New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-10

DEALINGS in State bo lds were confined to sales OF
Tennessee compromise Issue at Il decline; the Did
dings tor Arkansas "a were strong There were no
transactions in city bank stocks.
The special favorites nOng railroad bonds con-
tirued active with further advances for some of
them; there was a general hardening of prices Tor
other Issues less active. New-York. West Shore
and Ruffao 81 were largely dealt IN WITHIN
range OF a ver cent and closed ls higher
than on Saturday. Ncw-York, Chicago and Sc.
Louis frsts, although less active, gained Il.
and Canada Southern fr.ts were Il hi cher. Erie
second cOnsOls were moderately active and up Il
per cent Nj, souri Kansas aud Texas seconds were
~ higher, and the general mortgages gained Il
International and Great Northern Is advanced
per cent. Texas and Pacific incomes were qlied
hut the firsfs RIO Grande DIVISION advanced g
per cent 10 -. Fort Worth and Denver nrSts rose
from y to 75074ai. and Denver and Rio Gr4pde
2",U w yT,ria and eorri, Sens6s rose
q aud the Incomes advanced per cent. Elrginla
Midland income sOW at GlO63. MltuAi Union
sinking funds after 81 were q higher at ~ ~.
be Sub treasury to-day lost % balance Do 13a
made up b. iossrs of S22?,S4l con and Hl3@6I6
currency: is balance was further reduced GCOo.Ooo
bv the rrir,ment OF that amount gold cert hcates
PeceIpt., SSSJ.SO7: payments Sl74l25i; cur
rency balance. S6.49d,O6l; com balance,
TI23.O79. 30. Money ut toe stock Exchange ruled
easy at sac pcr cent. although there were eAcep-
tional loans made At per cent the c;oslnS r4te
vas pr cent on Government poua' tne rave
ranged tao per cent. H. IS not unlikely !. at money
will worN a little closer fer few DAYS. AT b 'SlOh
NeS-lork checks have lallen TO 5@-3 cents Dis
count
The Cleariuc-House statrrnen. to-day is as fol-
lows Exchanges. $112 706,377; balances
$5,O2SOs3.
The Uuited states Tre,-ury ut Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank nos ior
rrdcnpt o.. Tue customs receipts were PlO3,3OZ
and 10 lntcTna revenue rcc"ip'S 1|3o.3OS >,
The business, N the foreign exchanges was QUIZ
hut a mud,r1te demand aud scarcity OF 0'hS
made occasion for further alvt1cts IN tn, n -
W. rcviso 0uo atiors for bushes, a. t,llowS
Bankers bills, - 80 ana ~ SJ@4 for long ana
short sterling respectively; 5l9"s ana 1l6'S LOT
francs; as aud 95l4 FOR r'lchuarks; 4Os ana 4O"s
for Vm,iers.
In London. British cousois were steady and uo-
changed AZ lO2 Il aud I02 1l-l6 respectively Tor
money and account. United states Jl2S were
steady 4. were a lower and the ! rs were -
higher : he quotations tor American railways made
only feeble responses to >itur ays continued az
vances The home markets. he Bank OF England
ios' AlO4 600 3uliIpn IN balance. A. Paris. fehch
per ,ents were weak and declined to ~ 80 IIa"c'.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
reported:
DENvFR AND RID GEANpg
fG :3 :: Il 81 S,; sI35ee S
Jan. u April 7......... i@7,'i1 l33ltfJ IiJ"-VV
cntsAPEAXs AND ONO.
- 1s'23,o l8-22.o I P,a'r'n zee,
S Sa''s q F. 7r' @ sels" js -
ELIZABETH LEXINGTON md no SANDY.
ls-2 l--3 Differences.
Month Of March s.Itl7 s52.03i Inc ! 10 :
Jau TO Mtf.h II s-.S 1909. Inc Ct..ti
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS ANb RfhE"N.
miles - ~ y
; uItu week q Narch.. SS1.2"2 ~ > 49,, i,
Jan. 70 Mach l....-... 44H7Ip 'V-''OL ''''O
tco-qe Elis. of Morton. Bliss 4 Co., william
Lihbev. Iate Of 4. T. ewart & Co.. and John
Crosby Brown. of Brown Brothers ~ Co., nave
bon elected trustees 81 The United states lfuSJ
Company If Nrv-Yogk. 10 iii the vacancies created
Nv tie death oi EIwin D. Morgan, Robert l.. stuart
aud William l.. Dodge.