New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-15

cent lower at "a. Omaha consols were u
easier at 1OSs4, and Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy debenture IS were steady at 90 Union
Pacific firsts were strong at 11712 Atlantic. and
Pacific frsts, Western division, advanced % to
ern Pacific firsts were d higher at 1861. Oregon
and Iranscontnental frsts sold at S0l2 against
S4l2 the last previous sale:
The business of the Sub Treasury for the week
ended tonight includes receipts of $19, 1SO,24O,
and payments of ST., 194,905, leaving tho general
balance at 1928, ,27S, against S121 ,40s 543
December z, showing an apparent gain OF Sl,0So,-
335. But deducting from the receipts $500, 200
and from the q, 900, for certain items
of transfers which only affect the Sub;Treasury,s
account with the general Treasury. its loss, as af
fecting the banks is $2,414, 665-a gain OF
S4l2S,094 coin less currency loss of $953,129
That loss, however includes the sum Of SOU o.
tifcates paid out at other Sub-Treasuries so that
the loss of the general Treasury was $3, ia, 665
including So 100000 gold certificates issued to the
CASH; payments. 81 1924; currency balance
1922 900, coin balance 116,122,27S.
Money at the Stock Exchange continues to be in
abundant supply for call loans TO-days rates were
pal 10 per cent. The domestic exchanges on New
York at the places named are quoted as follows:
Savannah, Il discount to ls premium; charleston,
3-16 discount to Is premium; New-Orleans, 90
cents discount for commercial, and par for bank;
Chicago % cents discount; Boston, 2oG33 cents
The Clearing House statement to-day, was as
follows: Exchanges, $13O,412,949; balances,
' The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $546,000 National bank notes for re-
demption. The, customs receipts were $oZl'z4o
and the internal revenue receipts S546,9S3.
The foreign exchanges were dull and steady
at the advances made yesterday, and the
quotations for business are follows: Bankers
bills, 81 Sl34 and 81 S4l2 for long, and
short sterling respectively; 5.2234 and 52Ols Tor
francs; 94l2 and 80 for reichmarks; 1878 and 4ois
for guilders.
In London British consols opened ls lower at
100 1-l6 for money and 1904 for account and later
recovered to 100 3-16 and 100 GIG respectively.
United States bonds were 1-16 higher at 10 S,lo
exnteTest for the As, and at III BIO Tor the 42s
American railways simply followed the course OF
yesterdays home markets, and the declines were
proportionately after the same fashion.
At Paris French 3 per cents declined from
7672l2 TO 1918 francs.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
OHIO CENTRAL
First week in Dec s9l60s sls,sGl Dec. $2,SS97
Jan TO Dec. 7....... 9S5,6Ol 1,0lS,552 Inc 3ZooI
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
6se sfs5s sSS5 Inc Inc $685.
ELIzABETHTowS. LEXINGTON AND BIG SANDY
First week kin in $9i5S SsGsl inc 1885
The Virginia Midland Railroad reports its bus
mess as follows:
Month SeysmOor las? slsSis Inc sloaso
9Te9s eapenscs 1896 65Ss Inc 5000
Net earnings. S5445o s55448 Inc. $i,OlS
Imports of dry goods at New-York:
Entered sS5SS s isiSsIs
S 2lei2 2S S1sfs8SS
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LoSpoX Dec l4.-l2:3O p mConsols 100 IL for money