New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-24

Among State bonds Tennessee Is were y easier az
go. Missouri Is, Ham ibal and st. Joseph issue.
sold at 1Os OF city bank stocks, Republic sold u0j
at 1882 and Fourth National ~ at l26.
Only moderate amount of business was done in
railroad bonds, and the little that was done pre-
sented no positive features Erie second oonsols
sold at 90 8sd 953i and closed offered at 95l2- the
same as yesterday. Missouri, Kansas and
Texas first consos sold up s5 to 100 Bo.i and
Hartford and Erie frsts sold at .49i2.
Chesapeake and Ohio irsts, series b. off L at
$685. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain new 5s were y
lower at 81 H. Metropolitan Elevated fiCsts Il lower
at 1O1, and New York, Chicago and st. Louis trsts
were ii lower at 81. Richmond and DanyIle de-
bentures were st eadier at ~ St Paul and Omaha
clined from S2l2 to 81 i2Qs2; Kansas Pacific oon-
soils were down Il at 1929. Northern Pacific frsts
we're Il up 1919. and NewOrleans and Pacific frsts
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained S235,47s on
balance, made up by. gains of $l7o,7!l currency
and $6i, 7O7 coin This makes the net gain since
cred Receipts, including $l.OOOO00 gold coin
from tho Philadelphia Mint, 81 l i ,966; payments
Ss784sS; currency balance, $l,lGI.240; coin
balance. $50. 422 .O69. Money to-day was harder
for call loans and the bulk of the business wasdono
ut 31 per cent, with fair amount OF transactions
at per cent but. as usual at the close money was
offered at per cent The amount of gold shipped
ON board steamers sailing tomorrow morning IS
30 500 600. The domestic exchanges on New-fork
are unchanged from last quotations. except at Chi
AGO where the rate is down to 80 cents premium.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as
follows, Exchanges. $102,399,92l; balances
$3.50. 500.
Tho limited States Treasurer at Washington TO-
day received 1858, 900 in National bank notes tor
redemption. The customs receipts were @ooi'foo'
and the revenue receipts 81 500.
The exports of merchandise from this port tof tne
week ending to-day amount to Y4,9421o3 against
So 227,259 for the preceding week. ana
81 O77 $40 for the week of 1881. The foreign ex-
changes are firm at rates that warrant gold snip
ments whenever there is a demand for rcmittances.
I'm the absence of an immediate demand there ara
no bills on the market to depress rates.
For business we quote rates as foliOwsI
Bankers bills, 81 81 and "a S9si for long
aud short sterling respectively 5.l6l2 and 5.13t3
for francs % IA and 957s for relchmarks and 4o*
and 405s for gullders.
In London British consols were steady and an
the price for money, 102 5-l6, and lO2 7-lo ioi
account. January United States As were lqotea
Is higher nc l23ls. American railways were higies
in sympathy with yesterdays advance IN tho
home markets, but the early prices we're not sus,
tanned during the day. The Bank OF Eng,and
gained El33,O0 bullion balance. AZ fars
French 3 per cents declined 10 $3.50. sight eh-
change falling to 20 IL francs TO the l.
The following shows the exports lcAciusNovt.
specel from the Port of New 10 foreign porcs
for the week ending May 20 ana since the 90
ginning of the year; as colnpalou WIN 'N' UNIV
soondi1g periods of previous years;
ssss $685. s7.o77si5 ssssS1 zoe
ppevto1,y reported. lS7s72SO2 Hs'IS.oIl lLoeooSe
sI4d 400 sl5l. 7e7.l $50 sl20 Soo.6So
Thc receipts of flour ana gram at thei prhcipai
Atlantic ports on this Odd day OF May were