New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-07

Almost nothing was done In State bonds; Ar
kansas "a, Pine Bluff, sold at 4sl2 and closed 49l2
bid Ofcity bank stocks 80 shares OF North Ameri-
ca sold at 1O2
The speculative bond market shared the fortunes
of the share market. The issues which lately have
attracted the attention early made further ad
yances and later declined. Principal among these
are the Texas and Pacific and Missouri. Kansas and
Texas issues; all OF them. either by sales quota
tons closed lower than they did last evening Erie
ond consols with small business declined per
cent To 90. Canada Southern irsts were 4 lower
at 0I3t, and New-York, Chicago and st.
Louis iirsts and New-York, West Shore and
Buffalo 5s were about steady. Richmond
and Danvllle debeniures of q
at "a. Mutual Union Sinking funds were oft L at
S41s. Wabash general mortgages declined to
Tho sub-Treasury to-day gained on balance
SILL ,906, made up by gains of 81, 1912 coin
and ST., 81 currency. lt also gained ~ 100000
by an issue of that amount OF gold certificates
which in its statement In counted as receipts and as
coin. The days transactions covered: Re
eeipts, $2,64s'444 payments. S435 44S cur
rency balance S66l5, 1856 coin balance,
SI25, 73s, 600 Money at tho stock Exchange again
was more active. and the rate for call loans ranged
from to o per cent; the business was principally
done at S0l2 per cent, and the last was at per
eminent security collaterais is completely at q
standstlll. The only change noticed In the domes-
tic exchanges on New-fork Is a weakening OF rates
at New Orleans $1a75 cents discount for CONNER
cla -
The Clearing House statement to-day IL as fol-
lOwsi Exchanges, $ll5,3O5,SO9j balances,
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received 100000 National bank notes Tor re-
demption. The customs receipts were $500, O39,
aud the Internal revenue receipts S20s6O9:
The exports OF mere, andse from this port for the
week ended to-day amount 10 S7.72O, 7O3, which Is
SiO44 35I more than the values of the exports for
the week Of 1852, and is 81 2O0,094 less than for
In. week Of 1881. The strinRency IN money has
reduced the business IN foreign exchanges other
no, befu shlnusra and bankers. to minimum.
Bankers admit and that there has been no mercan
tile demand for exchange Tor over TWO months whlcn
Is at all commensurate WITH the whlch
have been made. and that IL sooner or later must
come and be- metz but that at present there Is no de-
mand In such a condition of affairs, tue exchanges
are governed entirely by the difference IN the money
markets of Europe aud America and not by the bal
ance Of trade The fact that we already are heavily
i'm debt to Europe does prevent us from borrow
ing more, either in gold OF merehandlse out every
dollar of gold now import ed Is an addition to the
debt we owe aud not liquidation Of
a debt due us. Ratos are, entirely nominal
Bankers bills - 81 and ~ SO l9 for long and short
sterling respectively 6.22i2 and 90 for francs;
04L aud 0i7s tor Teichmarks; 304a aud AZ Tor
I'm London British consols were easier for money
they declined " to 102 5-10, aud for account, l-l0
to l020s. United States 3d2s , were higher at
IL lower at 11b4. American railways opened gOn'
erallya little higher than yesterday closing prio g.
but later more han lost the early gains virginia
funded bonds fell 10 per cent The Bank OF Eng
land lost f100. 900 bullion, withdrawn for shp-
ment to America. At Paris. French 3 per cents de-
clned TO ~, and sight exchange on London rose to
fhe shipments eastward from Chicago Of -four,
qrain aud provisions 10y the six pool railways Tor tue
week ended Saturday. March 3, amounted TO 90, 037
tous against ~, 800 tons for the preceding week.
The New York, Chicago and 81. Louis Rallroad Is
reported to have taken an additional 1000 tons.
The following statement shows the tons of each
ticle shipped by each road last week and tho total
tons by each road for the same week OF 1892;