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State bonds were entirely neglected; quotations
were firm. or city bank. stocks, Central Nationai
sold at 130 and Peoples at 154.
The market for railroad bonds was not as active
as in preceding days and prices were someT Ra1 fdI
irregular; but there still is moderate demand loI
bonds of unquestoned security. Erie. second
consos were rather active with hnai deG,loe Oh 2
to 0124. Chesapeake and Ohio firstsseries Bwere 2
off at 1O4l2 but the currency 6s were II hghef at
5Iat. Central of New-Jersey, consols were
off l2 at I'LL but the E,roda aepsn1fIc s0nt6c
Ss TS5e TTsf n t1tm 2t 300 o tSn1Sa to %
and the second 5s were per cent higher ~ 30
West Shore and Buffalo FIRST 5s declined . 10 81
and recovered to 5SlsQ5s East tennessee & n, "
75lo. and St Louis and Iron Mountain consol os
were strong at II. St. Panl first 5s, Pacihc ana
Western Divison were up = 20 9o'4 anu rs. rn, o.
90 Northwestern debenture 5s were weak at w 2
Q97l4. Ohio Central frsts rose u to70. LonlsVilie
and Nashville general Us advanced - 70 90. o';
Paul first cons0ls were active and a higher at
125ls. Omaha consols were 2 higher at llZ12 A
good deal of noise with small business was made
in Green Bay Western and st. Paul incomes ana
the final price %, is y higher than Yesterday last
figures. Wabash general Is were up per cent at
s. Denver and Rio Grande cOnsOls rose per cent to
S5l2. Texas and Pacific incomes were Il higher at
tied at 747s0750s675li, against 20 yesterday
Northern Pacific irsts were unusually active ana
rose from lO1 y TO 101 7sd lOl9 9i and Oregon ana
Transc0ntinental fists were up from " to 1872
The business OF the Sub-Trcasury for the week
ended tonight includes receipts of S7.305, ,6O1 and
payments of 81 40 $40, leaving the general bal
ance at $l2S,79l ,587 against 2,93l ,Sl5
March II, showing an apparent loss OF = l4O,34S
But deducting from the receipts $l.22o,O0O
and from the payments 81 ,4S1, 900 for certain
items of transfers which only affect the Sub
Treasurys account with the General Treasury, Its
true loss as affecting the banks, is S3, SS4, 600
Deducting further from the receipts Y3OOOOO Tor
items which are loss to the banks for payments
made elsewhere the Treasury's net loss Is
80, 5S43 342. To-day's operations covered: Re
ceipts 81 900. .3S7; payments 81 ,2S4 92O; currency
balance $lO,25S. .s13; coin balance, $l1 532, ,754
The money market was unchanged with an Oh
Iering of an abundance Of loanable capital at
1l2G2 pig per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows; Exchanges, $9l,22S,Os1i balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1904 900 National bank notes for
REDEMPTION The customs receipts were $412.S67
and the internal revenue receipts $330,ln3
The foreign exchanges were unusually strong
at full quotations; but the exports Oi
gold tomorrow ($300,000 to $500 0OO), are linn
tied by the class OF vessels that are sailing.
The rates for business as follows: Bankers bills,
81 S7la and 81 S99a for long and short sterling
respectively; 5.16i2and 515os for francs; % and
9544 for reichmarks; 40ls and 1913 for guilders.
The London market for British cOn5ols was qulet
and steady at unchanged quotations; lOl lo-lO
for money and 102 1-16 for account United
Statcs4 per cents come qnOted up 3-16 at 25hand
Il o 4l2s are 1-16 higher at l15 0-10; The quota
tion3 for American railways generally were from
Il to L. per cent easier Bar silver was of 1l6dt0
5O7sd per ounce. At Paris French 3 per cents were
a little lower at 1850 and sight exchange on
London declined to 25.2ll2 francs to the /.
Innorts Of dry goods at NeW-YOrk: