New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-02

ssEy. interest
Among state bonds there was alarge business done
T., ar Tennessee Ga with wide fluctuations. Early
saes were made at SO and 81; there was substantial
r,llv 10 e5 and later decline TO 53, after which
came another rally TO 81 and the hDaI nkufes
zero anywhere between 81 and 60. 1t was known
that the Funding bill was to come mp IN the len
nessee Senate to-day. and the early fluctuations
represented the varying opinions regarding us pas
sage or defesti the decline to oS was on inc al,
pouncement that the bill was defeated by vote OIL
d3 TO L. aud the subsequent and INA! rally was on
the news thai motion 10 reconsider ma oeeu
senteredv Virginia g. deferred, sold at 10 % ana
Moth Carolina special tags at u. LOUISIANA con-
sols are quoted 5Sla659l2; North Carolina oS' olu'
81 bid Funding act. 12ls bid, and eonsohdateu . :
s2laaS5 and South Carolina non-fundaOies AZ
BIZ OF city bank stocks Fourth National SOFA VOW
at lis, and Park p0) at 154.
Only a moderate business was done in railroad
bonds. and generally at prices that show little or no
variation. Erie second cOnsols sold up to 1o2's'
INT closed a. Yesterday at 102ls, the funded 5s
selling at 97leG9sla Boston, Hartford and Erie
frsts declined TO 5Sl4 and recovered 10 59Ss050l4
aoaiust 59ai yesterday. Chesapeake ana Ono
6rsts series b. were steady at S5a Sjlod s54, but
cnrrency interest debts fell from 81 to 552 Mobile
and Ohio second debenturcs opened up p per cent
NJ &C. but ended at 55l2. St. Louis and Iron Noun
taiu first incomes were ger cent better at 91i2.
and the second incomes rose from 81 TO -. ONO
Central incomes yielded per cent 10 81 anu H.
diana Bloomington and Western incomes Il TO S0G
SSH bnt International and Great Northern second
mortgage incomes were strong at SO. 81. Paul and
Omaha consos were 4 easier AZ 1O3h Kansas
Pacific cOnSOs were fra ~ 1854. eud IeNds ana
Pacific incomes were y lower AZ 80, uTsts Oi $40
Grande DIVISION being steady at Sf4
The business OF the Sub treasury for the week
Ending to- night includes the receipt or GSol|Oo4
nud the payment of ~ ,0GG $40. resulting d. loss
IL at SOL. $50, 800. against S91,OO5,ON March 20
The particular changes OF the WeeA are a currency
loss Of S707,3T and a CON loss Oi SlOJ I,oil
The DAYS payment includes S302.uOO loI Aprli
Interest on the per cents. Money Is working more
actively and TO-DAY tie lowest ia on call loans was
d per cent late loans az interest Plus '32 COM
inlsscl winch rate bid AZ tire close Of 0ua ness
with no money at the stock Exchange 20 loan.
considerable amounts had to be raised after s
O'clock The European steamers arrived since yes
terday brought $1379.5l9 IA gold. Inc OuiY ln-
portant change among the domestic exchanges al
New-York is decline 10 81 discount at Chicago
The United States Treasurer al Washington to-
uay received S131 900 National bauk notes tOI
relempt,on The customs receipts were r4SD.42I
and the internal revenue receipts were G4fJ,O24.
The Clearing House statement to-day IS a. follows:
The transactions ~ the Sub reasuty cNv.I,F;
Receipts S1O33.612; payments, - l9S1S;
currency balance, $3,517.2l coin balance,
SSS.06S,5S6
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
The following IS the IN Tic debt statement ISSUED
April 1, 1881. compared with that oil March l,
1881: