New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-22

State bonds were dull; the only sales were OF
Missouri 6s, 1883, at no. and Hannibal and st.
Joseph issue Mt 100 There were no transactions In
city bank stocks.
The business done IN railroad bonds was llght'
but for some of the speculative issues there was
some improvement IN prices. Erie second consols
were up from 90 to 1884, but the closing was 934
Q03io Chesapeake and Ohio irsts, series d, were
steady at 9Ola 0Ols and Canada Southern irsts at
e4. New-York Chicago and st. Louis frsts were
of Il at Oslo, and New-York, West Shore and Buff
alo 81 % higher at 75i2. Missouri. Kansas and
Texas first ccnsols were Il lower at 104 the seconds
we're up 81 at 53l2, and the general mortgages rose
from 76la to 7Sd773i. st. Louis and Iron
Mountain new 5s were steady at 10
after 75as Rome, Watertown and Og-
densburg So were off u at II. LehIgh
and Wilkesbarre consols declined to 1Ol2l. Metro
politan Elevated irsts were easier ut 07l2. Mutual
Union Sinking funds were up 50 to 05o5. East Ten
ncssee Virginia and Georgia incomes were 81 higher
at 35al Peonn, Decatur and Evansville frsts.
Evansville division, sold at l02 and incomes at SO.
and Lake Erie and Western frsts at 90. st. Paul
consols were steady at l22l2G 1913. frsts Southern
Minnesota division at 1864, frsts Chicago ana
Pacific at 1914 a 1O9la and irsts Pacific and
Western at 91la. st. Paul and Omaha consos were
down TO 100. Wabash general mortgages declined
from n to 75l4. Texas and Pacific incomes and
the irsts Rio Grande division about steady at
56a5GL and at 79as 79l2 respectively.
The sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
Si3G 14O made mp by gains OF $1G,795 currency
and S4i0.345 coin That makes the net gain since
last Friday 81 .795. COZ. To-day's transactions
covered: Receipts. S1,O66.2Os payments,
3O,O63; currency balance, $6,356.0l2;
coin balance. s120,503. $50. Money was
easy and in abundant supply at 3l2a4 per
cent and later at 2l2 per cent, for call loans. The
domestic exchanges on New-York at the places
named are quoted follows Savannah. par to u
premium; Charleston, par TO u premium; New
Orleans, par for commercial and 81 premium for
bank; 81. Louis. 70 cents discount; Chicago. so
cents discount Boston, 10 cents discount to par.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as
follows, Exchanges. $135. ,294; balances,
S. 1893.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $273.0O0 National bank notes for
redemption. Tho customs receipts we're $685.
and tho internal revenue receipts $323,51O.
Tho foreign exchanges developed no changes;
the demand is light and bills are scarce. Rates
for business remain unchanged as follows
Bankers bills, 81 SO and 81 S5aa for long and
short sterling respectively; 6.21ss and 5.1Sls for
francs 94a4 and ooh for reichmarks; 1913 and
4Ols for guilders.
In London British consols were lie higher ut
1O2 7-16 for money, and unchanged at 102l2 for sc-
count United States bonds were steady at 1904
for 3ias 123is for A. and 115 1915 for 4io'. Amer
lean railroads opened lower, but later improved
upon the early quotations received from the homo
markets. The Bank Of England gained $4,000
bullion on balance. India Council bills were al
lotted at lied per rupee advance At Paris French
3 per cents rose to so. 10 francs
Tho following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange Salesroom:
share Delaware Lackawanna and West.