New-York tribune., 1882-02-16

In State bonds the Tennessee 6s were still the
feature of the dealings, and while they were still
feverish between 5ll2 and 53l4 they closed lls
higher than on yesterday at 53ls. Alabamas, class
A. were l2 lower at s03i and Virginia Is deferred
declined per cent to Ia. Missouri 6s, 1SsS, sold
at 1922. OF city bank stocks Leather Manufac-
turers' sold 90 at 40.
Railroad bonds were active and some further sharp
declines were recorded followed later by some par
tial recOveries. Missouri, Kansas and Texas trsts
cons0ls were 81 higher at 1033 but the seconds de-
cned 1a to 81 and the general mortgages
fell from S03s to 77l2. Wabash general mort
cages dropped from S5la to S0l2 and recovered
to 81 and the old mortgages of the Wabash
system were weaker small sales. Eric
second consos declined from 9S5s to $50
9Sl Boston, Hartford and Erie iirss, after selling
down to "a, closed at 5jl4-an adyaLce of d on
yesterdays last price. c.. c. and l. C. incomes Wero
2per cent higher at 81. Chesapeake and Ohio
currency interest debts lis lower at 90, Canada
Southern frss declined d to o. and st. Louis and
Iron Mountain frsts, Cairo and Fulton branch, de-
clined to 1O71s Ohio Central irsts Il lower at
9j3i and the incomes q lower at 3S$ Ohio
Southern firsts were down ! per cent at so.
East Tennessee Virginia and Geo gia incomes were
off l2 at 5i the eOnsOs being steady at n. Louis
vile and Nashville general mortgages declined from
81 to 954O96. The various issues of Pacific OF
Missouri and of Missouri Pacific were easier. Rich
mond and Allegheny frsts sold at 49, Lake Erie and
Western incomes at 81, and Toledo, Delph0s and
Burlington incomes at 20. Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern tiTsts declined to 99a99l2, aud IT.
Paul and omaha cOnsOls to 1O0l. Denver and Rio
Grande irsts declined L to 113, and c0nsols = to
1O3l2. Texas and Pacific incomes were down lSs
per cent to 63a4 the frsts, Rio GTande division,
beng steady at 1913, after S0I4079"s. Northern
Pacific tirsts were L lower at 81.
he m gained LIS
ance made up by gains of $373,7lS coin and rS,O2S
currency. This makes the total gain since Friday
- AL ,331. Money to-day was more active, ana q
good proportion of the business was done a. d per
cent plus commission of 1-04 and exceptionally
of l-32 per cent. But i'll the last half hour the
rate fell to and per cent. But 1t Is noticeable
that for the whole amount loaned at those rates
per cent could have been obtained II had not been
the object of the almost single loaner to make the
rate as low as possible. The domestic exchanges
again are working against New York. At St. Louis
the rate on this city has declined to 20 cents DIS
count at Chicago to 75 cents discount ut Boston
to cents discount.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived $2lS000i in National bank notes & lor o6 IC-
demptiOn. The customs recelpts were Ptt,Ggo,S1',
House statement to-day is as follows; Exchanges.
$I3G. 500 $50 BALANCES. S4,6l397s. Inc transae-
tIons ut the Sub-ITeasury covered: hec'iptS'
81 146 o63: payments, $76i,5l7 currency ba.-
ance "a 5s6. .9s4; coin balance $50 I6l4.
The foreign exchanges to-day were aull, % an, 40 t
consequence the asking rates were little easier but
for actual busineSs there is no change. we quOte:
Bankers bills, 81 s4&$4 S44 and 81 S9i23$4 90
for long and short sterling respec lively DOS ana
1910 for francs 9I5s and 953 for reichmarks; ana
40 and 40l2 for guders.
In London British cOnsols were strong ana
higher, but the difference between money and se-
connt-Only fourteen days-is a per cent; l0r
money the advance was from 100 LILO 10
100 5-16, and for account from lOOl4 to 100 "-l0'
United States bonds opened strong at O3s Tor con-
tinued Js at 1l63 for the 4ls, and 10 loi Tue fs;
later the quotation is ll1l2 eA-nterest Tor the ~
and 1912 ior the h. American railways MeIe lII
regular and generally lower. The Bank OF England
gained E343,OO0 bullion on balance. Al fars,
French per cents declined to s1.90, aud recovered
10 50 20 against So last evening, and slght exchange
on London was down TO 1926 francs to the /; d.
AT meeting of the trustees OF the CltHGhs SS,-
ings Bank held tine l4th lust, Mr. Ed%afd A.
Oamtard was elected president. He held TINS posi-
ton from 1870 to 1850, when he resigned, expect,
ING 10 make his residence abroad lie was succeed,d
by the late Seymour A. Bunce, whose position he
now assumes. 80, Oh
MIR. William NJ Parks, an old member Of the st3Sk
Exchange has associated with him hlS son, DIT ".
j. Parks under the firm name OF W. M PARKS %
Son. for the transaction of stock commission
business.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
n : i