New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-21
The Treasury purchased SEQ, 900 4 per cents

49, and s25, 900 IL per cents at lo3 20:
Little was done In State issues. Small amounts
Of Louisiana consos sold at 90 - ana tennessee
National sold (33) at 70, and Western Nstonai
(66) at 81 l-2. ,.,.-
4 welldistributed business was done In railway
bonds and prices ruled strong. Among the 1eat-
ures were Toledo, Ann Arbor and North MlcmSsn
frsts up TO l07 l-2, Erie second IS up to l04 ga
Chicago and s S L8 pss Is up to % 81
Columbus, Hooking Valley apd Toledo os were
easier at 65 "a, and the IS down to 90; heler-
ence is made TO our full report OF pond sa'esi
The money market WAS extremely easy, WIN an
abundant supply at 2a2 IL per cent; the m''
offerings were at PEE cent settlement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, sis, 707; balances,
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House 81 9,495. Its net loss on Dal,
ancs was s37s,7l6, made up by coin loss or
ss97,722, less currency gain OF s3l 0, COS Inc
days operations covered: Receipts, s2,379; $3.50
payments, s2,75s,549 resulting in general bal
ance of 81 90, sol s04, consisting OF 81 7a,3S4ool
coin and 81 9,297. 223 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day s2O5,6s2 National bank notes lor
The customs receipts were ss4o,7S5, and the
internal revenue receipts were s445,5O5.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures of the last previous statement as lOl'
lows:
ST., ssss RI; ~; Be-:
N' on hsaa..' a7ososse 2s2os.7. Inc. 1913 os3
Actual cash In
Treasury vaults
outstanding - . - mas no,
Depo.lI' In banks, i!27Oo77 l2,oso775 Inc. 3!55oD
Net cash balance. s2oI. 42i2s5 s2olI24ees Inc. sos
The foreign exchanges were dull and firm. Bit
the continued shipment Of gold Is laying the
foundation for the future drawing OF DIS al.
nexed are the quotations for actual business ;
Bankers bills At 81 - Is and 81 IS - re-
spectvely for long and short sterling; French t
and Us "a, and guIldcrs at 40 IA and 40 5-S.
The governors Of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting to-day mace no change IN the
minimum rate for discount which remains at l.?
FER cent During the week the bank gained
sol 900 pounds sterling bullion. and the proper
ton OF It's to its liabilities was raised from
1888 to 1888 per cent, against an advance from
AZ 80 TO 42.7J per cent ia the same week Last
year. when it, rate Of discount was L. mr.
cent To-day the bank lost 10000 pounds, The
gain OF 26,s23,00O francs gold and gam OF
HIOO, 100 francs silver. At the London STOCK
Exchange British consos were hrlner al ~ l3-l"
for money and ~ 3-l6 for account. Money be
tween bankers ruled at 3-4al per cent. Bar
silver was lower at 42d. per ounce. English
standard. American railways early followed yes
terday's home declines but did not reach the
eauivaIents Of the extreme home declines The
market was quoted duh and firm Az taris
changed al $500. md sight eAchang" on London
Was easy at 25.l9 francs for sterling.
John II. Davis 4 60. offer AT rar ana interest
70 investors n small amount Of the ) per cont gold
aftyyenr bonds OF the St Paul City Railway
Company, which has the exclusive held Tor OPP
Grating street railways in the city OF 81. Paul.
Mimi n,
and interest a limited amount OF Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company equipment mortgage
per cent gold bonds, maturing 1908 These
bonds are q first hen on equipment costing
s., 00O, s3S, and upon such additional equipment
and nrincipal Of Car Trust Obligations as may
rom time 20 time be acquired with the s5.ooo:ooo
bonds authorized to be issued. A sinking fund
is provided, applicable during first ten years 10
mrrha>e Of equipment mortgage bonds az par OF
under, and after that time TO compulsory drawings
by lot. rpo.n r.pS1NcS