New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-28

Among State bonds there was an active movement
in louisiana cOnsOls at prices ranging from 69I2 up
to II. Tennessee Is rose from 81 to 55ldG5 80, and
Missouri Gs 1889 1890 sold at l 4. There were
transactions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were even more than usually dull
OF Erie second consols there were sales only of
80 600 at 93I2a 04Q936s. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas general Is were exceptionally active and
strong. selling at S14 0s2l4GS2ls against so.
the last previous sale: the second consols were
steady at 62. Boston, Hartford and Erie irsts
declined 81 TO So and Canada Southern iirsts were
Oft - at 90. Metropolitan Elevated tirsts were
weak and fell OFF % TO 1881, and Chicago ST. Louis
and New Orleans IS were l per cent lower at 104.
Wabash new Is with three months accumulated
interest, sold at 94A094l2. Denver and Rio
Grande frsts and cOnsOls each were Il lower at
1125sG1129l and 1Ol12 respectively. Kansas
Pacific consols were j. lower at 1922, and Texas
and Pacific firsts Rio Grande division, steady
at S3ls0S3. NewOreans and Pacific declined Il
to So and Fort Worth and Denver iirsts were off Il
at 05l2. - 800. 800
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained 81 ,663400 on
balance made up by gains OF 81, 93O,323 com ana
S133OS7 currency rms makes ne t0tai gam r on
DAYS transactions covered Receipts, -, 7Z2,516,
including 81 100000 gold coin from the Philadel-
phia Mint payments, 81 ,O59lG currency bal
anoe, 80. 994,9 1881 coin balance S9l, 05OOOI. Inc
local money market was active, and per cent was
the low as we'll as the prevailing rate 70
call loans at the Stock Exchange. There was at
furry, however, that carried rates up to y per cent
and considerable business was done between ana
9 per cent. Later the rate decline TO per cent:
This was the first time since the partial repeal OF
the usury law that money has commanded more
than per cent, and besides the satisfaction OF pc
ing able TO obtain money at 109 per cent instead OF
a commission added to the legal rate, which at the
lowest was the equivalent OF - per cent per
annum, both lenders and borrowers seemed to be
pleased with the fact that they could pay and re-
celye the market value for money without pain OF
being indicted rs criminals. The domestic ex-
changes on New-York are as last quoted
The Clearinghouse statement to-day s as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $40, S90,256; balances,
fhe United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received $224,00O National bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were
1878, 600 ana the internal-reVenue receipts were
$27l OS6.
The foreign exchanges continue TO be duh and
rates are only steady at quotations. for business
as follows: Bankers bills, "a S5a4 and 81 $50 for
long and short sterling respectively; 519 and 5.157S
for francs: 947s and 91os for rechmarks and
40ls and 4Ol2 for gIllders
In London British consois opened Off Is ut 90 ZIG
for money and I-I0 lower at % GIG for
count, but later recovered to 90 GIG and 1895
respectively. United states bonds were quoted
higher: the continued 5s at 1882, and the rs at
l22l2 and later ut 1224. American rail-
ways opened lower, and aiterward, on
the II O'Clock quotations from New-York, recovered.
Bar silver was Lied. higher at 81 l5-16d. per
ounce. At Paris French 3 per cents rose from ST. 10
to S1.27l2 and declined 10 Sl.l7l2, and sight ex7
change on London was higher at 2o.l7 francs To the
c. Berlin dispatch says that the Imperial Bank
of Germany during the week lost specie 10 the
amount of 300, 900 marks.
The gross earnings of tho following railroads arc
repOrted
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
Number of mule. .... sseS6 s,s s,3 iS a,ssS