New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-09

In State issues the business was small, ana
covered by sales Of Louisiana consol as az g. "a
North Carolina special taxes at and consolidated
as at g3 Ia and South Carolina Brown Us az
05 OF city bank stocks, Continental SOLO l1oj ao
1870 "a and Shoe and Leather ~ at loZ. -
well distributed business was done In railway
bonds and excepting some concessions now auu
then where there lately have Deen RAPID advances,
prices ruled higher The Reading issues were
dull and firm Chesapeake and Ohio currency
certificates rose 10 "a 3-4a34 10, and the as 10
SO Ia Richmond and Allegheny first receipts
were up to Ga and the seconds were active up 10
81 Mobile and Ohio general IS sos Sati %P NJ NJ
81 I-2 up to 30. Louisville, New-AiiIpany e, anu
Chicago consols sold up to 90 S-s. West Shore
as were firm at 100 and upward, ana New-i orh'
Chicago and st. Louis as were wanted at VA Ia;
Reference is made to our full report of bond
sales.
change, Cotton Oil certificates were active, sell
ing 12,500) at 57a57 1-2a56 1-4a56 49, Sugaf
certificates sold $1,000 at SO 3-4a57aS5 5-Sas6,
Georgia Pacific second IS $4,000 at 79, Bruins,
Pembroke Iron (6,100 at 81 25asl so, and Mt.
Desert Land 5000 at 80.
The money market was still easier; for
Friday, it was unusually easy; with exceptions
at and liz per cent, the business was about
evenly divided between 2 liz and per cent, and
before the close the offerings were at l-2 per
cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, si1s,22S,S41; balances
sl,1344s6.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was creditor to the
Clearing House s491,1 The business OF the
Sub-Treasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts of S16,406,416, and payments Oh
s13 $780, 933; leaving the general balance at
S187,202, 802, against 81 "a 517,259 February |,
showing apparent gain of S2,775,543. But
deducting from the payments 81 ,486,000 and from
the receipts S1,520,000 for items which affect only
its accounts with the General Treasury, its gain
as affecting the banks is 80, 741 ,543. And this
result includes the payment Of sl27,250 for pIir-
chased bonds. To-day's operations covered he
ceipts, 81, 951 ,258 payments, 81 ,9S0,3l9; with
balances Of sln,l26,9SS coin and sl6,l 1884
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S450,729 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s1,21O,7 ZOE and the
internal revenue receipts were 1888, 637
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:
Ne. gold hand slsS aSS go Pc: s9s
on on Ssnd...,..- o225soO 20O274s Dec 1os477
Actual cash In
ceFtlaeaes. so5f45 $40 so51 42s o7o Dec s2e 2eI
Deposits in banks 46o9a0ol 4774,77S Dec. SzSSlZ
Net cash balances s20o s0s ss49 COS
The foreign exchanges were very dull for to-
morrow's mail, and the tone Of the market was
weak at quotations for business as follows:
Bankers bills at 81 SO and 81 SS 1-e respectively
for long and short sterling French francs at
$50 5-S and 517 1-2; rechmarks at 30 Ia and
95 "a, and guildcrs at 40 and 40 l-2.
In London British consols easier at 90 81
and 90 respectively for money and account Bar
silver was dull at AZ led. per ounce English
standard. The Bank Of England gained tls,00O
bullion on balance In The open market for
money, rates for discount Of bankers bills ruled
irmeB at 2 i-2 per cent. against the bank rate Of
per cent. American railways were duh and re-
| sponsve 10 home quotations. and bearish manipu-
laton. At Paris, French per cents rose TO
| SO 20 and closed nt SO. Co. and sight exchange on
London was firmer at 2629 LIZ TO the {
Edward Sweet 81 Co. and Decker. Howell &
! Go. announce that the entire issue Of Northern
Pacific and Montana Railroad first mortgage bonds
offered By them has been closed out
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA.
uo,, ., .s5 ss s.si ls cc6 .soa ls 900
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA.
Number Of ii S s. ID si i -
Month In % B Dec s ei5s2ss eSsssSs saiSS2S
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NETWORK.
F., Ss ", Ss'S lss s5s ss
Thrown on market..- S,lS2 290 S0esso4 STo7l9
ES1STa a s s II sSSss i5G 1881 5G
FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON Feb s-4 D. m.-Consos eS 1916 for money and
90 Tor the accounts unted states per cent bonds Isl
tiacstes s cansdiaa PsSiaS 69; Erie 2s, Do Second
qSS 0Ss SsPH eTu Central Rsin mort
gage bonds, 49, No"-fork central 44@~i pennsylvania
The bullion gone into the Bank Of England on bal
'n Spanish SS1,syl IS 74 fs'OVO'
cenmos and exchange London at 20 francs
2e1 oentimes or cheeks A., ,o,tas or bo,h short and