New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-24
arc the closing quotations :

final bids showed advances of ls each for os ana tho
later issues Gs alone being unchanged. Annexed
are the closing quotations:
Bid Askd.l Bid AsEd
rs 9. 1881 iSs3. 1897 - 1907 90; lki noT
n is 81 i l93, ps rs cur G. g. s5issss
T sl lS DIST s G of cos S sos loj
OF State bonds, tho Tennessee issues only were
active. bnt with declining prices Old fell from ID
to 74Is. new from 74a. to 70, and new So
ries from 74a, to 7IG74A. South Carolina
"a, non-fundable, although quiet, recovered the
fraction at OF lO2 North Carolina Gs special tax,
were firm at \ and Virginia U.s. deferred, strong at
Iea1sis. The other sales were Virginia consoi-
dated IS cX-maturcd coupon, at S0l2 81 Georgia Is
of 1Ss6 at 10, and Louisiana consols at 60. The
market closed strong generally ut tho highest
prices for the day City bank shares wcrc less ac-
tive Sales comprised Fulton III at 1875, and Me
chanics' l2Ol at 100.
Except few issues railroad bonds were not
active but the moderate business was well distrb-
uted Prices were firm in tho carly dealings, but
generally declined afterwar,l to figures somewhat
lower than the last prices yesterday. The late bus-
ness WAS small. Erie second cOnsos were quiet and
declined Il to lO2. aud funded 81 from % TO
97ll. There was little doing in Missouri Kansas
and Texas issues, but they were strong
Con~tlS NJ IUS, kcCfntE Ut OFF, anu b'H-
eral mortgages A. 9s. c.. G. and l. C..
a-ocntcd irsts were higher at l2l Ia l2l, but i'll
comes after advancing to 1914 fell to -. Chesa-
pcakc and Ohio irss scrics Il, were 4 lower at -
a -l3. Mobile and Ohio dcbcnturcs roSc--lrst TO
So a - and second to VI lsa6l against 30 yes
tcrday. OHIO Central frsts closed unchanged ut
lOi and incomes rose from 6:} to IS. closing 1t 63i
Ncw-Yurk Elevated irsts sold up to llGl2 but later
dropped 10 ll1i1 and Metropolitan fr,ts were
Il lower AZ lOi indianapolis, Decatur and
Springfield second incomes rose from ~ to 7Gl2.
Rochester and Pittsburg incomes dropped per cent
10 -. A considerable business was done in Wabash
general mort Cages between 1Ol aud 1903. Den
yer. . IA Park and Pacific hrsts were unusually
active and Yielded D., ~ 1854. Kansas Pacific con
sol. advanced 10 1919. TIL" chief feature of tie
market Was the activity IN Texas Pacific incomes,
which 10 -6l2 but ended at -. with final lOfs
too7fg.
The weekly banl, statement was moro than nsu-
ally consistent with Itself The gains in srrci" aud
rgal-trudrr~ considerably exceeded the additional
amount of reserve required 10y the INCREASE IN de-
po>i-. The result was an INCREASE IN IN surplus
reserves OF SiOlG.j21. The follow INK are the totals
Of thc statement and changes for The week.
loans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s3o57l7n Dee .GGi-oo
l'-al 'en,'r' .............-. ollti~22l Inc 9scnl
Ci,ulluon ......-..-...... l72l7top Inc 3552lp
Slrpia, . s,05Ji59 iIc. 6id5i5
] Nt sub TraHuk tO-NA! g'uutu on hiilifr
8JOl. uOl. made up Of currency gam OF T3l.N32
and % COIN gain ol@2G9. lG3 Money after ruling at
per cent al day ~l exceptional loan, az per cent
ltcnmc active 10 the last half hour of business and
lending 10, high per cent CLOSED AZ >. The steam
ship tIuhIil brought T62OOU ~ ior,Ign gold roin
The domestic exchanges on Ncw-l"rA ~ the places
named are quoted ~ follows: savannah, l4a - pre-
mlum; Charleston, J., 70 4 premium; Ncw-Orlcdns
81 JOaS2 % prm.Un; st. Louis 80 ccnts pm
MUM; Chcago, par; Boston, - cents discount.
ur Clearing iiou,r statement today j A. follows
luT tak-l.N exchanges, al iB,DlN.-ND. bal
aurc.. Sj.-tJ.JOf. For the w,ch-ENchaugc-
So 263.3>G; balances, S37o6l, 757. The trans
S71G.113 payments. Si9J,112; currency balance,
SOFA -; com balance t7G.3lC,592.
