New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-20

Dis-Col. s-65 ls9Iiii]s ll2
Among State issues Virginia funded debt "a
per cents were strong and fractionaHy higher
at 81 and a small sale OF Tennessee settiernent
Is was made at 10. .
The reported transactions in the general bond
market were about 100000 at par value. against
s. O26 900 yesterday There was. in fact no
real demand for bonds Of a speculative kind
Issues which are not available were In request
Atchison general As yielded as much as ~ per
cent, and seconds. on the other hama. gained
a per cent Chicago and Northern Pacific
firsts were / per cent higher at AZ. but Northern
Pacific consol 50 fell ~ per cent 10 81 ERE
second consols were half per cent lower at 1874.
Philadelphia and Reading issues were weak. but
the transactions in them were not large Tnlrd
incomes lost as much as 21.. ard second IN
comes per cent Reference is MADE 10 our 1u.l
report of bond sales. The money market was
without feature, and the ruling rates were rom
] to IL per cent AS an exception few loans
were made at per cent.
The Clearing House statement WIS as ioiio"s'
Exchanges $50, 4s6, 052: balances, $665h15o.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House $953420 It's net gain on paiance vas
sesols made up by gain OF s4sS-a2S IN curpencs,
tons covered: Receipts sSS9on5; payments.
ss72709S resulting in general balance OF VI
z7s,4&. consisting Of ss3OsS2's coin ana s-s'"'o'
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day S495. 466 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were .1S1.522. the inter
nal revenue receipts s1s7245, and the misceiia-
ncous receipts. $234.0Z7 ~
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous e'a'e''ie"'
as follows: 90 D,co-.rc.s
Ne. sold on hand ss So sss ss Dec SIZE
xs .,-:; ssaa ss SO Bee Dec &
Aclai cash IN toe
ecriinca.es ss4 es4 sss 1882 ess Dec. s2s5 rs
Dcoosts n bank Ii,427,s12 1883. S3s Inc. oco2o
Ne: caa, sioC I1e 7sS sIos a23 ioe Dec. sls9Css
The rates for foreign exchange were strong IN
the morning hours OH an active demand by ov ~
merchants and bankers. Toward the close tne
tone Of the market was easier, but maj rates
showed gains Following are revised quotat,,ootes
for actual business: Bankers DIS "a s4,ag|4 %
and a s7@s STA for long ana sncrs Ia end s11s
specs.vely; French franeJ 5l9asg3Isft anu o'i'H
G5.1s1s; reichsrnar;.s. $685.. and 95a4 995is.
In London British consoIs were trihe LOVE- -. -
~ for money and SS1s for the account me ou-
lion balance Of the Bank Of England was VII.
changed. In the open market money was I.,"i f az
"a. per cent for discounts and 2is per ceht s ao'
banke:s' balances Ear silver advanced me iIaS
tion y S214d al ounce american ra hc ciose At
Paris French per cents rallied TO 9s4z1a a az,
eight exchange on London declined 10 800 49,.
francs 10 INC pound sterling ire Ween's .nnwcd
rnent Of tho Imperial Bank OF GERMANY s"""''
a, ,,c-r,,e &, socc;c ." IN $50 0no ria"f@.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
y.rrAiO. ROCHESTER, AND rIrTsDrRo.
1871. Is0s. ix:,,;
900, e; 1l';; @ .:; e ,;S:ss
q CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
r; S:s;', :; &! sss:fs ,ss5sS sas;sS
pEsyEg AND RIO GRASDE,
sss, -. :: al'.PI .:s s$ !sss sS