New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-21

Among State bonds, Louisiana consos con-
tinued to be active and strong at 81 7sa02, while
Virginia deferred 6s trust receipts were higher
at .. The only other transaction was in Ala
bama, class A, at 105 1-2. There were no sales
Of city bank stocks.
The activity in railroad bonds was fully main
tanned and excepting few issues which were
affected by special causes, prices showed further
Improvement. Atlantic and Pacific incomes rose
l IA per cent to 90 1-s; Denver and Rio Grande
Western firsts advanced l per cent to GA, Fort
Worth and Denver City frsts l per cent to 81 and
New-Orleans and Pacific frsts 1 per cent to 70.
ads both SaSs obo d
lost part of their Yesterdays advance and nat
urally, perhaps, Missouri, Kansas and icyas con-
soIs ie per cent to 90 although the general 6s
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Seed Oil certificates were dull
Pacific seconds sold IS, ooo at 10, Texas and
Pacific new seconds, when issued ts5, 900, at 10,
Chesapeake and Ohio first preferred receipts C2OO
t200) at II 10, and, among mining shares, Sc
curty q,5O0) at % to 35 cents share
Money was s.h in plentiful supply at 1-2 to 2
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges. sss,211,7 72; balances
SO, s30612.
., The Sub7Treas.Ey today was debtor at the
Sub-Treasury for the week ending tonight in
cludes receipts OF s7,54s,06s and payments Of
leaving the Sso general balance s5
an apparent loss Of 1894 532, but deducting from
the payments ST. 900 and from the receipts
81 go. 900 for items which only affect the Sub
Treasury's account with the General Treasury
its gain as affecting the banks is s20.469. To-
days operations covered: Receipts, sl21O,e4I /;
PAYMENTS 81 SO. 925: currency balance, 3d.
24O,117: coin balance. S144.1 az. 035.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day SCI 5000 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s540.Iso. and the
internal revenue receipts were S360.424.
1o-day's Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol
lows:
April 10 April 90. Differences
Net silver nd bOO92 $40 so l93, 661 Inc 4Ol. OS2
Net legal tenders
on hand .... 2o14asos 90 2seOio Inc 142o1s
Actual cash ir
Treasury vaults
outstandR
certificates 1922 sol o7e s203 al 40 Inc 1919 500
Deposits in banks 55,7OS 500 IS COS 541 Dec. 5000
Net cash balances sss $3.50 0oo O2o I've 1924 4ei
The foreign exchanges were quiet, but "a tenn
porary scarcity OF security as well as CONNER
cal bills produced slightly higher rates for ster-
ling. There was no change In the rates for drafts
on the Continent. The quotations for actual
business were as follows: Bankers bills. 81 Sc IA
asa SO 1-2 and "a 50 "a for long and short ster-
ling respectively: 51S "a and 517 1-2 for
francs: 95 1-2 and 90 7-s for reichmarlD; 40 IA
and 40 l-2 for gnilders.
In London new British consols were firm at
90 I1-I6 for money and 1-16 higher at 90 "a
for the account. American railway shares ad-
vanced from the first, and closed active AZ mate
rial advances. Bar silver was quiet and rather
weak at 42 SD. On ounce. At Paris exchange