New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-14

state bonds were neglected; the entire business
At the boards was $1,000. TenrAsee 6S soid no 49,
4 decline Of per cent from theTast previous sale
Olc.ty bank stocks Merchants Exchange sold u0l
at 81. America lGOl at lJl, and Central National
l5Ol at 125.
The bnginess in railroad bonds was small, and in
cudod less than the usual number OF i,sues; prices
generally were lower. Erie sccond consois, now
ever. after selling down to 94l2 finally sold
n g5l2-an advance Of l. on yesterday
last price-and the funded % sold at 03l2.
Chcsapcakc and Ohio iirsts series j. were Oh ?
ot oOlo and currency certificates were y Lower at
52ia Canada southern hrsts were steady NJ w.
and Ncw-York. CHICAGO and 81. Ions rsts az 96'2.
Me.ropoitau Elevated Gr,ts were mp l. at 20
Richmond and Danvile frsts sold az o3i2. and East
Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia incomes were -
| lower an 3G7s Nutua, Union sinking funds declined
| from, S79, to SCI. and recovered to s.. Chicago
Dnrlington and Quincy IS, of Denver division. sold
ot slloa sOl,. Northwestern gold consois at l24i2@
1919. and Milwaukee Lake Shore and Western
frsts n 0,iaa9S7s Texas and Pacific incomes de-
| cnurd from 80 10 Ssh Sl2 and nr@ts no GIane
d,vtsiou from ~ & SO'sd u =. northern racine
ir.ts were higher ut 1922, ard OREGON aud Trans
. continental hrsts were l. lower nj Wa.
The sub treasury TO-DAY gamer On D'i'n,o
- CON That makes the total gain since last En-
d., S3i2O,2lI. To-iay's Transactions covered :
hcrc'pi- - snr, So 36 060 cola balance. $lI0-
| All 500 Money was in abundant supply at the
| stock Exchange and the rates were ''2%o per cent
| FOR call loans. Among the domestic exchanges on
Vy-York the ONLY noi cable change l. u ecinc TO
| 80 cents discount at Chicago
| The Clearinghouse statement to-day Is ns
| follows: Exchanges $ll403s,7lj; balances,
'ibe United STATES Treasurer at Washington to-
| day received S325,OOO Naton1l bank notes Tor
redemption The customs receipts Were SSl3'oOo'
| aud tLc iuter al revenue receipts, N32G.OS9.
| The exports OF merchandise from this port for the
week ended to-day amount 20 20 - "V'-' Which IS
ii al OU2 les than the value OF thc exports of the
| orereJug week $3.50, $40 greater than iir unusu-
| allv small amount Tor Tue week "l 49,, ana
| %i2i2.OlO less than for the week oil 1881. Inc
| G,r,iyu exchanges are quiet but the rates arc
| strong with an advancing tendency. We quote IoI
| bnsine.s a. follows: Bankers bills 81 - aud
- sGl, for long and short sterling respectively
| 52l3. and 5177s for flames; 9lal and 95l2 for
| reichrnorks $685. and 4Olr for guildcr'.
| i'm London British Conshs were Lie higher at
102 3-16 for money and $40 higher az loZ go
| Tor account United States Gigs rose i to 1O6Ii.
| and the 4, were Is higher at l22's: the 1i2s
| we're unchanged. at 1862; American rail
| WAYS responded 10 the declines OF yesterday =
nome markets, and consequently generally were
| lower Eric was specially weak. and fell from
| 3s7s 10 37a. and Central aud Hudson was of | per
cent illinois Central was Gxcep5o 0aa stroug
| balance At PARIS French . per cents declined 10
| 7g22Io and sight exchange on London dropped To
The gross earnings Of tho ST. Paul. Minneapolis
and Manitoba Railroad are reported IA follows
| lssl 1859. 1883
Er9, %ec 81 IN February lS9 s5oo eco 9
Jan 1 70 Feb. nm. 2ss,bS9 oloAbl oto''oa
The gross earnings of the Union Pacific kaliroad
Company are irrcgulaIly reported ~ S43OOVO d0I
| tho first nine days of February. against SpV. OOO
for the same time last year-a decrease OF @lol oVo
That makes the total earnings since January /, ili
2 800 for 3 G63 miles OF road III the same 'lho 3i
iSS2~miies increased, 6O7 earnings decreased