New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-20

Among State bonds the Arkansas rs to the Pine
Bluff Railroad advanced 2l9 per cent. The trans
actions in city bank stocks aggregated oil shares
and included Fourth National and Park.
Railroad bonds generally were dull and the prices
were about steady; a few ISSUES however, were
speculative. and in some instances were hgher'
Missouri Kansas and Texas seconds rose l'2 PEI
cent Texas and Pacific incomes rose 'sAho r'ac'eu
81 but the frss, Rio Grandc DIVISION were =
easier Atlantic and Pacific hrstS were uIhsu''iS
active and lose rs, and Fort Worth ana DenFeI
drsts advanced 49, Northern Pacific hrSts aecllneq go
l. to 1O4. Erie second c0nSOls WEke pc, r. Nv
g8ls696 but the funded IS sold ~ Ole. Mutual
Union Sinking Funds rose l3S per cent ,..,,,.o,.
The Sub-Treasury to-day galne9 III on oGs i,s
S3O3 25j made up by com gain ot t'N,.V,), -
a currency loss OF S24.9j0: IL also gamer FIVpuoV
by an issue to it's cash Of that amount o. goi vi
tcates The days tIansacii0nS n ,irncv hal
81, 1O7 500; payments $I.l0i53O' cuiIe9 ny TSt
auce. S6. $40, 74G; coin balance, @l@o'tO -
Money call again was ACTIVE ana tnc - t ~
M from l2d 10 at the opening 10 log 10 pc % ~
the CLOSE Twice or thrice in &c satioh5 Oh tuc ne
mand small amounts were used TO mars lne ldsoo
down, and once money was ohercu III VI - -,
the next loan was at IL per cent M ~, re
rumOfs OF 81 900, 900 of gold being on ui, Wy
from san Francisco and due here on NeuIlesIi"A
evening; hut the consigncc OF that OF any o'n,i
sIlm OF gold from san Francisco cQuid nov De lOu,
and the Banks of California and Nevada IN TINS
city have know lcd~c of any sIcn lh"NVlinVu.i
The domestic exchanges On New lofA are ~ ~
The Clearing House statement to-day is az fol-
lows: Exchange, 37,l67,jlG; Balances
81, l34,77J. ,,.-,,...,on 90
The United States Treasury at Washington 10
dav received 1886 900 National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were S6Oo'l"V
aud the internal revenue receipts T'JoVoI. -,
A very small demand tor foreign exchange H'rN"t
To stI.n the ra and revise our quotat enS iot
business as follows: Bankers bills, @t 81 = an"
81 S3lt for lOaQ and short Sterling rc7tcC IVY
5.233s and J2l4 for francs; pa aud oi . '''
rechmarks; 1884 aud 10 for gullders
In London, British cOnsOs were g easier hI
IO2 l-IB and IO2 $40 for money and account re-
1O6l2. the tours were unchanged AT lZ['A anu lIo
4I2s Is higher ut 11GL. American raIlways were
dull. but prices generally were mite better than
on saturday The Bank of England lost Aol;uOo
bullion on balance. Bar silver 5quotcd down 10 1lu'
per ounce. The weekly statement oi the I'M
2,JGOOOO marks. At Paris, French per cents
rose To SI7O francs. -
The gross earnings OF the following railroads arc
reported:
WABASH IT. LOUIS AND PACIFIC.
IssI 1882 issa;
Ss.ss afi '53 .s5s s ss ss5
Jan. 10 IaIca Ia 49, @l9'loO AuVVfLf "No''"'-
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
S .S wS 90 nue. n sareh silesi sG n77 80
Jan ! to March IL -..I. -235o5 i5~N3.i loOi7J2
IT. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND NiNrronG
S Se"s.i {! g e o7 5.5 sa53
The total movements of flour ami gram at the
principal points for the wees ended hfrrh -;
and since JanuTy |, for the years 1888 ana
1852. were as follows: