New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-13

State bonds generally were quiet without material
change in prices. considerable business, however,
was done in Virginia 6s deferred, which advanced
from 1873 to 19l20l0l4 Tennessee 6s were dull
and lower; closing, old at "a, new at
74lt. and new series az 1884, against rs
Yesterday South Carolina 0s, non-fundabe,
were inactive but steady at 10l9 North
Carolina 6s. special tax, closed unchanged at Sig
after sales of ga but new S. Chatham Railroad
issue, were higher at 7407l2. Louisiana consos
were moderately active, advancing 10 6li2a6lis
with Alabama, class A, strong but quiet at TIA,
OF city bank stocks Park sold l10l at 1874.
The business in railroad bonds was smaller than
usual and poorly distributed. Prices irregular,
but. except in one OF two special instances, tho
changes were insignificant. The fluctuations in
Erie second cOnsols were confined within narrow
limits and the price closed as it opened,
barely steady at 1O2is a decline of is from
yesterday. while new funded 5s were dull
but steady at 97L2. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas were practically Unchanged consols at
1855. and seconds at siaia s4os Boston, Hartford
and Erie frsts further declined to 59is on small
sales. There was a special movement in c., C. and
/. C. frsts, which carried the price from III to
116, and in Trust Company certificates, assented
which advanced from 40 TO 112; incomes
were / per cent higher at 20; Chesapeake
and Ohio irsts, class b. declined from sf1
10 s4asfis but currency interests advanced
the fraction TO 55aiQ55os. Mobile and
Ohio first debentures were lower at ss2 and second
dcbentures at 59ii, after sales at 81. Iron Noun
tain incomes were dull and unchanged at previous
prices. New-York Elevated firsts sold at lls49
IFS and Metropolitan firsts were dull but
y higher at 1861 81. Paul consols were
quiet and firm at 1913, and tirsts, South
Minnesota Division, at l07. Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern frsts advanced from 100i2 to
lOl with fair amount of business. Denver and
Rio Grande firsts were dull at 110. AID consols
steady az 114l2 A large business was done IN
Texas Pacific incom es. which rose from ~ TO $50
80 3t-an adj vance OF per cent from yesterday.
The Snb-Trcasury to-day lost Oh balance
1878 702 made up of coin loss of S407, l36,
less q currency gam of $334i4. This makes tho
total gain stree Friday 81 243,771. The steamships
arriving since yesterday brought 81 0j2 ,5i4 in for
eign gold coin. Money ruled at per cent
but the last business was done at with
an active demand. The domestic exchanges ON
New York at the places named are quoted ts
follows: Savannah, lsdas premium Charleston,
lsa Il premium New-Orleans, 81 50GS2 80 pre-
MUM; ST. Louis, par; Chicago, 25QJ0 cents dis
count and Boston. % cents discount. The United
States Treasurer ut Washington to-day received
$40, 900 National bank notes for redemption. The
revenue receipts We're $685. The Clear
ing House statement to-day is as follows:
Exchanges, Slt0,450 AZ; balances, $i,70s,70.
The Transactions at the Sub-TTeasury covered;
ESSSp''' balance Glance $3doo.os5 coin balance,
$S1 ,062 $50.
Rates for foreign exchange were not changed, but
there was a steadier tone 20 the market. Following
thn mr.,