New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-05
Bid Asked BID. Askst
L s.4tas SOL reg 49, rs Us. cur s., 1926 l3i
y. 93l3Jl. oo1ll3b ia US. cur 50, l3I 80.
U = 4sl9)1 reg 1891 l2tls Us. cur 90 lblSlSRt2 -:
u r IA I1JT COZ 1871 I2IL u sour Ca lSJ3 1897
s per ceats I0Oie -. Dist. col. 365s...1l3a
L = On ]

The transactions In State bonds covered only
South Carolina non-fundable as 4. OF city bank
stocks American Exchange sold at 130 and Seventh
Ward at III u.
Despite the weakness that was developed III the
share market the general bond market exhibited
considerable strength, and as rule prices show
some improvements Erie second consos held
steady at 891tdS9ls Missouri, Kansas and Texas
first consols were firm at 40 and the general mort
cages of $50 were firm at S2's despite the suit
brought against the company to restrain 1t from the
payment of the interest on bonds issued under any
mortgages created since 1876. which is effort to
prevent tho payment of interest upon bonds of the
general mortgage issue of 1880 while the pay
ment of interest on the second mortgage
incomes of 1876 is in default Chesapeake and
OHIO currency is wers - higher ut 30. Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg consol 5s were up %
at 712i. Canada Southern first IS up
L at 1919 West Shore and Buffalo
drsts 5s after 30 advance TO 559i
declined to 5l7s. Chicago and Atlantic
second IS were Off u at sSi2. Central aud Hudson
consols were strong at 1871 for coupon and 1929
for registered bonds. New-York, Chicago and St.
Louis first Is IN . at 1918. Albany and
Susquehanna general IS were active at 115. East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consol % were
strong and higher at 75ls Northwestern debenture
5s rose i to 0s's, and Burlington and Quincy de-
benture rs ip 70 1854. WABASH general 90 were
off / per cent at G53i. Texas and Pacific incomes
were about steady at 52aj2l2, and fr5ts,
Rio Grandc division, were Il lower at 70. Northern
Pacific incomes. after 101l2 closed unchanged at
10Th Oregon Short Line o. were Is lower at %.
The BUSINESS o. the Sub Treasury for the week
ended tonight includes receipts of PS.365,f75 and
payments of S0,40S,2O5, leaving the general ball
ance at $i3O3B3,GOj against Sl3l ,472,33j
Mach %. showing an apparent loss Of Sl,lO2, $50
Ba fr GeduGins from the e, rec 5gesG2 as G eLt
items of transfers which only affect the Sub
Treasury account with the General Treasury, Its
true loss, affecting the banks, Is 81 5l3,SOl
aud that includes receipts OF gold com paid tor gold
bullion delivered by the Assay Office. To-dHy's
operations covered Receipts, $l,65 200: pay
meuts, 81 202, 716; currency balance $40, 515497;
coin balance, %l19 ~j4,1OS.
The money waIket was little harder so that the
bulk Of the business done ON CAL was ut per
cent the quotation, however l. ll2G . per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows Exchanges SlOo,4li,Ol5; balances
inc United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received S2S6,0O0 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were P6l62is
and the internal revenue receipts S30750S.
The foreign exchanges are still called quiet. but
there il enough OF activity to occasion the engage
ment Of 81 100000 gold tor to-mOrrows steamers
10 till the vacuum made by short supply of bills.
Rates If anything are harder but tho quotations
for business are unchanged n, follows Bankers
bills. 50 s731 end 81 500 for long and short
sterling spectyely s. l75s and jl55s FOR francs
% = and 95@ for reichmafks; 4Ols and 4O3s for
gullders.
The London market again was strong for British
cOns0ls at 1929 for money and 102 BIO for ac-
count United States bonds steady at l2Gls |
for Is and Is for Il2s American railways were
irregular, but generally ruled higher in response to
yeSterdaPs home markets Bar silver was Lied |
lower az jOosd per ounce. The Bank Of England |
gained $4,000 bullion on balance At Paris |
French per cents declined to 1918 francs
RAILROAD EARNINGs.
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
1882 1893. 1854
so %Pi vesE " ia aio sl7s3a2 na33i nsg85
an. to March 81 1892 4E7 lSi9,9Jl l,B1T049 |
KOBrHERS PACIFIC
amber ~ miles. .... G72 l.7Ol 2A9l |
week in March. Sl2O.69l G2OCGu9 q3s 500 |
an 20 March 81. ool,4iJ l,l7is47 1GJJ,JJ6 |
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
5 aiI week s' IA March s8iR s55955 ss75sYj
AN. to March 3l....... 2Jj36i0 3273.68 3l03952 |
Imports of dry goods at New-Yorl5:
Entered the p0rt....s2 500 5if sl4upOj a3S59 qs3
hIownon market 2G5I2jO 2j2j,s3j 22J-,8sZ |
Since Jan.
Entered at the port...49 icG78J a. 7344j3 8sG9-G7s
o. |