New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-21

State bonds dull louisiana conso is we're steady
s2la North Carolina special taxes SOLO down 10 ~ B.
deferred receipts we're higher al l%s Inere were
no transactions In city bank stocks. 49,. -.. A., &,
fairly well distributed small business was done In
railway bonds, but the movement Oh prices vas lIegar
Special efforts made to depress me prices OF issues
which because OF their speculative character might nave
some effect the share speculation mus Ere -econu
s. sold down q per cent 70 80 ana west snore
OF = at l04is While these figures were made Tor two
securities which have lives OF ana
4s Years respectively which yet unabsorbed ny
investors the Illinois Central Is having sxty-nVe years
run. commanded 109, Pennsylvana 4ies Ioo S.
land Columbus. Cincinnati and Indianapolis general
IS no. Missouri Kansas aud Texas general os were
about ldy at 81 sea- Chesapeake and ONO currency
6s 3Os Ohio southern incomes sold per cent
Al and closed at 40: Last tennessee virginia. ana
comes per at 90. New-York Chicago and
81 Louis nrst receipts mere nrk az 90 a. ar saia
s3A. Indiana. Bloomington and Western hTSts we're up
s at 90 but the incomes l. lower at 2-l ehenan-
doah valley rss rose 7s to and Richmond and Allie
gheny first receipts sold at II G7l q Green BAY WI
Wabash rsts Detroit division per cent to 92 De-
tro Mackinac and Marquette land grants were on g az
49l Denver and Rio Grands conso 4s were on g az -
Texas rsts Rio Grande division, declined =
~. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were per cent lower
at 264G26s- Fort Worth and Denver hrss deonned IS
OF unlisted securities dealt IN at the stock E3change
American Telegraph and Cable QlOl az - Lake Ere
and Western second assessment paid 400 az "a 9Z3D
Keely Motor I6O al 0laalO, 81. Louis Arkansas aud
Texas 400 at 224 622la and rsts (S33OOO at ~ go
9s and seconds CS7I ,OOOD At 52A9053.
Money ruled easy; the highest rate was per cent
the generally M per cent ana me ph OF
new business done at 415 per cent ana finally az
2d3 per cent The Sub Treasury was deptOr az the
Clearing House S26l9977. The arrivals OF foreign 8od
amounted TO $350,00O 49, .oo ,,-
The sub-Treasury lost on balance ,495493 making
the last Friday up 70 $2O4ZOoz To-day
losses were SlI O75 currency and rl4o44lo coin Inc
days operations covered; Receipts, r2,222929i pay
ments, 49, SAT- currency balance Sl9,o39,lo9 coin
balance. Sl57 400, COS. -
The Clearing House statement today was as follows
Exchanges. 3l42, 2O5,O9s balances, S5,44O,O9u
The Cnited states Treasury nc washington received
S3l 3 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S551, $751; and the Internal
revenue receipts S62l,5e2. , ,.., . -.
he easement in the money market has impaired Det-
ter tone 10 the market for foreign exchange and rates are
rner with normal conditions and not because
Of sales OF American Securltlcs Tor European
account in this market We revise quotations FOR Dsl-
ness a. follows: Bankers bills 81 80 and - 81 Tor
long and short sterling respectively o25, ana 2dV 8
for francs 94s and 94Ss for reichmarks 3S and ~ .
for gu1lders. =.
In London British consOls easier, but closed
steady 100 3lB and l00 respectively Tor money ana
Money ruled steady a Az per cent Tor nscount
OF bankers bills American railways we're unsettled and
irregular after the fashion OF the home market but gen
orally ruled equal 20 or better than home quo
tatiOns. Undoubtedly tomorrow mornings quotations.
viii come lower in 70 our todays late declines
AT Paris French per cents were nrlner at o. p -
The Ontario Silver Mining Company mas declared is
usual dividend VI so cents share payable AT le Ove
OF the transfer agents, Lounsbery Co.. DecemDer o.;
Transfers close December 24 Total dVidends deoire
70 date, 81 1925, 600.