New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-25

State bonds were quiet. Tennessee 6s were frmer
and closed at 81, after 81 y. against 80 yesterday
Virginia 6s deferred Z lower at H. and old IS
sold at So Aabamas class A. brought slla.
More than a usual business in city bank stocks
was done, including New-York C10 at l43, Mer-
chants Exchange 10) at 80, Central National (58)
at 1875 Phoenix (20j at 1882, and Merchants C2O at
130
Business in railroad bonds was dull and prices
were lower, but there was late general improve.
ment IN prices that was sympathetic with the move
ments of the share markets. Erie second consols
rallied from % to 06si G96li. Missouri Kansas
and Texas seconds declined 1l2 to 80, and recovered
10 81, and the general mortgages were 81 lower at
77l4 after 77077l2 Boston, Hartford and Eric
frsts sold at 54052l20539 against 53is
yesterday. c., C.. s. |. C. incomes were steady at
5505sl2. Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series b. de-
clned from 793i to 7S07S34, and currency inter-
est debts per cent lower at 40. Ohio Central
first declined to 81 2. East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia cOnsols were off Is at 1873 but the incomes
were q higher at 527s. Louisville and Nashville
general mortgages were steady at 054U95l2.
Rochester and Pittsburg incomes sold at 3Sl2G39.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern firsts were
l4hgher at 993i, and St Paul and Omaha
consols also Il higher ut 100. Wabash general
mortgages improved u to 83, and Great Western
seconds rose TO 102. Denver ard Rio Grande consols
were weak and declined to 90, and Kansas Pacific
consols were of "a to 1929 1921, frsts, Denver
division, selling at 10649 l07l2. Texas Pacific in
comes were l. higher at SO, and firsts, Rio Grande
division, Ii higher at So Northern Pacific firsts
declined - to 90 i2
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt OF So 1908
aud the payment OF "a, 1885, 26S. The result IS
gam to the general balance of 81 1913, I5l, and
leaves 1t at Sse Os2 against $50 293 feDru-
airy H. The particular changes OF the week 0 were re
S14735. These changes. together with the known
movements of funds during the week. Indicate that
to.morrow's bank statement will show loss OF
over 49, 600 900 in the total reserves. The engage
ment of gold for tO-mOrrOw's steamer IL known TO
he S1,O25,000 and probably for an additional
$500 600. Money to-day ruled firm at q per cent
to that plus 1-l6 commission, until during the
last hour when the fell to 3G3l2 per cent Inc
domestic exchanges on New-fork are ~ las' quoted
The United States Treasurer at Washington TO-
dav received $4,000 in National bank notes Tor
redemption The customs receipts were S9O932
and the revenue receipts $269,S64. The Clear
ing House statement to-day Is as follows: TX
changes 81 81 $50, 1872 balances $5,5l2l51. The
trans cons at the Sub Treasury covered: Receipts,
S1,417062 payments, $s9l 20 currency Oaiahce'
81 654 SOB coin balance. $S3,4274il;
The foreign exchanges are moderately active az
firm rates, which for actual business we quot, as
follows: Bankers bills, - S5$i and 81 o99i0
81 80 for long and short sterling respectively 5l9
and s. IA for francs 943 and 95os for reichmarks;
and 40 and 40l2 for guilders.
In London British cOnsOls were steady and I'M
changed at 100 1-16 for money and 100 3-l6 for
account. United states bonds were lower; cOntin-
ued IS at 1882, 4l9s at Is and is at ll0l}, with
n late recovery to 1884 American railways
opened at a sharp decline from yesterdays closing
figures, but later made partial reCoyeres, 50 that
dispatch dated 2 p. IN. stated that the market for
American securities "Opened strong at Onehalf a
dollar higher than the equivalent of the New
York prices"-a statement that betrayed an error
in the seuseless calculations assumption of g-
norance ON the part of those who were expected TO
read the dispatch. The Bank of England gained
c23O 900 bull ou on balance, principally by arrivals
from America At Paris French per cents rosa
from 81. 50 to S2.92l2 and sight exchange on L0n-
don was down to 25.2S francs to the +.
The North River Construction Company calls on
its stockholders for another instalment of 10 per
cent of their subscriptions, payable March 10, az
the TreasuTeTs Office, No. 20 Nasslu-st. Transfer
books closed FROM February 20 to March II.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported: - ~ - No.