New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-22

State bonds we're neglected Louisiana consols sold
per cent lower at and Tennessee compromise
Stead at 75 there we're no sales OF city bank stocks
The speculative portion or the general bond market
share market but later reco veied and strong
early pr, reduced by expressive ohergsof small
a,uouifs Erie second IS declined per 964 and
closed quoted 90 a99 West shore guaranteed As sold on 4
To- lO37s. Newiork Central and Hudson unsecured de-
beDture So sold at 1857 Baltimore aud Ohio 5s AT 1O2
PENNSYLVANIA LOS at lO7, Canada southern second Js ~
92la 49, and Illinois Central As at O9 Here Is varia
lion m market values that should attract the attention
OF investors who look for merits IN making their
Investments. kone, WATERFOWL and 0gdensburg %
Ss in early dealings declined per cent to 81 = and re-
covered 9s ana the IS off - to 50 and recovered
to s5i Ohio Southern incomes of cent at 80
East tennessee Virginia and Georgia cOisols L.
lower at o. but Virginia Midland incomes were up per
cent ut 81. Indiana, Bloomington and Western
Hooking Valley and Toledo IS were nrn at
s3% g. Mutual Union Telegraph Is declined a to So
Detroit Mackinac and Marquette land grants declined
TO as = a49. Green Bay. Wnona aud ~. Paul incomes
rose 37s. Denver and rio Grande 4s declined y TO
77a aud rose TO 1874 Texas and Pacific incomes sold at
56a57s and sts Rio Grande division were steady at
n G72 Atlantic and Pacific incomes hnctsted per cent
between 25ia and 26i2 closing at the top figure Oregon
Traiiscontineniid nrm al 90 and Oregon I'm
proveinent nrss at o. Fort Worth and Denver hrsts
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock ek
at 64063i4d66 American Telegraph and Cable
Q3O ut 7o07l, Chicago and Indiana Coal
fered 800 Ola Lake Erie and Western second assess
ment paid goo, at 81 " st. Loas Arksnsss and Texas
seconds Is 81 UUO) ut 81 o52 Mexican National
frsts ($3,000) at 42i2, and Brooklyn Elevated hfsts
1000 at lU5i2
The opening rate for money per cent, but the
bulk OF the business done at about per cent late
business done ut al cent and the official clos
ing offered at per cent The arrivals OF foreign
gold at Assay ONCE exceeded ~ OOOOOO The Dub
Treasury debtor at the Clearing House 81 4e6S99
The sub Treasury lost Oh balance S720.s03, made up
by losses 500 1T currency and S47l655 coln The
days operations covered Receipts, $l,ss9lO pay
~ 0l 5,9O6 currency balance Sl9oo5SSZ coin
balance. $I56,92S,8l7.
The Clearing house statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges. Sl2O. 362.7 ; balances ~, 1880 ,
The Unitod states Treasury ut Washington received
$3.50, 900 National bank notes Tor redemption.
The customs receipts were 9Z95 1885, and the internal
revenue receipts oX55,7v0.
foreign exchanges were dull and weak. We revise
quotations Tor business follows: Bankers bills
81 7via aud "a 50 for long and sterling respective
Iy; OLA and zoe Tor fras 81 and 34a for reich
marks 33os and 3vss for guiidcrs.
In London British consos firm, but closed I'M
changed 100 36 and U0ss respectively, for money
English standard The Bank OF England lost
ay3UOO bullion on balance. American railways
opened lower In response 10 Yesterdays late
home declines and ruled weak till late III the day
the turn was Tor the and the market closed strong
At Paris French per cents rose Ia S2.62 $3.50.
and sight exchange London easier ut 20 so francs
To the X.
Exports OF merchandise from New.Yorki
1854 -. 1885, 1856
Previously reported 3i446S4Sl 3lSoszv7S 3Oo77s6o3
, .,.. Ian sa20 s75 O3O $500 l27 70l 1912 TIA 400