New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-15
State bonds were neglected, and the

state bonds were neglected, and there were no
transactions IN city bank stocks
The dealings in railroad bonds covered large
variety OF issues, but the market was less elastic
than it recently has been, and the tendency OF
prices generally was downward. The West Shore
and Buffalo 5s monopolized their full share OF the
trading aud closed of L. at 53l2. Canada southern
first D. were 4 easier at y, and the second
- were steady at 81. New-York, Lackawanna and
Western second D were Is off at 997s. ST.. PAM
first IS Pacific and Western division were on os at
1O0A and first 81 Wisconsin and Minnesota VISION
were steady at 99l2. Northwestern ana Burlington
and Quincy dehentWe 5s were unchangsd T. Do,n
sold at 90. Chicago and Atlantic second 6s were
about steady ut SSi1. Erie second consols We're on
II at - 7sG ~. Pennsylvania 4l2s decuhed , 10
gGlo Missouri Kansas and Texas first cons0ls were
of = at lO9ls Chesapeake and Ohio hrsts series D.
were IA lower at lO4l2 aud the currency os aiuet
decline of - To 50 recovered to g3'2. Waoasl, ~
Louis and Pacific Hrsts sold at lO9 a lot a,
Texas and Pacific incomes were off / y At 80 ard
FIRST Rio Grands were 3. lower at Il y. Northern
Pacific trsts were Il easier at 1918. oregon ShoIt
Lines declined 4 10 - q, ana oregon improvement
&c were OF per cent to 70. ~ 90,
The Sub-Treasurg to-day lost on balance - J.
647. made up by coin loss of Y1J4I1 lwhlch III
part probably represents an amount OF silver GER
trticates that were cancelled and sent 10 Nasning-
toni less a gam of 9l3.s2S currency. ne uAy ,
transactions covered: Receipts; 3lOlO'923 Bay
ments 81 1872 600; currency balance, @IO'I o'-ot
coin balance 2l222Os $40
The local money market shows no respect to the
General condition or the banks, ana Gail Ioduo W
dav ruled at l2d2 per cent with only shade" OF
a Il spOsitiOn to harden
The Clearing House statement to-day was az
follows: Exchanges, 11O9545,6SS; balances @4'-
731,5GS. -. A.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
d1v received S44S 900 National bank notes tOr
redemption. The customs receipts were SbO|,Zo+
and the internal revenue receipts ooo1,14o
The foreign exchanges present the same general
features that they have for some time; the busl-
ness is not active large, but the demand is IN ex-
cess OF the supply, and hence S1.lOO,OOO gold mas
hnen engaged for Wednesdays steamers TO cover
bills already sold If Othing unforeseen occurs u
is probable that Wednesdays shipment Will exceed
$4,000. 600. The quotations are strong and un,
changed for actual business as follows: Bankers
bills ~ s-3, and 81 S934 for long and short ster-
ling respectively; 5.175s and 5.15Ss for francs ;
95fe and 1854 for reichmarks; 4Ols and 4O's Tor
Easter Monday is holiday in the European mar
kets: hence to-day we without any foreign
quotations for securities -
Tae attention of executive officers OF corpora
tions as well as of merchants generally IS directed
to An advertisement Of the American surety com
panv. which undertakes the guarantee OF the ndei-
ity of employees. ill., 9 C,,,o.
to-day was dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. VIII
IAN H. Hamilton will continue the business under
MS own name.