New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-28
Among State bonds. Louisiana consol

Among State bonds Louisiana consol
active, and sold up to 50 A, and later at 81 ,
Tennessee 6s were dull and lower at 40, a. -.
ginia Is deferred sold at IA. OF city bank stock
Importers and Traders sold 800 at $50, and Co
merce (23J at 149.
a moderate but well distributed business was
done in railroad bonds, and with few important
changes in figures. Erie second co1sol5 closed with
an advance of H. at 05l, after settling down TO
94i2 and funded IS sold at 90G91I2. and first con-
sols at l26l20126l. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
general mortgages were Il higher, at S0lt.
Boston, Hartford and Erie frsts rose from
51i2 to "a. Central of New-Jersey convertibles
sold at 1150116, and American Dock and Improve
ment new IS at 81. Canada Southern firsts were
steady at 81. Ohio Central incomes were off ! per
cent at 80, and Ohio Southern incomes were up 3
per cent to SO. Metropolitan Elevated frsts were
firm at 1O1 ls010ll. East Tennessee. Virginia ana
Georgia incomes L higher at SO. indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western seconds sold
at 76075ls, and International and
Great Northern frsts at 107 There
sales of different issues Of the Chicago
st. Paul and Milwaukee Company, console ,
1903, frsts Southern Minnesota at 10ih, t-st.
La Crosse division at 100, frsts Iowa and Mmte-
sofa at 12Ols frsts Chicago and Milwaukee at III,
frsts Hastings and Dakota at 1145s01147s, sld
frsts Iowa and Dakota extension at 120i2 ST. PaI1
and Omaha consols were active and firm at 10i0
1O11s. Wabash general mortgages were bsrely
steady at S3si. Denver and Rio Grande consols
were u higher at 10312, and Kansas Pacific cons1it
were 4 better at 1884, Texas and Pacific inconG5
were active and rose from 67si TO Co. the irsts of
Rio Grande division being steady at S33l@S3is,
Northern Pacific frsts advanced to 80, and New
Orleans and Pacific frsts were steady at S73s
C..1, IT. I,,y
balance, made up by gain of 1868 900 currency
and loss of 49,, 81 coin. The days transactions
covered: Receipts, S1,O3Is7O; payments.
$1.OO61S5; currency balance. S4,4l1.35O: criu
balance, $50, $40 s3s. This makes the net gain on
balance since last Friday, $2O9,3S7. The money
market was easy at "A per cent for call loans on
ordinary Stock Exchange collateralalthOugh during
the last hour there was little furry that carried
the rate to per cent the last loans were made at
per cent There is no change in the domestic ex-
changes on NewYork and the quotations are az
last reported. The Clearing House statement to-day
is as follows Exchanges, $175,096,351 balances,
Sc, SOS, 1888.
The United States Treasurer Mt Washington to-
day received 1927, 900 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $S39,34Y,
and the revenue receipts S615,2O9.
The foreign exchanges-as usual on Mondays-aiS
dull but the rates are firm and unchanged. For az,
tual business We quote as follows: Bankers bills,
81 S6GS4 s6l2 and 81 s9si for long and short sterI.
ing respectively; and 5.19 and 5.142i for francs,
"a and 953l for reichmarks; and 40 and 4O0s for
guilders.
In London British consos were easier and de-
clined to 1O1 Lie for money and to 101 3-16 for
account. but later recovered 10 1Ol 3-l6 and 70
IO1 Il for money and account respectively. United
States bonds were stronger for continued 5s which
were up Il to 1O43i and for the Is, which were up
i, h,,tt ba 1locx we ia IL.
American railways were generally higher than SAT-
urday's prices, but the advance was only partial
response to the advance ofSaturdays home markets.
Bar silver was lsd higher at sd. per ounce. Tho
Bank of England gained $4,000 bullion on bali
ance At Paris French per cents recovered from
50 S5 to So francs, and sight exchange on London
rose to % 80 francs to the 6. Berlin dispatch
states that the Imperial Bank of Germany during
the week gained in specie 2.S60000 marks.