New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27

The business in State bonds was covefe9 py saies
of South Carolina Blown IS at los, Tennesseo
settlement IS at 20 LIZ and 5s at OIL la VI city
bank stocks, Continental sold l25) at los.
The general bond market was unusually active.
Philadelphia and Reading issues continued to be
the features. The general As sold up TO w; the
first preference IS up TO 90 5-o, seeonas were
firm at so ga, and thirds at so l-2. Toledo, Ann
Arbor and North Michigan flrsts rose to 100 1-2.
The drive against Texas and Pacific issues was
continued and extended to Missouri kansas ana
Texas general 5s which were sold down to 90 IA
s55 "a For wVFth or ada aoa santa fS Fs ss
rose to 100 l-2, and seconds sold at 90. hei-
erence Is made to our full reports OF bond sales
In the unlisted department. OF the stock Ex-
change Cotton Oil certificates sold $4,000 at 39a
iia i 81 Bu BEpST rSR CG S6 81 and
Kingston and Pembroke 400 at 81 IL IL
As usual on Saturday, the quotations Tor money
are only nominal-1 1-2a2 per cent
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House so24,s15
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were S6S6,l6 and the internal revenue
receipts were S3g2,005 The United States Treas
ury received S67S, GO National bank notes for
redemption, and the receipts for the week were
re United States Treasury now holds s1eo41ss5o
United states bonds National bank note creula
Currency sss22SSSSSS
Four Four per per cents n. 99si5f0o
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
s5O5,O0O bonds withdrawn, sl,O7lsoOo. Ma
tional bank note circulation outstanding-currency
notes $500, 548,451; gold notes. 81 S0,4l2; against
which is held the sum OF sS5. 273.303
sonr becase no cbsDac in ouotatons are re-
ported. Bar silver, was lrmer at AZ o. Cd per
ounce English standard American railways were
dull opening higher and later losing the advances;
At Paris French 3 per cents were frmer at
S292 To-
RAILROAD EARNINGS
NEw.YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
S @css saDs: & 8 Dec
sesa,2ao A ses4.es2 81 Inc s4si 50
D tIons d RlepVsS 70
leased lines
which hare
EpsSassS q aoa7s 50 leaais Dec $500 81
Net earnings: easlSl.ss sasSss0 II InS sssss So
%ssEs ss5s. s5Jsa g Sc g Be-: ss q
50, 52o.sc7 10 q, 0oc,772 80 Dec. sis.s9l %
Deduct .,ss proper;
leased lines
worked
percentage OF . 60 A.,
Net earnings III IS 81 oar rs me $50 IS
NEw-YoRK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
S $::s s S:ss%s:: si s:
Net eamlnss....... ............ sest2so sss4,osa
Deduct proportion due -, -. - -.
10 leased lines. .-.....-.-. zoz'1i4 iSS,2i1
Net earnlngs..... s659,7l1 s4S1.5l6 sls5.40s
Oct. ] 10 Dec. 81 - -.
Gross carnlDgs.-... tox"osozl p!,ltSVo4 ttvt4eit
Ope att. eSl enses --------,-.s soozocf a,sofoes
Not earnines..... .-.-....... s2,5aoss7 sa,5oa77s
Deduct proportion due ~. -. -.
to leased lines-.- $4,000 ooo,ozo
Ns three sa @ontss ". o72ios ssoe1 s1ss7sa
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NEW-YORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT KEw-YoRk.
For the week 1881 1885 1882
gO01a......-....,- s2,OiyJ39 Stl5lb4x bxo5Y4SF
General merchandise. 4,0lo741 boll,20I 4SoS,os*
Total for week.. ~, 500 las &S20a109 4Lelqd9z
Previously reported..-- 253S6lS2 290lz1sS 5oxoss1t
Total since Jam l. $50 9l5 orr ss7 29a ss7s5s.47a
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT EEw-yoAH
For the week... essoa2 s15i2es el.5c172y
PfcviouAly reported. Sl5f,Ssl zsntV oooooo
Total slnce Jan l.. saassiis sssz575 s2ooasos
EXPORTS or SPECIE FROM NEw.YoRx
f f1s lou reported. sSS5 ssSlsi i8Ss&
Total since jan L. sL1S7.e25 si.5Os.40i si.2l7.sssl