New-York tribune., 1883-03-10

State bonds were dull. Louisiana consols sold
down to 6Sa seller ten days, and Arkansas IS to
Central Railroad at 10Gl0i2. There were no trans
actions In city bank stocks.
Business in railroad bonds was light. Canada
Southern frsts further advanced to 952i Texas
aud Pacific incomes again were active aud rose
from G6i2 to GSGG7 and frsts. Rio Grlnde division,
advanced l. to s2l4 and reacted to 81 Missouri,
Kansas and Texas general mortgages after
81 cold down to S0a. and the sec
onds sold at OIL a 577S a j7l2. Eno
second consols were up per cent to 81 and closed
at 0G9la97. Chesapeake and OHIO tirsts series B,
were steady at 91ls and the currency debts rOso
to 53Gj23, Ohio Central incomes M from
30 to 32l2a32 Ncw-York, West Shore and Buffalo
IS advanced to 1854 1874 AMI NewYork, Chicago
and ST. Lons firsts were about steady at 97G067s
Indiana Bloomington and Western incomes sold AT
47lga 49, and Ncw-YoTk City and Northern general
mortgage certificates al 49647, and East Tennes-
see, Virginia aud Georgia incomes were per cent
higher at 36. The general tone of the bond market
was strong until late, after which 1t was irregular
and f-yerish
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending to-nipht includes In. receipt of 50 320 90
and the payment OF $7,OS9.9So. Tho results Of
these transactions Is gam 10 the general balance
of - 2j9, 80 ard leaves II Sl3l l,GOi5O3, aga nst
SI2g 36J.3l3 February 23. But the true gam as
affecting the banks, alter deductng certain items
from the receipts and payments, which are supply
the results of a system of bookkeeping, u - 3S0-
$50: to arrive AZ the ret gain hy the Treasury must
| he deducted from that sum $4,000 received IN
gold com for SILVER certificates ~ NewOrleans and
| ST. Louis. leaving the actual gain 70 the United
| - afes Treasury bV the operations of the week at
| New-YarS at S2,lH,lS3. Tho foregoing facts,
| tOg. with the other known movements OF
money duiog the week, indicate a loss TO the
| banks total reserves by tO-mOrrows statement OF
| an amount smaller than that Shown by tho state
| meat of last saturday ; ana perhaps CONTRACTION
in the loans may 50 temper the loss to the surplus
| Irfa
| loss. The statement however. will make a
showing of cash which is better than
| the actual condition tonight. Money
! today worked more easily and the extreme rates
| were z and per cent for call loans on ordinary
stock collatcrals; the opening vas at per cent
and that rate tho bulk of The business was done
| the closing quotation was cal per cent. The do
| nestle exchanges continue 10 rule against New
| York and at Boston New-lOrk funds are plump 40
| cents discount despite a publication to-day that
currency s coming here from Boston " a. shown by
the rates Ol exchange between the two points. Io-
DAYS talk abOu the locking up 81 money for specu-
atve effect is all bosh. After to-day's operations
IN stoc Ks such movement Is not in the interest of
| any one having the power T. do II.
| The Clearinghouse statement to-day IS rs fol-
lows: Exchanges $1l7,ioG025; balances.
The tinted states Treasurer at Washington to-
day received 1881 900 National bank notes for
dempton. The customs receipts were S62O,07j,
and the internal revenue receipts Si1S.526.
There - n Improvement In the mercantile de-
lnand for foreign EXCHANGE, but The reccut forced
movements of gold iiOm Europe to America to-day
cXrited an influence upon the market and rates
wcro frmer az full advance II l. cent TO
the l. We quote for business as follows :
Blnkers bills, - - and - S334 for long and
short sterling respectively; 52J and 6.2OS4 for
francs; 9iA and 949l lor ieichnarAs; o0'4 ana 4O
for guildcrs.
In London British consols opened steady at last
evenings losing piccs, but later they advanced 4
to lO2 81 for money and O. lOS 10 ior account
United states bonds were * higher at lO67s Tor the
3l,s: and the Is were steady al 1924. American
railways only partially responded 10 Yesterday rse
IN the home markets.; tho Atlantic ana Great W est
rrn issues wcdNcr AZ Paris, French renicS
declined from e2;32l2 20 $40, and recovered 10
$50; sight exchange rose 10 21.2Jl2 francs To
the 4.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads arr