New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-18

State bonds were neglected. but Tennessee 6s were
nm from Al, to 50l2G 80. OF city bank stocks
American sold j2O) at 1872. Central National ga at
125. and German American 5O) at %.
There was only moderate dealing In railroad
bonds but prices for all the speculative kinds were
higher. and in some instances the advances were
largo Ere second consOls opened down - at 93l4.
but later rose to 9Gh a 96ls Boston. Hartford and
Erie irsts rose 3 per cen; to 81, and Rome Water
town * Ogdensburg irsts were mp
%, at s53i Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Hrsts were steady at l03 G. c. Il |. I.
incomes advanced from 40 to 55. Central OF
New-JeIScy incomes per cent to 30, ana ones
speake and Ohio frss, series b, were ll2 hgher III
so. Mobile and Ohio frsts debentures declined to
ST. OHIO Southern incomes rose from 27S4 to 81
METROPOLITAN Elevated firStS were steady at lOlH
1904, East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia con-
soils were unchanged at 10, but the incomes were l
per cent higher al 81 L. Rochester and Plttsbg III
come, advanced from 40i2 to 423l, and Richmond
md Danvllle irsts were 81 higher at 9s$4. Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Is sold at 1868 l25 4. St
Paul and Omaha consols rose y to 997s and Wa
bash general mortgages were iuctuatiug between
So and S2?. against Sfl2 yesterday. Denver and
Rio GrauAc frsts were ny : at ll3, ana cohSoiS
were i higher at lO2, AM Kansas racine cohS"iS
rose 8, TO 1928 Texas AMI Pacific incomes AT
Yanced from R26s to 90 CAS- and tirsts Rio GTande
division ROSE from 81 TO s2l2a N2l4.
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endu. tonight includes The receipt Of S",Sl $50
and the payment of S7,Nj0.922. he result Is
gain To fhe general balance OF Sl,9Gu, 10, ana
leaves II at $50 1914, SOS against ISL 2J6l43 March
10. The particular changes OF the week were
coin gain of $2.lO7.l"2 and currency loss OF
Sl4G.479. To-day transactions covered Receipts
81 Q27 so payments, Sl,427lS2; with rc'nlS
OF currency balance Of Sll54,753' and
coin balance of $79OlO.l03. The money mar
lct To-day. after early loans at and per ce1t,
was more active. and per cent was Inc
prevailing aud closing rate for call loans al me
Stock Exchange. The domestic exchanges on New
York at interior points are not mateIIiiy changrd
from Yesterdays quotations. The Clearing House
statement today is a. ota i 2YG Exchanges
The United States Treasurer at Washington 10
day received $l64,O0O ia National bank notes for
redemption. The customs Zee receipts were @'6''el4'
and the revenue receipts $3S5,OI4.
The foreign exchanges are more active an rates
are frncr, bur the pressure of borrowed bills on
stock cOatcTals keeps the rates below the specie
shipping point. For actual business quote rates
as follows: Bankers bills, 81 Sl@i and - ~ for
long aud short sterling respectively; 5.l93l and
6.l57s for fruncs 9l4 and 90'S for reichmarks;
4nd Al and 4Oos fOI guildeTs.
In London British conscls after opening steady
declined l. to 100 1-l0 for money and 3-l6 10
100 3-lG for account. United states dig per cent
Bonds of Il at Z, aud the As were = lower
at 1905. American railways were .eguIar but
generally were higher Icing controlled en- lTeiy by
yesterdays quotations from the home markets he
fank of England gained GI17,000 bullion on
balance At Paris French per cents were weaker
at So l29, sight exchange On London rising 10 FOOL
francs % the e.
Mr T. T.. staples No 1Vo @ az ptoU ,'
cert bon Is of the FlatbusL Water Works Company.
The gross earnings of The Denver and Rio Gr;nde
Railroad Company are reported as follows:
1850 1881. 1852
N,.,o,,cr a. miles DOL LOOP
e. i s ssi S5s5i I :l2&
The following shows the imports Of dry goods at
the Pot If Ncw-YOrk for the week ending March
II, and since the beginning of the year, as com
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years:
Fort 1850 1881. leN2
Tuterr! a. the port S3.5SOJoJ S43o'6iS S54ln'Ol
Thrown markell. O,JZ]o3J ICN5,4I4 o,J-'"3'
Enierei 81 the port S8l507s3 "9Al4.28l 3lG67on3
ILIOWA iuAfACL... So&o5'it oOOS',4Oo o0'J 1905