New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-07

3si9 1891 coz. il$1s II st s% SAT &. isS ss
1902 IS9as .s e o9 c 81 S sss G 1871
Among State bonds the Tennessees are lower and
weak 8, sold at 39Q30l2 and the Compromise IS
sue at 40 047lQ For other Southern issues the quo
tations were steady to strong There were no trans
actions in city bank stocks.
While the business that was done in railroad
bonds was small and ms gniicant, there a very
general improvement IN the prices for the issues
sold. OF Erie second consos only one bond was sold
at 90 the quotation 06l2097; the 1irsts per
cent consols sold 127Q12s Missouri, Kansas and
Texas first consols were Il lower at 1862, but the
seconds were 9s higher at 55l2 Rome, Watertown
and Ogdensburg incomes advanced l per cent to
43l4 for retail lots. Chesapeake and Ohio frsts,
series B. were steady at ST. but the currency debts
were up - at 52A. Canada Southern frsts
advanced 80 to 90. New-York. Chicago and ST,
Louis firsts were off s ut 943iG94os East Tonnes
see, Virginia and Georgia incomes sold at 400
39lo and Richmond and Danville debentures at
62129621s. St. Paul frsts. Chicago. Pacific and
Western division we're i higher at 92 Il, and North
western Sinking fund IS gained 1sat 9S7s Wabash
general mortgages were Ii higher at 1874. Texas
and Pacific frsts, Rio Grande division, were weak
nj sOls0790s New Orleans and Pacific firsts were
active at S6aGS7 ls0S6's against 80 yesterday
and NOrthrrn Pacific tirsts were up Ss at lO4 49,
The Sub Treasury settlement to-day shows loss
on balance of $780,, 635. made up by losses OF
$2s25I3 currency and $o5.122 coin: Io-day's
transactions covered Receipts, S1,lZ43o6; pay
ments exclusive of S67127 checks gwen for re-
deemed bonds, 81 ,492,O21; currency balance,
f aciSdiin lg' to-d9y's the total redemptlpn
Of bonds at this Sub-Treasury under the
18th. i1Sth and 10th calls, and the offer to
redeem 100000 OF uncalled bonds. amounts to
500. 72O 80. Money on call again was easy To-Day
and ruled at 4l2a5 per cent, and finally at per
cent The domestic exchanges on New-Iork are as
last printed and that wi th the grain movement re-
duced almost to nominal hsures' hecJflpIs In
I63 500 bushels, and the shipments eastward from
both points were only 1865 bushels:
The Clearng-house statement to-day is as 1ol-
lows: Exchanges $l63'S53o42; balances
TRe Tinted States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received $4,000 National bank notes ior re-
demntion. The customs receDts were $7G7,436,
and the internal revenue receipts S495.353
his was an off day in the foreign exchIng and
bankers speculatively reduced their nominal rates
for sterling while all the cOntinentals remained
firm. Practically the real quotations are I'M
changed although II Is p"Ssdes at tI cen S less Ran
the following rates Bankers bills, S4 SOti ana
So sal for long and short sterling respectively
524as and 3D. 5 And ic so 7sd tor edcTs anu
In London, crush cOnsos opened ls higher Tor
money at 100 1916, but at The close both were UNI
I01 4 rs for account. United States bones were
quoted strong GIGS at 104l, Il up p to 1884 ana
4 losm &.
were higher, but the response to Yesterdays ad-
vance IN the home markets was only feeble ihdla
council bills were allotted al a decline or Al. per
rupee At Paris, French 3 per cents declined 10
SO02l2 francs .,d - .,,o
Exchange SalesrOOms;
80 shares First National Bank OF Colorado
$1,000 cs sRnsS Railroad Of New,jcisey con.
soidsted, m orr. isSo per cent bonds 1o5
Z, ooo ceDITa railroad Of New Jersey
sOdsted mortgage per cent bonds az
go shares lsssspiS ome Insurance Company
10 shares Home Insurance Company .,.l4Z
shares Republic Fire Insurance Com
10 .b PaSy United States Trust Company al
500 share. Louisiana aud Missouri River ~,
,b Rsi!IGd Ia GGiEP SoSl Company
81 shares Columbia on Contrary ---'-.--..qP12a
900 shares shares G GSR Fai@ 81 Company
sig s sIaIss ISssas Valley RiiIoad and ~
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
1880. 1881 1882
ESa9 VS.; s Ss:::: S5S3 as5 S
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
,,n,., o, mile. . l 1910 $50 $50 .. lsiS
S$ s3s1SSl ld sisS5ii :sl
NORTHERN PACIFIC
.Ps.r Ct !, .s,5.s .os IN: 's''?'s
Nav . - "a
9nx i 10 Nov S0 2421,265 3806.766 Incl 0O1
The receipts OF -four and grain at the prlnclpla
Atlantic ports December o, Were:
wYoik
Canal r. H. Ctwss Bait Phla Boston.
F1onr bbls -. 1891 l.s94 2I23 iZool
- - - 900 - 100
SET Sc: :$ $a sss5 :: ii;
@ fBs 1880 :. 1900 1000 ia75
10
Totai ooz.o3e A4s'foA oi''o' '''''O
The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and milwaukee, to-day:
RecsipJs shipments
, 49,, AZ s26 1870 1855 9.125
s ss:.t ss;s go. S!S$ s 5 5::$
E.; s :s: ,ssssS sS :S$ sslsSs l sSSs
.r.,. eo9 40. Io9IIo i2sls2 2s942
Comparative exports OF flour. wheat and corn
from principal Atlantic ports for weeks endns 10
cember 2, and from January L, 1881 ana 1ooA'
FLOUR.
New.York Baltimore Philadelphia Boston s On
$:s s.: $ $$: .s :Ss .3S .$s$s
Ss:sss. sS. ssssS :4ss i :5 jS5
Week 49, bush. 7sss,s 97s4sa ss22s 1921