New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

Among State bonds Tennessee 6s sold az 420
A0l. and Arkansas rs to the Pine Bluh and ked
River Railroad at 90 and to Central at y. The
roneactons in city bank stocks included only eight
shares of Broadway at 26O.
Outs,de of a few issues the market for railroad
bonds WAS dull and for those which were active
some irregularity in prices observable. New
York West Shore aud Buffalo 81 continued active
but the final prices show decline of 's per cent
New-York. Chicago and st. Louis frsts closed with
gam of g. Erie second consols were i higher,
and Chesapeake aud Ohio firsts, series Il,
we're up a. Central and Hudson consolidated
rs were easier at 1902. c., c. and l. c. income re-
organization certificates were up per cent at ~.
Missouri. Kansas aud Texas general mortgages were
10 higher and seconds, after a decline OF u, show
final gain of ls. Texas and Pacific iirsts, RIO
Grandc division, were active and Is higher Denver
and Rio Grande frss were off Il, and cousols were
10 lower Northern Pacific firsts sold up
to 1O601O55s. Union Pacific frsts were
10 easier and Fort Worth and Denver tirsts were off
81 Ohio Southern incomes were unusually active
and rose to $685.. Morris and Essex consois
were off Il. East Tennessee, Virginia and Ge0rna
consols we're steady, and the incomes also closed
unchanged. Wabash general mortgages were
u lower. Mutual Union sinking funds, after SIS
The S2b-rreaSurv to-day gained on balance
1891 2S9 made up by gains of S5S,529 currency
and SO 7j5 coin. The days transactions covered
Recelpts SS2G.G12; payments 500, cur
rencv balance, $G,5J4, 594 com balance,
Sl23 Money on call, after early business
at 5lod6 per cent, worked closer. and a g""d
amount was loaned at z and some S3OooOo al .
per cent the last loan was al g. after which money
was offered at 3 per cent. The domestic exchanges
on New-York are quoted less favorable 10 tins city,
bnt the marked decline is at Boston to 1925 cents
discount. r.,
The Clearinghouse statement today is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, S126,6S7143; balances
4,32S 249.
1be United States Treasury nj Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes Tor
re3emption. The customs receipts were SJJ3,3SO
and the internal revenue receipts Slo3,S Sol.
Only moderate business was done IN me
foreign exchanges but the rates are urn. he cN-
change made bv the weeks exports from tins port;
commercial bill are quoted Is scarce. For business
we quote: Bankers bills, 81 1888 and - s?4 Tor
long and short sterling respectively; 0.ZOi4 ana
5173t for francs: 946s and 9jl4 for reichnarks;
40ls and 403s for gmdcTS.
In London, British cOnsos were strong ana IS
higher ut 1O2 9-lG and l02 1916 for monev ana ac
count respectively. United states bonds were
lower the CLOS oil j. at 100 As of y at l22 s, ana
the 4los of 3 at 11Gos. American railways we're
weak despite the buoyancy OF Yesterdays home
market; generally prices were OF i@
IL per cent. Atlantic and Great West
eTn frSts were l per cent lower; Enc ana
Reading advanced Il and y per cent, against yes
erlay'S advances OF l2 and IS pr cent In our mar
krt. The Bank OF England lost 100000 bullion
on balance. The Imperial Bank OF Germany r
ports loss of specie for the week amounting to
1,72O.000 marks. a..
on and after Apni Is at the Office OF tne Central
Trust Company.
The gross earnings of the following railroads arc
reported