New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-30

sld. Asgoo. M. Acct.
IS 8 ys5 ;. q5 IPs cur cur; :. sos 3
S.sii3 ls9i coz Ire i35 Z So. 8 i5ii. q
Us tJl7 r ca id 53 i599 r. ) c4r ~ ~; $i
Us pr cents. i0j'2 1904 DIST of Col Boss. 10 Ill
Among tate bonus the Tcnnessecs were still weak
and sales were made at lower prices the IS At
4234042 and the compromise bonds at 43i2@43.
1t is now understood that tho State will default in
the payment of the January interest on the com
promise bonds. although the money is in the
treasury. Alabama, class A, sold Sjl20S53l and
North Carolina Consolidated Is were up to l.
Arkansas Is to the Pine Bluff to the Fort Smith
and TO the Red River railroads sold at 23036. Of
city bank stocks twenty-five shares Of Wall street
National at 10j.
The feature of the railroad bond market was the
unusual activity IN New-Orean5 and Pacific first,
and the advance in prico from s7ll to 50. Erie
seconds were duh at9GLl 096i2 although two bonis
sold at 9G3l. Rome WATERFOWL and OgiensDurg
Is were l2 easier at 7il2. Canada Southern first,
were steadIcr at 9SI20 9S b. and NewYork, Chicago
and St. Louis tirsts were easier at 96li. There wer
considerable outside transactions in West Shore and
Buffalo first Is at 72ls0 715s. Ohio Southern firsts
up y at 81 l., and the incomes were active az
2jll429L. East Tennessee IS were firm at
7j7o "a 80, and Richmond and Danyille debentures
were steady at G3. Louisville and Nashville
general mortgages were - per cent higher at 80.
Wabash general Is were up l2 at 80 Denver and
Rio GrIude COusOIs were st ady at 0l4U92
Texas and Pacific r,ts Rio Grande division, l2
to sd and Northern Pacific hrsts were strong
lOj4.
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending Tonight includes the receipt of 5000 IA.
and the payment OF 81 7,7-7. The result IS
gam to the general balance of rljJ,7l7 and leaves
il at Sll9,7I 9NjagaInst 81 =, 2OO,2G OnDeceW-
Der -. he particular changes of the week were
coin gain OF S523S32 ana a currency loss OF
Ip-H..N % fpn 1
Sl,139.6I7: payments leXcnsIvr OF S99 1876 pIid IN
checks for bonds ana int ters fq dd
The weeks receipts, however, me ude the sum OF
-. 90 900 = id certificate added to the Clrcula-
ton. 20 that the Sub-Traslrys payments to this
city amounted to Tl,5eL2s3 more than lts trde re
ceipt> Money today WAS easier on cal anything
above 6 per cent was exceptional and the late Dusl-
ness WIS Zone at pr cent.
The Clearing House statement today IS as fol-
Si.G7s, obs
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 100000 National bank notes tor re-
demption The customs receipts we're S650,000
and the internal revenue receipts rl23,96O
The foreign exchanges arc very du I,Dut ca ~ at
quotations for business rs follows: Bankers bills,
81 S0l4 and III Si3i for long and snort sterling
respectively; J227s and 5.l9ai tor francs; 94l2
and 953s tor reichmarks; 393l and4O Tor guders
Ia London, British cOnsOls were steady and uu
changed at 100 1916 for money and lois Tor nc
count. United States bonds Irregular 3l2S
exinterest at 10455 Is at 1929 and l25 at 1913.
Only few quotations. Tor American railways were
received, and they, except for Ere and Denver aud
RIO Grandc we're lower. The Bank of England
gained el10 bullion on balance. At Par.s
French per cents were lttle better at 1925 ana
sight exchange on London declined 10 25.2O francs
to the {.
Messrs j. s Kennedy & Co. will on and after Jan
nary =, 1883, pay interest and coupons due hat
day on the first mOrg gage bonds Oh the st. Paul,
MINNEAPOLIS and MANITOBA Railroad: on the
500 600 issue bonds of the ST. Paul and Paclnc
rOad the first mortgage bonds of the Min
neapOliS Union Railroad Co.. and also on me first
mOrtgag bonds OF the CEDAR rams ana minneapolis
Rall road
Messrs. Winslow, Lanler & Co. advertise the pay
ueut of interest and coupons due January 2, 1883,
uOOn log list OF securities.
Another cal! ~ mace for payment on January II,
1883. OF ten per cent lnstalment on subscriptions
to the New-York, West SHORE and Buffalo hive per
cent bonds.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads aco
reported
WABASH ST. LOUIS AID PACIFIC.
T6mg week December. 600 s332S6I! ,$26l355
BUKLNGroS, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
1880 1881. 1892.
$ wee ss So ?aceoor f2353 g t529
Long ISLAND.
:: g.. s. Is: '' s$iS
The receipts of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports This 10Th day OF December were
Flour oo. 5;5 HG'' & 25 ! 29a p f'4
&c, s sI3 4 55 t=S$ $53
B ByG yDi 5asG HI. 2j5io0 $50 | LIS
Total bush ... 2oS,8gI l23264 79.2CO O6oI9
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
tecelpt, shipments.
cG3f1sG MIS-" Il %.s cgc .@S MgAi e,
Wheat S5 Sig 4s 54g ,a fgtI 2tt7SS
kye op'n::.. s3 Sso q S359 G317ng I Sz5
Total bush. o.. 5IO45l o7760 2O295i Ilsl6
The following shows the imports of dry'goOds at
the port of Ncw-York for the week ending Deem
compared with the corresponding periods OF pre-
YIOuS years:
s: 5s55i ' :sS45
Entered the port ?ota$?4s 24s5s$S ls9 29S9
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
ing &7i. Miwaukee and Ct paul common, los ,r..
LoSu0Y Dec. Pol; 90 D MARS aISeT se aeconpT 0
iosDoS "a Allantic ana Great mest1In ntst
mortgage trustees eergncates o.; 10 S''O'N "'''s's'
LSsSox Dec ~ 400 p n-ri' advice' quote three
and sIchange on London 20 francs 70 confines for
checks - ,.. ,..,,,, 81, ,,,,I,o, ,ooa
into the HANK Of England balance today ls 1000
TOLEDO Dec 29-At the noon BOARD -wbeat dali; No.
Red spot Y6s,c; December gBPo; all the yea 1j'4c
07c January; 98c February 81 Ol q March 81 02S4 April
december 81 lcl all year. 5Sci January Of he 81 c
February May 594c. DAT, quiet 40. spot - POI $50
ReceipIs-Wheat "a 900 6ush Corn $4,000 bush; oats