New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-15

The business in State issues was covered by
small sales Of Louisiana cODsol As at % l-S or
city bank stocks, Western National sold t3OJ at
% IA. .,-
The general bond market was inactive and
somewhat irregular. The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas generals we're easier; the 6s at ~ I-2~
- "a and the IS 81 l-2 perhaps on free sales
of holders who do not desire TO enter the reor-
qanization plan. The IS were firm at IL. fhila-
delphia and Reading first IS were steady at about
60 5-s. and the As sold at S3dS3 L. w lscoh-
sin Central incomes declined to 63 1-2 S64. Ref
ercnce is made to our full report OF bono sales
The money market opened early at per cent
and loans were made at IL. La.er, puo ae.J p
the regular money hour. the same borrowers who
Yesterday waited TO obtain their needs Tor noun
ing and paid 1912 per cent MADE raoe o,
ms per cent: but after : CLOCK 'he Ih'e iuieu
NJ & u pcr cent. and at the close there was an
abundant supply at 3d2 per cent that was not
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sl35,l23,i0s; oalahces
Tie Snb.Trcasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House $50 .OOl. It's net gain on b.lancc was
S72,514. made up by gains OF Sat 49, ooI.nrnd
Receipts. S2,532,302; payments, ?45',.sS re-
sultinp in general balance Of S178 % POI, con
sisting Of S172,2l1,5j4 coin and $5,V72''o5
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day SiJl ,0oO National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were S74O.4O6, the in
tcrna revenue receipts SlG9 4j3, and the miscc-
lancous receipts 1886 006.
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:
cold hand ap sos r. $50 sl5 Isq d o p1 Pf ,ss7s
Net Silver on nd. 1898 1913 1sjs2'29j Inc. e'olO2
'c on hand ,'''.~. 7.ssoOl. 7.ao9.7ts Dec. 4o2Zl
Treasury vaults
1,st s4 t2oe % - Inc s33l 90 25
Ne, cash balance ~ s,5 sct2 o7oo72 Dec. s2oo 7a
The foreign exchanges for to-norrow,s steamers e
actual business as follows: Bankers bills at
- - and - So for long and short sterling
respectively; French francs at 81 "a and
bis 81 rcchmarkS AT ~ u ana ~ H. anu
euildcrs m 80 and 80 "a.
I'm London British cousos were almost buoyant
NJ - Lilo AMI ~ 1-lG respectively for money
and account In the open market money rulcd a,
4 - for discount OF blnkers bills ana AT , a. -
for balances Bar silver was steady at ~ 5-sd.
rcr ounce American railways only partE lily
responded 10 the declines or Yesterdays nome
markets. and ruled steady. NJ faris frehch .
pcr cents were easy at $50.
Attention is called 10 the announcement IN our
regular advertising columns Of the Home lnsnr-
ance Company OF Ncw-Nork. which has Just inaoe
IFS sovcnty-third seml-annual statement
g RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rIcuyOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL.
(All LinesJ
Number 81 miles ..... --3l s'oSSSS .o.s 80. 30
First wo.k ia jan. .-...-. s-io'VVV '-''''''
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
MI, , H.. 1855 1850 Differences.
Number ~ mues.. lNlt -. 20 Inc, sooo 90
49, ~, o,,.o. az Ia 700 $40 lac. 1872. SO
-. O.. ,.,,b $50, go s5-- 2ot Inc. 81. so
Improvements ....-+ -if'' - W. "N' 49,
p,,,... s,.l2s, 1859 si7 Inc. s7s 539
July 70 pc 81 "a 40 ss2 s-7,s os1 Inc 81 3-t ios
',,o., ,.tt'o.. 4Sti.oi 4isl 81 Inc. 81 $50
,.,. o. .,,o,ss e., go- 49,. q oeo 500 Inc $3.50 SO
f,,,.,lrr.rfs i55 r3s lG{di7 Inc. 1888
~, g., u ,o,,hs a. l-l coo 81 O9B 80 Inc. 1925 1jT
rNroRTs OF. MTRCHANDIsE PROM NEwNoRK.
1855 1-ep 1890
o.. ..g 81 otq.iT s. -p1 49, 81 90 3sg
H.. ...i, ..,o,f,J a. H-n -p5 SOB ~ 30 f0
Ts, since Jan isiI $50 90 eISg95.O2' sil SIS, 800