New-York tribune., 1883-12-12
for the As were up 4 and for the 412s is per cent
Annexed are the closing quotations:

Q. sA 1891 IiIs M eur g: sss lS
SS sS eur g: 8: 1885, fsSs $
l. !. g s. c. cur re s., 1885: .:i$7a -. ''''
State bonds were dull, with small sales of North
Carolinas old January and July at 30l2, and consol
As at s1L. OF city bank stocks, American Tx
change sold at 130 and Fourth National at 132.
The business in railroad bonds was small and
generally at some concessions in prices. Erie sec
ond consos were Il lower at 943s, Missouri, Kansas
and Texas seconds were a higher at 6S4. The
late advance in the price of the latter
issue has been caused by that the proposition
| to exchange them for per cent general mortgage
bonds will be changed to per cent and for the
same reason the general IS have been weak at 81.
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series b, were % hlgher
for one bond at 965s, and currency 6s after Dug
were 4 lower at So ST. LOUIS and Iron Mountain
frsts were firm at 49, seconds at 1O1 i2 ana new oS
at 73l2. Metropolitan firsts were strong at loii4'
West Shore and Buffalo first 5s declined from 734
| TO 73073ls. East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
consol 5s were off to 74l20747s Northwestern de-
benture 5s were l. lower at 93la, and Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy debenturc 5s were off b at
| 92la. New-York, Chicago and st. Louis first Us
were up Il at 1921 and Manitoba cOnsols were y
| lower at 102lo. Denver and Rio Grande consols
were 3s lower at 92 Texas and Pacific IN
comes off l per cent at 90, and hrsts'
| Rio Grande division were 10 lower at 70H
Atlantic and Pacific firsts Western division, were
steady at 96l4 06l2 and incomes were % lower al
| 24aa. Fort Worth and Denver hrsts were 4 lower
at G94. ,o,onoo
! 1878, ,404 made up by losses of S37762 cur
| rcncy and $535, ,644 coin but the balance SHOWS
a gain of ~ ,626 594, because of an issue INTO the
cash Of $4,000 goRa RacciGt $ 659
ments $l,070i503; currency balance, @|4Z4'o4Oj
coin balance, 81 1904, ,534. oto,. o oor
cent, hut there some exceptions at per cent
| The closing rate was per cent. The domestic ex-
changes on New-York are quoted as follows Az
| Savannah u discount to ls premium Charlestoh,
3-l9, discount tO Il premiums; NeW-Oficdiis
| 81 25a$l discount for commercial. and par for
bank; 1T. Lons, 30 cents premium; BOSTON, -oaZ'
The Clearing -Rouse statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, $l2l,0G7, 1915 balances
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received 1871 900 National bank notes for re
dempton. The customs receipts were ,gs c $oZooo"
| and the internal revenue receipts Sl05,2O2.
The foreign exchanges to-day weakened rathcF
from lack Of business than from any pressure 10
SELL although some security bils were dlaNH
against q shipment of 5000 shares of Missouri
stock 10 Amsterdam, which is sent out for persons
interested in having the stock listed there We re-
wise rates for business as follows: Bankers blHs,
81 - l2 and 81 - for long and short sterling re-,
spcctiyey; 5.22ls aud 5l9's Tor francs; "i'2 ana
95 for rcichmarks; 307- aud 4Ols for gulldcrs.
In London British cOnsols were steady at 100 LILO
for money and 100 5-lO for account. United STATES
| bonds ~ llghcr lS dl l. o-Ib anu -
I17as American railways responded to YESTERDAY
home markets and consequently generally were =
a q per cent lower The Bank OF England lost
| sol 900 bullion on balance. At Paris French 3 per
| cent were down to 7G9O and sight exchange on
London was lower at 25.2li2 francs to the Z
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are
| reported:
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
.n ET.' E,f; ;o6cc in @ Dec I!'56C5is is55i6 55i6 2sdSCo
CHICAGO AND NoRrHwEsrEKN.
Fqg};. { P: ss G ,35:$ 4 @ ,s.54 ,;355$4
CHICAGO st. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA.
F&@9;: E %5' ,s5i 5 Ss 5555$ .5oi5$
CHICAGO AND ALTON.
E$@?;: l5ss!5 .ss:5 4z255 72;S5 s3' as72
FLINT ASD rERE MARQuErrF,
S$%$.s " 81 $,, lss!s s iss55s ,ss5: s3s5 :5lSS
LOUISVILLE AND SAsHyLLE. o.,
@ ,s:s5jS5} :s559S} 7.5s33 :733 i:c9S :f:io9S
long l.L'SD. 80,
Ian EiT' Te'f iS ben N Pc 2.s5s55 2si57 Inc 26J4
CANApIAN PACIFIC. ~
F4%g;c f9. sars & IN Dec $1,000 sG5coS inc
CHEsiPFAKE AND ONO. ~, ,,o
Of N 's925f 5S5 .35sS5 Inc Inc 55c7s 5cs
ELzABErurowS LEXINGroS AND no SANDY.
Month o Of %oT 90 2as 42aass tsfo inc inc 1910
Tho business Of the Union Pacific Railroad forthe
month of October and since January, tor two
years il reported rs follows;
Month nj October 1882 lS-'
,3r,s. carp,ng. al ln9B07 SAuGo. lu1 Dec. si90ls
Operating l,dU2,bni i,i-o ~ INC -l''7''
Net earning. . .leO60l5 sI,5so,oco Dee s-d.o77
! January q oct 81 1882. leeS.- 49,, ,..
S25UlAuh5 S-t,bI l,l'' pee fSSI,'0
| Operating Ipenscs lduuo-of l",--f''V I'M -iNo''
Net earnings FOR -. ...o,- -. s-o,oi,
Exports of merchandise al New-l ork:
| r.. a.. ,.ocN s4oiIggS s7GllOiO +7s798 $50
previously reported 351,i5o,2Sd 3is.jTHh 3.S'-os'I
Total since L. s35o3J7..54 sJ96iGS.77l SS]5@'''oI
EUROPEANIFINANCIAL'M 'MAHkEI7
! IoSpov, Dec ll.-l23O p m-renns y9ni1 'o's; M'AI
| can Ordinary, 81 ,. ~ Paul, Common, lol'A .,-,
!.au u. Atlantic and Great western hI7t '"' sis
trustees certificates. 81 Enc. 81 i'eadlhs a. '"u"
dian PaClrc aol. 81 Paul Common, luI. -, nh. ~, t,,,
The amount oi bullion withdrawn from 'he h""A VI T"S
land on bilauc. to-day is ADl,ulm -. o, ,,,
Paris aiyltNS quote cent tfh''t ~
the account, and Exchange on Lohuoh az - ~
| b. CrutlluCs ful checks