New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

I'm State issues Louisiana cOnsOl As sold at
% rs, North Carolina SPECIAL taxes receipts at
. Lao Ia South Carolina Is, non-fundablc, an
> IS and Tennessee settlement IS at - IS Of
city bank stocks, Broadway sold li7), at 295,
Merchants $50, at l6j and Western National
t1Jl at 97a07 IL.
The general bond market active and prices
ruled firm. Texas and Pacific first IS and second
incomes were unusually active al 9la01 - ana
30 f-4a39 81 respectively Mobile and Ohio gen
cral As rose from 81 to 90 3-S. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas per cents rose To ll3 and the general
IS and IS were strong at - II and 90 u re-
spcctivcly Ncw-Nork, Chicago and 81. Louis
is were in demand at about 90 IL. Toledo, 81.
Louis and Kansas City iirots rose to l0l. Ref
ercncc is made to our full report Of bond sales.
TIE money market was easy, with renewals and
early loans at per cent. and later the rate was
down 10 3a2 IL per cent for business done, and
offerings at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, Sll5,i2l,376; balances
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House S7O7.S00. The business OF the
Suh-Trcasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts Of SI94I52jj and payments of ST.
66jGi9 leaving the general balance at STD
qO6,163, against S11i,1 jG.Nj1 January Il, show
ing an apparent gain of - ,l9.ioo; But; deduct
ng from the payments Sl,919.oo0 and from the
reccipts 81 900 for items which affect only It's
account with The General Treasury, ITS loss rs
affecting the banks is Sl,G0G,G9i. And this result
includes the payment of 81. 533 .3o7 for purchased
bonds and the receipt of S97,995 for exchange
on other SuhTrcasurics. Today operations
covered KecPipiS. S-.'A t.lPF piN li'ltS'
lo3. with balances of $lG9lsS,lll coin and
$6.lls,0j2 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ccivcd to-day S3o,,6l6 National bank notes for
HE customs receipts were S7O5.7G3. the in
tcruol revenue receipts So N,962, and the mis-
ccllaucous receipts ; 5o.eHj
Todnvs Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposit, I anl' compares with the
figures Of the last prcyl'ls statement as follows
so. gold on .l75 c- So $40 isa9,o pc .3Ss oo
y, silver on ia so.7o1556 2i.2' '-5 Inc 4oj9o'
on asaa '''.'' s@s-5oe 7.7s22le Dec. .2o25.
A; e., ,..i c', a,r. e
s.o; sos o., '-o1 20, 81 81 Rsc f?2o 3 Is
St cash bal ,2- 51d so6 -ca- 80 $50 Dec. s35.77o
The f0rrien exchanges for to-morroW'S steamers
were ialrly active. and under good demand
from importers ihc quotations for actual business
were higher "a, follows Bankers bills At - - 81
aud = - - for long and short sterling respect
ilc'v: French francs 40 5.2I IL and bis Is:
rcichmarks 90 20 D. and 80 IL, and suildcia
40 80 and 50 1t
I'm London British cousois after an early de.
cline of I-ltal-s per cent recovered and closed
a~ llsi evening ut 90 3-lG and 30 s. respectively
fpr money and account In the open market
money for discount was easier ar 3--ai II, but
for balances il WAS up 10 Il per cent Bar
silver was Grmcr AZ - sd. per ounce. The Bank
of ENGLAND to-day r1lncd t3i.uun bullion on
balance The market for American securities
was duh. with irregular changes IN
quoiations that were not always consistent with
tie fluctuations Of the home markets. Seemingly
the London market is being manipulated for nome
effect A. Paris French per cents rose from
-f-2l-2 To- SIS 90 IL. and sI,ht exchange on
l.. don ruled 20 25.25l L franc, 10 the :.
Tie Atlantic Nutunl Insurance Company makes
lis usual report for the year 1859. ana
declare, 90 80 l-r cent dividend on The premiums
received PAYABLE in scrp N'r g.. NN per cent