New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-17

There was o moderate business in State bonds,
which included Tennessee settlement IS at 60 and
SO 1-2, Tennessee compromise at 20 l-2, ana North
Carolina IS ut l19 IA and 119 l-2.
The business in railroad bonds was the largest
In many weeks. Tho market was strong and
higher, although the advances were not extensive.
Erie second coIsols advanced i2 per cent to sS %
Shore registered As were 1-2 higher at l02 7-s,
Canada Southern fists 3-s at l06, and seconds
= higher at 90. NewJsrsey Central general %
Texas Pacific frsts, Rio Grande division, rose 1
per cent to SO 1-2 and land grants LIZ to 40 1-2,
while Missouri Pacific consos and Iron Mountain
IS gained the fraction at III II and 81 i-2 re-
spcctiycly: Baltimore and Ohio IS advanced LIZ TO
le7 aud Chicago and Eastern Illinois IS were IA
b, tier at % 1-2 The principal declines were in
Atlantic and Pacific incomes, IA per cent to
81 "a, and in Missouri, Kansas and Texas consol
U.s. which fell per cent to % l-2.
or unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
Change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates were moro
active t2,570) at an advance to 29a2S rs. Ches-
apeake and Ohio Grst preferred receipts. assess.
ment paid, sold (l5) at s LIE and Western National
Bank tl0) at "a "a.
Money was extremely easy ct to l-2 per
cent closing at the lower rate
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sss,Ss2,s5i balances.
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S532,23l. Its net loss on balance Satur-
day and to-day. was s22,lll, made up by coin
The operations covered: Receipts, s2,6i3,044;
payments, S2,635,155. The general balance,
amounting to Sl5S,04Z572, consists Of Sl44,-
GAL, 03e coin and si3, 06536 currency.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day S33s,000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s564,35i, and the
internal revenue receipts were S629,S65
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits In bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
NJ. ,. an iHpT As "a g.. De-. oa'rs9s
Nsi silver on hand So.s4isiA ss.2o2732 Inc. 2o.Sis
on SsSd..........: as.O7s.s7a 2sssseas Inc as4s1i
Actual cash IN
Treasury wants
over outstanding
oeriinc.,ss s2ai si2742 s2e?os7eio Inc sas4s77
Deposits IN banks oS.'ss.+sA b5.2si%44 Dee 2sLs0o
S.e..A balances ss47 s0sl7s ss47ssooos Dec. s7iis
The foreign exchanges were quiet without
Nh eh were almost nominal were as follows
Bankers bills. 81 IS l-2 and 81 81 for long and
short sterling respectively; $40 3-s and 5.l7 10
for francs; 0S l-2 and 20 s-S for reichmarLs
40 IA ard 40 lie for guildcrs.
IN London new Brit sh consols declined Ia "a
% 1915 for money and Lie 70 90 1916 for the
account American railway shares opened lower
and rather weak, but the declines were slight
and meaningless The rate Of discount in the
open market was IA TO l-2 per cent Bar
silver WAS quoted slightly higher AZ AZ S-4s
AZ SLID. an ounce. AZ Paris French per
cents fell to SILL l.2, presumably on account OF
the progress Of the Boulanger movement
DrexeL Morgan X Co. announce that they are
prepared TO exchange their temporary receipts for
series ~ per cent and for new per cent
bonds OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany 1or casnyed eeEtancates Of the Reorganlsa-