New-York tribune., 1884-02-19

State bonds were neglected, but small sums of
Tennessee Compromise bonds at 44l2 show an ad-
vance Of 3. over Saturdays figures. There were no
transactions in City bank stocks.
The market for railway bonds was less active
than it was asst week, and prices, particularly for
the speculative kinds, generally show some conces-
sion but they were Irregular. Erle second con-
soils closed at 94 Il after 94os, and Rome, water
town and 0gdensburg 5s, after an advance OF 4 TO
7Ol2 ended at 20 Chesapeake and ONO hrsts,
series b were 10 higher at IO11t and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas seconds were up from ~ 20 o.
Canada first 5s yielded IS 10 % =, and West
Shore first js declined from 80 ls TO 90 upon the
reported action of the Attorney General IN apply
ing to the court for the appointment OF another
receiver of the North River Construction
ent receiver East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
consOl 5s rose u 10 "A, but ended at 1919. Rich
mond and Danville frsts were on 4 at 95l2 New
York Chicago and st. Louis first Us firm at
I05l2G 105 l2, and the seconds sold at sJa0o9's.
Long Island cOnsOl 5s brought l0l, ard Pennsyl-
vania 4l2s sold at 944 st. Paul nrsts, Pacihc and
Western DIVISION were up 4 at 95os and hrsts rs
consin and Minnesota division were up y at 92's.
Manitoba cOnsos rose y to 1882. Northwestern
debenture Js were Is easier at 955s and chicago,
Burlington and Quincy IS were firm at 96lsG96.
Omaha cOnsOlN advanced per cent 70 Ill. North
ern Pacific hrsts we're up l s at 1Ol, and oregon
Railway and Navigation hTsts were - higher at
1O7L2. Texas aud Pacific incomes declined os 10
1878 and irsts Rio Grande division were of z at
The Sub-Treasury to-day lost on balance
sos Cos, made up by losses $4s, 100 currency and
S46O5s6 coin; its balance was further reduced by
the retirement from the cash of S5OO,OQO gold cer-
tifcates. The days operations covered Receipts,
SsS7,371 payments, 81 ,S96,O60; currency bal
ance. IS. l04 966 coin balance l9,097 ,242.
The local money market was as easy - ever.
Rates for call loans ruled az l2a2 per cent, with
the business about equally divided between the two
rates.
follows Exchanges. Sl36, ,l32; balances,
Sj,7O9,292.
day received t3J5,00O National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were II ,OcO,Ol7,
and the internal revenue receipts S56O,Ool.
The foreign exchanges developed no new features;
business was small aud the markets were strong at
quotations for business as follows: Bankers bills,
"a s53, and - SCH for long and short
sterling respectively; 5.1sls and 5l50s for tranes
g5ls and 9j34 for rechmlrks; 40 and 4O4 Tor
guildeTs
In London British cOnsOs were stronger and ad-
vanced i TO lO1 g. for money and l. l6 10 1923
for account the reduction TO 1-l6 difference be-
tween money and account indicates an easier money
market at the London Stock Exchange. United
states As were unchanged at l26ls aud the i2s
were 1-I6 higher at lis 7-l6 Quotations 1or
American railways were simply reflections OF SAT-
urday'S home markets. and hence were Irregular
but generally show small declines At Paris French
3 per cents rose from 1880 to 76.17l2. and sight
exchange on London advanced TO 1924 y francs.
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF ter
many shows "a special gain of 100000 marks.
railroad EARNING5