New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-12-21

1o,, Sta+e bouds the Tennesseas were strong,
es nm 70 A5lo. and compromise issues at 40 Georgia
Is sod at 1l6, and S. 1886, at los, and Missouri
"a 1856. brought 1925. and 1878, lloisG lIV4'
There were no transactions in city bank stocks
The market for railroad and miscellaneous bonds
was exceedingly dull. Erie second cOnsols rose %
TO 97ss Boston, Hartford and Erie firsts were
steady at so. Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
firsts IS were MP p at 74i2 and the incomes rose
from 1919 to 442. Canada Southern frsts were Il
lower at 90. and New York. Chicago and st. Louis
firsts were firm up to 967sQ966s. Central of New
Jersey consoIs were 4 lower at 109tl. st. Louis
and Iron Mountain new 5s declined L 10 "A. Rich
mond and Danville frsts rose gig to 9oA
and the debentures sold at 61066 against
Oslo the last previous sale. ST faui
firsts Southern Minnesota division. were d higher
at 1921 and Wabash general mortgages were up
% al sola Denver and Rio Grande frsts declined
from 1898 to 1OSl4 9103l2. and the consols were
off from e4ls to 92093. Texas and Pacific incomes
were l. lower at 5sl2. and frsts, Rio Grande div
ision. after selling up to s2s4. were lower at 50
The SUB Treasury statement to-day shows gam
on balance of 1855, 223 made up by coin gam
of 1908 1874. less a currency loss OF Sl5,3Il. ne
apparent gain, however, Is tcton oil kkeep,ng.
The DAYS Transactions cover ngfePss 70 I
~ $40 726 payments exclusive of 1871, 14S checks
gwen for redemption of bonds and Interest,",
In
balance. Sl14 $50 461. Money at the Stock Ex-
change ruled easy at 4G5 per cent. and anything
above or below the rates named was exceptional.
The Clearing-HOuse statement to-day Is as iol-
lows: Exchanges 1929, 104, 500; balances,
81, 677,420. vr,..o -
The United States Treasury at Washington TO-
dav received $324.157 National bank notes Tor re-
deInption The OmS receipts were boc4,oot'
and the internal revenue receipts S34 1O|: ,
The report of the Bureau Of ; tatstlcs OF the eX-
pOyts of domestic provisions, tnllow and DAIRY
nroducts for the month of November furnishes an
o her surprise che value of the exports OF the
commodities named III he period of November was
SIS g24 4Os Tor last November, against SS.0.l ,OZl
for November. 1882; decrease. Sl,I9| 10.
Tie foreign exchanges were dull, hut rates WrIe
firm for business as follows: Bankers DIS
n 500. and "a S434 for long and slort steTllng
respectIvely; 52334 and 5.2Ols Tor francs; S4's
and 951s Tor reichmaTks; 1893 and 40 Tor g9lldeIs
In London Birth sh consois were steady a. lou 10
for money and were 1-16 lower at 1OOD-l6 Tor
| account United states bonds are quoted
| irregular; 3l2s At 1054@lO6, As at 123a 23is
against 1891 yesterday. and 4l2s were down = al
| ll6L American railways were lrrtgularly lower
| and the quotations generally were favorable {
| sales in TINS market AGAINST purchasers in thg
| London market Indian Council bills were allotted
| at a decline of lad. per rupee. The Bank OF Eng
| land gained $4,000 buiuon on balance. Al the
! time of writing. no quotations from Paris had oeel
| The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
AtIauu1c ports this Goth day OF December were;