New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-28

prices for those classes that held less res ecu
generally were easier. West Shore and Buffalo os
were more active than any other issue, but their
price declined from 20 to 69as069i0. CANADA
Southern first 5s were steady at
9s409s. New-York Chicago and Buffalo first 6s
were off l. at 1O2. Central and Hudson consol 7s
sold at 1873, Michigan Central rs at 124l2, Lake
Shore first consols registered at 12412 and second
consols coupon at 119l4G119ls, Northwestern gold
consol rs at 1230124, and Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy rs to 132. CHI
cago Burlington and Quincy sinking
fund 5s brought 105 and the debenture
5s were Il higher at 91l2. Wabash general 6s de-
clned Il to 6s Denver and Rio Grande consols
q higher at 92l4 and frsts Western extension
after ~ were off a at 71l2. Northern Pacific firsts
Grande division, were off q at ~. Atlantic and
Pacific incomes improved z to 22l2.
ST. 1875 made up by gains OF 1857, $50 currency
and S46s, 073 CON- The days transactions covered:
Receipts. 81 ,9Ol ,40s; payments, $I45,6o9; cur
i 2e7, S7 2.i"n'' 9''1f'''1'' 00i" O''""'' "
The local money market worked trife closer, in
that considerable business was done at 3 per cent;
the range was from 2 to 3, and the bulk OF call
loans were made at 2i2 per cent. The domestic ex-
changes on New-York at the places named are
premium; Charleston g discount to par, Chicago
% cents discount; st. Louis 80 cents discount;
Boston 10 to IL cents premium.
The Clearinghouse statement to-day was as t0l-
lows Exchanges, $l2O, 447 613; balances, 30, TO-
1872.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received S27s, 900 National bank notes for re-
demption. The custom receipts were $57G,751
and the internal revenue receipts $24S,6l2.
The foreign exchanges were very quiet and rates
are steady for business as follows: Bankers bills.
81 81 p and 81 BAL for long and short sterling
resPectively 522 and 52O for @i francs ran PAS
The Governors of the Bank of England at their
regular weekly meeting to-day made no change In
the banks minimum rate for discount and i re.
lost 1882 900 bullion, and the proportion of its
to its liabilities reduced from 40 LILO TO
80 1916 per cent against 36 l-16 per cent at tins
date last year. To-day the bank lost f153,O 900 bullion
on balance. The weekly statement of the Bank
OF France shows decrease Gse 900 Sl The %
perial Bank of Germany lost specie TO the amount or
1O,32O, 900 marks AT the London Stock Exchange
money, and at 100 1915 for account. United
States bonds'were also higher; As up ZIG at l2I4
and 4 l2s up Il at *. American railways were lr-
regularly lower at the openng but later there were
some recOveries based on the early quotations re
ceived from this mornings home markets. AT Paris
French per cents declined TO 75.22l2 francs.
The American Savings Bank. at Fifth-aye. and
FOrty-seeOnd-st., has been organized and opened
for business to accommodate large popnalionr III ~
names of the trustees. presented IN Our adyer Isng
columns, are the guarantee OF eonSerya I've man
agement of the new institution -. ..o 60.
The coupons maturing January l OF me hrsu
mortgage bonds Of the New-Oreans Paclhc Ran.
way Company will be paid by the Mercantile lruso
The gross earnings of the following railroads arc
reported: ...
1881. 1852. lSs&
j55 In ss.ss ; :S5i !: 4
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
I'll S &: s;55 5 :s5S .5$s
CENTRAL IOWA.
Third week In Dcc... S1li,0ll Sljl364 Inc stn59a
Jan 10 Dec 2l....... I223+65 l,iO9ijd Inc ls3oSs
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
,,,,r,bo- q, r,uas lao 1881 Inc. 79l
third week m Dec -. $4,000 S67,uOO Inc. S!QOv1
Jan 10 Dec 81 -. 2462453 5,l7r,9-O Inc2'Iolf
Monthly statenent of the earnings and expenses
of the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Month OF November. lss3 lSS2; -, .,oo,,
earnings....- $2ll2!s s;6iS9t inc 11'1ss9
Expenses. l+E,Jo4 io-f0'a AM 49,
Net earnnes....... si2s723 si28S6O Inc. sSes
Jan. l.. 10 Nov. 80. 1883. u.s., =, .o-.o,a
Gross earnings tSOOVE4 S'1Va'soptt m fIt9So7
Expenses i,oo-'7Vo 4i4'"'''' 49,
W, sorong. sI-2I7.2I5 sI,0O5,9sO Inc s2Il ,2Ss