New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-05

In State bonds Tennessee Us were 2 Weah'l DIT
Ash. Alabsmas, class A, sold at IS a. Missouri o'
IN Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, 1856 at loo'
and 1887 at 1O7; North Carolina consolidated rs
at s2Ie, and South Carolina consolidated o'
(}rown's) at 1O3, and non-fundables at III. vi Guy
bank stocks, Commerce sold l0) at 1872, fourth
National 800 at 12340125, and Continental l2l.
ut 1913. >.
The business in railroad bonds was only to small
amounts and in comparatively few Issues frices
generally were little better than steady Erie second
copsos. with very small transactions, were y
HIGHER at 95la Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
consols and general mortgages were unchanged al
1O5 and 50 respectively Boston, Hartford
and Erie frsts were 81 lower at 52 Central of New
Jersey consols sold at 112Q111l2; convertible at
~. and adjustments at 106ls 1864, and Lehlgh
and Wllkesbarre consols brought 1854. Chesa-
peake and Ono frsts, series B, were III higher at
S1s,. Canada Southern frsts were steady at 81
Louisville and Nashville general mortgages were
firm at 90 Bu rllngton, Cedar Rapids and Northern
frsts were ls easier at 997s and st. PauI ana
Omaha consols were firm at lO2. wabash general
mortgages were per cent higher at 50. texas ana
Paci6c incomes declined from IS to 66l2a67, but
frss Rio Grande division rose from 81 81 70 SIS
Northern Pacific trsts rose to lO0S4- ana New
Orleans and Pacific were ls on at o6ts.
The Sub-Ireasury to-day lost $9l9,556 Oh bal
ance made up By loss OF $gl3'5o6 CON- less f cur
balance since Friday S3,O17,3j9 ro-day's trans
actions covered: Receipts, Ss9S,762; payments,
SlslS.3ls: currency balance, $4,024,449; com
Sasnce' $50. s59.I43 Money to-day was easier
AT the Stock Exchange and after few early loans
at per cent the rates ranged from TO per cent.
The only notable change In the domestic exchanges
is an advance to 30 cents premium for New-lOrk
funds at ST. Louis. The Clearing House statement
to-day is as follows: Exchanges $145, 246;
balances, -, 363 Ssl.
day received 1927 900 In National bank notes for
and the revenue receipts 1927, 9J2.
The Custom House returns of the exports OF mer-
ehandise Tor the week are $6,665, 125, against
S5,sl7 425 for the preceding week, aud 80 O44, SIS
for the week of 1881. The exports OF gold by
todays steamers amount 10 S75O,O0O. The
foreign exchanges not active, or the ship
nents of gold would have been greater, but
rates firm at quotations for business as
follows; Bankers bills. $4 S6$4 and 81 S934 for
long and short sterling respectively; 5.lsls and
5.l4as for francs; 80 and 957s for Teichmarks;
and 4Ols and 4Oos for gullders.
The London Stock Exchange markets were re-
ported quiet British cOnsOs were steady at
lOl 7-l6 and 1918 for money and account respec-
lively. United States bonds were easier; 4l2S at
III 3-l6 and Is 120 9-16. American railways, as
usual responded to the change in the home markets.
and consequently were all lower in some instances
there were partial TecOveries during the day. AT
Paris sight exchange on London declined TO 25.26l2
francs to the 6.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported: