New-York tribune., 1882-04-19

In State bonds Louisiana consols sold at 833.0
G5os Tennessee 6s were less active than they
have been for several days, and their price declined
from 55ls to J34. Virginia 6s deferred sold at 10,
and North Carolina special taxes at ia. OF city
bank shares the only sales was seven shares of Shoe
and Leather at 100.
Railroad bonds were only moderately active, but
were quite irregular. Erie second consOls declined
to 93ls and finally sold at 94, but the closing quo
taton was 03l2G 1884. About the same variation
between the last sale and the later quotations will
hold good with majority of the bonds hereafter
mentioned. Missouri, Kansas and Texas generalmort-
cages sold Il higher at 105, seconds L higher at
62i2, but the general mortgages were l2 lower with
sales at s2 Lehigh and Wikesbarre consols declined
Z to 1922 Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series b.
were off Il at S124 and currency debts "a at 45s4.
Canada Southern frsts were strong at 95l2. East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consols were Il
lower at 74$i, and incomes were il higher at Ash.
st. Paul cOnsols were strong at 121i2 and hrsts
Southern Minnesota division were 30 higher at 1O7.
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern trsts rose to
1922 and st. Paul and Omaha consols declined from
1O3 to 1929. Wabash general 6s were barely
steady at 79l20S0. Denver and Rio Grande frsts
advanced to ia. Texas and Pacific incomes were
per cent lower at 63Ss064 and firsts Rio Grande
division declined from S27s to s1a0s24.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained $4,000 on ball
ance, made up by currency gain of S35,O33 less
coin loss of $S973. This leaves the net loss since
Friday at $4O6,O19. To-days transactions covered'
Receipts, 81, 10Y PSI, including $1000,O00 coin
from the Philadelphia Mint pay ments, 81, ,0s1.l91;
currency balance, $4.015,418; coin balance,
$50, ,522. Money to-day ruled at about per
cent for call loans on pledge of ordinary Stock Ex.
change collateral there was spirit of activity
that made the rate 8 per cent for a few minutes,
but the last rate was per cent. Ihe domestic
exchanges as last quoted.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as
follows: Exchanges $153,O9i,6lo; balances
$5.916,524. -
day received S369,OOO in National bank notes fog
redemption. The customs receipts were $o6O,750
and the revenue receipts. S255,OSl.
The exports of produce and merchandise for the
week endiag to-day are valued at II ,224,3l2 less
than for the same week of 1881, and this despite
increasing. Foreign exchange to-day was rather
firmer, and for actual business we quote rates as
follows Bankers bills, 81 S6si and 81 SO for long
and short sterling respectively; DIS and DBL for
francs 95 and 957s for reichmarks: and 4Ois and
40i2 for gullders.
In London British consols are quoted " un-
changed" which, if it means from Saturday, Is
1O1 11-16 and 10l 1915 for money and account
respectively United States 4l2s are Il higher ao
11Sl2; the other issues were not quoted. American
days decline in the home market, and the last
quotations were the lowest of tho day. AT Parls
French per cents were S4.15, sight exchange on
London being 25.24l2 francs, to the t. A Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany shows an increase OF
7,7S0,000 marks specie:
The gross earnings OF the following railroads arc
reported