New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22


The Treasury rejected all offers Of bonds, which
were as follows: IS $4,000, at 12S 3-S {;
So. 500 at l26 IL and $4,000 at 1913 rs.
In State issues Tennessee settlement IS were
firm at - l-4a72 u. south Carolina Is non
fundable rose TO 3, Virginia Gs deferred receipts
sold At Halo 90, and Georgia gold IS At 90 IA
OF CIV bank stocks, Ninth National sold 800 at
l4O l-2 and Western National 80 at % IA.
The general bond market at the Exchange pre-
serted no spec al feature other than TINT OF firm
ness in the absence of offerings. Milwaukee,
Lake Share and Western hrsts sold at lis IA
ll9 and the cOnvertibles rose to 90 Is. New
York. Chicago and ST. Louis Is We're firm up to
81 p. Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues were
higher 40 80 IL for the Is, at 81 l. Tor the os
and SO Is for the IS. Philadelphia and Reading
incomes ruled firm and the thirds sold up 70 81 Is
The bonds purchased i'll this market generally for
Philadelphia account. Wabash, Chicago division,
receipts sold up TO 81 Reference is made to our
full report OF bond sales
10 the unlisted department Of the Stock EX-
change drive made al Cotton Oh Ger lhcates;
thcv sold (22. roo at "a l-eaj2 l-2a53 l-4a52 rs.
Brunswick Company sold 400 az l5al4 5-S, New
port News and Mississippi Valley 90 al 3, Buff
falo Iron 5000 at So 2 1-2aSG 81 1-2 and Kings
ton and Pembroke 1900 at 81 20.
For a Friday the local money market was I'M
usually easy. Business generally was done at
per cent; the exceptions were I-2 and per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sl0S, s24.9 35; balances,
slsGs.263
Clearing House ss44, 6l2. The business Of the
Sub-Treasury for the week ended tonight in
cludcs receipts OF 81 699,473 and payments Of
sl422N.7ss; leaving the general balance at
sig446T2Is. against s195 997,532 December ! 4,
showing an apparent loss Of Sl,530.3l5. But de-
Quoting from the payments 81 $4,000 and from
the receipts s2,130.000 FOR items which affect
only its accounts with the General Treasury, its
gain as affecting the banks IS $685. 6e5. And
this result includes the payment OF sls4. 935 for
purchased bonds and receipts Of s2325. 600 for eX
change on Southern and Western Sub-Ireasuries,
and 81 Loci, 545 for gold taken from the Assay
Office for export Ioday's operations covered:
Receipts, sa269p73; payments, s2,G66, 090;
with balances II Sl799l3,23S coin and
sl4,G53. $50 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivod to-day S305000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S5se,954 and the in
teInai reyeRue receipts were SAL 3,256
Io-day's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures! of the last previous statement as
follows;
Dee 10. Dec. 81 Differences
Net gold on hand e19g 1882 500 7a301S Inc 069
Nes silver nhd 2i,S9s6i8 2O7e5lGS Dee e333i5
on hand........ s4,1427as ss77s1oO Dec ses5A
Actual cash In
TTeasy veults
uutstludc
certacates s255 25e Coz 1904 1872 s76 Dec s924 ee5
Deposits In banks 46670,574 $50 GAO Inc 2GOo72
Net cash baances 1901 s27 17G ssOi I54
The foreign exchanges were dull for tO-mor-
rows mail ana steady NJ quotations for business
rs follows: Bankers bills, "a 81 Ia and
81 ss IL respectively for long and short sterling;
French francs at S.2i IA and 5.1s LIS; reich