New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-17

State bond were inactive except for the Tennessee
IS, which under tho. favorable advices from tho
Tennessee Senate opened up 2s at go and later sold
at 59l2G59. Louisiana consols were higher at 87
OF City bank stocks fourteen shares of America sold
at 1853
While railroad bonds generally were dull, the
dealings included more than the usual number Of
issues but only to small amounts Erie second con-
soils declined from 96i2 to 9j7s Boston, Hartford
and Erie frss at 80 were L up from last previous
sale Chesapeake and Ohio irsts, series B, wers
steady at 81 l20S14 and currency debts sold at
47l4 ST. Louis and Iron Mountain IS, after
selling up to 81, closed at s0l4, decline of 4 per
cent. Metropolitan Elevated firsts steady at
1919. New-York, Chicago and st. Lous frsts,
Is easier at $685. and Louisville and Nashville gen.
eral mortgages were steady at $685. Missouri Paci-
fc consos sold at 1904. st. Paul consols we're 8
lower at 2ll2 and frsts Chicago Pacific and Wes-
tern division sold at 937s st. Paul and Omaha
cOnsOls were up ls at 1043i. ST. Paul and
Sioux City frsts sold at Ill, and Wabash general
mortgages were up l a 10 S2l2. Denver and Rio
Grande consOls declined to lois and Kansas
Pacific consols y lower at lO3. Texas aud
Pacific incomes were off 1l2 at 63i2, Northern
Pacifics Il lower at lO1, and New-Orleans and
Pacific fTsts were steady at s5l2.
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost $121.95S on bal
ance made ND by coin loss of Sl22. $780, less cur
rency gain Of 1877. This makes the total loss SINCE
last Friday $59S, sol. The known engagements for
specie shipments by tO-mOrrow's steamers arc
81 400 900 but the steamers do not sail till late
in the afternoon il is possible that the amount of
actual shipments may be changed either by addi-
lions TO OF by Withdrawals OF some now intended 70
be shipped. Money today ruled easy at 3G4 per
cent probably the bulk of the business WAS done
at 3l2 per cent. Except at Chicago. where New
York funds have advanced TO 50075 cents pre-
rnium the domestic exchanges are as last quoted.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as
| follows: Exchanges $124,1l0321; balances,
| $6,6S0,417.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
| day received $529,000 IN National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receipts were $O39, 662,
| and the revenue receipts Si1s36O.
| The foreign exchanges were active. and large
| business was done at full rates for to-morrows
steamers. Rates for business quote as follows
| BANKERS bills - S7l4 and 81 80 for long and
| short sterling respectively; BIG and ol3i2 Tor
francs 95ls and 957s for reichnarks and 4O'4 and
| 405s for guilders.
In London British consols were steady at un-
changed figures; 1O1 1915 for money and lO2 lie
for account United States bonds were steady for
the continued 5s and the 4l2s at 1891 and 1l6 re-
spectvely and 80 higher at l23ls for the As,
American railways generally were lower; Central
and Hudson and Lake Shore showed the greatest
declines of any of the stocks that quoted. The
Bank of England to-day gained 5000 bullion
on balance. At Paris Freuch 8 per cents were
steady at s3.92l9 and sight exchange on London
was lower at 25.1Sl2.
The following is brief synopsis furnished IN adj
of the full annual report of the Chicago RocS
Island and Pacific Railway Companys business Tor
year ended March 81, 1882:
266, Sf3