New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-01
Bid. Asked.
Transactions in Stare bonds were confined TO sales

Transactions in STATE bonds confined TO sales
of Arkansas Is to Central Railroad at %. There
were no dealings III city hank stocks
The feature OF the raj road bond market was the
large dealings ($1.500,000) in West Shore and Buff
fao 5s, and the advance in price from
sOls to S2ls. That move nent, which III part
WAS speculative stimulated trading in bonds of the
specnlatIve KIND, and Prices generally were higher.
The sales of the following bonds and the prices
named afford an opportunity for comparison and
discrminat on by investors: New-YOrk Central
Is 1883 at lO57s010 l2-eQuivaleut 10 102l2 for
Cen raj and hudson new debentu 2 5s; Chic 90,
ST Lonis ard New Orleans 5s at 1O6 -. Paul first
6s southern Minnesota divi sion. Of l0Sl2; Haunt
bal and ST. Joseph is ut 110l201lO9i; S. Pau and
maha consols al 10S a I'd New-Y,Ik. Chicago and
St Louis first 6s at 9Hl4 099l2. Missouri, Kansas
aud Texas general mortgages rose from S34 toSl'S
and Texas ami Pacific incomes were ~ y at Goa
643 am iirsts. RIO Grand division, were % higher
Denver and Rio Graude coDsnls were ! per cent
roso per cent. Rome, WATERFOWL aud Ogoe1s-
burg IS advanced from 81 to 6SQ674- Chesapeake
an Ohio first, series Is; were q higher ana the
currency deb were steady at %.
The Sub Treasury tO-da' gained ON balance
1904 773, made up bv "a coin gan OF $500 l3i. less
a currency loss OF S53sl. The DAYS transact 'ns
covered: Rec ip :, 81. 12S776: ptyment', SSH
O03: currency baiance 81 .3sO0SS: cOin ba!a ace.
$l21 250.420 Money at the Stock Exchange 10
dav ruled from 504l2 early. to 3 per cent aiIer
2 o'clock: between and o'clock. when lac Dulk
of the bu.iness was done, loans were made at Gas
per cent, nut finally money was Offered at ~.
Probably rates today wer~ sonewha affected by
preparations for the payment of corporate interest
due tomorrow, but IN the condition OF the bank
resat yes IL is not reasonable 10 expect very low
rates tor money NJ present. beyond such te no rary
effect as the Governments payments OF bonds aud
interest after ,O-morrOw may have.
/ he Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, 1925, 10000; balances,
SO sS2s57
Tne United States Treasury at Washington TO-
day received 3d., 600 National bank notes for r.
deIupIiop. The customs receipts we're SOL 81;
and the internal revenue receipts Tl,Ol9,501.
The foreign exchang are still dull. but IA es for
sterling are irmer. We revise quo atoms for iusl-
ness as follows: Banker| bills, - SO aud - S5l2
Iur long and short sterling respectively; 6.Z1 ana
5lS2 for francs "a Z and 80 Tor reIchmarks; lOls
an0 40aa for guIlder4
In London British cOnsnls were ls easier at
1O2 JIG for money and 102ls for account. u nted
States 3l2s were quoted oil 81 at l05l2-pr"bauly
ex Interesi-4l2s were ls higher at 1lGbs, and IA
were unchanged at 1884. American railways we're
irregular, but generally about 4 per cent lower.
The Bank of England lost f5JOO0 bullion on
baancp. Money IN the open marKet Is "rn at and
above the bauk rate At Paris French per cents
rose to 1910 fIs.
MIR. A fred H. Murs tomorrow will become a
member OF the firm of Earl d. Dayton.