New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-25

In state bonds Tennessee 6s were weaker at 49S4
G4Sl2 against so yesterday Alabamas, class ~
sold at s42 Virginia oonsols at 90; Missouri 6S 10
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad, 1856 and 1881
at 1O6 and Ohio Gs ut Ill. OF city bank stocks
fifty shares America Mt 100
Thedcaling iii railroad bonds only to moderate
amounts and the movements of prices were Irregular
Erie second consols opened up IL per cent AT 0l%i
declined TO 90 and closed at o. the total sales
amounted only $4,000. Missouri Kansas ana
Texas first consols were ls easier at lO4's
seconds were /, lower at 6S, and general
mortgages were u lower so. Boston Hartford
and Ere firsts were steady 5ll2. c., c. and Z.
incomes declined 1 per cent to Oh Lehlgh ana
Wilkesb barre consols at l04 were q lower thah lhc
last previous sale. Canada Southern hrSlS Weie
steady at o.. Ohio Central incomes declined
10. 10 3S14 and Ohio Southern hrsts were
lower at SG0S7 East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia incomes were off 81 per cent to
51l2 Oregon Railroad and Navigation frsts were
up l2 at l07. Missouri Pacific thirds sold oil PER
cent to 1902. International and Great Northern
firsts sold at 1O714d107 ST. Louis. Kansas Guy
and Northern frsts. Omaha division, at
113Q112lo. and indianapolis Decatur and
Springfield frsts at 103l2a 1884. Rochester
and Pittsburg incomes rose from AZ
to AZ. Richmond and Danvile trSts were
3. lower at 90 ST. Paul IS sold at 1922 and hrsts,
Lacrosse division. at 1872. st. / and Omaha
firss declined TO 1908, but recovered and closed
unchanged at 1919. St Paul, Minneapolis ana
Manitoba frsts Il lower at 1922. Wabash
general rnortg cages declined i TO S3l2 Denver and
Rio Grande consols were off - at l03. and Kansas
Pacific consols l. at lO3l2; the rsts. Denver divls
ion being l. higher at 1898. Texas and Pacific In
comes declined from 6Sl2 to G6la67. and hrStS
Rio GraDde division, after selling at 81 closed at
- N,r horn popif ic heller
The business of thc Sub-1rcas1ry Tor the week
ending tonight includes The receipt Of Sl],2S3. 132
and the payment of s7,4337s9. The result is
raiu to the general balance Of SOS i99i3, and
leaves il at $50, 041 sol against TS5. l94S5S March
II. The particular chaaecs OF the week were q
coin gain of $6G7S,212 and currcncS gain OF
Sl7I 73l. To-days transactions covered: Receipts,
81, 1893, S4; payments 500. 333; with results
OF a currency balance OF $i,326.4oO ana
coin balance Of S;S571S,3l5. As the weeks re-
cepts include $G,000,0U0 coin received from the
Philadelphia Mint the Sub-TTeasury operations for
the week will affect tO-moTTOW's bank statement
oniy to the extent of gains of S67s2l2 II com ana
SILL 73i il currency. The money market to-day
worked easier. and the highest and common rate for
call loans at the Stock Exchange was . per cent
there tho uSna! low rate for brokers balances III
the last hour Their are no noteworthy changes IN
The dnotaions for the domestic exchanges. The
Clearing House statement to-day is follows EX-
changes Sl62. 94S sos balances, S3,G6G,5lO
The United States Treasurer AZ Washington TO-
day received 1880 900 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were Sllo,S34,
and the revenue receipts $3.50, sos.
The foreign exchanges are dun, ana IN the ap-
sence of business hear of no intended gold OK
ports Tomorrow. Raies, however, are FULLY steady
at the annexed quotations for actual business:
Bankers bills 81 SGl2 and 81 S93 for long ana
short sterling respectively and D. 10 and 5.l43I for
francs "a Is and 95Si for rechInaIks: and DO and
4O5s for guilders
In London Bri ish consols were steady and I'M
changed at 100 3-l6 for money and 100 5-I6 for
account, United States bonds were steady and the
quotations for As are l. higher at 1872. and FOR
4l2s Is higher at ll6l2, the continued 5s beng
steady at l04l2. American railways generally
were lower Illinois Central and Lake Shore stock
being marked EXCEPTIONS the declines ranged from
Il for Central and Hudson TO Il per cent for Read
ing / he Bank of England gained 100000 bullion
on balance. At Paris French per cents rose from
S3O5 to S3. 2JaS 17l2, and sight exchange Oh
London was sitter al %. 20 francs 10 the {.
All coupons due April l and the principal Of all
bonds due on that date, issued by the airoad
Equipment Company secured by rolling stock fur
nished TO railroads under car-tfust form, viii be
paid on and after that date at the offices of Post,
Martin a Co.. No. "a Pine-st., New York, and j.. I.
Clark 81 Co.. No. 30 South IhIrdst., Fhiladel phia.
The coupons due April l, 1882. from the general
mortgage six per cent and consolidated mortgage
eIght per cent bonds of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad company VIII ne paIu DI John -
Cisco ~ SON
The company's full report of its business etc, for
the wear 1881 not beiLg yet ready. the Wabash ST.
Louis and Pacific Railroad Company has furnished
o copy of its income account fer the year. The
result shown is that the earnings for 1851 were
81 lA2122 less than the sum required TO meet the
first charges against surplus, on the same basis of
SLOlQlS2 for 1880 and that the total detci, for
Ssl after the payment OF 81 ,329, 9lS dividends on
the preferred stock is $2,472O4O. from which. de-
dnctIug the surplus OF ooU there lett deficiency
in the income account OF $l,452.SJs Subjolned II
the statement compared with that of 1850:
1880. 1881.
Miles of road ope am o..o 90,