New-York tribune., 1883-06-07

In State bonds the business small. TeDnes-
see compromises were steady at 45. and Arkansas rs
to Red River Railroad sold at 80, and there was
good inquiry for all the other issues of Arkansas at
full figures. OF city bank stocks American Ex-
change sold at 127.
The business done in railroad bonds generally was
IN small amounts, but the prices we're strong all
around. Atlantic and Pacific incomes however,
were an exception to the rule; they declined from
350s to 347s035. Texas and Pacific incomes were
up a at. 65, and frsts Rio Grande
division rose "a to 81. Erie second consols
were firm at 90. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first
coDsols were Il better, and the general mortgages
were up l2, at 90. Central of New-Jersey incomes
sold up to 100 Canada Southern first 5s advanced
to 994. New-York. Chicago and St. Louis first
gold 6s were In demand up to 1914 and Wes.
Shore and Buffalo IS were active at 7SSs07SA0
1855. New-York, Lackawanna and Western first 6s
sold at 11714 st. Paul and Omaha cOnso IS sold at
10G34G l07, and Northern Pacific first Is at 1862
Richmond aud Danyille debentures were Il higher
at 69ss, and East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
incomes improved l2 TO 37l2
The Sub-Treasury's statement TODAY shows q
loss to its general balance of $l3l,905. made up
bv losses of $9n,366 currency and S4l 539 coin.
The days transactions covered Receipts,
$l,110,317; payments. 81. .242 222; currency bal
ance, $7,S73,21l; coin balance, S113 l20.4S1.
The monetary situation at the Stock Exchange
to-day ruled at 2l2 cent but the situation is not
of absolute certainty. Avery small movement OF
money either TO Europe or to the interior, under the
existing circumstances, would be immediately felt
in higher rates. The situation is strained to favor
a shifting of stock speculations The domestic ex-
changes at the principal commercial centres are
nominally in favor of New York, except at Boston,
where New-York checks are from 2OG15 cents dis
count.
The Clearinghouse statement to-day is as fol-
lows Exchanges. S123, ,430317; balances $4,95S.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $565000 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were S6o3,o9l,
and the internal revenue receipts S330,091.
There is very little doing in the foreign ex-
changes but the competition between bankers to
secure the commercial bulls which daily are nade
against exports has advanced rates so that any de-
mand for bankers bills will necesSitate shipments
of gold that is, bankers have no exchange TO sell
except at rates which will permit them to export
gold against the bills they sell If they sell none
gold will not 90 if they do draw, gold will be
shipped. The quotations for actual business are as
follows: Bankers bills, 81 S534 and $4 S94 for long
and short sterling respectively; $40 and 2ifor
francs; 9434 and 954 for reichmarks; 40is and
403s for guilders.
In LONDON a further decline of ls for British con-
soils confirms the private cable advices OF an un-
settled and feveris condition of the monetary SIT
uation there; the quotations are 100 for money
and 100 1l-10 for account: The quotations for
American securities respond TO the quotations
from the home markets, but they are little
more than nominal quotations representing the
don at commissions less than sales made here.
United States 3l2s were unchanged at 100 4; as
were Il and 4l2s were Is higher at 122lS and ITO
respectively. American railways irregular,
but generally showed some advances. The Bank OF
England gained ESQ, 900 bullion on balance. AL
Paris French per cents rose to 1929. and then
declined to 1915, sight exchange on London rullng
at % 29l2 francs TO the Z.