New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-18
O.a,. honds were neglected.

State bonds WeTt ut&iOOtcAs
The transactions in city bank stocks aggregated
thirty-one shares. ,..
pai,rood bonds were dull and prices generally
- lower Erie second consols were u lower,
Canada Southern frsts were ls easier, West Shore
o,d Rutfalo 5s declined 30 and New York. Chicago
and st Louis firsts after decline OF ss to 977s'
wore ateady at 9S4. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
oorsols further declined H. the seconds were a
Ioyyer and the general mortgages were oil L. 81.
ouis and Iron Mountain new 5s were down q.
Texas and Pacific incomes declined 81 and recov-
cred 10 and frss. Rio Grande division, were 4
higher. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia con-
soils were off a, and the incomes were g lower
Richmond end Danvile debentures closed z lower
York Lackawanna and Western firsts sold at
115A0llo
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained $429,252 ON
balance. made up bv a coin gam of Sos27ol, less
currency loss of $685. The days transactions
covered: Receipts. $3.50 $50; payments, $780,
39s: currency balance, $7.001. 247j coin balance,
s1o1. 44S5 800 Money on call ruled easy at 5i296
Der cent and late loans made at 4i2 per cent;
In London, British cOnsols were steady 81 loZis
for money, and l02sia for account United s5ato e
bonds were higher: Gigs and 4l2s, each a ana tho
As is per cen. American railways were ali lower'
and closed without recovery. The Bank OF Eng
land lost G25 900 bullion on balance; AT Paris
French 8 per cents rose to 79.4O and slght eX-
change on London was higher at 25.21l2 The
weekly statement of ths Imperial Bank shows
specie gain of 1858. 900 marks.
The Clearing House statement to-day IS as
follows: Exchanges, $l35,317,727; balances
So, las. 612, ~, ,. J..
The limited States Treasury at Washington TO-
day received 1882 900 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were S6lo'ool'
and the internal revenue receipts 1927 .562. -
The foreign exchanges continue dnil, ana rale g
are fairy steady. The new collateral trust loan OIL
the Union Pacific Railroad Company WIN not De
brought out in Amsterdam until after 10 has peen
listed nj our Stock Exchange, so that III tue loan
shall prove success bills for IL will not come on
the market for ten days or two weeRs. we 9u9I s
"a So and "a ssh for long and short sterling rcspec
lively; 521 and 519 for francs 04l2 and 30 ior
reichmarks; 40ls aud 40as for gull iers.
Messrs John J. Cisco a. Sons advertise for SAFE q
limited amount of the Louisville, Ney-Alpany anu
Chicago first per cent bonds, and OF the Houston
and Texas general mortgage per cent bonds.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
DENVER AND GRASDE.
1851, 1890 1859 is7,
s s9%SfT T Ct Rl S ssS5 5SS
January April l4..-... l223sSI lofSofS hooo'oVO
The earnings of the Denver aud Rio Grande West
ern Railroad for the second week OF April, 1919
new road were $4,000.
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
s S1@ssT week OF Pi i April: sgssssS ss5s
January 70 April l4..--.. ffooh oo''oVV ''-'o0'
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH
S ssaas e R;i stEg5 ssSSS ssssi
Exports of merchandise at New-York: 800,
For the week., ssS2otsl g 2gsisq9 ,sS7ssSSsss3ll