New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-10

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In State bonds the business was small. Tennessee
IS were firm at 72072l2 Virginia 6s deferred were
off at 1884 and Arkansas rs, Pine Bluff Railroad
sold at 90. There were transactions IN city
bank stocks.
The special features in the railroad bond market
were the c.. c. and /. c. incomes which advanced to
77lo and the currency debts OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio. which rose to 5534. Erie second consos were
l.. lower at 1904 Boston, Hartford and Erie tirsts
closed 4 lower at 1872 after sales at 73 Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas general mortgages were
steady ut 81 first consos at 1868. and seconds
at II. St. Louis and Iron Mountain first
incomes were u lower at 0Sl2. Metropolitan hrsts
after sales at 1882 closed mt 103an advance of IS
per cent East Tennessee. Virginia and Georgia in
comes were Is higher at 5l5s. Louisville and Nash
Vile general Is rose Il to 102l2 and Richmond and
Danville frsts advanced from 1929 to lO3sid
1892. st. Paul trsts, Southern Mnneso division,
were of - at 1O6. st. Paul and Omaha consols raj
lied 3s 1908, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids ana
Northern firsts were better at 100. Wabash general
mortgages after selling at 93i2, closed unchanged
at o. Denver and Rio Grande consols steady
at lO9 Kansas Pacific consols unchanged Mt 1O3l2
alter 1904. and Texas and Pacific incomes were Il
higher at 70 after 7jlt and iirSts Rio Grande di-
vision were d higher at 90l2
The business of the sub-Treasury for. the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of SS,S7i,3l2
and the payment OF IS. 103, 5SS. The result u a
gain the general balance of $7Gs 724 aud leaves
il at $9l ,1OJ O24 against 500 33l 800 December =
The particular changes of the week are coin gam OF
1856 1926 and a currency gain OF S4s2,3oS; Tho rc-
'aipts, however, include 81 100000 gold coin re-
ceiyrd from the Philadelphia mint 50 that 'aecng
the local money market there - loss OF S23l ,2I6.
Money on call today commanded premium of l-6i
l-32 in addition to lutCTe.t for the greater
part of the day; but in the last quarter-hour
loans made at plain and . per cent.
There are no noticeable changes in the domestic
exchanges. The United States Treasurer AT Nasn-
ingOn to-day received P277 900 National lnk notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were SlosO13,
and the revenue receipts SiGl,3ll. The Clearing
House sta ement iO-day Is as follows: Exchanges.
S14S, 459, 734 balances, $5037,0Si. The transac-
tons at the Sub-lreasuTy covered Receipts,
1888, lO4 payments, Sl,|o3,433; currency BAL
ance ~, 62J, 900 coin ba ance, $50, l7I,31i.
The foreign exchanges are very quiet, but rates
are firm for actual business at abou; the following
quotations: Bankers bills, sterling 81 S0i2 ana
81 S4l2 for long and short sight respectively;
francs, j.256s and 5.20"s; reichmaTks, GALS and
9i7s; guilders, 39's040.
In London, British cOnSols after early quotations
# 80 3-16 and 90 Ole improved TO 90 SIG and
995s for money and account respectively. United
States bonds were ls off for the As at l2ll2 Il off
at 117l4 for the 42s but the continued 6s were 3
higher at l05i2. American railways were duh AM
irregular, but generally a tribe higher. The
Bank of England lost 100000 bullion on balance.
At Paris French 8 per cents were weaker and de-
The gross earnings Of the following railroads
''''- ST. PAUL, MNaEAroLIs AND MANITOBA
E fssa ss. 4; E$s
Jan. 70 Nov. 40. 29o2o9O 45jO6J1 Inc l,ls9'IO1
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MNSEAroLIs AND OMAHA.
H%9f;; 81 : f$ $
INDIANAPOLIS. DECATUR AND SPRINGFIELD.
}:s Ct ss; 81 e. S:5 Inc .
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
1890 1881: oc-
Nsys%Dsi s5SS 9s@5S Inc Inc IS
The receipts Of hour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 9th iay of December were:
r.. s. 5s5, f ss5S VI a ss s E4Ss 7
Gsns 5%.S ss9s s isS Hep 1909 1909 $3.50 ss
R Rye. 6 S%in @ 1850 iSa 100 c.'DD ay3
To,alpush. ...... 9l,825 5898 i2O4I8 2OsOO 1926
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows:
Receipts shipment,
Byha BylakO Byh& By Cana
Flour. bills. l7OO l4Oo 49,.
S g9saS sS SS;n ... 1868 1859 @ 1850 i45SS @
Barley bush 200 1890: 100 .....:
Total BUSH. $4,000 ..... $4,000 ...
The following were the receipts and shipments at
KeceiDJI nsabL
ChiclgL duH'<sA Chiclsl dlw
Flour bbls........ 1854 6970 l5,45S 67l5
Wheat. bush...... Sl,ls4 S7,lc0 2O2S8 5000
oats SGsn......... 5Sd7o ll2ao 1926 22so
barley 6asn..... 47,2sS l7,42o 1880 5000
Total bush- 29S.Sl4 7O0iO l9o369 1880
The following shows the imports of dry goods
at the port Of New-York for the week ending this
date and since the beginning of the year, as com
pared with the corresponding periods OF previous
years:
For the Week 1879. 1880 1891.
Entered at the port. 81 0Si 22O sl8OsO78 sl2O7lOs
Thrown market" l,649,l99 l,64l,i20 l,2oi,162
since Jan. l -
Thrown market. 60S3l,6S 109 l7l.5l9 l07,6693ll
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON Dec O--123O D. m.COnsOs 09sIa for money, and
o9s,a for the account bonds cents, ~ a do
foF and cents ll7 do hyes extended to three
and half per cent lO5i2 Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage trustees certificates % "a do second 1911; Ee
479 NewYoTK Central l434; Illinois Central ~ IA Penn
syyania Central, 65a Reading, 30; New-fork, Ontario
and Western, 80 80.