New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-27

State bonds were quiet and steady the safes 'n
cuded Tennessee 6s, Arkansas rs TO mernphiS "uu
Little Rock Railroad, and North Carollf sp"cla'
taxes There transactions CITY BANK stooAs
OnIv n moderate business was done in railroad
bonds the sDeculliiye kinds generally were iO"er'
while those belonging to the investment cia s's
were firm or a shade higher. OF Erie second coh-
sois only one bond was sold at decline OF u; INC
quotation is 97l209S. Nev-YorK, Chicago ana o.'
Louis frsts. with moderate demand, advance =
per cent West Shore and Buffalo % were active
and sold up TO 1913 hut closed as Yesterday at 'o2
Ncw-York Central 6s, 1888, were g easier o.
Paul first 6s Southern Minnesota DIVISION, rose .
to 1881, and first 90 of Pacific and Western divl-
sion were Il higher at o. Eist Tennessee virginia
and Georgia incomes after 3Sls we're down to 81 IL
and Richmond and Danville debentuTeS dechhou
10 per cent. Missouri Kansas and Texas SECONDS
were ls easier, and the general mortgages wro y
lower. Texas and Pacific inc bmes were IA and INC
fro+s Pic Gr,nde division were 81 lover. New
Orleans and Pacific frsts were of -. Fort Worm
and Denver frsts were a higher. Hannibal ana o.
Joseph Ga rose To | II. ,to,oo
The Sub Treasury TODAY lost on o. 9a ,'nn y
o2I A37 made M nv a coin loss OF T232 3O7. less "a
currency gam of 1920: ITS balance was iurInr re- =
duced bv retirement from its cash 81 T3iSooo = w
certificates The DAVIS transactions covered: ne
ce,nts SGG9 53I. payments. II ,2i7.96S: currency
balance 81 233 922 com balance, SlZo'oiooro.
Money az the Stock Exchange waa easy anu nc
bu ,iuess IN cali loans done AT 5d1 per ceuI.
The domestic exchanges on Ncw-forN arc as i'S'
The Clearing House statement to-day IS as iol-
lows Exchanges S97,i2O55O; balances
Tn. limited STATES Treasury at Washington to-
day received S462, 900 National bank notes Tor re-
demntion The customs rrcripts werr S3l1,flo'
and Inc internal revenue receipts Tl6J,3ZO
a very moderate demand Tor inIeiRn cxchAheo
had an i'm Mediate effect upOn the raie', anu t"'S
were advanced. We rrvlse quot atious ior nu iueSs
IA follows: Bankers bulls, 81 s29l and ~ s2H i2r
long and short sterling respectively; D ana Dis
for francs: Dii2 anu 10 loi ''i1"""'N'' ~ 49,
4O2s for gull rrs ti
he Governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change IN ue
han "a minimum rate tor di count, and II remains ~
3 pcr cent During the week the hahk Ios' aoupo
buon and tn proportion Ot IT'S reserve t1 its laol-
ties was raised from 81 ZIG u - $40 per cent
against "A 3-IB per cent 81 same dae last year,
T,-day the bank lost G2S,OOO bullion on balance.
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF France SHOWS
,,ins ar q 100000 francs gold and 40 600 francs
sn.c,e gam for the week nf S,JSO,OOO IN tFhs. Az
tb, Inndon Stock Exchange Bnush consols Opehe.
10 inver hut later recovered and closer at W. o-lo
for money and lO2 D 10 Tor account uhlted Stale1
honds are quoted "uncuaugcd.' American railway
were dull aud generally small fractions lower
AtIant,c and OR AT Western hr,ts declined "a. AZ
Paris French per cents declined 20 ~ 81 anu
ii INF exchange ON London was highor AT Zo'<%
francs To the T.. =, - Al. .,,,,u.s
from the first NOR Z &c bonds OF the i'Nis anu
CcntraI Railroad Company matnrng on May /.
m, Oregon Railroad aud NAVIGATION Company
has call,ai the third ustalnent. 20 per cent, upon
subscriptions to it's new stock, payable ON Nay /.
me gross earnings Of the Union Pacihc Railroad
are reported as follows: