New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-05

IS H. 1914 Ieg. ll2 III q. Of cOljjJo.l 80 lOi
4 .aIr amOInr 81 bus.ncss done in Il few OF ths
southern $ a;o bonds. including acs Of Louisa "a
cousols a 5il!05llt Trinrs>e- 3 oil q 47G 49,
and rev ut 1Oi2G5)0 lUi2. aut new series at 30,
and North Carolina G.n-w - ChltIam Railroad &C
Sa7le aud consolidated 1s--.mal bon is-it SGD.
OfcItv Oaulk stocks only ifIy shares Of Nassau at
81. we're sold.
Ihs business done rulroad bonds generally was
small T. ,ry prices for the speculative kinds were
weak the later Glures following the improvements
IN the share mar cts Erie second con>ols declined
from 1913 10 100. and rose to 1O2, AID ended Il
1912. Missouri, Kansas and Texas first coas0Is
were steady at lI2V111I2. bus the -conas fell from
7Gli to 7f3i. and recovered TO Tjl2 Boston,
Hlrford aad Eric hr'ts weakened 10 and closed at
D. aud Rome, WdtertOwn and OI!eEsburg frsts
declined lle per cent to 30. c.. {. and |. c. first
a,senicd were ~ demand up TO 1Osa 1879. ibe IN.
comes sell ng at jsG Jsli. Central oi New-.Jersey
incomes were noticcably strong MP to 9Si2 but for
what reason no one knows. Lrhigh and Wilkes
barre consols were % eser at 1852 after ales at
1Oj. Chrsaueake and Ohio irsts. series b, sold at
Stlsa 81, and curreacy de0ts at 4JG 1874. Canada
Southern frsts yielded l. to 1929 and ended
at 1929, and Metropolitan Elevated frts
were IS lower at 1921 a 102l2 Louisville
and Nashville general mOrl CAGES were active and
firm nj 10i. Frankfort AMI K0komo irsts brought
iOOl.. Oregon Railroad and Navigation firsts 1860
1O5l,. ST. Panl consOs 1851 Minneapolis and st.
Louis hrsts, Iowa extension, l0Sl20 100ls aud
Northwest gold cOnsols l2Gl2. kausas PacI6o
consoIs were steady at about 1912, lexas and
Pacific incomes 3. lower at -, and fists, RIO Grando
Division. il lower at $50
acc. made mp by losses of S3j7.O00 CON and
FL. 1913 currency. This makes he loss since last
Fl day s39S.i23 Money work easy at . per
cent wIh "a few late loans al per cent and later
olfcring- when no money was wanted at and per
cent the domestic exchanges on New-lOrk at me
places named re quo;ed as follows: Savannah SIS
discount 10 par: Charleston, II discount 10 PIT;
Ncw-Orlcaus, :p3 discount to pat; - LOUIS, 81
discount; Chicago. stronger at par; Boston, par.
The Uuitcf States Treasurer at Washington today
received $40 1000 in National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receipts we're $5610OV.
and the internal revenue recelpts were 100000.
Tie following Is the Clearing HOUSE statenen, To-
d1v: Exchanges, %204 61O.433 balances,
SS.74G.Ss9. The transaciions at the Sub.1easury
to-day covered Receipts. l,742 49d; nayments,
S2f4O,9l9; currency balance. $3.753GG7; com
bllaucr Ell ] 03,OG2
Statement of liabilities and assets OF the Treasury
of the United State-. as of January 2 1881:
LIABILITIES.
Post Orce Department ............. s2s4l2i
iWnd or redemption Of notes OF National Baiks
failed" IN liquidation and reduchz eir' ooo,oe,,
UndsIiiDated a:ssts OF allied National Banks 561.O!2
rNG mn p Vot.s w " i 153lsa97
Fund reiemptn II National Bank Gold Notes 4AS 70
W, vi !. .i ,Irr An solemn IN acronnt bIlS6
In,'resr arcouuf ....... 30.971
Interest a cOuIt Pacific Railroads and L. 4 L. ,,,n,
canal Company ........-....-........ 4Ao'J''
Treasurer United States, agent for ptying inor --oa
rr1s1Ters trans rr checks and drafts oustadg e2Y3SJ
Urea surers general account -....o,
interest due aud unI aid. Sl7,6lO94o 81
TreasurcT's general account--nla ..
turen bonds ami Interest. 6,3OS. lo3 So
Treasurrrs general account
allied bombs ard inteiest... 5,22l 29i 81
drbt - . Sll 1928 n
Treasures general account .....-.
old rrtihcates .......-...-.. 6,bJSSSOOO
Treasursrs general account ...
silver certifca es............. 40oS2,l3h 20
Treasurers general account
certificates Of deposit 7OOS,WO OO
rtegslrer's general account
balance, includ'g bullion fund l331S6,356 y
Total rrcasurers geur acct. S222 $50, $50 Il
Less una A"0i' iuNu'' - 49, so2a 900 80
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