New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-24

easier at ISL while Northwestern deDenture Do
were Ia higher at 93ls, and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy debenture 5s were firm at S3@oZ's
los sold at s4996es. Lake Erie anu
Western firsts brought 90 and the incomes were
irmer at 49, Midland New-Jersey 6s sold at Sz@
a1lo Richmond and Danville debentures were on
per cent at G2. Virginia Midland incomes were
mn per cent at 20, and East Tennessee Virginia
and Georgia incomes were Il higher at 324 st'
paul and Omaha eonsols were q higher ut III -
wabash general 6s were PA higher at rs. Denver
and Rio Grande firsts rose from 1868 to 1910
1864 the consols were steady at 81, and the frsts
Western extension, were 81 higher at 7O4. Union
Pacific frsts sold freely at 116. Texas and racine
incomes were Il higher at so. Atlantic and
pacific incomes declined q to 25. Northern Pacific
6rsts were "bulledr u per cent to 1O5, and oregon
Short line 8s were % lower at 95l2
The operations of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ending tonight include receipts OF $6,S|S,lzo,
a;n tn IFS balance of 1904 554 But after deduct
ING from the receipts $1ol,OO0 teXcluslve OF
$3.50 900 gold coin for payments IN SILVER eert in
Gates AT the other Sub-Treasurlesl, ana from the
payments, 81 961 900 for items which were trans
fers. the Sub Treasurys true gain as affecting the
banks $685. 554 The DAYS tran aas 90 rs
currency currency balance, $5,753365; coin balance,
% The local money market for call loans was I'M
changed. and easy at 21202 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, $l01, 540,s4S; balances,
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
dav received $46S 900 National bank notes for re-
deinption. The customs receipts were S422,4S|,
and the internal revenue receipts $3lS,!9o.
The foreign exchanges for t0-mOrrows steamers
were only moderately active at steady rates. Late
in the day bankers reduced their nominal rates .
cent to the & not because OF any change d IN rme
situation, but because the business by the steam
ers for this week practically over, ana the next
business in order with them was to make rates for
the purchase of commercial bills. The situation
does not warrant any change in the quotations 10r
actual business: Bankers bills, 81 S24 and ~ oo'4
for long and short sterling respectively 5.22Ss ana
$40 for francs; 94es and 951 for relchmarKs;
In London, British c0nsols were weaker ana
declined ls to 101 GIG for money and LILO 10
101 I1-16 for account. United States bond were
higher; the As advanced SIG to 125 lilo, ana
the 4l2s were Is higher at 1863 American ran
ways were lower, but made some partial rec0yeTles
before the end The Bank Of England a lost 1SO0V
5Ol2d. per ounce. At Paris. French per cents de-
clined from 77.92l2 to 77.70 francs.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
1881. 1882 1Sss-
T FSPa %o Ct nj q s5a SS .ossSo
EAST TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
Second week IN Nov $sl,76S 92O3O Inc sl0262
Jan to Nov IA. 28O4,e34 S,543,7l5 Inc 73e7Sl
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
1889. 1898 $4,000
ss4 f 55 $685. Inc Inc SS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL
First week in Nov 1882. 1858. .o- ,oo
Illinois main line -. sl43O20 $17O669 Inc. $21469
Snntbern division 100 23 1921 Inc. 670S
iowa division 42Ts4 b4l45 Inc 1l,3l
Total for week s915.727 sSel6s5 Inc. s45sOs
Total January / TO -.. -. 100, v roo o.,
Imports of dry goods at New-Yo ZOO,
Ir.orod n, +be nort 52S 40s 81 70S7g3 sl,237l93
1brCsSn on marked / gSI 496 I5SGsl2 LEO, l96
Since Jan. /: ..- ,,o c,o ~,
Tbrouvn an narket los OG5 li09l025S lll409,SSi