New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-22
The Treasury purchased $4,000 4l-2 per

Ss1s isSS res isssiSs cur sr 8: Isss
The Treasury purchased $4,000 Ala pei
State issues were dull the business was covered
by sales OF Arkansas Is TO Central Railroad at
6, and Moth Carolina consol As at 90 LIZ. OF
city bank stocks Commerce sold 1857 at 80, and
Continental u0) at i29.
The general bond market continues to reflect
the active demand there is for rstclass securities
OF course the special issues which are more or
less subject to the influences of wall Street
bookkeepers of marked railroads. are sensitive
to " bea-ishs attacks So to-day the Gulf
Colorado and Santa Fe firsts declined to OF and
the seconds to 20 1-2, later recovering TO a.
This was in connection with the raid on Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe stock. Philadelphia and
Reading general As ruled firm at goa9o IA the
first preference Is at 90 IA. and the seconds Al
so 1-4a80 Ia. Reference is made to our full 70,
port OF bond sales.
In the unlisted department Of the Stock Ex-
narrow fluctuations: they sold III 500 at 40 LA
80 5-sa49 1-2. Georgia Pacific second SIS sold
$1,000 at IS, ST: Louis, New-0rleans and Ocean
Wiisesbarre Coal eco, at 3d. Brunswick Company
1900 at IL, Toledo. Peoria and Western 400 al
II, Buffalo Iron 500 at g 25, Mt Desert Land
q 00) at 81 So and Sunday Creek Coal q 00) at Is
Money on call ruled at per cent; tie closing
quotations were 2a2 1-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges s7261l,a6o; balances
the Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House s696,519. It's net loss on bal
ance Saturday and to-day was 81, zoe, SAC, made
u' by losses of S94, 200 currency and 81. 64e
coin. The two days operations covered: Receipts,
81, 900, 082: payments, s6,156,92S resulting in
general balance of sI84 1880 2S, consisting OF
81 69,l63, 033 coin and sI5125,30l currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON. :.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceiyed today s441,l11 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 81 ,o30,s2s and the
internal revenue receipts were S774, SEP
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows:
s s .s. 81 rs 81 Ssss Bs s
on Ssnd........ soOes,2a4 ao,ase,ss5 Inc aoiln
Actual SNaal,v cash ,u, In
Deposits s 6E. @ Dec Ss
Net cash ban,s s205 100 2s9 7oe Dec $50
The foreign exchanges were duh and firm az
quotations for business as follows: BankerS bills
at 81 S5 3-4 and 81 SO 1-2 respectively for
long and short sterling; French francs at $50
and SIG 1-2; reichmarl1s at % 3-S aud 90 rs,
and guilders at 40 and 40 1-2
es 1916 and 90 respectively for money and
account In the open market discounts of bank
ers' bills ruled at 2 1-2a2 So per cent, against
easier at AZ I'D. per ounce English standard.
American railways opened responsive TO Saturdays
home quotations and were dull at prices generally
a little better than concurrent home prices. At
Paris Ere nch per cents were easier at 5000.
In another column the firm OF Simon Borg q
Co. of No. 90 Nassau-st.: offer for sale 100000
City Of Boston per cent bonds, due In ten years.
The credit of the City of Boston is second to no
city. and by law thu bonded debt is restricted to
2 per cent Of the assessed valuation.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN.
s.ssss e 3:
cTNc1NNATI WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
s s.ssss s :! F Is Jan els .s.sss %
Jan. to Jan. A. s22A Io'soo o'''"
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
s.ssss e
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
!: e; s i 81 iss: i
OHIO RIVER
s s::sa$ e Ef So. ISL iss i
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN
rur,,., a, miles,. as4o 4iM 1910
B Be- her Ss islss sas ss
FINANCIAL MARKETS
1ospox jan 2i4 p AantiS and Srest wsserr
sTss mO5 Msssa1 Tr orins lo; St.
New.York Central iils' heaoins'
r siiTer Is quoted at ~ Id per ounce y. ,-,,.
ps s s s scon ana at IS ns
2gia confines for checks. -, Cor hath abort ana
The rats AZ discounts In the open mai mai IVA WV
three month"; bills Is . t2u2s per cent