The nI,"d States Treasurer now holds SO 8. io3
OOO IN United states bon,ls Ia ,ccnrc bank clIcela
tiou. uitcd States bonds deposited for circulation
for the week. t-,jo4.OD. United States bombs
held for circulation withdrawn for the week
- O57 900 National bank note circulation ont
standing. 1851 ,2~N.27O; gold notes. fi,llJ,515.
Tho customs rcoipts ut Washington to-day
Amounted 10 49,, 3gi. and the internal revenue
receipts 10 ,SiNi3G9. Tho TREASURER received
S3Jo.ooo IN National bank notes for redemption
with the same week OF 1850 being n follows ,
N,v York sooG00o s559cO0
ilili,I Via 7ee1 l%$eo
lot -l.lSIOOO lsCOoOo
A. usual on Saturdays, foreign exchanges were
dull Tho market was very firm, hut without change
IN posted Iaies, which remain at the advance Of yos-
tcray ~ follows:
Primo bankers sterling on -. ,.....
Good BANKERS and primo com 1ei = ~ - 4 "a
tfoo-l commercial { 10 az ~ ~ as ~
Documentary commcryiaL..... 4 ~ ~ 80 4sl 94r3
S%i.s lancs S2GtS525 525Sa5 81
Amsterdam tsllldersl- $3.50. se,se S?Is 80 4Qy
Hamburg trichsmuksl...... NO ytN s4s@ WIs
Frankfort uclchsnarksJ....... b4lv4 ~ 49, Wls
Berlin trcichInsrEs.. eiIs6 esS eis0 SiTs
In London British consols further advanced to
1OlA. both for money and account United States
bonds irregular, the IS falling Is TO 1915,
and tho IL rising IA Ia 1872. American railways
were somewhat higher but Central Pacific declined
from 9OiI 10 S0S aud Eric second consols from i06
To lO5la 1852. Bar silver Is quoted hrm at 81 81
to the ounce. In Paris French three per cents add
vanccd to s325 sight exchange on London de-
clining TO 25.29l2 francs 10 the {.
The gross earnings of the following railroads aro
reported:
DENVER AND RIO cRANpE.
lasl ~ 10 q tS aRH j 1 5ss Ss Inc ss
NORTHERN rAcrTH.
J1as. W.T. hsR H. 1910 sg Inc Inc ' 53s
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAlrDs AND NORTHERN.
issssy "f'9 s a" AE 53.s si f 5c c f
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
for the week ended April - and since the beginning
If the year compared with the corresponding |
periods Of previous years:
70. II. s ,5js.gg;;44g S g; ,f}: :5
ris .,sts S jl1r S35 lc sSi i 5S5l!44
The following shows the imports ofdry goods and |
general merchandise at the port Of New York for tho
week ending April % and since the beginning of |
he year. as compared with the corresponding |
periods Of previous years
For the week 1879. 1850. 1891
Dry goods ........-. fl7S1SS3 $23O2,f60 Sls45GGO |
General merchandise b,bSI1lO 6bON373 GGgi,T5l |
Total Tor the week 7'47SlOl lO'gOss42 s5Io4ii |
Previously reported. 0l,s27G67 l49752l47 l2lO73s9i
Total since Jan. l.lO2,SOO765 l6O,GG09s9 l2g6i8Si2
The following are the dry goods imports included
n the above:
For the week: 1877. 1890 1881
a a., 7HS.iSS ~ |