New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-06

In State bonds the Tennessees were weak; 6s de-
clined 2l4 TO 40 and the compromise bonds wert
Zig lower at 40. There no transactions in city
bank stocks.
The business in railroad and miscellaneous bonds
was confined TO a few issues for some OF them
prices were higher. There we're no transactions III
Erie second cOnsols; the quotations were 96i2GsIf
Boston. Hartford and Erie frsts Were per cent
higher at i7i2 Rome, Watertown and Ogdens<
burg incomes sold in small way at +2042f
Chesapeake and Ohio firsts, series b. were steady
at S67sQS7, and the currency debts were - higher
at 513. Canada Southern trsts were unusually
active at 947sG9 50s. against 94A9 yesterday Oh
Louis and Iron Mountain new Is were
per cent higher at IA. Metropol tan hio1
waited frsts rose 81 to 99la. New-fork Cmcago
and ST. Louis tirSts were firm at %. Lasv
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia conSols were on
3, at 70, and Richmond aud Danvile t'sts were
lower at 94l2, and the debentures were STEADY ~
g. Mutual Union Telegraph sinking funds decnnos
to g. St. Paul consols were u stronger at iV't
tirsts. Southern Minnesota division were a io~eS
nc lO7l., and frsts, Chicago, Pacific and "esle.H
division were Is higher at 90. Northwestern snA-
ing fund 5s were off from 90 TO 9S0s09SS Dsa'
YER and Rio Grande firsts up per cent .. iov.
Texas and Pacific incomes were steady az 90, ssN
firsts Rio Grande division, were i lower Nv 80 -
Northern Pacific Grsts were active. but hnanS
closed !. lower at lO4le, and NewOreans ana lS
clic frss, after selling up q to 81, closed AZ oo.
The Snb-Treasury statement to-day shows ass1
on balance of $2,131. 759 made up by gains :.
So. DAG. 500 coin and $S4.959. The days lam n
actions covered: Receipts INCLUDING Si'oVo'Vvv
gold coin from mint and 100000 issued goia @,
tificates 49, 74O 927; payments exclusive oi 800
9I9 checks paid for redeemed bonds and ih'eiov
Sl.1lO,571; currency balance. $4,9lo,oooi YIN
balance, SlO7, 1884 Money on cal 49,
worked closer; early loans and the bulk oil tue "'s
ness were done at and per cent, but iats
marked the rates up to @ and per cent. noai pa
ness was at per cent. The domestic eNcha"e
NI Th CisaroSNhonse statement TODAY IS as foI'
lows: Exchanges $165.36S730i oa''''~'
S5,256,097 uy..,;ngtou to-
The United States Treasurer a. Masnl vss for re-
day received $272. 900 National oahK 10 ssai 1854
demption The customs receipts were So'-'
and the internal revenue receipts Slo94J' limited
The foreign exchanges are strong, "iacrchapdlso
amount of business. The exports ot mclena,allsr
from this port for the week l$0,2s7 isll i ear by
by S2I9 go than for the preceding and b.
80 - 900 than fer the week OF ipoSn' For abe
III 500 S6l than Tor the week OF ioSV', ala 8261
va ~ date tine decrease from 1881 Is "a oIoVsh
and from 1880 il is 1854, o1o,oV- ,s hrsinesi
scarcity of commercial bills. we quote s al FOR
as follows Bankers bllls 1900 oVS 24ss and
621l for francs; Gals and Dos TOT rei'"
3oos and 80 " for Ruilders. -. heinQ y
In London British consos were weahei;; NJ 1Ot
nsr cent lower at 100 1915 for money anu II;vnl2
T. 10 for account. The cable again gi ,.;ng the,d
fluctuations for United states Is nIst go 2SsI
down per cent at 1928 and tnen W .PPasSy viii
an advance of 4 TO 116 and the 3i2s ATE, sers ~
unchanged at lO4L. American railways r ~
regular. but generally higher tnsn yes'''' E