New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-20

Among State bonds Tennessee 6s were fairly ac-
tive and after selling down to 5Sl2 sold up to 59i2
0591. Virginia 6s deferred. sold at IA. There
were no transactions in city bank stocks.
Railroad bonds were dull and prices for nearly all
of the speculative kinds were lower. Erie second
consos declined u to 9512 and funded 5s y TO 81 l2
Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consols were off %
at 1O55s and the general mortgages were III lower
at So. Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg firsts
were steady at 90. Central of New-Jersey cOnsols
were unchanged at 11Ol2, but the convertibles
were O. lower at 1888. st. Louis and Iron
Mountain new 5s declined 80 to so. Ohio Central
incomes at 33 were 22 per cent lower than the last
previous sale. Metropolitan firsts a higher at
1O1 New-York. Chicago and st. Louis firsts were
steady at SS0SS1i, Louisville and Nashville gen.
eral mortgages II higher at 973i. and Richmond
and Danville debentures y higher at CO. New
York City and Northern general mortgages sold at
80. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consols
were Ii easier at 1854 but the incomes steady.
at 90 st. Paul firsts. Southern Minnesota division
were 10 higher at los. and frsts. Chicago, Pacific
and Western division, were % higher at 94l2. 81.
Paul and Omaha consols recovered Il TO 1O43i. Den
verand Rio Grande consols declined from 1914
to l063id l07l4, and Texas and Pacific incomes
were off pa at 62io, and frsts, Rio Grande divi-
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight lnclndes The recent OF S7779274
and the Fay of SsGss Of hs Ffn and
leaves it at 500, 423. 27s, against S94 ,2S7,73O
May u. The particular changes of the week were
a coin loss of 1882. O53 and a currency loss of
$50 399. To-day's Transactions covered: Receipts,
81 3IG. 200: payments. Ss73.60 with results Of
a currency balance of S3993,744 and coin bal
ance of SSS 420 53i There is yet an abundance
of loanable funds and tO-days new business was
done at 3 G3l2 per cent, but the daily offering of
money al 2l2a2 per cent after the days business Is
done is both unnatural and suspicious The domes-
tic exchanges on New-YOrk are practically I'M
changed from last printed quotations.
follows: Exchanges. $103,911,43G; balances
81, O61. 100
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
dav received 1888, 900 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were 9oOO,O4|,
and the revenue receipts S540,072
The business in foreign exchange for to-mOrrOw's
mails was very light There is no increase III the
supply either of commercial or bankers bills, but
as the demand was small for this mail there is no
necessity for the shipment of gold. Rates;
however, are firm. and we quote for actual
business as follows: Bankers bills. 81 81
and 81 S93l for long and short sterling respect
lively; 5.16l2 and 5.13l2 for francs, 954 and 9oFs
for reichmarks, and 4Ola and 400s for guilders.
Nothing special was reported of to-day's London
markets. British consos were steady and I'M
changed at l02 3-16 for oney and 1921 for ac-
count United States bonds were not quoted
American railways were all lower, Illinois Central
and St. Paul being specially weak but for some
stocks there were late partial Tecoveries At Paris,
French per cents declined 10 S3.72l2.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported: