New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01

The business in State bonds was limited to small
sales of Georgia gold Is at 1903 ga, and Ala
bama, Glass A, at 1O3. There were no sales Oh
city bank stocks.
The general bond market was quiet but strong
and generally higher. 1t showed little sympathy
with the speculation in shares and the material
advances in many issues again proved the conf
.dence of holders. Hooking Valley IS rose 2 per
cent to 70, and Ohio, Indiana and Western firsts
l-2 per cent TO SO l-2, while many other issues
gained l-2 to i per cent Northern Pacific thirds
declined 3-4 20 100, and Missouri, Kansas and
Texas general 6s 7-8 per cent to IS. These were
the only important exceptions Reference'ls made
TO our full report of bond sales
| Rates for money on call were higher until near
| the close, when they were Hurried. Early loans
was so great that considerable amounts we're
taken at 9 and 0 per cent. The supply of money
that was attracted by these unusual figures carried
the rate back 10 per cent, but in the last twenty
loan was made at 10 per cent but after the gong
sounded there WAS an abundance Of funds a@ The
opening rates. Brokers had no difficulty IN sup
plying their needs, and banking institutions were
lending freely when the money crowd at the Stock
Exchange seemed TO be most excited.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, s73,15s9l0; balances,
The Sub-Treasury today was debtor to the
Clearing House Sg25.5j0 lts net loss on balance
on Saturday and to-day was sl,31J,5ll, made up
by loss Of 81, 703,542, minus gain OF s3SS,90l
coin The two days operations covered; Re
ceipts. S5,93g3oS: payments, s72j4,939: result
ing in general balance of ste2 s65.2ll. consist
ing f sIsl429 ga coin and 81 ,435,26 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day S2l4,32S National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s69243s, the In
,ternal revenue receipts S73z927, and the mis-
cellaneOus receipts S75,921.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows; ;
o cos on pas1s s9Pss aj ga $50 Dee yI
Net SILVER on hd IS 902570 1s67S44s Dec. 229. l22
Net on lf 5aad 22sos42s % o57aD O2s44
Actual -, cash s,r, IN
over OUT stand.
cortln- 80, $40 o,- ~. .ot- o-o
DeSosits in b'ks 4213S, $40 4LsSl55 Dec SO59s2
-, c.s, so71 ?7S 6i7 s27o ass Dec 81 go o52
The foreign exchanges were dull, and the tone
NJ the market was a shade easier. There was no
annreniable change in quotations for ACTUAL ousl-
nese as follows: Bankers bills at 81 SO So ana
al sS for long and short Sterling respectively i
French francs at 20 So and 81 IL; reich
marks al 90 So and 30 blu, ana suIIuers az
40 IL 6 and 40 bio. , .e -.
In London British consols declined $40 20
os 5s for both money and the account; Ihei
Rank of England ga ned 10000 pounds nu non ON
balance In the outside market the rale OF us
count was slightly easier at $40 ana :, IL per
nt hut BALANCES were loaned at the full bank.
49, Ror silver WAS unchanged al AZ o-Sd. an,
onnco American railway shares were irdction'
fn,,,er clos M without material recovery, pt tle
msri,et was not specially weak. Al Paris frehrh
a.ner cents rallied 70 az 40 and closed Atse'Sf