New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-10

State bonds as usual were dull and the sales include
at iOs or city bank Central National sold at
lO7, Park ut l40. Pacific at l5S, and Union at 100.
ket and Of its apparent the market for railway
bonds was dull and inclined to weakness Erie second
Kansas and Texas first consos were OFT q at l04is.
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg consol 5s were q
up Il at 99iaa99i4 Canada Southern drsts easier
at 967s and the seconds were steady at TO- New-York,
and Buffalo first S. after 3s4 we're Is per cent lower at
1913 East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia consol 5s
IL Houston and Texas Central drss y
99 but ended at 90 seconds main line sold at % and rss
bentures were easier at 81 9 Omaha consols were of
y and Burlington and Quincy debentures 5s were
379. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were up i at Is.
Northern Pacific frsts were of 4 at 1904.
The business Of the Treasury for the week ended
OF 5605 leaving the general balanceat l3S7
347, against sl45 76l152 January Q, showing an APP
payments $l0I5O0O and from tho receipts 81 100000
Tor Tor certain items OF transfers which only affect
Its true loss as affecting the banks ia $536l ,so5.
The receipts include $4,000 gold coin for silver
Iodays operations covered: Receipts, 81 1877 20s
payments 81 81 500 currency balance, $l6,s51235
The local money market was easy with rates at one
time as low as per cent the highest lie, and the
closing per cent.
The Clearing House abatement to-day was follows:
Exchanges. ISL ,237l 1885, balances, S3s93,2l9.
esiyed SsslOOO In National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S34j i95 and the internal
revenue receipts were S4005l0.
There II nothing new In the foreign exchanged De-
spite All the talk and writings about favorable CONNER
cal balances the ,act remains that with duness and
delays I'm making remttances the rates remain
firm for business ut quotations as follows Bankers
bills, - II and - 81 for long and short sterling
respectively 30 and 5229 for francs; 94l2 and 95ls
for rechnarks; 399i and 30 for gudcrs.
In London British eonsOls were strong and advanced
"a To 80 lll6 for money and 1l6 to 003i for account
leaving the dncrance between cash and settlement day
ONLY lilo per cent United States bonds steady at
l2J4 for As and llGdll57s for 4las American rail-
market and consequently on our yesterday and this
morning advances showed higher quotations: but the
market reported as feloss. The Bank
~ England gained R7OOO bullion on balance. At Paris
French per decline 10 70 52l TO 70 G72
Imports ofdry goods at New-York:
4E ns5ss at tns s,sS 's,5S3 'sei2
since JaunIry 7.
E fPSss q q :a as55 5s5 ss.
EUROPEAN FIN ANCIAL NARKEr4
LONDON Jan 0-l23Op rn.-Consols 90 ll.l5 for money
and $685. tho count Unitei states Four anil Half Per
cent Bonds 1876 Ataa c AMI Great Western First Mori-
Gp's Ncw.Yotk Central. 9l Illinois Central, l232 Penn
sylvana SO Reading go Mexican Ordinary $50 St Paul
Common. 752
81 y confines fpr tho aecauRt
4p.m-Uuitsi states Four and Hali Fer cent Bonds,
i'js Second COnaols. 81 3 NewIork Central " -
Illinois Central 1880 Re din, He Mexican ortnlry. 30 y
madam PacAc IS a. 80 Paul Common. IA PennsyiVa1@
Tle,m o, bullion gone the Bank OF England on
parts avices quote three Renes 40 francs
c. Centlnc5 Tor The account