New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-04

Among State bonds Tennessee 6s were weaHi AIN
,.ai;neJ 10 40 against 5Ol2 on tri1ay. Noi1Il
carolina special taxes solu AZ = VI O,s' Fo"rth
stocks VI anhattan SOFA '4V' az Nv anu
railroad bonds generally attracted only niue
,t'nt;on and the dealin gS were nnlted 10 sh!ali
,,, her of issues Prices were irregular. IRE Sec
ond conso declined per cent TO 9t's@So' anu
Mssou1 Kansas and Texas general MOI tstsos iyso
from n 10 50: Boston, Hartford and Elle nIs's ue-
lin Il from SO 10 81. and c., {. and l. G. inc'h'es
were 10 wer at 53l9. American Dock improvement
ne IS sold at 81. Mobile and ono hISt
were 10 igher ut So and Ohio central hIs's VIZ
l. higher al OCH East Tennessee, NlIginia aIu
Georgia incomes We're steady AT 4e-%a ~. Dur
lngton Cedar Rapids and Northern hrs's TeIo
lover at 100 and St Paul and Omaha consoiS were
frIn AT 1870 1913. Wabash general ln0rtgaS1s
were off per cent at So. kansas racine Cols 9a
were steady at 1O4. Texas and Paclhc incomes ug
.lined from 6Ss, to G73, 6S, and irsts kio GRANGE
division welded from S3as 10 II :. Northern aoi4'
irsts we're strong a 100. New-Orioans aud faclilc
ir Tie SEb rrcasury today lost $2O05,6lG on
balance made mp by losses of Sl,"277OS com ana
S77. COS currency. This makes the loss on balance
covered Receipts. $1.4OO931 payments,
So iOG j47; currency balance T3.99S'6i|; com
balance $90,SOf,5OO Money at the STOCK EA-
change to-day was more active, ana per cent vas
the general rate with few unlmpOflaht c&ceP-
1ional loans at interest pins 132 per cent per ien
he money market of Saturday had the beneht Oh
most OF the money shown 10 have been lost 10 ire
Sub-TreaSuTy by to-day : ta.ementS as II was PAU
out checks saturday. The higher rae !o-uil
DE accounted lol ~ Il SI'di'I u, ~
stocks through liberal returning OF ceruhcdtcs
heretofore borrowed. The domestic exchanges on
New-York are practically unchanged from last
uuotations The Clearing House statement to-day
is as follows Exchanges, 12OO,4-o,JSJ; DdIahccS'
SO, us, 1871.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received S273.O00 i'll National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receipts were SOv-,3O3,
and the revenue receipts, S7Zl loo.
The recent supply OF borrowed foreign exchange
seems TO have been exhausted. because the rates
Today and In duh business are again above the
specie shipping point How much, 4 any. gold may
be shipped by tO-mOrrOw's steamer low depends
upon neither there is business done III exchange AT
[ { current rates which for actual Transactions are
Is follows: Bankers bills. 81 S6Sl and III Sy$4 for
long and short sterling respectively; I.lols and
5.l4as Tor francs; 80 aud 95's Tor relchnlarks;
and 4Ols and 4O0s for guIlders
In London British cOnsOls closed 4 higher at
1Ol ZIG for money, and for new account they
opened at 10l TIC and TO 1913. United
States bonds iTegular-cOntinucd 5s eA In
tefest at 1913, the 4l2s al 117l4, and the Is at
12Ol9a 1903. American always generally re-
slOnded TO Saturdays late advances III the nome
markets but the rise not sustained through TIL
iie clos. Bar silver 81 l-l6d. per ounce. The
Bank OF England gained $50 bullion on bal
ance. AT Paris French per cents rose TO 500
francs. A Berlin dispatch states that the Imperial
bduh Of Germany during the week lost specie 10 the
amount of l65SOOOO marks.
The Panama Railroad Company has issued its
annual report for tie business Of The year ended
December 81, 1881, the salient points OF winch are
as follows: