New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-25
market closed barely steady at unchanged quota
lions, as follows:


y. s A. 1907 Reg 1919 37s u s. curt s 1899 40 . .
u Ais 1907 coul2l 1917. Dist Of Col 365s 1851 80.
In State bonds Tennessee Gs were the feature and
with liberal movement from 5G5s TO So.
Louisiana cOnsols brought 81 for single bond.
More than the usual business was done IN CITY
bank stocks: Corn Exchange sold 10 at 172
Park % at 100 and ~ at 40. Ninth National C25)
at 125, and Commerce l7G at $40.
Dealings in railroad bonds, except for a few
issues, dull. and for those at all active the
movements were irregular. Erie second consols
rose from 1885 To 1919, and first consos sold at
1863. Boston, Hartford q Erie irsts opened mp q
per cent at 4sl2 and declined to As. New-Jer-
scy Central cOnsOls' fluctuated between 10S2
and 1922, and closed at 100,
decline of u per cent, and Lehigh and
Wilkesbarrc consols declined to 1918. Chesapeake
and Ohio rsts, series b. steady at - but the
currency debts were off to 43l204i. Canada South
ern frsts easier ut 9j3sD95l2. East rennes-
see Virginia and Georgia incomes were steady at
As. Louisville and Nashville general IS were is
higher at 90 for small lots and Richmond and
Danvc frsts l per cent higher at 100.'
St. Paul cOnsols were off Il at 12l. firsts
Chicago aud Milwaukee division sold at 124i20
125, frsts Iowa and Dakota extension at l2l, and
irsts Chicago Pacific and Western division at 94i2
Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern hrsts were
a rover AT loZ ana 81. Idul OHidnd collSOiS
were steady at 1929. Wabash general mortgages
i lower at 7Sl2, and Toledo and Wabash con-
vertbles sold at %. Denver and Rio Grande cOnsols
were steady at 1Ojl2, and Kansas Pacific consols
were y higher at 100. Texas and Pacific incomes
declined Il to G3ll, and frsts Rio Grande division
declined from 32l2 TO sl3iaS Northern Pacific
irsts were i lower at 10lls.
The Sub-Trtasury to-day gained = DOS on BAL
ance, made mp by a coin gam of $219,9ll. less a
currency loss of S133 933 This leaves the net loss
since last Friday $i2j, 7Oj. TO-day's transactions
covered: Receipts $1,255,2J7; PAYMENTS
$l,17i2f0; currency balance, S3.SlG,0s7; coin
balance, $4,000, 26o. Money to-day was easy; the
highest rate nj the Stock EXCHANGE for call loans
was 3 per cent, and the closing rate was 2U2l2 per
cent. Were 1t not for The critical condition Of our
foreign exchanges il would not be dangerous TO
predict repetition of the summer money markets
OF 1870 aud 1s7s-whch were the results of stag
nation. There HOW l. an abundancc OF loanabe"
money and a scarcity of buying inoney-as there
was IN the years named But the condition of oar
foreign commerce ana the poverty Of the United
States Treasury do not warrant the expectation Of
long continuance of ease The domestic exchanges
on NoW-lOrk are as last quoted
The Clearing House statement to-day is as
follows: Exchanges, $l777GO,27l; balances
Sf.76o .OSl.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to.
day received $4,000 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were F592, 1876
ana the revenue receipts S7O6,32l.
The foreign exchange markets are duh, but rates
are tirn with hardening tendency, which viii
quickly respond TO the inevitable but postponed
demand For actual business We have quotations
unchanged a. follows Bankers bills 81 SG3f and
II s9l2 for long and short sterling respectively;
D ls3s and 5.l3l Tor francs; 80 and 1914 Tor reich
marks: AID iOls and 4Ol2 for guders.
The dispatches rom London to-day again failed
to furnish any quotations for british consols
United States honds were higher: the 4l2s up g
at 81, aud the Is Il at I2ils. American rail-
ways were irregular but generally lower: the
moysments were without significance, being simply
a rejection of home fluctuations. The Bank or
England gained $4,000 bullion on balance. At
Paris French 3 per cents were about steady ar
s3s7i2; sight exchange on London being down TO
ZJ2l francs 10 The [.
The gross earnings of the st. Louis aud San Fran
cisco railroad are reported as follows:
1850. 1881. 1882.
j5 $S %sg ia$S5 3I$S s ssa$S
The receipts OF hour and gram az the principal
Atlantic ports this 24th day OF April were:
New.York
Flour oo canal 3s4s 3siS g 355s 'sa so 4 iS
@ :: ''s s.e , s; : :$$$ :II8
S ss. su aa. 2 b 700 % 5SSS GOO 1850:
Iotai bush 07iOO l57.GOl 1850 45,3l3 liie5o 1925
.NorE-ghe first canal boats of arrived to-day
The receipts aud shipments at and from BHiia!o
TO-DAY were as follows:
Receipts Shipments
rosr s,....... P I7gs t $50 E i.5to Canal
35SS 55SSS S SSS 1900 ssSSS
6oin nn nu7' '''.-...' loo - 200
I I;sTi Sai bush ... 'OUO 1000 $1,000.
Total bush........ 5IIOo $4,000 l2iioo $4,000
The following were the receipts and shipments az
and from Chicago and milwaukee, today;
Receipts 9hlpmenrt
chicago NIwKcc chicago. Mnwkes
Flour bbls... 9ols s.'2d $50 go
Wheat, bush, I3l55 I..lS75 .! l729 A 5lS
S 5.7s s;i;:. IKE 5,S s sss5 .ssiiSS
Total buslr.25i,5i7 1925 5o7sae lo'S'
rrrOPEAN FINANCIAL MARGEr%
toynoN Aprl 2i-l2}U D MI bonds four ani a han
per cents ISL, Atlantic and Great eseIn nrsI 9or'gr 20
SGi, sew York Central 1901; Reading. 20 NewfoFSOH
'a, yt Sp Ami 5i-200 n m-Par. quote thre'
urr reut rent-, 81 francs for the account ,-.-.
art morgaEe trustees oertdcatc 47a second J5s
Erie 81 do. sccCld consos 9j'4i Reading Z9si sc" i0
LoSnoX Apn IA D m-Parls adyces quote three per
cet rentcs al - 81 Z ceutnes for the account q,
PARIs April 24-5:OO D. m.-EAchansc On Hon'o' :"
francs .! Genuine. Tor checks . , ,,,.,, ,ons
INTO the Bank OF England balance todayis AlJ0oo'
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LyEnroo April 2i2 Nsa
steady 81 30 western steadv al S ~ CO.. fnms Clear
trmer al 30 Cd Ccar hrmer M ~ lianS-iO ng ~
arr ~ - xa Mess duh u.s. PrmeMes; dull al 20 Lara
Prime Western steady at % 90 iaii9"l o. E,ne me- dn
at II "a Common steady 66d American CnoSs
dull At c Lard 0 n %eae e' Steady AZ 10 st 10 spnn
steady at lO2d winter New western s" s ~ i"""
IERro61 nPri "a Wheat The week:
900 quarters other sources. 10000 quarters Cou'