New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-27

transactions included only small amounts Of North
Carolina special taxes at and South Carolina
non-fundable at So. OF city bank stocks the sales
included only Union llOl at 176.
The business in railway bonds covered large
number Of Issues and the temper of the market was
reflected in generally higher range of values.
Erie second cOnsOls, with considerable amount of
transactions, rose from sS5s to 905sa 00L. Chesa-
peako and Ohio iirsts, series b. were i higher at
104l2 and the currency Gs up 3 at 56d % g.
Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg consol 5s were
a higher at rs; West Shore and Buffalo first IS
were active between 571i and 570s and closed at
the highest figures; Canada Southern FIRST IS were
strong at an advance of Il to 1875 st. Louis and
Iron Mountain new IS were mp l. at n; East Ten
ueSsee Virginia and Georgia cCnsol IS were Is
higher at 74os Northwestern dcbenture IS were
largely dealt in at 974 1913, and Burlington and
Quincy dcbenture IS were b higher at 97l2. Louis
vile and Nashville general Is were up per cent at
SO. Midland New-Jersey frsts rose 4 10 10O4,and
Nev-York, Susquehanua and Western frsts were
Ia higher at SO. Denver and Rio Grande cOnsOls
i easier at b. ard frsts, Western Division,
were steady at 81. Texas and Pacific incomes were
dnll, but 30 higher, at 52ss and frsts, Rio Grande
Division, were steady at 7fls. Northern Pacific
irsts were Il higher at 1912, and New-Orleans and
Pacific tlrSts rose | y to So.
The Sub-Treasury statement to-day shows a gain
on balance Of 1901 ,292 made up by coin gam
OF S944 ,4S9 less a currency loss of SI3,197 but
the general balance reduced by the retirement of
S3l5,OOO gold certificates from the cash. The days
operations covered Receipts, $1,745,407; pay
ments 81, l59, ll5; currency balance, YlO,25S,-
2l3 com balance, $119, 7SS, 1852.
The local money market developed no new
features call loans ruled at 1l2d2 per cent, and
at the close money was offered at 1l2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, SOB 47l,4Il; balances.
S4,l6G,104.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1865 900 National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $76j,9S7
and the internal revenue receipts S246,294.
Tho exports OF gold reported for to-day amount to
$l,Oj6,000 Hhe foreign exchanges are extremely
quiet, but the rates for actual business are firm as
follows Bankers bills 81 S74 and 81 SG3i for
long and short sterling respectively; OH and
j-l55s for francs; % ls and 953i for reichmaTks
4Ois and 403s for guilders
In London the British cOnsols were steady at lO2-
IL 9 and 1872 SIG respectively for money and ac-
count. nted States ~ are quoted 1-lO higher at
1876 and the lbs are a lower at 1l5l2. American
railway quotations generally firm ut Is to - per
cent higher than Yesterday, after the fashion OF
Yesterdays changes in tho home markets. India
Council bills were allotted at X per cent decline
per rupec-a change that had been before antlci-
patcd from the decline to 5O3ld. per ounce for fine
silver The Bank of England gained eli 900 bull
lion IN balance. At Paris French per cents de-
clIued to 70 20. and sight exchange on London was
stronger at 2J.23l 2 francs 10 the e.
Messrs. John j. Cisco & son will pay the coupons
from the Houston and Texas Central Railway Com
pany's bonds maturing April l, on and after that
date.