New-York tribune., 1884-01-05

State bonds were dull; there were only small
sales Of Tennessee compromise issue at II. Ot city
bank stocks American Exchange sold at 1913 and
Commerce at 1j1lo.
The general bond market was not particularly
active; q fair amount OF business was done and
there generally were some improvements in prices.
But the West shore and Buffalo IS, which were the
active feature of the day. were sil pressed for
sale and declined from 81 to 65a G54, while Cen
tral and Hudson debenture IS held firm at 1O34.
Erie second consols were Il higher at 9l&i
Chesapeake and OHIO frsts, series b. were up Il at
0Glo and the currency IS were off j at 47l4. Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas general Gs were up ll2 to
sila Metropolitan Elevated frsts were olf1 at1004
New-York, Chicago and St. Louis first IS were Il
lower at 1Ol5s0101a4 Northwestern dcbenturc
5s were i easier at 93ll, and Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy debenture 5s were firm at 3Iia93i2,
and Iowa Division IS sold at 81. Wabash general
IS sold at G71o Texas and Pacific incomes were mp
10 to A. and rsts Rio GTandc Division rose to 73i2
Allan ic and Pacific incomes were per cent higher
at 22lo. Northern Pacific frsts easier at
1921 Oregon Railroad and Navigation frsts were
i higher at 1O4l2d1O4li and Oregon Improve
mcnt frSts were y lower al so.
The business of the Sub-Treasury for the week
ended tonight includes receipts of S, ,7SSG3O, and
pavments Of SIG. .96l 2G9. leaving the general bal
ancc at l22, ,236,321 against Sl24, ,lOS9lO Dccem-
Der 2S, sbOwngan appdrent ldss0l y, 1S9. But
deducting from the receipts$3 O00 and from the
payments 1868 900 for certain items of trans
fcTs which only affect the Sub-lreasuNs account
with the General Treasury, its true o5s, as affecting
the banks, is $4397 PSI Zoo But dedacting further e.;
exchange forsilver certificates paid out at Southern
and Western sub-treasures the General ireasuTys
loss at. New-York for the, week is $l&922,2S9. ~,
TO-day's operations covered: Receipts $I.222sO
PAYMENTS S234j. .5O2: currency balance, pG,O3I,-
800. coin balance, 81 j,53S ,97l.
Money ruled extremely easy at 2@1 y per cent all
fhc Clearing House statement today was as
follows: Exchanges $l3LG536J0; balances,
The United States Treasury al Washington to-
dav received 100000 National bank notes for
redemption The customs receipts were pl ,OJJ f3l,
and the internal revenue receipts Nl92OI6.
rates are hrm at unchanged quotations for
and - S5I4 for long and snort sterling IeSpec-
lively; 50 2l3i and 70 1914 for francs; 30 and
95ls for rechmarks; 1919 and 40ls for gniders
In london British "onsOls opened at iOl 3-iG for
money aud at l0l Lie for new account, bat closed
at IOl l-lG and l0ll4 respectively. UnlteG states
bonds were lower: Is at 1863 aud ll2- at ll7l2.
American railways were duh. with lIttlc change IN
the quotations. there being hardly any response to
yesterdays advances in the home markets. The
Bank OF England lost 10000 bullion. AT Paris
French per cents advanced 81 75.GJ francs.
The EToss earnings OF Che following railroads are
reported:
1881. 1882. 1893.
}s S$4'5 3 s% Z 6. S$ ~ sss ssS Siass Gs
CHICAGO AND NORrHwEsrERN.
Ta%GS F5 s Of pe' ne Dec s2255 sest 1898 5S sl&s75 l&s75G
Jar 10 Dec l..... 2i,14G2oj 2$9IG35 95O555Gi
MILWAUKEE,, LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN.
$ss }. !; 81 si'si ss3 s5 s3:s s
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Fart %T3SI week e, %Sf n Dee s8475} sas7sSS
Jan. TO Dec 5I......- lo,,43G2 l2GG5,G5j AO1l,OO
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
F%%aeT fda45 week St Rie IL ssSS soo5S5 500 $3.50
Jan. TO Dec 81 3,l6O.zi0 35oloOO 35O3,OJO
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE.
1852 1883.
Mo- Month % Of 6 6DeoeTbcrs slsioo sg5l5i9 Inc. $500
CANADIAN FACIFIC.
FSarh Dee s7565S soaSo6 $3.50 Inc Inc sla6S5
Jan 70 pe" 81 ..-.-. 253j,403 525O91O Inc2 73J4A7
The business Of the Union Pacific Railroad for the
month of November and since January, for two
years, is reported as followsi
SSsss 'j3 5. Es: 1893
Net earning.....,. sio2Io55 siol57a5 Inc. sI,785
Gfoss 16 es .27os2i s27 f., Dec s2so1se
Operating e1penSes' IiOJ6'2o I6'i9i'@43 Ino 424,1l5
Net earnings for
eleven months. slslOs 1913 sI2il440e Dec sJ0J,G87
Imports of dry goods at New-YOrk:
Fnfsssa aa 'sS
4SisSa q 4 Res 4GiaGaa sS ] ]ss5 9sSss
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Wanted-1OOto 900 shares National Cable Rail-