New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27

There were no transactions in State bonds; the
quotations were steady, but generally VIDE apart
OF city bank stocks, seventy-fve shares OF Peoples
sold at 100.
Railioad bonds of the speculative classes sym
pathzed with the movements of the share market;
hence there was a general improvement IN prices.
Erie second consols developed special recuperatlve-
ness and their price rose from 90 to 06l2 and the
funded fves sold at 93l2994l2. Rome, Natertown
and Ugdcnsburg extended IS were up 50 at 717s.
Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, series B, were Il lower
at Oil but currency debts we're up - ut OLA.
New-York Chicago and st. Louis frsts were hrIn AT
o6l4G 90, and New-York. West shore and Buffalo
5s were steady at 75hG75 Missouri. Kansas and
Texas general mortgages declined q 10
77a, and recovered TO 7sl2. Central OF
Jersey consols sold at 1922. Morris
and Essex consols were b lower at 18Th. New
York Elevated firsts were Il higher at l1G. Rich
mond and Danvie debentures were up Il at 59al0
50l2 but East tennessee, Va. and Ga. incomes were
., lower at 81 Mutual Union sinking funds were l
per cent lower AT 81. Central and Hudson consol-
ldatel were down TO 1884 Wabash general mort
cages were mp from 72i2 to 74LG74 Omaha diyl-
sion rsts sold at 1O920 1898 Great Western firsts
at 1912 and frsts Caro- division ut 70l2 Texas
and Pacific frsis. RIO Grande division, were OIL %
at 70cs, Northern Pacific lrsts wee, ls lower at
higher at S1@. ~
| The Subj reasury to-day gained on balance
| SJOB.7Jl. made up bv coin gain OF S0Sl ,oI3,
! lei currency loss of %7i,S22. Til days trausac-
! tons ouvcred Receipts, SI.563, l4S; payments
II ,056,39o; currency balance, S6,229.9l9; CON
| balance $l22 O3s, 307 Money today became
| suddenly active; some standing call loans were
| marked up 10 per cent early IN the day, put the
common rate was 4ls per cent iii a ter O'Clock;
ter that hour business was cone all me way up 10
| q per cont. the mail quotation was per ee l.
While tn Is condition OF the loan market was clearly
| torcshadowed by last weeks bank statement, tue
slriugrncy was fastened to-day by sudden demand
| from tue East Tor money. The domestic exchanges
| on New York. except at Boston, are as last quo Ell
The Clearing House statement to-day u as iOl-
| lows: Exchanges, SlJs,oloZ'oi -Daahees'
| ~ 800, 600
| The lfnited States Treasurer ut Washington to-
day received $29l 900 National bank notes lof re-
| deiuptiop 4 he cusl oms receipts Sl345, $50,
| aud the internal revenue receipts 500, l5l.
| The monetary string neg was immediately re-
hccied in the foreign eAchaug &c marNets by dulness
aud lower rates. We revise quotations Tor lsihess
a. follows Bankers bills. ~ s2i9 anu u o1i2 Tor
| iong and short sterling respectively Zl@g and
| 5lDl4 for francs; 3los aud Oois Tor IelchnarAs;
| 3O7s aud 40ls for gnlldcrs.
| In London Is tIsh oons0ls were lower (; 10 NJ
iO2l Tor money. aud Is AT 1928 OF account United
states bonds were steady; 3t2s ~ lOOAd lOO's. Is
| AT liza, and 4i2s 40 1888. American railways
| weir AL lower. but the Allanuc aud Great Western
is,u, were specially weak irsts we're OIL per cent
| AT "a AID sconds oil L at l7A. Bar SILVER adj
| yancrd to old. per ounce. At Paris. rcnch per
cents TO SO47l2. anu sight exchange on LONDON
| was weaker at 2J.23l2 francs to ia, I. berln
| dispatch reports that the Imperial Bank OF Ger
ma,iy gaine1 specie for the week to the amount %
| 632U.UOO marks.
The receipts of lour ana gram at the principal