New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-14

State bonds as usual were dull. Tennessee "a
were stronger, and sold up to 4964ss against Ala
Saturday. Arkansas rs, issued to the railroads,
again were dealt In, and those TO the Pine Bluff and
to the Fort Smith Roads sold Mt 20222, the geyersl
closing quotations for all the issues except those to
tho Central Railroad, being 2OlQ922l2 Alabama,
class A, sold al 50. and North Carolina consolidated
as at SO6s
Railroad bonds partially sympatbized with the
improvement made in tho share market but ths
business done was not large. Eric second consols
closed L higher OF 93, but the funded So sold az
Ssa and tho first consos, rs, 81 lower ut 1875.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas first consols declined
to 100a, and recovered to 101, against 1Ol l. Sat
urday seconds were ] per cent higher at 90, and
the general mortgages we're up pig at ~. Boston,
Hartford and Erie frsts sold a. 4sG 46G4s and G.,
c. and /. G. incomes declined per cent 10 A. and
recovered to 90. Central of New-Jersey cons0is
y lower at l. and the fell TO 90, and
American Dock and Improvement Company IS
sold at 81. Chesapeake and Ohio currency debts
were 17s higher at 447s. Mobile and Ohio first de-
bentures were 112 higher at S3l4, and the
seconds sold at 50l2G51 OHIO Central incomes
declined from 80 to $685.. East Tennessee.
Virginia and Georgia incomes declined
from 80 to 49a 1919, Louisville and Nashville gem
eral mortgages were steady Mt Oslo, Richmond and
Allegheny lres at 80, and Richmond ard Danvllle
frsts were % lower at 9s. Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern rsts were q higher at 99, but
Wabash general mortgages sold at 81, against s32
the last reported sale. Denver and Rio Grands
cOnsOs were up 10 ut 90l2. Texas and Pacific in
comes. after 60 unchanged at 60l2 and tirsts.
Rio Grandc division were per cent higher at l9&
and Northern Pacific fists were q higher at 91St.
The Sub-Treasury to- lay lost S517.735 on balance.
made up by losses Of 1916, 1926 coin and Sl1O,SO9
currency. This makes the net loss since last FRIDAY
S5l6O5s. To-day's transactions covered: Receipts,
$944392; payments, 81 462, 1905 with results OK
O currency ba ance Of Alas, las and com ball
for redemption were $4,000 of the 1O6th and
sol. 100 of the 10th call The call loan market at
the Stock Exchange to-day was nearly Irregular, aa
was the share market, and reflected manipulation
for low rates; loans were made at 503G504 per
cert, The Clearing House statement today Is az
follows: Exchanges, 1915, 791; balances,
3,735. 275.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to.
day received $751;, 900 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were S012669
and the revenue receipts $749,92O
There Is real change in the markets for foreign
exchange. To-day being an off day the markets
were dull and the nominal askln rates for sterling
were reduced l. cent to S4S6l2 and 81 90 for long
of business we leave our quotations for
actual transactions unchanged as follows: Bankers
bills, 81 S5l20$4 1914 and 81 S9l2a$i s9s4 for
long and short sterling respectively; 0;19 and
Ola for fTancs 9434 and 9oos tor relchmarkSt
and 40 and 40l2 for guilders
In London British cOnsos were steady at
100 IL for money. but for account were higher
Mt 100 1916 United States As off ls, but
closed at l2Ols and the 4l2s were up Il at ll5ss.
American railways all opened lower that saturdays
closing, the decline Lying from Il to D per cent,
me latter being for Reading. Later there were
some partial recOyerles from the lowest figures.
The Bank of England gained $4,000 bullion on
balance. At Paris French per cents were lower
AT SO. so francs and sight exchange OH London was
tiTmer at 253 francs TO the L.
The receipts of -four and gan at the principal
tie this 10 III lay March