New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-14

The transactions in State bonds were covered by
email sales of Tennessee IS at 42l2an ad vance of
/ Der cent OF city; bank stocks. America sold
t25) at 50 and Continental tS) at lis.
The market for railroad bonds was rather more
active than it lately had been and the prices for
some issues sympathized with the advances made
for shares. Erie second cOnsols are selling
OK the December coupons, aud to-day thes
rose from 96la to 81. Missouri Kansas
and Texas seconds were up l per cent at
81, and the general mortgages sold at S2l2a
So against s5l2 the last previous sales. Rome,
Waterfront and 0gdensburg frsts were y higher at
rs Lehi,h and Wiikesbarre consos were barely
steady at 1Ol401O1. NewYOrk Elevated frsts
were up Il at 1l71a. Mutual Union sinking fund
advanced Dig per cent to 69l2. NeS-YOrk,
Chicag, and st. Louis frsts were steady at 81 q
Louisville and Nashville general 6s declined to So
Qse East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia IS we're
up IS to 70 and the incomes we're strong at 40l4.
St. Paul frsts, Pacific and Western division, were
active and rose z per cent to 93l2. st. Paul and
Omaha consols were firm at 107, and Northwestern
sinking fund 5s were p higher at 99l2. Kansas Paci-
fc consos rose 10 par-an advance that was made
necessary by the speculation in Union Pacific stocks
Texas Pacific incomes rose from 57s4 to 5sl2G 5ols,
and firsts Rio Grande division. advanced from SOl4
70 81 sO7s. New-Orleans and Pacific firsts
Pacific fIsts were firm at 1O47s for coupons and
104l4 Tor registered.
The Sub-lreasury's statement to-day shows a
gam on balance of Sl0.21s.046, made up by gain
Of $1O,l73,OO0 coin aud S44. 1873 currency. but
1882 900 more than the whole seeming gain is a
pleasant fiction OF Treasury stuDidity III book
keeping. The days transactions cover: re-
ceipts Including the manufacture of
S10.5OO,000 coin certificates aud counting
them as CASH: 81 ,497, 143; payments lexclus We
of S4s)S5,O97 cheeks gwen for Ocnds and crest
E1,279,097 currency balance, 81, IA, 269 coin
balance, Sl17, 1914 80. Including tO-days the
total redemption OF bonds at this sub-Ircasury
S35, 257, $50. Money worked easy to-day at from
8 to per cent, AID later loans We're made at per
cent The full effect on the money market of the
large presentation Of bonds for redemption felt
because the AssIs aut 1reasurer's checns for the
bonds were the same as money III the hands or tine
persons who presented the bonds, although the
tame does not appear IL the sub Treasury state
ment OF payments Until tue actual money Is paid
pa the checks. The domestic exchanges on New
York without material changes.
The Clearing House statement today Is as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $l72.oO4'3S7 balances, 94,-
a79. 500.
Tie United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes Tor re-
demptOn. Tie Gus Oms rec -ipts were $500, 625,
and the internal revenue receipts S2I2,3o4.
The foreign exchanges Were more aCtiVe and
Rates were advanced aOOut y cent TO the - has
advance no more indicates an early export OF god
although considering the condition or snalrs
abroad such an event Is pOssbel than did the last
decline the alb ence Oh business Indicate an IN
pOrtatIOn Of gold. For business We quO,e "a es
tsm at tie following quotations: Banners bills,
D. eOsa and az S43a for long and sIOrt STERLING
Respect vely; 1884 and 5.2Ols Tor francs; S4os
hnd 95ls Tor reicnmarAs; 39os aud 40 Tor guid-
ers.
In London British consols were steady at
400 ll-16 for money and 100 1916 FOR account
United states bonds were -teady and higher 3i2s at
1904 As a. IA b. and % a. 1lGJ For Amer-
Pan railways there Irregular Improvement
IN prices which si.aply 1he sequence OF yester
pays changes and tne early changes o. DAY IN The
ltles, wnIch not dealt OH this side OF the
water. were lower Bar silver declined 10 so 7l6d.