New-York tribune., 1886-03-06

IN state bonds Louisiana stamped Is were up X nt
73ai. North Carolina spec'al tN-s "ero Stc.y at 10.
I3i2 Carolina non-fundabio o. were ~ = 'i d
Vrsmla Is deferred continued "ohk az ~ And Tue
trust Receipts dlu8. Arkansas funded - hOt at
ne market for railway bonds continues to reflect a
good demand nt hardening prices. or course FOR the
peculntiyr kinds there are fluctuations but taking
tirr. or four days operations generally show some
dySnccs Trle second cou-o., rose "a to Ioj T. and The
eXcOup,us were mp per cont at 81 u ahd Tue Innded
5s were u higher ~ 9jal Missouri Kansas and Texas
cunrol - higher at lli7s the general o. i per
easier At % aud the - NJ - At 81 Rome Water
town and Ogdrusbnrg cons d - we're on per cent Il"
90 Central OF NcW-JerBey CuuNertlbles advanced per
cent to ll9 and the debcnture O. were np q at 80
ChrsiprtAe and ONO hf'ts series B were - hLhcI Al
s3 Morris aud E-seN c'nso!a were mp per cent 4"
lJj. IT. LOUIS aud Iron IUuutan Is were cascr AZ ~ r.
higher at 1898. Toledo and OHIO Central hrsts were
strong at 99 and 80 were Lake shore second consols ~
1913. East Tennessee. Nirgn'a hnd Heptgla conSo'
were only steady about -Oi5 md the Incomes were -
were "cl'r ~ " - = Nc"-bv ~ "I @ ~
GENERALS sold 9t G1aGG. ST Paul cohso - rOso = u
I3g4 Milwaukee aud Northern hrsts 1881 sold AT 10
a 0iIo Wablsh general Gs Trust receipts were up . y
- 5Il Denver aud RIO GrIule COZ soils we're sirOH- ~
o. ladg7i and hrss Western rose from slR 10 - 49,
Kansas racine cobsO' were up = az l"'.r' VI ~"
snort Lane IS active with Boston buying at lOu9
At lO aOO7s Atlantic AMI Pirinc hr-ls rose y to SOS
Northern Pacific seconds firm NJ 964 Oregon lm.
proy-mrnt hIss were hishcr at 9j7s Fort Worth ana
and -nntc FC gold Us rose per cent u lOjI2
The husuess OF the re4s4ry tor ino week ending
of 81 GJ- iG6 leaving the general ba lucc a.
lss. against Sl7sOj333l February 26 showing an nl
payment SJOi 900 aud from tho receipts Si7O0OOo for
certain items Of TRANSFERS which Only Affect tue Snh
Trcasurys with the General Tre sury It's true
loss affecting the banks 1888 li3 and tins Includes
abOnt 800 900 received IN payment for gold bars sold
by the Assay ONCE TOdays operations covered: Re-
ceipis. $l.39s,7O2; payments, Sl,io2D1t cnrrencJ
ba ance $l3, 9GI,77S; cOiu balance, slG73j5ilO
Money was extremely easy at 2all2 per cent, and
closed offered at the lowcst-named rate
The Clearing House statement was as follows: EN-
changes 81 10. 800. $50; balances, $i.TGS,i0
The United States Treasury at Washington received
S}i2i 900 tD National bank notes for redo ptiOn.
The customs receipts were 100000 ana ho internal
revenue receipts were T322,jls.
The foreign exchanges were dull, with an easement
I'm the asking rates for long bills We quote for bns
nrss Bankers bills. 81 s7l2 and , s9l4 Tor long and
short sterling rcspccvrly 5l6A and 5ll3s Tor francs
95ts g6s reichmarks: 10 and IOl4 for eudcrs
In London British cousOls STEADY AT lOl ll6 ana
1Ol 3lG respectively for money and account United
states bonds Il easier at l29l2 and ll17s respect
lively for the A ana ll2L American railways opened
easier IN response yesterdays late home decline, but
.t generally ruled at better than the equivalent OF
hoins concurrent figures, aud closed with some rec"y
cries The Bank OF England lOet $4,000 bullion on bal
4ncc. Paris French 3 per cents declined from
81. % TO S2.2Od S2.22l2.