New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-21

from 19fS 10 1872 Arkansas ~ TO Ken hlNcI h''i'-
road sold at 81, and Missouri Gs, 1888, at 1lo[.
OF city bank stocks, Commerce sold 40 at 10 anu
America (2O) at 152.
moderate business was done in railroad bonds,
but prices. even for the speculative kinds. were
irregular. Ene second cOnsOls. after huctuatihg
between 953i all day. finally closed weak at
95lo Missouri Kansas and Texas issues were
noticoobly strong; first consOs up from 1882
70 1913 seconds from 63l2 TO 81 and the general
mortgages from so to 81. c. G. and |. L. incomes
welded per cent to 54l2. Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Consols were Il higher at 105. Chesapeake and
Ohio firsts, series b, were off p at 79i2 but the
currency debts were u better AZ 4Sl2. East Ten
nessee. Virginia and Georgia incomes were off i At
b2l, Canada Southern frsts were steady AT 9 ''
o. St Louis and Iron Mountain new IS sold at
81, Ohio Central incomes rose from 80 to 40 and
closed at 80 and Mobile and Ohio first debentures
were ., higher at So Richmond and Danvllle iirSts
declined to o. but closed unchanged at
90, and Louisville and Nashville hrs,s
were y higher at 81. st. Paul consois
were steady at 100, and frsts, Minnesota division,
were up d at 1884, St. Paul and Omaha consols
were active and advanced from 100 to 1908.
Wabash general mortgages sold at S3& 80 dsfl2
against S3lo Saturday. Denver and Rio Grande
consols sold up from 1921 at 102&a 1882.
Texas ana Pacific incomes were b higher at 65's
and the firsts Rio Grande division, after sales at
S2l2a -, closed at S2sl. Atlantic and Pacific irSts
brought 96l2, Northern Pacific frsts 0s@97l2 and
New-O Orleans and Pacific hrsts S7l2aNs.
The sub Treasury to-day lost$l17,975 on balance.
made NJ by a currency loss of $175,S3s less
coin gain Of S57, SOB. This makes the net gain
since Friday, S167 263. To-day's transactions COW
cred Receipts, 81 1856, 5G7 payments, 81 .GSL5l2;
with results of currency VA anCe OF Hdp--; 'oo
and com balance OF SI9,Z39,4Zl. lhc loca
money market ruled easy, and call loans were made
at ja per cent, the lowest being the closing rate
at the stock Exchange. The domestic exchanges
ON NeWl Ork at all the qu0tabc interior points are
not changed. The Clearing House statement to-ddy
is follows: Exchanges. Sl943|S'4Oo; bal-
The United safes Treasurer at Washington 70
dav received S2S3,O00 in National bank notes tol
redemption. The customs receipts were 9'J"oIo,
and the revenue receipts 9515,l13.
The changed temper OF the foreign eNchahG'S
noted III Saturdays market was more pronounced
TODAY. and while buSiueS, was dull rates we've adj
vanccd to points that make gold shipments proil-
able if there is any business done. Seemingly the
1or Ti,i H. onate for business as fol-
lows: Bankers bills, II ST and - $50 for long
and short sterling r'sPedfH6yGay ana 2IV II
md 40 and 1908 for gulideTs.
I'm London British cOnsols were quiet ana STEADY
nj 10l IL q for money and lOl $40 Tor account.
United States continued 81, early were quoted as
Up - per cent at 1O4l2 but later came at lOi the
4tos were u higher at OBS and the Is * up
at ll9ls. Quotations for American railways al
came higher based on Sa urday's lower prices. but
except loI Illinois Central, New-YOrk Central and
81. Idu, Tue ViO(dtIoio WIZ 10 ,t'N
day. The Bank of England gained $50. 600 bullion
on balance. At Pans French 3 per cents were
easier al So I2 and sight exchange on London de-
cllned TO 2J29l2 francs to the I.
Mcssis DOnncll, LausOn X Simpson advertise
their official appointment to the fiscal agency OF the
State of Kansas.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
BvRL1NG1oS, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
ls30 1881; l3s2 3
Number a miles 4i2 op4 ON
Ssaa4y VIC to M M Il %$35i 555s 566
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Number miles ........-.-.. ~ ~ $500 ~
Second week IN March .-.... S%b,19z $500 5000
January 10 March A.. 2l2,l03 El,3U Ooa6uO
The receipts of tOur and gran at inc principal
Atlantic ports this 2Oth lay of March
. Neyf s4i 9 g4 F ssaS b0 5fss
Wheat, bush....... 5000 ,727S 5000 ll$$g099
Corn. bush ...-..-. lt7i LOO c,t'U i-uuV
Oats, bush I1I,NU 9-tt b,oVO 1910
Rye, husi..-........ COZ ElO -.----
Barley Dush....... o3.ZJz
Total...... 2ss873 2s079 2l.2UO sO75
The following were the receipts and shipments at
aud from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. shipments
YYour Dbls. ... 1850 G9ii 1885 oi5i
wheat bush. q8I27 $500 Cl95 ,@,l75
Com bush. SS3O2 1880 GOluj l4j1j
Oats bl,u.... 56,l46 40J0 4G427 5000
Ia as, y.'i BUSH. 1903 CSC asa oGj}
1ota. bush. I7a,059 $4,000 1884 2.955