New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-10

Y. a. 1907 ros l2i ms u cur.Gs 1899 40 49,.
Very little done in STATE bonds Tennessee
Go steady at 5s2i, Alabainas class sold 10
So Louisiana consos brought 81.
City bank stocks were more than usually
dealt in, and the sales included Park ,47 al
160 Fourth National % at l22 Chatham (2j
at 1875, Central National 10 at l25, and Cont.
mental 25D at 1909 121.
The dealings in railroad bonds were not n i'm
portant amounts, and there no developments
of significance. Erie second consos were dealt IN
only to a moderate amount but after selling at 80
they were ls higher than yesterday at 94os. and
first consolidated Is were steady at 1868. Ms
souri,, Kansas and Texas first consols y lower
at 1852, seconds steady AT 81, and general mort
cages OFF ls at 50. Metropolitan Elevated first.
were up y at 1922. Oregon Railroad and Nayiga-
tion frsls, at 1922 were u higher. New-York,
Chicago and st. LOus frsts, eX-JIne coupon de-
cned r. but recovered again and closed az s9ia.
Louisville and Nashville frsts were of d at 1914
New-YDrk City and Northern general mortgages
rose to 81, and Rochester and Pittsburg incomes
declined to 1854. Norfolk and Western generals
sold at l07s Lake Erie and Western frsts at lot y,
Nashville, Chatsnoo ga and st Louis hrsts az 1914
Morris and Essex consOls at 1875. Harlem c0nsois
at l3l % International aud Great Northern rsts at
JO5 and Houston and Texas Central firsts, ma Ii hne
at 1I2Gil17s st Paul and Omaha cOnsOls were 4
oil at 1854. Wabash general Gs at s04asO wero
21s lower than the last previous sale Kansas Pa
ciic consols were Is higher A. 1884 Texas and
Pacific frsts Rio Grande division i lower at
s2Qs2I4; Atlantic and Pacific frsts were - higher
M 99It Northern Pacific irsts were of l. at lCIl4
and New Orl, and Pacific tirsts were Il lower ae
S634 For majority of he bonds mentioned #
there had been late transact iOES, the DgLes would
be lower than those named.
The Sub-Trea.ury TO-DAY gained S4js S27 on
balance made up by $iO2 $40 currency and $500
94s coin This makes the MT gain since last Friday
$274OJl. IO-day's transaciIon covered: Re
ceipts II .247 5$7 payments SIS, 10; currency
balance ~, 1852 1885, coin balance, $Ss.5li,9l6.
The shipments of gold by tO-day's outgoing steam
ers was 100000; the amount already on tia
steamers to sail tomorrow Is S2,5O0,OOO but it
is probable that further $3.50, coo or $500 900 viii
| be put on board before sailing hours While tho
| shipments of last Saturday, to-day and tomorrow
make such heavy drafts On the Associated ba k5 sur
| plus reserves as oreduce them under $3,1ooOOU,
| they as yet have little effect on the local money
market 1t IS the disappearance Of tho last S25O0Oo
| of surplus loanable funds that effect the rateS-a
| email surplus, with money ut Sal per cent, Is as
ettectual larger one holding rates down. Hence,
! today money was obtainable on call al 3G4 per
cent the closing rate was the highest. There ara
| no important changes in the domestic exchanges;
| but at the West NewYork funds are hardening.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as
| follows: Exchanges ol3622l,o4Oj Daiances'
Sj,6l09i6.
day received S530OO0 i'll National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $oO9,1S4.
and the revenue receipts $f7S, l27.
The exports of merchandise from TINS port Tor the
week amounted to So 14f, l91, against 81 123,66f
for tie same week of 1881. 1t should be borne in
mind that these exports furnished SO much mme-
diate exchange to the market, while thd
demand for exchange on account of merchandise
imported is because of importation Oh three 10 four
months ago. What we ship Is cash. the majority
of what import is on credit The exchange
market is firm al full specie shipping points, and
tor business we quote as follows Bapkers, ollis,
respectively 516l2 and 5.l3l2 for francs; 80 and
90 Is tor reichmaTks and 40 and 4OoS for guders.
In London British consos were Lilo higher st
1913 for money and were steady and unchanged
at 10l "a for account. United states 4l2s were g
higher at 1888. and the As were y higher at 1888.
American railways promptly responded 10 yester-
days declines liz the home markets. Bar silver was
lsd. lower at Slid per ounce. The Bank OF Englsnd
to-day lost $4,000 bullion on balance: a. Al Pans
sight exchange on London was down to % 20 francs
TO the {. The Bank of Belgium advanced its rates
for discount to 4l2 per cent.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported:
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
1850 1881. 1852.
7 $5 5st s ssssS$ ' s..Ss
DENVER GRANDE.
.na, xs' 70 Nay 55 s59 s5ssS ssSss
The recelpts of -four ana gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 9th day OF May were:
New.Yor<.
Flour. sols.. 0-D4' 555Ss l'4as $50 $3.50 izS's
S Tas' 5 sssn g 'Ss ssSsS 2: fsS 3
Esf.oy bush. 1860 1866 $500 500 200 1890 1850. 300
rotai,m.h. % 800 1880 200 4OO6 $500 $500
The receipts ard shipments at and from Buifalo
to-day were '' ''"0" Receipts Shipments
r,,,r. ss,..... hh s &9Ss nh c'o.l :
- 5-oo, - oo;
y What 5d S%'n::: SSSSS szSS,
HSl S"' rccept; and sipuons-Hono reported
The following we're the receipts and shipments az
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day;
Receipts shipments
c(icagq M4wkee chic sgP Mlw .ts~.
xasa $3.50 sssS secs ssS2s ssss
oats push 43 s5e &s sSS s s59iS $50 $50
B Batey Sq bush. 8S.5si 1850 i,i57 Giss
rotAlDu.n. .279.93i 25.7Oo 49362s 2sslS
The following shows tho exports inclusive OF
specie from tho Port OF No." iorh 10 lorc'sq popss
ginning of the year, as compared with the cGrre-
spending periods of previous years
gs s:ysa s55Sssi tSt ss
alsneo jan O4 $3.50, 7O5 27O slI4lSo'Ss
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
Nay yn Ss s9 e.. RSnda otsas sT Ssss
eertfcaies 40 Erie soy do second consos % y New
Work Centra l2g Illinois Central 1879 PenDsyiN ANA Ui
trail 1873 Reading. 2ss EewYorh Ontario AMI "es'e''s
| 26aL 40 -. A. voxr ,.n,..t lea,u
Atlantic aud Great Western second mortgage trustees Ses
| uncates 10. Illinois Central ~ = RAJ, ..,
LoxpoS May % nl'ar silver is quoted nj '2'h 9'
r. -. 90, ,.,,o, 9Th
drawn from the England balance today u ts.S'
| InSpDN . y. M. advico- quote -ht'o 20
cent rsnte. at 22 confines for tho acc"nnL
| PARIS. IA $500 u m--ExOhAnxo On JnSob - H-
| checks 90
IoSpoS MAY 9--rhe Bank Belgium has Increased 10