New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-21
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State bonds were neglected and tho quotations
were easier The sales include Arkansas tbs at w.
and Alabamas class A, at 1929 There were no Trans
actions In city bank stocks but the hiddihg9 anu
offerings betrayed no lack of confidence III tie
The renerai bond market was in full sympathy
with the weakness in the share market Lie euc
ond cOusols with maturing c cnI 70 VI GGi,a GEL
Cbcsoncake and Ohio issues were comparatively
steady. and after some fiuctuation close5
the same az last exen III a. Rome Water
town and Ogdenshnrg conS0l os c0Seu Pca t oc,,'
lower at &C. Missouri, Kansas anu leAas Ilst cVI-
soils fell per cent to lofl genera, Comad
Southern first IS declined u to 9S'2 and We i
Shore and Buffalo 5s fell from 5Ois 10 1I.Ad 4Sis,
per cent NJ 90. New-York Elevated INST ..
we're 10 higher at ll8l2; MctropGlitant o mTn
IS sold at 3al02is and seconds AZ w. w.
East Tennessee, Virginia ana GcorRia cIliI
sol 3, recovered l per cent to CO. and ended
at 598; and the incomes were on from ~ 10 % t oW
ISL Mutual Union Telegraph Us der 81 Psi
cent TO GO ST. Paul frsts, Pacific and western os'
we're OFT 81 at 81. Northwestern dcbenfnrG ~ vert
easier at 03 ga 037s and Burlington and Qn'npGy
debentures We're Il lower at W De tn I hnt thc
frsts Western extension sold at 40a 40 Texas IN,
comes rose per cent to a. and closed Ut 49, ana a
tirsts, Rio Grandc division, after selling ~ Go
frsts were steady at 1893. 1922. ,.,o
Tie Sub-1rcasnry to-day lost on balance alS
ISJS. 800 made up pE losses Oh P'-',I " W., !.
Receipts, 81 POI osz; payments $2'oEE3ii0oI
currency balance. $10,41l,7H; coin balance
SIPS, 477,54s. :o.c01
per cent and the bulk of the business was donc az
the last uamed figure; after that the rare deciihc"
to / per cent and closed at | l2d per cent
The Clearing House statement TO-DAY Wa1 az
follows: Exchanges, $1l5,lo7,s5G; balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
dov received %276 900 National bank notes for re-
denpton. The customs receipts W we So t'''''i''
and the internal revenue receipts Sl09,3L3. $500,
The foreign exchanges are still dencIallzed ami l'
without any additional sqEgy o El for S business
short sterling respectively; 5.21 and 5.lS,4 i3r
francs: 81 y and % for reichmarks; ~ ana 1o'4
In London British consos we're steady at l0l D.lG
for money and at 10l 7-l6 for account. nn lsed
States bonds responded to YESTERDAY ne
Der cents rose to l2ld 1921 and the 42 per cents
TO ia. American railways were nat with IrIe i
lar changes of Is or 4 pcrc ent from YESTERDAY
last quotations At Paris French 3per cents lISe
TO IS 10 francs. and sight exchange on London
wa. up 20 25.19l2 francs TO tho L.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
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Exports of merchandise from Ncw-York:
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