New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
cent for the IS and llss and for the L. Annexed al
the closing quotations:

The general bond market weak all the way ont In
some instances ridcuouly decline oi from 100 70
90 without intervening SALE and then 20 50 fora
security Ike the Chesapeake and Ohios hrss series A.
can he accounted for only by the supposed necessities OF
holders I'm the absence Of any kind Of Investment de-
nand the further decline rom = to 722 for the series
- Important but u lacked the significance Of the de-
cline for the As. Tue currency 81 were on 3ato -
Missouri Kansas and Texas first consos were down ~
10 90 and the juuior securities were un,alf
bic at anything like the current quota
tons. Erie second consos declined rom
1914 To loia Canada Southern first js steady II 30
st. Louis and Iron Mountain - Eel, cent to 56 West
shere and Buffalo first sold down 10 p p and ended at
3sls against 3~5s Saturdav; East Tennessee. HiE
Cfua ana Georgia cOnsol 5s declined RON 5ii 10 ol
81 and the incomes of Big At l0l2; New-1ork, Ch
cago and II Louis frst- down per cent az w
bsn The price Of the stock; Mutual Union Telegraph
sinking fund - fell per cent u toi Llu9Nt!e anu
NASHVILLE general s.. OF per cent at 4; St Paul
consos sold 1872 against l2ll the last pTcv-
Gus sale Northwestern debenure - declined y 10 JUG
Denver and Rio Grande hrsts sold down 10 ~ me con
soils steady at 45a46 ami nTsts western
extension. were of per cent at - ~ ka ,,t
were of from IOSl lOI y, and the sinking funds
sold at 9s % against 90 on saturday CentTl Facnc
rsts were per cent lower at 10y bsXiS ana PdfJ
up q at 90 Out r'ts Ii3 Grdnde aiF!son
were down per cent at 81 Norlnern laoino Use us,
yielded per cent TO 9s and oregon Improvement Nfsl'
were off per cent at 81. -, o,,
rhe sub-Trcasury today lost on balance 500 ~ ~
made up by coin loss OF Sii29l5iess currency gam OF
S7-12j The days operations covered; Kecelpr'
~ .O92.954; payments Hl,414,I udi1l''
-, 5j7 ,j64; coin balance, Sl2l19O616.
The local money market after opening at per Gem;
and for small loans ruling at per cent, advanced 10 i
per cent A large part Of the days business was done
between and per cent After the demand bad oeen
met the late loans were at per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was a. follows;
Exchanges 1921 929.3O6; balances. si426,3l2
The United .ttcs treasury az washington to-day re-
ceveI Si51 600 National bank notes FOR redemption
The customs receipts were Sjl577O, and the internal
revenue receipts SSi4,726. 3,
TIE foreign exchanges were demOrazed by the cond-
ton Of the money market and by the offering o. some
bills which had been borrowed upon stock cQlateraS
The rates were reduced about cent per e We revise
quota 0ns business follows Bankers bills. - -
and : S4A for long and short sterling respectively
j2l = and 5l9s for francs 81 and - Tor rechAs KS
40 and 40ls for guders.
In London British cOnsOls were stronger and lilo
higher at 100 and 100 Lie respectively for money anu
account. United states bonds were not quoted Amer-
can railways simply followed Saturdays home markets
IN lower quotations. and hence were below the rqulVa,
Tents OF Saturdays prices. Bar silver was Liza
lower. N 80 1ll6d per ounce. At Paris French per
cents steady at STD fra.