New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-07

The only feature of the dealings III State bonds
was "a fresh activity in Virginia deferred Gs, re.
ceipts, which advanced TO IL. The only other
transactions were small sales Of South Carolina
non-fundable Us ut IA. OF city bank stocks,
Western National sold - at 81.
The general bond market was fairly active at
material advances. Erie second cOnSOls gained the
fraction at ! 0A 12 and this was the measure OF
the Improvement Hooking Valley IS rose per
cent to - and IS the fraction 10 6G IL. Northern
Pacific third mortgages closed per cent hlgher at
I08 - and Rome Watcrtown and Ogdensburg
3, made the same gain at II. Reading first IN
comes closed 3-S and second incomes II per cent
higher al al IA and 6G respectively, and many
other issues Ia 10 - per cent higher The few
declines were small and Wiimport1nt.
This was Friday when certain amounts OF
money ere withheld from the Stock Exchange. be-
cause loans made there must run TIL the next Mon
day, and yet the market was abundan'ly supplied
II 3at Der cent. with last loans ~ J.? per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges sll6G'9,O6l; balances
~: The 'Sub-Treasmy to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House ST. 5000. The business Of the
SuL-Trca,ury for the week ended tonight in
cludeS receipts Of 49,, OBJ, 06l and payments Of
SlsGs4 300 leaving TIN general balance at
Sl0S.394 .544, against 81 c5.O4O,i92 August 30,
showing an apparent gain Of 1888, 1872. But,
dcdncting from tie payments $4,000 and
from the receipts Sl4 100000 for items which
affect tlil lis account with Tue General Treasury,
ite less rs affecting the banks is q, SPAS. And
this result includes the payment oil 3"'01S az
for purchased bonds and the receipt of S3,1O7 600
for exchange on oflur Sub Treasures. DO-d1y's
operations covered: RacciDtS, S2.922, So; pay
meuts 80. CSC 702. with balances o. 81 63. 05l .467
coin and S2l OS9.325 currency. But in cdlculat-
ing the result of tO.mOrrowS bank statements
il must he remembered that last Saturday the
hanks held about sS00O,0G0 more cash than
the sum then reported
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer M Washington re-
ceiycd to-day y 90, 73o National bank notes for
dcmptiOn.
The customs receipts were sl2Ol,4Gs and the
informal revenue receipts were Sj9s,S9l.
Io-daYs Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
-, sept 8 Sent G. Differences 1 res;
silver I'D. "a O32 2f02O SJ3 Dee. S3iT79
Net leg0Ltenders
on hand. aloS1 1888 1927 9O1 Dec 7oaA92
Actual cash in
Treas'y vaults
oQtsiad-
ing cerih-
Gates -. 1895 179 648 1924 $40 o54 Dec s3io 800
Deposits in banks 43524404 424559il Dec 1,0C9 ,js8
Net cash bAan s27s 7O4 1877 1927 2s0 1876 Dec s7O72
Only small business was done in foreign
exchange for tO-mOrrOw's steamers but As the
mails do not close till 80 p. IN. tomorrow there
are sun chances for changes in the rates. which
are hrm AZ quotations for actual business rs
follows Bankers bills al 81 81 80 and 81 80
for long and short sterling respectively: French
francs at $50 5-s and 5iS is: rcichmarl<s AT
% 5-s and 90 IA and guilders at 40 1-16 and
40 5-16
In London British consols were steady at 06 rs
and % Ia respectively for money and account
The Bank OF ENGLAND GAINED taaoo pounds