New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-06

State bonds were very dull, but Louisiana
soils were firm at 10. Sou h CIrolina non-fund-
abes sold at sig ann Browns consols at 1O3. OF
city bank stocks Continental sold tl4) at 100 and
Importers and Traders (50D at 265.
well distributed business was done in railroad
bonds and the prices for nearly all of the specua-
tive kinds show some Improvement. The Texas
and Pacific and the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
issues. however, were the features of the market
large business was done in Texas and Pacific in-
comes and the price from 81 to 66sa and the
frsts Rio Grande division, rose from s0is to $50
s23t Missouri, Kansas and Texas general mort
CAGES were active at 79isD s2la081l9; tho first
consols were up u at 1O5l2 and the seconds
advanced Q per cent 10 So Erie second consols
rose L. 10 81, and funded IS sold at 95s4. c., c.
and l. c. reorganization income certificates were 81
higher at 65, Chesapeake and Ohio currency debts
were up / Is at 53ls, Canada Southern hrsts were
steady at %, and New-York, Chicago and st. LOUIS
trsts sold ut 97097l4007ls Ohio Central incomes
were strong at "a, and Ohio Sou hern incomes ats.
Richmond and Danville irsts were up l2 at 95 y,
and the debenturrs rose from 62's 10 6il2. East
Tennessee, Virginia an Georgia incomes were i2
higher at 80. Wabash general mortgages advanced
2 rer cent 10 so. St Paul tirsis Pacific and West
ern division, declined II to 0lSi Denver and Rio
Grande consos sold up TO 900s9s, and
Kansa, Pacific conSols were 10 higher ar go North
ern Pacific tirsts steady at lO3os, and New
Orleans md Pacific firsts after selling ut S. closed
at S7l2
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance
1892 made up by n currency loss OF $2o5,3S3,
less coin gam OF $lS2 1911. lt IS probable, how
ever, that the currency loss is due principally
to redemption of certificates OF deposits.
The days transactions coy e9ge GSd Receipts:
balance, $65SS. 1854; coin balance, SIS, oo3.234.
Money at the Stock Exchange tor call loans ruled
nc q aud per cent. with the business done about
evenly divided between The two rates. o. Govern
ment bonds the rate is per cent, aid to-day loan
was made for three months at 4 per cent on Is
a fan A
and little or no business is DONE although the
nominal rates are 6D7 per cent. The domestic ex-
changes on New-York are as last printed.
The Clearinghouse statement to-day Is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $l3o'1s4,29Z; balances
81, 1868 S7S.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $3.50 900 National bank notes for re-
demptlon The receipts were SS37,O74
aud the internal revenue receipts SII1,O92.
The stringency iDmoney in mercantile circles has
demOraliZed the foreign exchanges. AS before ex-
planned there is no pressure or BANKERS DIS upon
the market, and the little business which is done
could as well be done at higher as at t0-day's re-
duced rates. But there certain commercial bills
making all the time of which the bankers are still
buyers 9 emSnd t for sh1
bills the bankers, by q sale OF small amount OF
their own bills at reduced figures, secure nke re-
duction on 10 largo amount of commercial bills OF
which they are the only purchasers: We
revise quotations for business as follows:
Bankers bills ~ u and S4S 81 for long ana snort
sterling respectively 5.22l2 and 30 for francs;
OIL and 547s Tor Ielchmarks; 1854 and 40 for
gullders.
In London, British consos were up Is per cent at
IO2 Z 10 for money and at 1O2 11-16 for account.
United states 4 lbs were ls easier aI Ii2's and as
and 3ias were unchau ged at % and 1862 respec-
lively. The quotations for Am ,rican railways were
meagre but such as are received generally are ls0
"A per cent higher than Saturdays hgures Inc
Bank of England gained 100000 bullion on
balance. At Pans, French per cents rose TO
S2O2la and sight exchange on London was hrmer
at 20. % francs to the l.. 49,,
he balance sheet OF the Chicago milwaukee, and
St Paul Railroad Company as OF December 81
1882, published to-day, shows charges 70 consIauc
ton account for the year 1882 OF $l7 50s,3l9;
decrease of investments OF SS9,5O7 and an increase
in supplies on hand of $466,3f9. During the year
the Innded aebt of the company was increased by
the sale of bonds ~, 622 500 put as the preferred
sto * was increased S2,046,3O0 by conversions OF
old bonds the net increase OF the FUNDED ueDt Is
$40 576, 800; the common stock was Increases 90
~ 200 600 by an issue to the stockholders at 90
DER cent, and the floating debt as shown by the
balance sheet was reduced $213,737; but the true
d"otIng debt lprovlded the usual dividends for the
iast half of 1882 are declared and paid was in
creased 800 5G4. The following is the conpanys
condensed balance sheet OF December 81, 1882,
compared with those of same date for the preced-