New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-19

State bonds were dull; the business in them
was covered by sales of louisiana consoi As at
90 rs and Tennessee settlement IS at 80 TX IL;
OF city bank stocks. Fourth National sold q u
OF 1873. Oriental 400 at 205. Mechanics I2Oj at
! G7 and Republic l39 at as.
The general bond market was fairly active
and tho nrces were firm An advance to GA SIS
for West Shore Is was the conspicuous feature.
New-York, Chicago and St. Louis As were strong
at 81 l-2. Erie second 6s rose % 90 On slai,
the offerings at higher figures only IN Moderate
quantities The Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues
were higher and IN demand. Ioledo, Ann AroSr
and North Michigan firsts were active up to lO2
Texas and Pacific new IS sold up to % loS ana
% 3-s and the income seconds TO 40 ana 81 80.
Reference is made TO our full and detailed report
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Ex-
change Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold uO'4Ooy
at IS 3-sa3e SASS 10. Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal
ZOO at : l-2 and Philadelphia and heading new
As 1901. 900 at SSaSS IA.
Money was easy at 1al 1-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement To-Day was as aol-
lows: Exchanges, s77,9l5,1ll; balances
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House s124s5S5 Its net gain S on balanSe on On
cludes some 3d. 100000 certificates recelved from
Washington. made up by gains OF s2i 7,29S cur
rcncy and 81 com Inc twg e| SSavm De
s4,l75,0s2: leaving the general balance 81 90,
sS7i33, Consisting of sI52,474,6 COZ coin and
Sl6,412,525 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHlNOlON.'
The United States Treasurer at washington re-
ceived to-day s277,OO0 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s5si,453 and the
internal revenue receipts were sos - cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with tne
figures Of the last previous statement as follows
Ss ; sI9 n "a SSsScs7Sa Ssss7sis Dec SSaS7l
Net On e sspd Ynor' so5 s7s s5sess7o Inc O44ol
gTsi' cut ysgs'
selaaoss: s2as ees go $3.50 o9s 30 Dec 81
Net cash bans s342 s51 $500 Dec So 5e2 $50
The foregoing statement. in showing loss OF
ga in gold since SATURDAY, reue fnr p aSO
chased bonds. We said yesterday that these pay
ments had not been reflected in the Washington
statements We SO frequently have explained tne
delay in credting the Sub TREASURES with sucn
payments and the consequent false counting Oh
money on hand occasioned by the examination Oh
bonds after their receipt at Washington anu e.a,
tu that was done and the entries were conpieCea1
the Sub-Treasuries stood charged with the casD
which they had paid out, that there Eemalns no
excuse for any one now not fuily co@+Hehenuine
the Just value of the daily statements.
The FOREIGN exchanges were dull and the market
was easy at quotations for business as ioiiows /;
Bankers bills, s4 81 Is ana 90 a ,O5 iSI ans s
for francs. OK 5-s and % rs Tor relchmarlSs
40l-4 and 40 1-2 for guilders
In London British consos were nrm at w IL
Money between bankers ruled at l-2a3-4 per cent.
Bar silver was steady at az IL Cd per ounce Eng
nromntlv RESPONDED TO Saturdays home advances
and ruled strong to the close: AT Paris French
per cents declined 10 e240 and recovered TO
s2'57 I-2 and sight exchange on London ruled at
2526 1-2 francs for sterling. The weekly state
nent of the Imperial Bank of Germany shows q
specie gain of 4,440000 marks
Holders Of bonds issued by the Toledo and Wabash
Railway Company, known as equipment bonds,
desiring to unite in the proceedings which have
been begun in Toledo, Ohio, by. committee OF
bondhoders consisting Of John b. Manning, Will
lam r. Redmond and Edward Pepper. represented
by ex-governor Hoadly and John G. T. Gardner as
e9ausel 20 enforce the lien Of said bonds, can
mite in the proceedings by communicating with
C f. Gardner. No SO Broadway.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBURG.
1886. 1887. 1883.
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