New-York tribune., 1883-06-08

State bonds were neglected but there were un-
usual sales of Georgia bonds. New rs at lOSi2 and
gold rs at 1862. Jersey City rs sold at lo4. VI
city bank stocks Commerce sold at 16O.
The business in railroad bonds covered large
variety of issues and the prices generally were flrm
Rome. Watertown and .Ogdensburg IS sold at 69i2.
which seems to be low figure for only $5, 5,41S,OOO
of bonds secured by mortgage on 400 miles of an
old railroad and subject to prior liens amounting to
only $2,021 800 on 100 miles of the road The
company formerly paid dividends upon its stock
and 1T now earns and pays the interest on Its
$2,000000 of income bonds Erie second consols
were up l2 at 96o and the first gold consol rs were
as higher at 12701267s. Boston, Hartford and
Erie frss lis per cent higher at 36ls. Canada
Southern 5s were unusually active at 9Sa49100@
994. West Shore and Buffalo first 5s were about
steady at 7Ssa07s5s. New-York Central
debenture 5s sold at 1887, and Chi
cago, st. Louis and New-Orleans 5s were up to
1914 New-York Chicago and St. Louis first gold
6s continue in demand and rose to 102. st. Paul
and Omaha conso 6s sold at 1072 st. Paul first 6s,
Southern Minnesota division. at 1O9is and North
ern Pacific first 6s at 106l20 1908. Richmond and
Danyle debentures were dull at "a advance to 69o5,
and East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia incomes
were l. higher at SO. Wabash general mortgages
were IL higher at 75l2. Atlantic and Pacific trsts,
Western division, rose to 1908, but the incomes
were dull and barely steady at 347sG35. Texas and
Pacific incomes rose l2 to 65l2, aud ended at 654,
frsts of Rio Grande division beng steady at about
81. Fort Worth and Denver frsts were active, and
rose / 10 TO 733,
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost SIS, ,759 on balance
made up by coin loss of Sl35.391. less currency
gain of $l16,632. The days transactions covered
EsSpS SsoGS Saa4ec
SI12. .9s5 O9 Money at the Stock Exchange
for call loans continued to rule easy and the rates
were 2l2G3 per cent. The domestic exchanges on
New-York the places named are quoted as follows;
Savannah par 10 IL premium; St. Louis. 7oG9O
cents premium I: New Orleans. 70 cents TO 81 pre-
MUM for commercial and Sl 90 premium i0r d
bank Chicago, G0G70 cents premium; Boston, ~
cents discount
The Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $ll5, ,772,4s9; balances $6.oI4'-
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $344.cO0 National bank notes for re-
demption. Tho customs receipts were SooO,ZO|,
and the internal revenue receipts S3939e3.
The foreign exchanges are unchanged. Markets
are dull but there is an undertonc OF
strength IN the rates, which for business are as
follows Bankers bills, - s5aI and 81 s9ll for long
and short sterling respectively; 5.l9 and 5lOl2 for
francs; 94ai and 05i4 for reichmarks; 4Ois aud
The Governors of the Bank of England at their
regular meeting to-day made no change IN the
banks minimum rate for discount aud II remains
at 4 per cent during the week the bank gained
G320 600 bullion, but the proportion OF ITS reserve
TO It's liabilities was raised only from
3JIl TO 1854 per cent, against 43A
per cent az tnis date year ago. Today
The bank made further gam on balance OF f33,OO
bullion. Tns weekly statement OF the Bank OF
France shows an OF 200 600 francs gold
a loss o: SD OO0francs silver. Al the London took
Exchange British cOns0ls declined g Tor money ana
!. for account later accounts recovered -; tue
closing was 100 SIG for money and 100 9-lO Tor
account. United States bonds were quoted I'M,
changed. American railways were Irregular, ana
some were lower than yesterday. In no instance
were tie advances equal 90 those made IN yester
days homo markets. At Paris French per cents
declIned 10 I9.OO