New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-17

In State bonds the sales were covered by small
amounts Of Tennessee settlement IS at 10 -.
OF city bank stocks, American sold go at 13a
l 70 "a, Commerce 100 at l69a1 90 1-2, and
Nassau 800 at 90 1-2. Sales OF other issues 1T
auction are reported below
The large demand there is for American railway
bonds to-day was further eXcm lifted. A syndi-
cate offered by advertisement this morning TO sub
scribers in London and New York S7,50O,O00 Of
Baltimore and Ohio per cent gold bonds, due IN
! sss, at 05 and accrued interest. At the close
Of business to-day the subscriptions aggregated
three times the amount offered The first mort.
gage 9 per cent gold bonds, due July lgli or
COMPANY were listed at the Stock Exchange
week age; they have rs yet attracted little atten-
ten in the market, although at Baltimore there
daily are small transactions at about los. The
com pany never has failed TO earn It's interest and
this year is expected 10 pay small dividend on
the stock The bond market at the Stock EX-
change presented about the usual fcatureS-lack or
business because Of q limited supply. there was
a general hardening Of values. Erie second 6s
were speculatively seld down TO 90 4 4. the hrst
dealings, but they closed firm al 81 IA despite
Of bear- explanations and specia! pleadlngS No
cast-iron rule for analysis Of accounts winch lg-
nores different conditions will work except 10 &C.
floating debt depends upon the occasion OF Us erea
tion: 70 run in debt to purchase gold dollars at
Of cents is accounted bad policy only by superb
cial experts Rock lsland 5s rose 70 ~ to sec
ends ~ 90 IA West Shore As sold up 10 o3 3-8.
Fort Worth and Denver nrsts were strong az ~
aud Missouri Kansas and Texas issues were TIn ro
although dull reference Is H'ue " ou4 luz -
port Of bond sales. CT, T.,
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock TX
change Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold loOOj al
IN I-2a3l "a. Montgomery and Florida hrsts
1857 O0Oj at 80, New-York Mutual l2OOl az w -,
Western National Bank (7G at 20 ana Kingston
and Pembroke 100 at 81 40. ,.o,oa 90 lou,
Money ruled at IL per cent ana Ioaneu aS ~"
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, s97,2l9,223; balances
S6,325, 1855. -, c,os.,
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the clearing
House sl.07s,389 It's net loss on Daiahce wa
S296, 1885, made up by a coin loss or s5S4; LOO lcss
currency gain Of s97, 70s. The day opera
tions covered: Receipts sl,543,s73: payments.
81 .s40.20s; leaving the general oalan AM! ~
s153.5295sS, consisting Of s139.29s,sl5 com ana
Sl4,2 30 675 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at washington
received to-day 1896, 900 National bank notes Ior
redemption , -,
The customs receipts were S74l ,26S ana the
internal revenue receipts were $500
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement or cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares VITA the
figures of the last previous statement Us lollo"s
May Is May 10 Differences
hand seo7 $780, 94s sos loo, sss Inc. sles,945
hama u" 52ese.4eo 52.14I.o42 Inc. 1o7.5s2
dsrs On hHd so,s5o715 so552. POI Dec. os,5A
Actual cash
In Treasury
vaults
outstanding a.,
certificates e29oo24'iie s%So fSf'loi ho' ei'"'o''
banks 80 5sSG7,A1 54.51s,Gl7 Inc. s5117o
Net cash .
balances sa44.le1 $50 ss45. a15,74s Inc. s1l24.ls9