New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-22

Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg 5s declined
per cent to 81. Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series
B. rose / per cent to 81. and currency 6s were
steady at 49, Central of New-Jersey debenture 6s
sold at S7l26SS. Ohio Central frsts were L lower
at $685. Central and Hudson consol 7s were firm
at 1885, but the debenture 5s were s lower at 1925
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy debenture IS were
of 4 at 81. Northern Pacific frsts we're about
The business of the Sub Treasury for the week end
ed tonight includes receipts of 1922, OLE, and
payments Of 81, 4S9, 1885, leaving the general bal
ance at 1928 526531 against ~ 80 1894 29S Decem-
Der IA, showing an apparent gain of $132, 233. But
deductiug from tho receipts 81 ,530,000 and from
fers which only affect the Sub-Treasurys account
with the General treasury its loss rs affecting the
banks is 1902 747-a loss of $565,213 coin less a
currency gain of $2O2, Ago. But deducting further
from the receipts 81 1885, 900 gold coin received in
exchange for SILVER certificates paid out at Southern
and Western sub-treaSuries, the General IreasurEs
loss AT New York for the week is SO, 017,747. To-
days operations covered: Receipts, 1887, 100; pay
ments 81 1856; currency balance $8751, 466;
coin balance $1l6,775,065.
There is no change in the local monetary situa-
ton, except 1t be toward greater than ever abun
dance call loans ruled at "a y per centiand were
change at ST. Louis has declined to 80 cents discount
The Clearing-House statement to-day was as
follows fol lows Exchanges. $llO,53G,541; balances,
The United States Treasury at Washington to-
day received $500 900 National bank notes for
deulptlOn. mo customs receipts were 1871 40
and the internal revenue receipts $685. 205.
The foreign exchanges were firm, and particularly
80 for sight sterling, for which the rates adj
vanced z cent. Annexed are the closing quota
tons for business Bankers bills 81 S2l4 and
81 S54 for long and short sterling
respectively; Bpm and 5.105s for francs;
94os a'd 0ois for rschmarks; 1878 and 40is for
guilders.
The London market for British cOnsols was
stronger at Is advance TO 100 81 Is for money, and
l-l0 advance to 100 ZIG for account. United
States bonds were Lie higher ut 1875 1916 for is,
and "a 1916 for 4l2s. American railways were
quoted irregular, but generally la 2 lower Bar
silver advanced to 5O7sd per ounce. The Bank
of England lost 100000 bullion on balance. At
Paris, French 3 per cents declined TO 75.l7l2 and
recovered TO 1910, and sight exchange on London
was down to 2J.20 francs to the {.
The gross earnings of the Central Iowa Railroad
are reported as follows:
Second week IN Dec s lsI2 e iss 1Dc sso7s
Jan. to pee Ti...,....lii2i57 l,36IO93 Inc 1865
Imports of dry goods at NewYork:
Entered at the port. s24I4,si s2O3U459 Sl.0n5.7l
Thrown on market. 2,22125l l,slO3O6 ls0o,oO9
Entered at the port l3D3s738j 120O2i ss0
Thrown ON market I2O l2G,SGbj39 lS,23l 50i
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LoSDoy. Dec 2l-4:3O p. m.-New.York Central 1lSia;
Canada PaClc, 3 i4s ~. Paul Common. 80.
The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng.
land on baanco to-day ~ 9l9On 100.
Paris alvces quote per cent at 10 francs
80 cennes FOR the account and exchange London at 10
francs 20 ceutimes FOR checks