New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-15

= ,ta.e bends Tennessee tbs "eIe -. ~, =
u cent 10 50. Although there Is no pun
N"'l...nation OF any intended mmedla1e ac''o"
JIG authorities TO adjust its deoJ' the cnai
ps Wv go buving to-day was indicative OF private
SC't p a favorable nature. Virginia 0s HeielIeU
sc, a. +ra1sactions in city bank shares inclu leG
10" -, A. 133ls Park 81 at 100, and Shoe ana
1eather g at 100. Ill. doll
IT, j. little Of interest developed ny 'he u''.
I'.~,.,-oad bends. Prices were somevhd IL
-,o- and the transactions generally were onI' ~
-f,a,, amounts Erie second consois we're
,a+iro than of late but rose from ~ a - u"
-, N1sorri Pacific first consOs were OH = al IOt =
s,oo,fs al 63 were per cent lower than the '@Sl
- ale Boston. Hartford and Ere hrsts were
- AZ 4slo349. anu Rome, Watertown ana VS-
donsl,,c 6rsts at 80. Canada Southern i'Is''
1rare 4, higher at %. Ohio Central iISls yleu'u
,sr cent 20 81. Metropolitan frsts we're up - 4.
iO1l4 Louisville and NaSnyl1ie scnet,l, I " oil m
- ~ Qql, Central and Hudson coh-oi3 : va
%0oT cbigan Southern sinking funds L higher 40
"a Nichigan Central - steacy at 81 Long l9illl'
eohso"NN,,,-+ bSrn frsts nj 10Y Burlington, Cedar
panid. and Northern firsts were > night d.
ID : Paul and Omaha cOnSols were stedl a. -
a 1893 IT. Paul frsts southern 90 est-rn
o. lVV = - !, higher al ga Nanasn genera
- ~. recovered 70 80. Texas and lac.uc 5 5l
ccrs we're per cent lower al % y sL Vba-
80 div,sion were steady al = a o-+o ->Oi ii'l'i
ITs e-,+s rose 70 lOI l. and NeW-OfIc'1I4s 1-4u
la trsr. were steady al oo-4. -, -
m brs,nes,of the Suh-IreaslTy tlr me "t'N
I'M Tonight Includes the receipt Of H%ooo'4 a.
J H. navrent of II D. 70Z 664. he result Is q ."'.
- the general balance of S6O3V, ana l,@..' rl
$40 - e59 against -st.ol $40. AP-t-l g. 80
norfIcpl AT changes of the week were com los o
e fQf spt and currency gain of 49, : quay
franssl tons covered Receipts, 94'9oo,'Ig pay
me-. 81 DOB; with results OF a cuIIth,5 n"''
nf S4ll-.H3o, and com balance 6 V5 ~ .,-,-r
I+be AZ. L. receipts include o5.OJ0OOU com ron
fine PHI alelpla Mint. as aHrc'lS uo,i ~
lank statement the loss Is S9O3S DO M"ues "'
tba Stoct Exchange to-day was extremely c-S,''
and ruled at Sd4 per cent lor eau Ioaus 49,. ~.
foestic Exchanges on New-NOr6 o. the lh''iol
r0iuts ar- unchanged except 40 boston -rio 'I'
rate has declined 20 tOa3O cents discount;
The Clearing House itment io-ua' ~ ~
follows: Exchanges, e1io,e'"o4-' .o''
JO34 go. ,r-.t:..,- 90
day received S3tl 900 IN NajlohA bdHA -. ,.a
rederuut,ou The customs receipts were SoJ4t'cJ
and the revenue receipts SAL 900.
The foreign exchanges aTe stln weak WIN ooI- =
email supply of and small demand ior bills: 0l
actual business quote a. follows bankers u. U.s.
8 ssh and a. - for long and shoT stcILA5
Respectively 51sSs and 5.l5-4 lor francs ~ aAu
p5t. for reIchmarks and 4O4s ana 4U-2 lOI 9ulutIs
In London British cOnsOls were strong. aad adj
yanced T. per ccnf 10 1Ol Il-lG and lOI 1916 Tor
money cid account respectively. lited Sia;es
bonds were buOyant the continued D AZ lOiA2
ex-infere.t. tie i L2s 81 lis 1-lO and the a AT
L. HE. American railways were irregular Dat
generally lover and closed with htt.c OF T." re-
C0yerles. 5 Paris french per cents We're lower
al 81 and .Ight exchange Oh London rose 70 500
francs o. th" :.
Washington dispatch reports hat the deposits
nf eC.t.lers for retirement of National BANK CIR
culauon amount 10 $50. 100000, al increase o.
$500 600 tor the pas week.
The gross earnings OF tho following railroads are
reported.
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