New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-23

In State bonds the business was covered BY
sales of Tennessee settlement IS at 20 "a. OF
city bank stocks, Central National sold ~ at 81.
. The general bond market was fairly active
and strong Erie second Gs were firm at "a ga
Burlington and Quincy Nebraska Is sold up to
93. NewYorlS, Chicago and St Louis Is ,, we're
firm at 81 ID. Denver, Bio Grande and West
crn frsts aSsented were active at 65a65 -
Texas and Pacific first 5s were active at V4a
o. 3-S and the income seconds sold up TO Az d-o.
St Joseph and Grand Island Grsts rose to l02 81
Reference is made to our full detailed report OF
bond transactions. , -
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold 1900
at 80 5-sa36 1-2a36 Is, Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic !IGOOl at ga9 SO and ana prs7
fcrred goo at rs. Western Natlonst Bang d9,
at s0aS0 IA, Toleda, Peoria and Western
first As $4,000 at ~ and Mt. Desert Land
(3,4OO) at So 25as3 81 l-2
The supply Of money was excessive at 1-2
II The ii Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges sSO45s,366; balances,
The Sub.Trcasury was debtor at the Clearing
House Sl75G,210 It's net loss on balance was
s24G7,OI4, by losses of S43,316 currency and
S242357O coin TO-days operations covered:
Receipts, s1,156O22; payments, s3,623.O36; leay;
ing the general balance 81 60 $780, 79l, consisting OF
sI52.O5o,57O coin and s16,9SO,221 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re.
ccivcd today S37j, 600 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s452.322 and the
internal revenue receipts were S564.l30
Todav's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
cold hand qqe s 5uRS 90 pe 9qfESRSss
Net SILVER on hid 53,1So992 5S,S94,37S Inc 2Gs,Ssl
N on i hasnd 8oOo5105 aC25s4o3 Inc 1929
Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
certl6cates.. soso soo4oo s2s341oQs1 Inc. e2ioe15
Deposits in banks 5i417347 6i,4lo.473 Inc. 2,l20
Net cash bances 1887 1887 SEQ 554 Inc s2i2 71
The foreign exchanges were dull and easy at
quotations for business follows: Bankers
bills. a 81 1-8 and s4 SO "a for long and short
sterling respectively; 5.1S 3-4 and bic 10 for
francs: % 5-S and % rs FOR relchmarkS; 40 Ia
and 40 IL for guildcrs
In London British consos were strong and
higher at 90 DIG for both money and account.
Money between banlye ruled AT IL per cent.
Bar silver was steady at 42d. per ounce. The
Bank of England gained 10000 bullion on
balance American railways fully responded to
the better home quotations, ana closed strong.
Al Paris French per cents ruled at 1907 LA
S3.i o and sight exchange on London was firm at
% 20 francs for sterling
The application for the appointment Of q re-
ceivcr of Missouri, Kansas and Texas made by the
general consolidated mortgage bondholders having
been sustained by the United States Circuit Court
in Kansas, the receiver will be named on July :.
Holders Of bonds who wish protection ore re-
ouestcd By the committee appointed TO send their
names addresses, amount and rate Of interest
of their bonds before the end Of this month.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CINCINNATI. WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE.
1880 1ss5, 1855 sg;
F$%i' 8 ;sas Tune ssi5 sssS5
EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA.
Number OF niles. lo9s i,o9s io9s
Second week In June e67229 fsabsl Fl02 lv2
Jan. 10 June li.. I,091,OoO 2l2bO20 2,oVooao
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Number OF mlles.... 23S Sb3
second week in Juns .."- ! soU7 saI7d7