New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-24

Tn State bonds Tennessee settlement IS were
IA higher ut 20, and the settlement GS sold at
lG2. South Carolina non-fgndabIc 6S were ~
lower at 4 IL or city bank stocks Fourth
National scld 10 at l4s
The general bond market was only moderately
active. but prices generally, ruled strong Where
il was possible for the bear interest in the
share market to make an impression il was done,
and 10 that effort VIC ascribc the weakness in
Missouri. Kansas and Texas issues; the general
Gs sold down to 50 and recovered 70 60 30, and
the IS sold at GOa59 ID. Metropolitan Elevated
seconds sold of per cent to o. Burlington
and Quincy as Nehraslias were active at o2a 03a
81 1-9a02. Erie second Gs were dull and strong
Mt gS 3-4a90 New York Chicago and St Louis
As were in good demand at ssass 3-s. West
Shore IS were firm at 100 3-s Fast Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia gold rs rose 10 o. IL.
Wheeling and Lake Erie firsts sold at % la
sc "a.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Cotton Seed oil certificates sold o. 500
at 33 3 sa32 -. L"hieh and Wilkesharrc Coal
1000 at 30 3-4a22 10, Newport News and Mssis-
sippi Valley II 00l at 10 l-s. North River Con-
stuction scrip 100 at "a. Western National
Bank (55l at 071-2. Georgia Pacific seconds
$4,000 at IL. Duluth, South Shore and At
lautic preferred II 900 at PC 1-sa26, and Security
Milling and Mining (5O) at 81.
Money was extremely easy at 3a3 1-2 per cent.
Some exceptional loans were made at 1a2 per cent
and at the close the offerings were AT per cent.
TIE Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
low: Exchanges SG7236,079 balances, So
203.1 60.
The Suh-TrpGsurv was debtor 10 the Clearing
House 1853, 740 On Saturday and to-day the
Sub Treasury lost on balance Si97e25 made up
by a coin loss of Sjl24S0 less a currency gain Of
$4,000 The two days operations covered Re
ceipts sl,s77,32l; payments, S2,375,14G-rc-
sulting in general balance Of sl5277 SOL
consisting Of s1I2,213 $50 coin and Sl040e,0I5
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
oeived to-day $500 600 National bank notes for
redemption.
internal revenue receipts were S5Gi ,3J3
Todav's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with
that Of Saturday as follows:
jan n. 1883 Jan. o. 1899 Difference
Net gold on hand $50 430 800 Olz5i3 Dec 500 s7
Net silver on hand 54O5O,s6l 54.l2s,2JO Inc 1889
l722s72;ss l7f ti2 q. Inc 1919
Natl bank notes.. lOf'of' iohJ3o Inc. 7Oli
Actual cash in
vaults
over Outstanding 49,. 49,
certificates 10 l00
Deposits in banks 6OJs7,533 6l,lO6643 Inc. ll9llO
Net cash 1927 SOL 1920 355
The foreign exchanges were inactive but firm
at quotations for business as follows: Bankers
bills 81 81 Ia and "a SO 12 for long and short
sterling respectively; b.2l IA and BIS "a for
francs; 05 IA and 90 90 for reichmarks; 40 and
40 l-8 for guiders.
In London British consols were stronger and
closed g per cent higher at OF o. and OF So
respectively for money and account. Money be-
tween bankers ruled at "a per cent, and for dis
counts at 1-2 per cent Bar silver was / Il ga.
higher at A 3-sd. per ounce English standard.