New-York tribune., 1882-02-22


sold at SO, decline of q per cent The business
done in Tennessee Gs comparatively small, at
prices ranging from so to 40 to 81. OF city bank
stocks only ten shares of American Exchange sold
at 1876.
The dealings in railroad bonds generally were not
large, but prices were weak for all kinds that do not
belong TO the best class of investments. ard thoss
were steady only because few of them are offered
rather than because of demand. Erie second con-
soldated were very active and declined from 9S to
96 and the funded IS sold at 05l209I Missouri,
Kansas and Texas first consols were OF - at l03
seconds declined Z per cent to 95l2 aud general
mortgages were y lower at so. Boston, Hartford
and Erie fiIs;s were I2 off at 3d. Chesapeake and
Ohio frsts, seues B, per cent lower n 50 and cur
rency interest declined from 4s3 10 10 l. and rallied
to 47l2 Central of New-Jcrsey Adjust
ments declined to 103l2, and Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre cOnsOls sold down to lOG. Canada
Southern irsts were / per cent weaker al 03. 81
Louis and Iron Mountain firsts, Carlo and Fulton
division, rallied to 1O7. Louisville and Nashville
general mortgages were steady at 96I2096. East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia coasols declined
from II TO 76a 76l2. and the incomes from jils TO
523i. Wabash general mortgages were per cent
lower at 81 and Great Western seconds declined 10
100 as also did Toledo aud Wabash conycrtibes.
Denver and Rio Grande consols sold IN small way
at l01 l2--a decline of per cent leAls ana "a
ciic incomes ell to 63l2, and irsts Rio Grande di-
vision %eTe = F'cr az % and Pcfc rsts
declined from S9lI to 81.
The Sub rcasury to-day gained $j20,65t on ball
currency loss of $50,4l7 This makes the total
gain since last Friday S1,2372ll. The ship
ment of gold by tO-m0Tow's steamers, 80 far as Is
known Tonight Is 300. .000 Money on call to-day
ruled steadily at per cent but the supply at that
rate was equal TO the demand, There was les dis,
turbance OF loans because of the depreciation Of
al IN have been pNnpptCu.
The United States Treasurer at Washington TO-
day received %3lf000 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were t79s,O02.
and the revenue receipts S2I9,16s; the Clear
ing House statement to-day is as follows: Ex-
changes Sl3j 465, ,O46 balances, S5,Olo.js5. Tho
trans ctI0ns at the Subreasury covered: Receipts,
127S, 729 payments, S73S,015: currency balance.
4543.110; coin balance. $50, S42, j9i.
The foreign exchanges are not specially active, but
an absenc, of supply of commercial bills causes a
small demand to stffen rates lmmcdlitcly: Tho
nominal rates for sterling were advanced to ~ so2,
and - 90i2 for long and short bills respectively h6
81 S9l2 for sight sterling specie can be shipped WIN
out loss We quote rates for actual business as ol-
lows: Bankers bills, ~ 81 and ~ S?'2G - oo'4
for long and short sterling respectively DO ana
= } for francs; 9f5s and 9Jos for relcharks: ana
40 and OH for guilders. .u
lower British coDsols were off Is at 100 l-l6 for
money and 100 3-16 for account United states
4Ios were II lower Mt II5I. The decline IN prices
for American railways ranged from 3 for Erie and
Central Pa iic to }3 per cent for Reading, but for
some kinds there were late recoveres OF from ga
per cent. At Paris French 8 per cents declined
from S3 u to 81 S212 sight exchange London
rising to 2J.27l2 francs to the I.
Tomorrow Wednesday, being Washington's
Birthday and legal holiday all the commcrclal and
financial exchanges have adjourned til Thursday
morning.
The Houston and Texas Central Railroad Com
pany has made brief statement of its business for
the year 1851, which compared with that for tho
preceding year Is as follows:
od Dec