New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-19

State bonds were quiet. Louisiana Consolidated
were easier, and Tennessee compromise bonds sold
down TO 460i63.. The transactions in bank stock
included sales of Hanover. Phenx and Continental.
Railroad bonds generally were inactive, aud
prices were irregular Canada Southern tlrsts were
unusually active and rose from 96i2 TO 9sl209Sls.
Erie second cOnsols were Il higher. New-York, Chi
cago and St Louis frsts were steady and New York,
West Shore and Buffalo 5s % higher. Chesa-
peake and Ohio iirsts, series b, were off a. East
Tennessee, Virginiasand GEORGIA consols declined
L. and the incomes were off g. Richmond and
Danville irsts were L higher. and the debentures
advanced pig per cent. and Virginia incomes were
up 2 per cent. Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues
were stronger; cOnsols up Il; seconds %
higher and general mortgages Il higher. Rome.
Watertown and Ogdensburg SO sold per cent lower
than the last previous sale. 81. Louis and Iron
Mountain new 5s were steady at rs. Wabash gem
eral mortgages declined 81 per cent. Texas and
Pacific incomes 1o and firsts. Rio Grande d.
vision, Il lower. New-Orleans and Pacific
hrsts advanced a9 per cent. -
The Sub Treasury to-day gained $5l7,s7S on
balance. made up by gains of S454,58J coin and
T632O3 currency The days transactions eoyer 9d
currency balance, $7.oe45fO: coin balance.
1921 ,003, 105. Money worked easy At BAG per
cent most OF the call loans still Standing at
per cent, but tate money was off red at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day IS as
follows: Exchanges, $l44,0 ia; balances,
sc, 233 SO3
The United Staoes Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1884, 900 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were S749,662,
and the internal revenue receipts 1897. S3y.
he foreign exchanges are dull the noticeable
feature of the market is that in tie absence of
mercantile demand for remittance against imports
which have been made, there Is no pressure ot bis.
and that commercial DIlis against exports are
absorbed as fast they are made Rates are
steady for business "a follows: Bankers bills,
~ SO and "a S5lf for long aud shOr sterling respec-
lively; 5.21 and 5.l9 for francs; 94l2 and 80 Tor
reichmarks: 40ls and 40Ss FOR guillers.
ln London, British conSOls were steady at I'M
CHANGED quotations: 1U2 ZIG for money and
102 ole for account United States 3i2s and los
steady, Int the Is were d lower at lZ2's.
American railways partially responded 10 yester-
days movements ia the home market by higher
figures but he advance was not sustained TO the
close TIE Bank Of England lost { 5000 bullion
steady al 1910 and sight exchange OH London
TO 2J.22l2 francs 10 the &.
At special meeting TO-DAY OF the Governors OIL
the tork Exchange the following securities were
admit ed 10 dealings at the board:
union Pacific Railroad Company-Ccllateral trust
pei bonds, due December /, 1907 SJOOO,OOO;
the bonds secured By deposit with the NewEngand
ieral roads which oper tied by the Union Paeiuc
Company.
Cregoi short Line Railroad Co. (U. p An additional
So OOOO Grst mortgage g per bOnds payable IN
miles rdced road at the rate Of $4,000 per nile
CHcagl, 81. Louis aud PitJsburg (tne reOrgan-
tied G., C. and l. c. Railroad Company Common
stock SIOO00O0O, and preferred stock S20.OO0,OOO.
eicn shares OF $780, aud hrst consOhdaed per cent
mortgage bonds due October l. 1892, 800 100000.
Garfield National ank-cupltal stock, 100000