New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-11

of holders and would-be buyers seemingly were far
apart. but the biddings generally were strong.
OF city bank stocks the only sale was of American
Exchange at 136.
The dealings In railroad bonds generally were In
small amounts and there was more than the usual
irregularity in prices. Erie second consos were up
Il at 92s4, and Chesapeake and Ohio firsts series Is,
were mp ls ut 1921 and the currency 6s were "A
higher ut 51a Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds
were off % at 70ls aud the general 6s Il lower
at S15i Canada Southern first IS were at 80.
st. Louis and Iron Mountain new IS were Il higher
at 7534. West Shore first 5s off a at 55's
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consol 5s
strong at I'LL Chicago, st. Louis and New
Orleans consOl 5s steady at los. St. Paul first
5s Wisconsin and Minnesota, were steady at 95ai.
Northwestern debenture IS were off 4 at 9514, and
Burlington and Quincy debenture IS were 80 lower
at 9jl2. New-York, Chicago and st. Louis first Is
were strong at 1868 Richmond and Danvllle de-
bentures were off one per cent at 60. Wabash gen.
eral 6s were of "a at 66l4 Denver, Rio Grande and
Western firsts were per cent lower at So. North
ern Pacific firsts were a lower at 101. Fort Worth
and Denver firsts were up a at 6S a.
The Sub-TTeasury to-day gained on balance
$43,l4O, made up by currency gain OF PSI, ~
shows a reduction of 1856, $50 because Of the re-
tirement from the cash of 100000 gold certIh-
Gates. Inc Hay q operations covered.
$1,45i.365; payments, 81, 4OS,215; currency bal
ance, 80 1888, 209; coin balance, Sl22, OO9,O39
The money market at the Stock Exchange for
call loans was abundanty supplied with funds at
1l2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $11O,4O5,574; balances,
$4.673 656.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1896, 900 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were S723,363
and the internal revenue receipts S714,S10.
The London market for British consOls reflects an
anticipation of easier rates for money, consequent
upon an influx of gold from America, in an advance
money the quotation is unchanged at 101 lilo
United States bonds were steady at previous quo
tatiOns Is at 1858, and lbs at 1147s. American
railways were neglected, but the quotations show
declines of from b to per cent, after the fashion
Of Saturdays home markets. The Bank of Eng gland
gained $4,000 bullion on balance. At Paris
French per cents were higher at 1857 L francs
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows a specie loss of 3,207, 900 marks.
The foreign exchange market void of feature
Last weeks exports of gold, which were up TO the
average of the weekly exports of merchandise from
this port, have had effect upon the market, and
rates for business are as firm ever, follows:
Bankers bills, 81 81 and 81 S03i for long and short
sterling respectively 5.17ls land 5.l5 for francs
93ls and 9J4 for reichmarks; 4Ol5 and 1893 for
guilders.
The following table shows the tons and percent
ages shipped by each of the railroads east of Chr
cagO OF -four, grain and provisions for the week
ended last saturday, in comparison with the same
week of 1888 and 1882