New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-16

In State bonds Tennessee Gs were stronger "a
42l2 and the compromise bonds rose from 47l2 10
49, North Carolina consolidated A sold at 7S2.
and special taxes were down to 6l2 South Carolina
Is non-fundable sold at .. There were no transac.
tons in city bank stocks
The business in railroad and miscellaneous bonds
was better distributed than usda but for majority
of the issues the dealings did not exceed two OF
three bonds Generally prices for the speculative
issues show some improvement but not always
Erie second consols were y higher at 97i2.
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensuurg extended
IS were Il easier at n, Canada
Southern hrsts were up per cent at 99$i,
and New-York, Chicago aud st. Louis frsts rose
from 945s to 90. Chesapeake aud OHIO irsts, series
B. were easier at S77s. Missouri Pacific cOnsols
were off 30 at 1862. and the general mortgages
were ST adler at 50 after S2i2. St. Louis and Iron
Mountain seconds were strong at 104. aud new IS
at 70, and frsts Cairo and Fulton division brought
100. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia 5s were
easier at 10. and incomes after 40 were steady at
1914 Louisville and Nashville general mortgages
were up pr cent at 90. Central and Hudson cone
sols sold at I33 and Harlem fIsts at 1861 1877.
Evansville and Terre Haute c0nsols brought 99i20
100 Mutual Union Telegraph sinking funds were of
from 1928 TO 7ll2. ST. Pau cOnsols were uD TO
l2G1o. fr,ts Southern Mime ,ota division to l0Sl2.
anu nrsts Pacific and Western division we're steady
at94I4d94. 81. Paul and Omaha cOnsOis were 2
higher al 10S and Wabash general mortgages were
If higher q. 100. Texas and Paclhc Incomes rose
- o %, aud tirSts Rio Grande DIVISION aIyaDc d
from S2ls 10 S3a S27a. New-Orloaus and Pacific
ciEc nrsts we're firm at 1890 1914,
lhe business OF the SUP reasury for the weeS
ending tonight Includes the receipt OF l9soS2ol
and the payment Of 80, 1896. ine result IL =
gam to the general balance OF &I364,1l0, and
leaves it at 81 $50, 1872, against I'll i6of6I
On December 3. The particular changes of tho week
were coin gain Oh ~ l56,Z0l. ana currency gam
OF sos 4j7. To-day 5 trauSac IOAs covered: Re-
cepts Including 100000 gold certificate J.
81 ,S29 2S9; payments exclusive OF @IOo,-o3
pail IN checks for bonds aud nteie2Q -, ,431;
currency balance. - l,4Oi; CON balance.
SlI3.991 rs. The weeks receipts, however, IN
Guide - 100000 gold certificates issued as an OBJ
gat on of the treasury to he sub treasury aud
81 100000 gold com received from the FhIia-
deipna Mint, wi1ie on the side OF the pay entS
only > 900 Is fiction of bookkeeping. Sotrgly tina
Treasury AT this pom. during the week pald out
:b6 I2J 90 IA excess Of the receipts. Oh course
with such rapid depletion OF the Treasury reserves
following Wuat had been done before. the bank
Tor tomorrow should be phenomenal iOI
this season OF The year; Dut good ~ IL VIII D. thi
averages Will iai lar short 81 rejecting h3 actual
cash nrid by the banks tO-nlght. There Is an Old
aoouC sowing the WIND ana rap-
ing the WhTI Wlnd-,nd, may be. IN the treasury
department. a signal to the New York banks mold
ing some -, 100000 or O,OOO,OU0 surplus money
in The mOnth Oi DecemoeE MCn-y during me cary
hours rule at 10 10 per cent Tor call loans at inc
stock Exchange, but later was Ia greater oemandt
and considerable business was done dt per cent
more wOrtnY 0t a quotation IMAM are the oilers "a
loan at 3 per cent after tue business OF rrOwing
was cOmDleted The domestic exchanges on News
York are without Change from yesterdays quota
Inc Clearing House statement to-day is a. fol-
lows: Exchanges, $l69,24Ios9; balances @l,-
5I4,G99.
The United states Treasury at Washington to-
iay received 1881 900 National bank notes Tor re-
deinptiJn. The Gus Oms rec ipts were 14l3,6O2,
and the internal re yenuc receipts 1881 ,I40
A far aMOuut of business wa done IN the foreign
for tO-mOTrOw's steamers, and at iull
rales All kinds OF bills scarce on the app ar
lnce of Il small demand. For bushes, the following
are the inside quota IONS: BANKERS Dllls, Oh oO3
and 81 si3i for long and sIOrt sterling respect.
yely; 523@i and 0.ZOIs iof fanesj Jf"s ana
Do IS Tor reichmarks; 300s ana 40 Tor gnllders
In London British consOls were steady at lOO li-lt
for account and 100 1916 for money. United
states bonds were irregular: 2s were up TO lO0'si
Is were down to 1888, and 4i2S were STEADY at
B5s Prices for American railways followed yes
Ierday's changes in the home markets; hence tina
for some were higher, Others steady,
and others were lower. Bar silver was sd higher.
6 80 900 bullion on balance Al Paris French
3-per-cents further declined To 1910 irs.
We are indebted 10 Niessfs. Fisk d. Hatch for an
advanced copy Of their new end interesting
pamphlet Concerning the Chesapeake and ONO
Hallway and It's Securities"
The interest due January on the first mortgage
bond OF tine New York, West shore ana bnnaio
Runway Company will be paid a the company's
)ilice ON and alter January z, 1888.
The Northern Pacihc RAILROAD Company will pay
he interest due January on Its mo tgaee bonds at
Is office on and after January e 1855. he trans.
Iers for registered bonds viii close December 2Ss
1882 anu reopen January 8, 1883.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads arc
reported
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
0,s. 1881; .sa 1851 "a. 1873 ass
FS%S sss q IN December sl2i ssoSSs $3.50
Ian 70 Dec 7.......... lSO25So 2.O.5.sa9 26iciia
cHEsAfEAxE AND ONO.