New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-07

In State issues. the business included Georgia
gold Is at 102 1-2 Louisiana consol As at " rs;
Virginia Is deferred at 6, and receipts at SAG IL
or city bank stocks Continental sold 500 at
1876 l-2 and Peoples &c at 225.
The general bond market was fairly active ana
il ruled firm Fort Worth and Denver firsts rose
TO 105 "a. Missouri, Kansas ana lexas ISSUES
continued strong, the Is at l0s the IS at y IL,
and the 5s at 62 IL. Gulf, Colorado and Santa
gold IS TO IS IS. Ohio, Indiana and Western
frsts TO 80 12. closing at So ana the SECONDS
were up to 80 "a. Philadelphia ana keadins
issues were all strong, the per cents at 81 "a.
the first IS at TO- the seconds at 5o, ana the tnrus
at as. Reference is made to our full report Oh
bond sales. .i.L oxoon.iors
Money ruled easy at 6 per cent, with exceptions
az < ner cent. closing at about per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows Exchanges, l2S,S7S,054; balances,
S4,S1, 026. soh.or 90 ,bo
Clearing House SsSS,177 The business OF the
Sinh Treasury for the week ended to-nlgh lnciuueS
receipts of IA and PayI nmnn at Of
7S1 O24 against 81 So 770 554 November ~, show
inc an apparent gain Of 81, DOL 47O. But deduct
inc from the payments 81 ,735.OOO ana from inc
receipts $500 900 for items which ahect only us
account with the General Treasury, its gain MS
affecting the banks is s243o,4 ~ ana tnis IT.
suit includes the payment OF 81 ~ 33.a % tor pur
chased bonds and the receipt of 81 g6OO Tor eN-
change ON other Sub-Treasures To-day opera
tions covered Receipts. $3.50, 701 payments,
so57s4qI. with balances of 81 75,452, 6s4 coin
and SS.32S. $40 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived today S22l ,455 National bank notes Tor
redemption. .coo,- A., :.
The customs receipts were s633,147, the in
ternal revenue receipts SoS9,4O9 ana the MIS-
cellaneous receipts S4j,6b3
Today's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
Dec; ooo No. Dec Dec 9. g noo Di t90a sa;
Net gold on nd s1sS Ol0 $40 SlSI 1 219 zee. eS2S33
Net silver on I'D 19.Gi517O 19.GGo.1s1 Inc. 45o11
Net on hand @ 145s2s5 1ssa4s2 Dec Ossso3
Actual cash in
over outstand- 800. - ~. -. - 80 - -, "a. 49,
ing flea 9232 1857 S22OyJ2 ioo Dec' riI lona
Deposits In banks. 424l9o'o fl'Iolif" Dcc' ooo'lo'
Not cash baanceso64 5G3 1913 1902 1851 Dec 81 so67G2
The foreign exchanges for tO-morrow's steamer
were unusually dull, and the market was fairly
steady at quotations for actual business as follows:
Bankers bills at 81 so IA and 81 81 Is for long
and short sterling respectively: French francs at
spa 1-s and 3 90 5-S rechmarcks at 81 3-S and
% g. and guilders at 80 rs and 40.
In London British cOnsols were steady at
96 1871 for money and IL G lower for account at
OF IA In the open market money was easy at
per cent between bankers and at rs per cent
for discount of bankers bills. Bar silver was
quiet at AZ 3-4d. per ounce American railways
were fairly active and ruled firm at figures ge'l-
era y better than the equivalents Of concurrent
home quotations At Paris French per cents
were steady Mt S7.G5'