New-York tribune., 1883-03-13

state bonds were neglected; the only transaction
was two Arkansas IL 20 Pine Bluff Railroad at a.
There were saies of city bank stocks.
A well-distrbutcd business was done in railroad
bonds but principally IN small quantities. and
prices generally were firm. Erie second consols de-
clincd . 10 0Gia Canada Southern lirss were mp y
at 0Glg; Ncw-lork, Chicago and ST. Louis hrsts
were steady at about 81, and Ncw-Yorl, West
Shore and Buffalo IS were OF y at 1865. Texas
aud Pacific issues continued active. The incomes
rose from 6Gai TO 67asa67 and frsts Rio Grandc
division were firm at s1asG82ls Metropolitan
fIsts were q higher at 97l2 for small lots Rich
mond and Danville debcntures advanced per cent
to o. and East Tennessee. Virginia aud georgia in
comes were firm at 3GU3Gls. Buffalo, Ncw-York
and Philadelphia lrsts sold at 07l4a97Is, Inferno
tional and Great Northern 6S at S3Oo2l2 and
100000. Central and Hudson conSols brought
13O. Wabash general mortg gages roso per cent
TO So Northern Pacific Grsts easier at 1918
Among the unlisted" bonds the Georgia Pacific
frsts Gs due in 1929 are selling Mt sll20S2.
The road recently has been completed from AT
lanta Ca TO Annist0n, Ala.,a distance of lO3 miles,
The sub-rfeasury to-day gained on balance
SGi2. 1877. made up by u coin gain of 5000 100 less
a currency loss OF $i7.0S3. That makes the total
gain since last Friday $0l5,355. To-days trans
actions covered Receipts, Sl,56O63o; payments
TJlS,1I2; currency Ddlahcc Po'oi '~o' ""'' "'I
ancc. $12G,OO712O. Money at tho Stock
Exchange ruled comparatively easy at
as per cent-the bulk Of the business at
z Der cent--untIl Just before the close
when some small loans were made at 10 per cent
Under the new rules dealings IN money as wen as IN
stocks must cease at o'clock within the walls OF
the Exchange. The feature at the close was tnat
considerable sums OF money were Wanleu at euo
closing hour which had TO be supplied from OUTSIDE
sources The change In the domestic exchanges on
Is an advance to 90 cents discount at
Chicago. .
The Clearing. House statement to-day Is as fol-
lows: Exchanges $l41536,OOO; Daiances,
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $500. 900 National Bank notes tor re-
demption The customs receipts were P|o4,lo|,
and fhn Internal revenue receipts S700.675.
With only a moderate demand Tor DankorS oliis
the rates for the foreign exchanges to-day again
were higher by full i2 cent 70 the t., we revise
quotations for business is o. follows Bankers bllls
~ 81 50 and 81 S4as for long and short sterling re-
1; 5.23 and 6.2Osi Tor francs 9f4 ana |
9I 81 for rclchmarks 39'4 and 40 for gullders.
In London. British cOns0ls opened l8 lower at
IO2 I-I6 for money aud at 1O2 o. for account;
later there was recovery tO l02 BIG for money! |
United States GIGS advanced to 1868; 4s declined
~ and recovered closing nt 1928 and 4i2s were
steady at 1853. American railways weIelrleguar'
but at the best made only small responses 70 Satur-
DAVIS advances in tho home markets. AZ faris,
French per cents, after opening higher nj oZo %
dec lined to Si.S0 aud sight exchange on LONDON
rose TO 25.25l2 francs To the L.
The recei pts Of -four and gram nc the princpal
Atlantic ports this 18th day of March were: