New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-06

STATE bonds we're ncgccted there were small sales OF
North Carolina ia 1919 AT llsIGll7l2 and OF south
Mercbants' sold C75 at 1872 United States 40 at 2O2
and Fourth National C@6i 40 12S a l29k
The general bond market was only moderately active
but prices generally ruled strong Erie second consOs
rose from 029 to 9s. 4g3i9 Missouri Kansas aud Texas
"T s OK 20 nG he y were = lower at 76s Rome
Watortown aud Ogdensburg cousols were up y at 90
the sold at ~ GI3i9a decline Of from
tho last previous sale Central Of New Jersey deOennrc
were on y 90. Chesa peake ana Onto currency o.
d. 81 ncd a to 37A. Elizabeth Lexington and Big sandy
d. were higher a. lO2l2 Canada Southern rt 1s were
nm 10 to lDI AMI secous rose from ~ 10 sgp9sa West
shore guaranteed Ia were rm and closed 1903. Lake
ToioSo and ohio Central rrsts rose per cent to
0G Columbus. Hooking Valley aud Toledo irsls gained
i at 81 and Indiana, Bloomington and western IN.
and Georgia consols were up per cent at 30 and the
incomes were y higher at Il south carolina railroad
~ higher 1871 y and the Terminal os were up q AT
IO5. Northwestern dehenturo 81 were strong at
lO7alO7is. Kansas Pacific consols were = higher 81
1903, and oregon Short Line Is were up y at lOOla
Texas and Pacific Incomes were active ana rose from
39A to Al D. and tIes Rio Grando Division sold up to
55 Uut ended at 5iL. Atlantic and Pacific Incomes
were active at 2ji9d25ie. Northern Pacln9 seconds
rose u To OG Pacific hrsts rose per cent
10 90Gi Guf Colorado and santa Fc gold Us were up
"a O2ig. and ST. Louis and san Francisco general Is
The business Of .ub Treasury for tho week ending
of 5000 4l2 and payments of
OO475 leaving the general balance at
against $3.50 425 January 30 showing an apparent
65 I0 ana from the receipts 800 600 for certain
items OF transfers which only affect tho SupTroasurys
account with the bcneIhl IIihNuy' hS b'uc lOrb ~
affecting tho banks is $1.1S27l3-a currency loss OF
$59S2O7 less coin Rooa sn 81
1901 0l6 currency balance Sll 1881 coin balance
Sl553ij.55l.
Money on call was easy at 2Slla and closed offered
at y per cent ,,, ~,
The Clearing House statement was az follows: Ex-
changes, SI2G, III, 900; balances $4O6l,l
The United States Treasury at Washington received
81 40 600 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S20G.55O and the internal
revenue receipts we're S33i.soO , , .,, -.
Tue foreign exchanges were dun, but sterllsg rates
were advanced for the advance there appears TO he no
better reason that bankers thought II prudent to
make rates the gold basis TO meet any demand that
there mi ght tO-morrOws steamer. Business was
small and hear OF no gold shipments by to-morr0ws
seaners The quotations for business are steady az FOL
lows Bankersbs 81 81 and 81 80 for long ana snort
sterling respectively; 5l7e and DO for iranes JOB
and 96is for reichmarks: 40 and 4O4 for Rlllders
In London British cOusOls were steady ana unchanged
Al 100 OlB both money and account United states
As rose is 1868 American railways opened rregu.
lar after the fashion OF yesterdays homo closing and
after come fluctuations closed at material gains Tor all
the quoted securities except Reading which was OIL per
cent Bar silver l10d higher AT 40 0i6d per ounce
English standard. At Paris French per cents declined
from 81 sOa8i 90 to 81. 81 2 and sight exchange on
Landau was nrmer at 20.l8 francs TO the Il.