New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
BID. Asked gh AskeL
L. :. g. 81 cont lOl lOlla U. s. cur6s 1895 1928 -.
l. :. Js 81 cont 1854 1887 e. : cur IS 1896 l27 -
L. = 4ios,9l ia lii4 Z. cur 6s 1897 l29 .
L. s. i2s. 81 c...1l4 ia Z. ;. cur S. 1893 1923 -
Z. :. A., 1907 reg l7o l7H- e. : car ~ 1899 1870 ~
T. :. A. 1907 Use Dist of Col Boss 1861, i07i.

State bonds attract only little attention. Ten
Gs with small business, were q higher at
49ll Louisiana consols sold at G42l, and North
Carolina Consolidated As at so. The biddings for
the Arkansas Is were more general and at advanced
figures. but there were no transactions. OF city
bank stocks tlrrty-one shares OF American Exchange
sold at 126
There were few transactions in railroad bonds
that possess any significance and prices
irregular. Erie second cOnsos were active and de-
cliued sharply from 95l2 to 935s, and later ncov-
cred to 90. Missouri, Kansas aud Texas first con-
soils were Is higher at lO4l2, but the seconds
were off l per cent at SO, and the general
mortgages Il easier at s0l2G s0af
Boston, Hartford and Erie frs:s yielded from
52l4 to 5105I4. Rome, Watertown and O0lens-
burg iirss sold at S9G90. Lehlgh, and Nilkesbarre
aud the incomes sold sOasl. New Jer~y Central
incomes brought 9Jl2 Chesapeake and OHIO fiTsts,
series 3. were up = al SO, but currency debts were
off from As to 4Gl2Q474. Canada Southern tirsts
were ls lower at 937s Ohio Central firsts sold at
Ressee, virginia and Georgia incomes were
general mOrta gcs sOl at 972G 81, and fIsts, New
Orleans and Mobile division, at "a, and Richmond
and Danvllle frsts at 90 St. Paul and Omaha con-
soils were active, and rose from lOOos TO lOl. Va
bash general mortgages declined from SAL to s32.
Texas and Pacific Incomes were strongat % "a 66a
and firsts, Rio Grande division. advanced from So
at 9sl2-an advance of per cent
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained 1871, lo9 on
balance, made up by currency gam OF S4s.-
112 and coin gain Of $323647. This makes the
net loss on balance. since Friday, $i60,97S. To-
DAYS transactions covered Receipts 50 269 800 in
Gliding 81, coo gold coin from the Phlladephia
Mint payments, $685. 42 with results of cur
rency balance of $4,070.S12, and coin balance
of SSl ,G63 06S. The local money market
rather more active and per cent was the closing
rate at the Stock Exchange, after early loans at
and the bulk of the business had been done at
per cent. The domestic exchanges on New YORK
at the interior commercial centres practically are
unchangel from last quotations. The ClelrIng
House statement to-day is as follows: Exchanged,
S16S, 1853. 527 balances, $5.33i6l3.
The United States Treasurer at Washington 70.
day received 1884, 900 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were S7O4, Joy,
and the revenue receipts S296s53.
The NcW-IOTk Custom House returns of the eX-
ports of merchandise for tie week ending to-day are
~ sO0,595 for the same week of 1881 and
$S,146, ll3 for the same week of 1850. The for
egn exchanges were fairly active and rates were
firm, which for business quote rs follows: Bank
ers bills 81 S53iG "a SO and 81 s9l2G Il S934 for
long and short sterling respectively; and 5.l9 and
j.14$i for francs 0f7s and 052a for rcichmarks;
and 10 and 403s for guilders.
100 Lie for money and 100 $40 for account.
United States bonds responded to our own better
prices OF yesterday, and continued 5s were quoted
Il higher at lO4l the 4l2s, IS higher at ll6, and
the Is II higher at 1872. American railways
opened lower und generally further declined during
the day. The Bank of England gained 12l20Oo
bullion Oh balance. At Paris French per cents
declined to 25.27l2 francs 10 the E.
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