New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
the closing quotations +:

The feature of the dealings in State bonds was
the sudden and heavy decline in the price OF Ten
ne.see Us from 73l2 to 90. The transactions were
unusually large and the sales probably were largely
for the short account in anticipation OF some effort
10 prevent the rcfunding. However such Efforts or
rmors Of such efforts may affect prices for the mo-
mcnt there is little doubt that the bonds Will be
promptly refunded at the appointed time July 1.
Louisiana consols were strong and advanced to
6ll Virginia Is deferred sold at 1872 Arkansas 7s,
Little Rock. Pine Bluff and New-Oreans Railroad
al lGa and Little Rock and Fort Smith at 1870
81 North Carolina special taxes at 81, and Missouri
6s. Hannibal and Saint Joseph, at Ill. OF city bank
stocks. twenty shares of Chatham sold at lis.
The same irreguarity marked the dealings in rail-
road bonds that was noticed in the share market;
but as n rule prices were steady or strong. Boston
Hartford aud Erie irsts were noticeable III the early
dealings because OF an advance rom o32 10 oo2,
LATE salcs however, were made AZ u p aDd IN tne
late dealings Ohio Central incomes were specially
active with an advance from 66 10 6S's. Ere &c
ond consois steady between los IA l0o p Mis-,
souri Kansas and Texas first conso,s sold at 100
lOD7s and seconds at 90d 80 against so+ yeserday.
c. c. and l. c. incomes opened ny per cent at oOia
and fell To 79a 79lt. Chesapeake and Ohio hrsts,
series B, were steady at s97sd9O and currency in
t,rrsts were only l. lower at 6Jl2. New York lie.
waited sold at l8l2d Gil and Metropolitan hIsts az
lO30 lO3Io Peoria, Decatur and Eylnsvllle IN
comes were strong at 90. Rochester and Plttsburg
incomes mp l2 at 57l2, and Toledo Delphos and
Burlington incomes up - at III X. 81 PauI nfsts,
southern Minnesota were strong at ioh Denver
and Rio trnde consOls yielded 10 llSi2d 1853 ana
Kansas Pacific cOnsols TO l0sLo and texas ana
prritic incomes were - lower ut 80.
The business of the Snb-IrcaSury Tor the week
ending tonight includes the receipt Of Sl7,65294o
and the payment of $l7,5Ji, 4s3. The result Is a
gain To The general balance Of S9s,i5l and leaves
II AT S7l 342 sG2 against $74, IA 4ll May ~ Inc
particular changes of the week are q coin loss OF
S}es OO2 and a currency gain OF $isO,lo3. Inc
r,ccipts and balances, however, were affected Dy
fine recent of 20 900 900 gold coin from the Phla-
drlphia Mint and 100000 from san Francisco.
50 AZ affecting our local money market, the pay,
mcnts exceeded the receipts by the sum Oh
- 100 900. The call loan market to-day was Jus.
n shade trmer 80 that after ranging from s To per
cent the final rate the highest. The domestic
exchanges on New-York are without material
changes from the last printed quotations. Inc
United states Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
crivcd 500 900 National bank notes for ledenptloh'
The customs receipts S7oO,oOO, and the inter-
nal revenue receipts were 100000. 1he Clearing
Unusc statement to-day is a. follows Exchanges
$I76 S99. 5I2; balances. SG,02OO03 The translc-
mons mt the Sub-Tnasury covered: Receipts
81 I28. l13: payments, S926,ssl currency BAL
anrr ~ l60.l79: coin balance 500, lfO,s3S.
The foreign exchanges continue 10 weaken 10
day the rates were reduced twice without inducing
auy demand and actual busines may he done on the
basis of 81 ~ and 81 s53i respectively Tor long
and short sterling Annexed are the revised posted
quotations: