New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-10

lima non-fundable at 5ia. OF city bank stocks
Mechanics sold at 152.
The feature of the market for railroad bonds was
the unusual strength of It, Paul 5s. first mortgages
on its new extensions; Pacific and western rose
from 100 to 1O1 6100L; Mineral Points advanced
from 997s to 1908, and Wisconsin and hinnesotas
were up TO 1OOia. Northwestern debenture os were
L. asier at 99ls, and Burlington and quincy de-
bsntur. IA were steady at 99099L Burlington
and Quincy first 4s of Denver division sold at 10
West Shore first 81 after rising q to 544 closed at
537o- East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia con-
sol So were q easier at 74 and Canada Southern os
were steady at s7a.. Erie second conso Is were up
Il at ssh, and Chicago and Atlantic second Us were
firm at s92,0S95s New-York, Chicago and
ST. Louis frsts sold in small lots
m TO los. Pennsylvania 4l2, sold at
965s. Denver and Rio Grande consols were 4 lower
at S3lo. Kansas Pacific consols declined q to 9Il2
NOthern Pacific frsts sold up To luz ana closeu d.
The Sub Treasury statement to-day shows a loss
on balance of 81 304. made up by currency TOSS =!
1872 "a less a coin gain of 1907 $40; nut IL
L probable that the currency loss simply is matter
of book keeping between the Sub treasury anu Inc
Treasury at u Bt ,7a Re G payvmens 81 24
SIT currency balance $40, 447,7o9; coin Dalshce'
Money continues TO rule easy at 1l292 per cent
the business to-day was more general than usual az
the hi zhes rate aNew-York checks In Boston are al
q discount of Sd 10 cents.
The Clearing House statement to-day was az
follows: Exchanges. $94,992735; balances
81 500. 800.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $274,OOO National bank notes LOT
redemption The customs receipts were 4o(S,3oI
and the internal revenue receipts S2lS,lIO.
such bnSines. as is lone Is d1ne on gold exporting
rates and tO-days European steamers took Ynt 81
4J0 900 gold making the total exports OF gold from
this port since January 1, $l9,260,622 quotations
of exchange for business are strong, as fOliOwS
Bankers bills, 81 S73i and 81 s914 for long and
short sterling respectively; 0.lIos ana o.i9Is
for francs 95ls and 9j3l for relchmarks; 4Ols
The cables report the London market Il higher
for British cOnsols at l02 9-l6 Tor money am
100 10 for account. United states IS are quqtea
l. easier at 1868. and the 4l2s unchanged at
1855 American railway shares responded to yes
terdaVs home advances by quotations LhaJ gen
orally are from L to g per cent better par sver
rose led to 505s d. per ounce. AT Pans rcuch
3 per cents declined To 1877 p ana slght exchange
! on Losdon was steady at 1921 francs to the T..
The Governors of the stock EXcnahge to-day
admitted to dealings at the board the following Sc
Rnaio New York and Philadelphia Railroad Company
An additional 2}5 900 0f the general mortgage per
cent bonds dated January 1884, and due March l924
Central Iowa Rail way Company-First mortgage per
! $50 and due April l. 1912, 100000.
Atchison ToFeka and anita Fe Railroad Gompany-A MN
additional 900 first par cent bonds, dated Dccem
Der l. 1881 aud due December 1911.
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati and indianapolis Ha
cent gold bonds dated January lssi and due January
l. 1884 d Re tota ~ rar nror
lien bonds as they NAV mature. 80. -, M ooo
Union Pacific Railway Company-An additional 930OV
600 Of collateral trust per cent bonds. dated April Z,
1888 and due December j. 1907. .,,.,-,
Oregon short Line Railway COmpany-An additional
November l., ss1, and due February l. 1922 $500,
Bankers and Merchants telegraph Company An ad1ls
500 per shares 600 0O0-to be good delivery on
and after April 81