New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27

| In State issues the business was covered by
sales of Louisiana consos $500 at 80 IL. VI
city bank stocks, Citizens, sold 900 at l49,
Continental 10 at 1919 -, Hanover (5)at 2lO, and
Western National 90 at "a.
The market for railway bonds was compare
lively quiet, but it ruled strong. Chesapeake
and Ohio currency certificates sold at 81 81, and
the As at rs 7-S. Burlington and Quincy de-
benture 5s sold up TO lO5, and the Nebraska As
TO 90. The Philadelphia and Reading issues were
dull at fall figures, except for the third IN
comes, which sold at o. Richmond and Allie
ghany frsts, Drexcl certificates, sold at 6oa6l
Oregon Iranscontinental Is sold at l03. Refer
cnce is made TO our full report of bond sales.
In the unlisted department of the Stock Ex-
change, Cotton Oil certificates were dull, selling
Q,1OO at 10 1-2a4s 5-s. Chicago Gas sold
IL 800 at 80 l-4a3s "a, Richmond and Allie
Land Il OOD at 81 IL IL, and Kingston and Penn
broke 800 at 81.
In the money market the loans were about
evenly divided between | I-2a2 per cent There
is excessive supply both for call and time
loans
The Clearing House statement to-day was as fol-
lows: Exchanges, Sill ,406,Sl7; balances, So
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House s550,133. The business OF the
Sub-Ireasury for the week ended tonight in
cludes receipts of SIS, 760,412 and payments OF
Sl2O26,445: leaving the general balance at 81 49,,
900, $50, against 81 1881 6,9i6 October 10 show
ing an apparent gain of S3,673,067. But de-
Quoting from the receipts $1,000 600 and from
the payments 1921 900 for items which affect
only the accounts with the General Treasury,
it's gain as affecting the banks is So, 9G1 And
for purchased bonds and receipts of 81 ,275, 900
for exchange on Southern and Western Sub Treas
uries To-days operations covered: Receipts
go 204, 81 6: payments, 81 1893 $50 with balances
of 81 2O2 255 coin and 81 1888. 62s currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day s2Ss, 900 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs recepts were s5Gs, $50 and the
internal revenue receipts were s379,976
IO-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:
Net gold on ha siss Sst 6Ss siss go ds Inc ss7aes
Net snvr on md s2,97osso 32,597759 Dec. Ssi,G2l
on on .."D,' s7essioo a7ssosl7 Dec sas,ssa
as coz sas7 s Dec bee
Net cash bans 1907 4ss $40 1907 90 e9l Inc sioi o72
The foreign exchanges were dun and Tor short
bills weak We revise quotations for business as
follows B9nl.crs bills. g 81 ls and 81 81 -
for long and short sterling respectively: 5.22 2
and 81 "a for francs: 95 and % 5-6 for reich
marks; 40 IA and 40 for guildcrs
In London British consols were easier at o. 81
for both money and account In the open market
money ruled at 23-4a3 IA per cent Blr silver
American railways ruled strong and generally
higher than concurrent home quotations. AT
laris frencn Per cents rose to 81 40 ara cicIed
perial Bank Of Germany shows q specie gain Of
G, $50, 900 marks
aAlLRoAD EARNINGS.
CAIRO vINCeNEEs AND CHICAGO.
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