New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-08

Among State bonds, Tennessee 81 again were ac-
tive and weak the price declined from SOLE to 4S20
4S3. Virginia 6s deferred were of per cent at 10.
All other Issues neglected.
The business in railroad bonds generally was
small and included only limited number of issues.
Prices were weak where there was any activity.
Erie second consos sold to the oxtcnt Of 1890 900,
at prices ranging from 05 l2G033, to 96H9fl2.
against 90 yesterday. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
first consols 81 lower at 1912 after l01. and
the ami m9r re weIe % ~
c., O. and l. &. incomes declined ] per cent
TO So. Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, series b, sold
down to 77G77os and currency debts were off per
cent at IA. Canada Southern hrsts were I2 weaker
az o. Ohio Central irsts sold down 10 "a, the in
comes being steady at 81 and Ohio southern frsts
declined to So. New-YOrk Elevated frsts wero
steady at 1l6. East Tennessee, virginia and Geor-
gia cOnsols were better at 73l2073lg. but the In
comes were l2 lower at 81. Louisville and
Nashville general mortgages again declined
to 81, and Richmond and Danyii,e iirsts fell
to 1908. Central and Hudson consOs brought
1892. Cleveland and Pittsburg fouIths 1O9 and
New-YOrk, Pennsylvania Ond Ohio incomes sold at
Az. st. Paul tirsts southern Minnesota, were
easier at 1033l0 l033s. and st. Paul and Omaha
Rapids and Northern frsts sold at 9o7s. Denver
and Rio Grande consols weak at 1904, and
Kansas Pacific cOnsols declined to lOll2. Texas
and Pacific Incomes were p lower az o. and frsts,
Rio Grande division, per cent lower az 1914.
Northern Pacific irsts were steady at 9S and Colo
RADIO Iron and Coal Is declined to 90
balance made up by loss Of S537 ,2l0 coin less
n currency gain of S42 1919. This makes the net loss
since Friday SIO73,522 To-day's transactions
covered Receipts 81 ,302, 1885, payments l,ss7 100;
the currency balance is 81 800 439 and the coin bal:
ance $50, sob Bonds to the amount or
81, 400 go Of he 10Th call were redeemed at tho
b-Treasury to-day aud the money market
received the benefit of that sum in addition
to the difference between the receipts and
payments reported in the regular daily statement,
Yet money to-day was IN only moderate
supply at sos per cent and later at per cent for
brokers' balances. | he domestic exchanges on New
YORK at the places named are quoted as follows:
Savannah, lsdas premiumj Charleston, is01A
premium; Newt Orleans, S1 20OS2 premlunj St.
LOUIS 20 cents premium; Chicago par to 20 cents
premium; Boston, l6 % cents discount. Tho
Clearing House statement day Is as follows;
Exchanges 1896 1S4,45S; balances, $6,526, So.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received S26S, $50 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were SIo3,40S
and the revenue receipts $26s, 560
The foreign exchanges were dull Tor to-InorrowS
steamers and therefore rates are quoted as easier,
but as any business in sight bills would require
are firm at above specie exporting points. Wa
quote: BankerS bills, 81 S54 and - S9ss
for long and short sterling respectively; 5.l9 and
g. Ia Tor francs 9434 and 95os for relchnarks; and
40 and 40l2 for guilders
In London British consols we're Il per
cent higher at 100 Gle for money and 100
1915 for account. United States bonds are
ouoted steady and unchanged" which should
mean 1854 for continued 5s. 115l2 for 4I2s and
40 for As American railways, of course, wera
of our closing prices rather than 10 our lowes1
prices If Yesterday. The Bank of England gained
EZ2O, 900 bullion on balance. Bar silver was
lower at 81 7sd. per ounce. At Paris French 3 per
cents from 81 to o4O7l2 francs.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are