New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13

State bonds dun with small sales Of Tennessee
compromise at 81 and Alabamas class at 90A or
city bank stocks only American Exchange sold 90 at
49,
The general bond market part and parcel OF the
share speculation and for the Onehndredth time In the
last years public attention Will be directed to the
increasing investment demand for railroad bonds" IL
is fact that good. frst-class railway bonds are
not pressed for sale. but 1t also is true
prices high that the demand at current
figures greater than the supply As to the other
classes. they moving they before have DONE
in unison with manipulated share are called
strong at steady higher figures, the case may
be- Erie seconds to-day sold % 10 4S' but the CLOS
ing figure of AZ Is the last evening. New-fork
Chicago and st. Lous irsts were 1l2 higher at 1oi2.
West Shore first IS sold from 1873 to 3593ie The price
OF these bonds would have good chance for sharp
advance upon their merits II some unknown interest
that is inmical TO practical Reorganization
of the companys affairs less Industrious In keeping
the bondhoders apart by the holding OF town meet
s a ne% r Sa amy es
sion of the terminal properties not one worthy mo-
ments attention from persons holding real pecnnary
per cent to los q and closed at los
the general 6s were q better at 1Zie, ana
Iron Mountain Is we're Il higher at 10. oregon
short Line ls better at o. Texas and Pacific
incomes per cent to 81 Atlantic and Pacific irsts,
Western division up per cent at "a, and the In
comes rose from 1874 to l64dlGio. Rome, Watertown
and Ogdensburg frsts Is lower at 7l% Canada
Southern hrsts Il better at 99l2. Northwestern
debenture IS is easier at 9sh but burlington
and Rio Grande 1rsts sold at 1o3ls9l0i on sellers
options of twenty and thirty DAYS against 100 YESTERDAY
aud the cOnsOls up L at 5J Denver RIO Grande
and Western hrSis were = mgher al A. NoEtherh
The business OF the sub-Ircasiiry week ending
tonight includes receipts OF S12lllO7 ana payments
Of s69Sl ,75. leaving the general balance at $l7l3Gl
GA against $l71l35 2ss June s. showing apparent
gain OF S229356. But doducting from The payments
sIISI ooO and from the receipts s65Oo00 for certain
items Of transfers which only affect the subIreasurys
with the General Treasury its true gain as az
fecting the banks is sloI3356 To-dsy's operations
72e; currency balance. $233s2, Ala: coin balance,
Tho money market easy at per cent with excep-
tional loans ut q per cent
Exchanges. S65 322, 1871 balances s.. ,s53.
The United states Treasurer ut washington to-day
received S56sO0O National bank notes for redemptlon
the customs receipts were Si0Olol' ana the internal
The foreign exchanges dun. but fully steady at
yesterdays reduced rates which for business are as FOL
short sterling respectively 52Oss and 9a5 francs
9i's and 9i7 for rechmarks 40 and 40is for gulders
In London British cOnsOs irregular they opened
Il per cent lower at 90 5lG money and 1898 Tor ac-
later recovered to 90 GIG for both aud closed al
99l and 90 GIG respectively Tor money ana account 81
course there was general aiNihce Tor Ani,t'n \,
in to yesterdays home movements ana IL
were equal TO the gains made IN the American markets
The Bank OF England gained 21O0cD bullion on Daiahee
At Paris French per cents rose from SLID 70 81 %
and sight exchange London was easier at 2o2Ois s
TO the 2.
will print its usual review Of the acreage stand ana
condition OF the cotton plant As suppemenay 70 the
changing conditions OF last years crop. The tables
Years but by reference earlier volumes ~ Tc ChroH
ice that there has been an almost progressive
In the amount OF acreage planted each year
since $685. although the product has shown great Hue
tuations The acreage OF 1s6r was $4,000 acre
Of 500 was $40 9ales AGAINST S9'OOoy Sss lot
tics Of the crops Of the last five years:
COTTON ACREAGE FOR THE YEARS NAMED-(OO0s omitted.