New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-02

The business in State bonds included sales OF
small amounts OF tennessee Compromises at q IL
| OF city bank stocks, Nassau soil l50) at 1874.
| The market for railway bonds at the Exchanges
| was fairly active and prices ruled firm. There
was an improvement of about per cent in the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 6s and IS. Erie
second 6s sold ex June coupon at 90 I-4a93.
| at 90 5-8a95 7-S. Burlington and Quincy 5s
Nebraska division, rose to 93 West. Shore As
were strong up to 1903 So. Reference is made to
! our full report of bond sales.
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock
Exchange, Cotton Seed OIL certificates were IN
usually active and sold Q1,600) at 32 3-Sa33a
and Western National Bank q O0y at "a.
Money loaned on call generally at / 1-2 per
cent; the quotation was 12a2 pei. cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day. was as
| follows: Exchanges, s97,1O0,179; balances,
S6,3O0865.
The Sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House 81 81, 053. It's net loss balance was
less coin gain OF s57,927 The days operations
covered; Receipts sl,4S4,471 payments 81, ESQ.,
5sS; leaving the general balance at sl6s, 254
consisting Of s154, 560,054 coin and sl4,s95, POI
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day sG36,0OO National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s5s4,534 and the
internal revenue receipts were Seas 1884,
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement follows:
Net gold on hand NIX rs $685. 1
Net Silver on nd 5S.11S27o 529ll,7e5 Dec. POLITE
T on hand .D:. ssl7oOa sa4754oo Inc soas4s
Actual cash in
over oufstand'g
D ss1sai 1 banks b sS
Net cash bances $685. 5ooo77 s8a8 $50 Dec $3.50 s0l
The foreign exchanges for to-morrow's steamers
were dull and the market was steady at quotations
and 81 SO l-2 for long AMI short sterling re-
spectively; 5.1s "a and SIC 7-S for francs;
05 SO and 90 rs for rcichmarls; 40 IA and
In London, British consols were strong at
90 l1-16 and 9s 1915, ex interest for money
and account respectively. The Bank Of England
rose to 42d per ounce English standard Money
between bankers ruled at IA per cent, and for
discount of bankers 90.day bills at 5-s or
3-8 per cent under the bank rate. American
RAILWAYS opened lower responsive to yesterdays
late home quotations, and till the market closed
was responsive to t3ddy nome 1s quotations 4 Mons oGt
market At Paris French 3 per cents rose from
81 G5 to SO.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The following compares the statement Of today with
INTEREsTBEARING DEBT
May 1. 1888: June ], 1888
Bonds at 12 per cent? 9oa oe0 io0
Bonds at per cent foi'9 'A' 5UV
Refuiiing certificates 1al'oVV 100 100 ooUVV
Navy Pension Fund I4,OUV'VVV ~ o ooo Wy
Pacific Railroad per cents Oi'o23'oIz oT,o-o'oIN
Principal s1Oss 5 hss ~ gsS s seS
T Interest s,.oa5 ssS fos III
DEBT ON WHICH INTEREST HAS CEASED SINCE
MATURITY
Principal SAUIo'saoo'' ~ 10 leo
Total 2s4S SSeSssr s2'724SOS
Old demand and legal.tender ~ o- o,o sa,e -a7 o,a
Certificates OF deposit :. 10555,900 1920 coo
sIfactonal currency 6y4i vod 100 20 11 $40
Gold certificates 30 oOlZS -
Silver certificates 19i,42o9oS 1oo'ofo1oo
pr,0c,pal ee5s, 900 24a s072, uS405
Amount fractional currency estimated as lost or de-
stroyed, ss,376934. or.r ,
pr,.,n,, ~. al eao. 6s7 100 81, COS. 785. oo2 |
Interest I,Ioo'~io
ro,,, 81. zoo, s3s s77 ST. zoo, 400, 4la
Less cash items available for 400, mo no, |
reduction OF debt t3l4, 6o5 Sooi'foo'oo' |
God held for the
redemption Of legal-tendef o...oo ,oo noo mn
Net cash in the Treasury. I1o'244,s7o o4,7Oo,ol7
ro,., ao,nc,,on s525 900. 500 s5ecd4O.25i |
Debt less cash In the Treas o -, ,ooo,a,Eo
ufy ioioo%'o"s
Fractional silver coin In the IN. GRO o-o /
Minor coin in the Treasury 1890 1889
Total unavailable cash | e2asaa3 sS s26,o22s2ol