New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-15

state bonds again were dull. Tennessee Ga were
OIL fr IN 1873 to ALE. Missouri So issued to tho
hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad due 1886 and
1887 sold at 106. There were no transactions in
city bank stocks
The business in railroad bonds was small and at
irregular and huctuatng prices. Erie seconl con.
soils sold twice at 81 and % and closed at 03l..
final gain Of i per cent. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas rsts cOnsol5 l. higher al lOI b and the
seconds unchanged at so. Boston, Hartford and
Erie tirsts were p higher at 4si2. A small lot q
bonds Rome, WatertOwn and Ogdensburg frsts
sold ~ low as 81. c., c.. & l. c. incomes vera
l per cent higher at 81 and Central of New
Jersey incomes rallied 32 to 03l2. Chesapeake and
Ohio rsts, series b, 81 higher at 77 and cur
rency debts sold at 45af5l2G45 against 447s veg
terday. Ohio Central incomes were 10 higher III
Bile, but Ohio Southern incomes fell to 272t.
Metropolitan Elevated frsts were "a lower at lO0lo
and the seconds were Is lower at S97s. East Ten.
ncssec Virginia and Georgia incomes sold at 49lt0
30 against 493I yesterday. Louisville aud NASH
vile general mortgages were | per cent
higher at 96l2. ST. Paul consols sold
at 10 against 100 the last previous sale ir5ts os
Southern Minnesota division at 1880 lO3l4 aud
firsts Ia Crosse division at I1G. ST. Paul and
Omaha consols were weaker at 9sl2G0s7s. Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy Is sold at 1858. and
~. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba firsts at 1862.
Wabash general Is recovered 2l2 to s3l2. Denver
and Rio Grande cOnsols were u higher at 10O and
Kansas Pacific consols were l per cent up at 1927
a l02. Texas and Pacific incomes rose l to 8lla,
ami firsts. Rio Grande division, were q higher at
50. Northern Pacific firsts were steady at 973i
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained 1865 2O4 on bal
ance made up by gains of 1892 iGf coin and 85 740
currency. This reduces the loss since last Friday TO
S57S54. TO-day's transactions covered Receipts,
81 s04 100; payments 81 49,, 995 with results Of
currency balance of T4,213,SSS and a coin bal
anCe OF F169O2, 4O3 Bonds for redemption wero
presented to the Sqb-Treasury to-day to the Amount
Cf ~ 400. The local money market again wac ir-
regular. and rates for call loans ranged from per
cent early to per cent at the hour when The mosb
business Is done. and finally at per cent. The do
nestle exchanges on New-lOr,l at the places named
are quoted as follows: Savannah. ls4sa
premium: Charleston, lsa a premium; New-OTleans.
2 % cents 70 - premium; 81: Louis 81 pTempIM!;
count. The Clearing House statement to-day Is az
follows: Exchanges. $l72379,5l5; balances,
$4.75G,0-0.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
dag received $225,O0O in National bank notes fol
redemption. The customs receipts were $G76,337
and the revenue receipts $1S7.Go1
The exports of merchandise from this port for the
week ending to-day, amount to the money value of
%O.lo 700, against S6,6763j3 for the preceding
week, and against - 325 ,399 for the week of 1881.
Yet the foreign exchanges are temporarily easier,
follows: Bankers bills 81 s5l40Si s5Io and
=
lively; 5.l93t and j.l4a for francs; 948 and 950s
for reichmarks; and 40 and 40l2 for guilders.
The London markets strong for British con-
soils, which advanced to 1905 for money and l0lls
for account lnitcd States bonds opened with loss
Oabout Is per cent but later recovered and closed at
lO4 for continued IS, l1J8i for the 4l2s and l204
for the Is. American railways were all higher, but
the advances generally were not equal to those in
Yesterdays home market and in some Instances the
full advances were not sustained at the close The
Baak of England gained f4S,0O0 bullion Oh bal
ance, At Paris French per cents rose FROM $3.50
to 1896, and sight exchange Oh London WAS
weaker at 1929 francs 20 the G.
The receipts of -four ana gTall at the principal
Atlantic povts this 4th laY OF March ,yere.