New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-26

There was no business done in state binds but
the quotations are steady. OF city b~ah sI215AS
Commerce sold at lJ7, ami seventh " ara IT ~,
The general bond market ruled weak; but lhcie
were some late recOvelieS that were syinpatheJ &c
with the late rally III the share marErt Erle set1
ond consols declined from ~ 10 ~ ara rec9Ncr"u
10 and closed ar II. Rome, WATERFOWL ana O@-
denshurg COuSOl IS, after beng up - 30 ehUC'l
at 7Ols. Missouri, Kansas and Texas genera. -
were off per cent at 90. Canada southern nrSt 1s
were oil Il at 100. Wost Shore and Buffalo first IS
declined from 81 l. 10 30, and recovered to 81.
NcW-YOrk, Chicago and ST. Louis HfNt5 WeT" 2
higher at los. 81. Pau rsts, Nscols9 ana NINE
sofa division IS were off one pei cent nom me las
sale az 97l2. Northwestern debeniuro % yleluci
from 9S TO 81 or sales Of 7S 900. Wabash general
Us cold moderately at iSGiS Z, against u the las
previous sale. Denver and Rio ,irande coAS0Ss
were u lower at o. ana SOFA al ~ S'F foii
90 and d fr; T padG S35eRsT We're tc
higher at o3. Texas Pacific incomes rose per cent
TO 4Blo hut liTsts Rio rande division, declined q
to 90. Northern Pacific hrsts were exceptionally
Oregon and Iraascontinental nrsts were down .
per cent to 30 and Oregon and Improvement hr-ts
we're off per cent at 81.
The business of the uh-Ircasury for the wee
ended tonight includes receipts OF $40 l3N0e5 ana
payments of p7,OSl ,O67, leaving tne general bai,
ance al $l39,300,694, against SD ,Ns3,23S ARfi
IL showing an apparent gam OF 81 l,436. Bui
dcductiug from the payments Fl,92OOOo ana
from the receipts %44J,o00 for certain Items
of transfers which only affect the Sub Treasury S
account with the General Urea Sury, It's true gam,
a. affecting the banks, Is Sl,NJN,f?O, nut ihai
incluoes receipts OF $l,1j0.00O gold com paid
for gold bullion delivered by the Assay Oifcc and
therefore shows true gain to the Treasury Of only
about 81 :, 4:S. Iu-iaYs operations covered: R'-
ceipts 81 81 .G67; payments o. pos; currency
balance. $40, 362.GI2 com balance. ST., S3N,"&%
From the above II is evident that tj-ihoiio" >
bank statement will show a large loss III cash.
which, if not met by a large contraction IN loans
and a consequent decline III deposits, Val reduce
tho reserves below the rule OF % per cent todt Dos
It's. Nevertheless the money market remains un'ls
turbcd and the highest Taie paid for call loans 10
day was ? pei cent; the closing was I'2~- pei
The Clearing House statement today was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, SiO6.43T3ij; balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received SG9G,05S National bank noios i0l
redemption. The customs receipts Were $62l 'o1e
and the internal revenue receipts = fG2.9l9
There is q conflict of authority concerning me
amount Of tO-mouOWs gold exports and Therefore
we wait the Custom House Official returns. Inc
foreign exchanges continued 70 !uit Aiil au itV'
for bsnossarc unbalanced ~ follows: Bankers bills
$4S7si and ~ S93i for long ana snort SierllnS
respectively: 5.lGao and ILlI Tor francs P1~S ana
95& for rolchnarls IGl4 and 4Ol1 for guhders.
In London British cousos were lower and SEEM
ingly weak at 5-l6 decline to lO2 8 Ior money and
1O2 Bic for account. United states i were on
= at llJ l2 and l5 were l. lower ar 10. pu0ta-
tIons for American railway ara meIgTe, hut such
as there are reported are only reflections oil INC
home markets: where our prices last evening were
better there partial response; where there was
Gecue the LoudDa market exceeds ours B3r
silver Is quoted up to Did. Per, ounce Ihe BAnh
At Paris French per cents rose To '|.lo francs
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN rACHIc.
Number o.. ,,I....... ' iiSi ' 500 Inc. SO
5n wet # AP tg 55s$t YY Zee Zee S 81 So5
EJCGFTtE SD PlIrshCEG.
fa@ Z, s5. :s:.. rs :: 3ss 81
Long Island.
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