New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-24

State bonds were neglected; the only sale was
81 600 Tennessee 8s at 39le OF city bank stocks,
Hanover sold at 155, and Tradcsmen's at l07.
The railroad bond market generally vas dull, hut
IL was in full sympathy with the share market.
Erie second consols were unusually active and de-
clned from 62la TO 55A 56i2 on the foregone con-
clusion that the June coupon would not DC paul
which was confirmed by an Official announce aNd
Ohio firsts, series Is, were off per cent at 9o, ana
currency Is declined from 80 to 1914 G33l2 L.
high aud WilkesbarTe consols were down 70 ~" o.
lO4l2 and general Is were down per cent az W. ~
Canada Southern first 5s declined q to IS. west
Shore and Buffalo SIS. after sales at 45s, were still
81 lower at 4G. Ea.t Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia consol IS were e, lover
at 57ia, and the incomes fell III, 2n2
6s sold at 74073. Northwestern debenture ,5s
were down to 81 D. and Burlington and Quincy de-
benture IS we're of 4 at 9l%. Denver and 40 6Y
Kansas Pacific frsts Denver division, were on a az
IO2l, and Oregon Short Line Is were only steady
d IT p to 4o and Sfh Tsts aG Rio
from So to 55a55l4. Northern Pacific tirsts sold at
iO3 at 1929 and at 30 seller sixty days; wool,
ended tonight includes receipts of $14 23O, 6iS ana
PAYMENTS of Sg251 $50. leaving the general bal
at $l3s aganst 81 Ss I Bnt
and from the receipts ,$s,CO0,oo0 for
certain items of transfers which only affect the
nrv. its 1rmS loss, as affecting the banks is
So $50 O32; and dcductng further from the rcceiP,ts
S7S5 900 received for silver certificates payable
elsewhere, the true loss TO the Treasury Is
So sos O32. To-day's operations covered Receipts
$l,969 2O5 payments. $129s,s16 cur IRE s pal
The money market worked easy and call loans
ruled at about pig per cent and closed quoted la
l l2 per cent. l., 100 ~,
follows Exchanges $1O1, 044, 1903; balances,
So Oh $40. u,..,:..o, D.,
day received $i52 900 National bank notes for re-
demptlon The customs receipts were $3lo'4ol'
| and the internal revenue receipts S44o,6ZS'
The foreign exchanges only reflect the genera
dulness and uncertainty in small business al
steady figures. We quote for business as 1ollows
Bankers bills, 81 SAL and 81 S64 for long ana ma
short sterling respectively 5.2i ana o.lS,4 d0r
francs 94i2 and 90 for reichmarks; Az ana 4o'4
| for guilders. .
In London British consols were off ls for money
at lOI D. 9 and Lie for account to lOl o. nlted
States bonds were up y per cent ut rs 1or as ana
1872 for 4i2s. American railways all opened lower
tinued to decline during the day. AT Paris French
| 3 per cents were OH to 1910 francs. The weekly
statement of the Bank of France shows an increase
of spece-3,0S 900 francs gold and 4'ooi'ooo
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company has
declared its usual quarterly dividend OF "A pei
cent payable June 10 Transfers will close on
MAY "a, and reopen on June ii.
Imports OF dry goods at New-iork:
F FS.sSs at the ' 5S
Since January l. 1900. -, ., oco az, ,o o,o =, IN
Thrown market 5S33l ~ 1oo'oOio oV''V'' Z"
EUROPEAN FiNANCI,L MARKETS.
and s Va Ss
Ronds 1873 do FOnr Half Per cent Bonds l32 Al
iantc Western First Mortgage Trustees Cern
Gates 372 do second Mortgage, SD Erie SECOND G0nses
j La Reading IA; Mexican Ordinary a. o. Canadian fscnc
AZ. Paul Common II "a
m-Paris advcos quote Three Pcf cent ifeh'es Al 20
francs 10 centimes Tor the account ri
n m-Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage lius
tees Certllcatcs $780, Erie Isle; Second Consos b3
Nsw.York Central III III Illinois Central l2G Readng
2 Mexican Ordinary 40 Canadian Pacific 47's St Pau
Common 70hs - - -, a.. ,..... 81 =,
40 m-Paris quote Three Per Gent Rentes at
francs account and exchange ON London
/ AT g francs 20lo confines for checks. . -. .
| PARIS MAY 1.-THE weekly statement OF tho BANK o.
France shows OF 3O8l0OO francs In gou aho
40O4, 900 francs in silver.
/ NM We