New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-27

Among State bonds Tennessee IS were moder-
ately active at 5s2iQ57l2. Georgia gold rs sold at
1l9611s, North Carolina consolidated Is at So
Alabamas, class b. at 1929, and Virginia 6s, de-
ferred, at 10. There were no transactions IN city
bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were dull and prices for the specu-
lative kinds generally were lower Ere second
consols sold at 90 945s; Canada Southern at 9o-a
decline of 12 Missouri. Kansas and Texas trsts AT
1864, and seconds at Goa decline of per cent
and Boston. Hartford and Erie firsts at Asa
479i Lehgh and Wilkesbarre consols at
1913 were per cent below the last previous
sale, and Chesapeake and Ohio currency debts were
off 2 per cent at 45l2 New-York Elevated tlrsts
were up Il at us and Metropolitan frsts were
steady at 1914. New-York. Chicago and st. Lonis
frsts declined from S6l2 to S4GS5. Richmond and
Danville debentures were down % at II l2. St Paul
and Omaha consols were steady at 1O4l2G lO4os.
Wabash general mortgages declined from olSl
to 500 SO3i. Kansas Pacific consols were steady at
IO2asa 1O2le. Texas and Pacific incomes declined
from CD TO Co. and frsts Rio Grande division, from
sOl2 to 799lG797s. Northern Pacific trsts were
firm at 1925 21O2, and Atlantic and Pacific hrsts
at 100. Fort Worth and Denver frsts sold at 9O's
G9012.
The business of the Sub-Treasur for the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of $7649,954
ana the pay menu u PO,DOc,OOts iO ANo4AO ID
gain 10 the general balance of $1.9S14OO, and
leaves 1t at S94,4O4 .67S, against 800, 423,27s
Nav 10. The particular changes OF the week were
a coin gain of S1,S21.71S and a currency gain OF
$3.50 6S2 The weeks receipts however include
81 OOO. 600 gold coin from the Philadelphia Mint,
so that the gain affecting tO-mOrrOws bank state
mcnt Is $9s1 400 lo-days transactions covered :
Receipts, &105l ,G3l payments, Ss929l6 with
results OF currency balance OF ~. 1913, 426, and
coin balance OF S9O25l .252 Money Oh call con-
tinues easy. and tO-days rates tor business were
SO Der cent, and for buncOmbe," after business
was over they were 2G2l2 per cent The domestic
exchanges on Newly Tk al the commercial centres
are unchanged except at Boston, where rates have
advanced 10 25a2e cents discount.
The Clearing House statement to-day IS as
follows: Exchanges. SlO6,G4G3Oj; balances
S31s3,9G9
The United states Treasurer at Washington TO-
| day received 100000 IN National bank notes LOT
redemption. The customs receipts were SOo''-4O
| and the revenue receipts @44e,7cS. ,
The foreign exchange market was unusually dull
for steamer day and although there are DO pressure
of bills on the market rates quoted easier as
! follows: Bankers bills, "a s63i and u s944 Tor
! long and short sterling respectively; 5.l6l2 ana
! 5l3L2 for francs. 9JI4 AM 80 Tor relcnlnaiks
and 4Ol4 and 405s for gullders.
Ia London British cousOls were easier at IO2 Sit
! for money. and at 1921 for account United
/ states per certs We're steady at l23. American
/ RAILWAYS were irregular. but generally shade
better than Yesterday At Paris French per cents
| declined to $500 francs. A Berlin dispatch says
that the weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF
| Germany shows an increase IN specie u 94-U'OoV
marks.
| The receipts of flour ana gram at the pnncipA
| Atlantic ports this 26th day OF May were:
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