers arrived since yesterday brought S599.slo
m gold. Money to-day was in active demand and
also in good supply, and the business probably wa
very evenly divided between and per cent. Ae
counts however. were made up quite early. SO thai
after about $50 o'clock 1t was safe 10 offer money
at 4 and 3 per cent The domestic exchanges on
New-York at the places named are quoted as FOL
lows: Savannah, lsa3s premium Charleston, 4
al. premium; New-Orleans, 81 500 ~ so pre-
miunl ST. Louis, 80 cents discount; Chicago SOD
% cents discount; Boston, % cents discount
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 100000 National bank notes for re-
dcmpnon. The customs receipts were Sis0OC0,
and the internal revenue receipts were S2500O0.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as follows:
Exchanges $l53.470,3j0; balances, 1897, 54s.
The transactions at the Sub-Ireasury covered:
Receipts. S959.5l4; payments $2,OiO,slO;
currency balance, S3.i7i,i30; coin balance
$o3. 5Ol, 40.
Very little business was dono to-day In the for
eien exchanges for to-morrow's steamers. but rates
are steady and the nominal quotations. are I'M
changed as follows: