New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-13

Business in state bond. was confined to sales Of

Business in State bonds was confined to sales OF
Georgia gold Is at 11jl2d115 and Missouri Co.
1SSS at los. There were no sales of city bank
stocks
A fairly well distributed business was done in
railroad bonds and the prices generally were in
full sympathy with the movements of the share
market Erie second consols declined L to Oh
and recovered TO 90. Missouri. Kansas and Texas
general 6s were L. higher at ~2l2. Rome, Water
town and Oedensburg IS were up 4 at 7ll2.
Chesapeake aud Ohio tirsts, series b. were i higher
at 1921, but the currency Gs were $ lower at - %
Canada Southern first % Il 10 994, and -.
Louis and Iron Mountain new IS were mp ! per
cent at 7G34. West Shore first IS were active;
from jjll the price declined again to j4l2 and re-
covered to Jj3s jjl4. East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia consols were Is higher at 7i3s. Louis
vile and Nashville general IS were firm at % y.
st. Paul consol IS were up i at 1247.; frste Pa
cific and Western division were Il lower At 9o4.
and hrsts Wisconsin and Minnesota division were
B higher at 952s. Manitoba consols were strong at
1O4a1O45-. Northwestern dcbenture IS advanced
Il 10 9jl2 Texas and Pacific frSts. Rio Graudc
division. were mp 4 at 12A. Northern Racine
trsts were easier nj zoos bur recovered to I0I L.
The Sub-ireasury to-day lost IN balance r354.-
IA. made mp by losses OF $96,222 com and S29I-
922 currency. The days operations covered Re
ceipts, S729.263; payment, S.Oe34ll; currency
balance, $40, $3.50; com balance, ST. 534'236
Money continues TO be easy and abundant; to-
day rates for call loans hardly exceeded 10 per
cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Se92O73Oj; balances
&3.J6j 92i.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received S343O0O National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $9OO,l+2
and the internal revenue receipts : 100. 1i3:
The foreign exchanges were quiet aud the mar
kets ca ier without change IN quotations. In view
of there being no fast steamer sailing before sat
urIay, the apparent change IN the temper Of the
market may or may not be significant. Rates Tor
business are a. follows: Bankers bills, 81 - and
81 -g3i for long and short sterling respectively;
D. 7ls aud . for francs: 9Jle and HJ4 Tor reich
marks: 4Ol- and 40a- for guIdcIs.
In London British con,Ols were easier and quota
account were l-16 lower at lOl lj-l6. United
States bonds also were lower; Is = az l2j =, and
lbs. 4 ar llt7-. American railways generally
were q shade lower. except Illinois Central and
Central and Hudson, which were ~ respectively =
and per cent. India Council bills were allotted
al q decline Of l-l6 d. perrupec. The Bank OF Eng
land gained 42l2, 600 bullion on balance. At Paris
French per cents were a little better AT 1872
and sight exchange Oh London declined to 2o.26
francs 10 the Z.
The Governor, of the Stock Exchange to-day adj
united to dealings n the board tie following add
tOnal securities
Buffalo, Network and Philadelphia Railway Company
General mortgage per cent gold bonds due March !,
1924 - 700 600 being thc remand OF au Issue of SO
100000 or which ~2l3OOoOc are reserved 10 retire PRIOR
issues.
Chicago. II. PAU. Minneapolis and Omaha Railway
Compauy-An additional 100000 Of consolidated per
cent bonds due june /, 1850.
Northern Pacific Railroad Compaay-An additional
&l2JO.OOO of ur-t mortgage bonds, making the tOtd
issue upon l~7O~ miles $40, $1,000.
New York. Lackawauua and Western Railway Com
pauySecOud or construction mortgage per cent BONDS
teresJ guaranteed Oy the Delaware Lackswanna and
western company.