New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-27

The Treasury bought 81 100000 of les ut
LOG rs and sl,456,55O of As at l2S: ,..,.o,
small sales of Virginia deferred 6S. receipts, at &.
OF city bank stocks Fourth National sold 500 at
6S ga and 90 at 68.
The general bond market was dull and irregular.
Atlantic and Pacific firsts gained the fraction at
II "a, and Northern Pacific firsts l per cent
to 1i6 Nickel Plate As were l-2 higher at 81,
and Wisconsin Central frsts 5-S higher at 90 is.
The general movement was upward, but TIE final
gains were small fractions The principal eXcep-
tons were declines of 1-2 TO per cent in Denver
and Rio Grande Western firsts and Hooking Val
ley 5s.
Money ruled at per cent, and although early
few loans were made at 6, the plain tendency
was toward greater ease The offerings of balances
At . per cent at the close simply proved that the
supply of loanable funds is greater than the de-
mand
follows: Exchanges, s57,S7s,SS6; balances,
S3.626374.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House sS47,947. Its net gain on bal
ance on Saturday and to-day was S3l ,OlO, made
up by currency gain OF S33, roc, minus coin
loss of $4,000. The two days operations covered :
Receipts. s5,O3s,672; payments, $500 662 re-
consisting of 81 rs, 05s290 coin and s20,s35, O65
currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington Re-
ceived to-day s27i, G65 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1894 ,324, and the
internal revenue receipts were S73O,479.
To-day's Wa hington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows {:
Aug e, a a. ,5S avg Sss &c so ,n Dg s4sa o4
Net Silver on hand 2s997 9jG 2S,777s7O Dec go Osd
N' on h and s24ooae7 s2O5s774 Inc. 252so7
Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
over Outstand- -. -. ... 40. 49,
DEPOSIT s q ssss 81 81 1 Dec '
Net cash b,lanc,s 6se 1921 1s44s Inc se5Ls02
The foreign exchanges were heavy and weak.
An absence of demand rather than fresh supply
of commercial bills brought the market 70 2
point, IL is not a long way before the flow OF
| gold will be in this direction. we revise quota
| lions for actual business rs follows: Bankers
bills nj "a SO IA and 81 sc IA for long and short
sterling respectively; French francs at $40 So
| and s1Sl- reichmarks at "a 5-S and IS Is,
and guilders at 40 IL and 40 j-lG.
| In London British consols were, steady at
| 9s 3-16 for money and 90 IA for tho account
The Bank OF England gained G.o00 pounds
bullion balance, and money between bankers
was l-2 10 "a per cent. Bar SILVER was
! slightly higher at ~ 3-Sd. an ounce American
railway shares advanced from the opening, but
the movement was started by orders from New
York. At Paris French per cents declined II
IS. IS, exchange on London beng 2o.2o L. francs
10 the pound sterling
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CANADIAN PACIFIC
;, oSS .SsS$S ! ss
CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC
Hf vel $ e s 81 sss' s ass
DETROIT LANSING AND NORTHERN.
Number Of miles. 2o3 2GS 32N
Thifd week IN August. f2t, 900 s2l l9l 81 3s-
Jan. 1 10 Aug. 2l.... 6osoiO 800 59l ooHOid
! LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE,
EsTG;; 2. Sss :ssS "a
| LOUISVILLE, NEw.ALBANY AND CHICAGO.
Number Of miles. $40 5N 53l
| 1hiri week ia Angus st4,64i s5s $50 s5l. sl5
Jan 10 Aug. I'll. 1,S62.S29 1,G2210 1,46S.SSj
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles. 301 3J7 3G1
| Third week in August. St1a30 si35i9 s50.95.
Jan. / TO Aug 2l.--.. 1,.lo,l2s 12lA,bs3 1850 Esd
ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.
| Number 81 miles. 73y l1s9 1.329
week g Aa IN August S 5sS 5ss
J TEXAS PACIFIC
Ns ,gs wes q August sosss0 eo7so eli, sss
jan. 70 Aug ei.'... SSiS.O57 3G763s9 S7Oo'72i
| TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
| Number OF miles. rs 228 2S7
Third weak In AuR.-- slIab3 e22,oo3 ujo,4i2