New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-27

State bonds continued TO be neglected OF
city bank stocks Western National scid 200
at % and % -
The general bond market has started on n fresh
upward movement in response 10 easier rates
for money and the prosperous conditions Of
railroad traffic. Fort Worth and Denver City
tirSts further advanced 5-S per cent to l04.
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texas issues general
6s were firm around &c, general js were l-2
lower at 50, and cOnSo IS slightly higher at
9S 3-4 Texas and Pacific issues were strong
under active buying. The general movement
was toward higher prices Reference is made
10 our full report of bond sales.
Money was nominal, rs usual on Saturday, at
from to per cent. The demand was lighter
even than usual.
The Sub-Ireasury was debtor to the Clearing
House 81 l02,6l
TREASURY STATEMENTS
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day were sol6,Oll, the internal revenue re-
ceipts were S4OL3Sl: and the miscellaneous re-
celpts s7,4O2. The United States Treasury re-
ceived S27j,925 and for the week sl476,j07
National bank notes for redemption
The United States Treasury now holds sl45,;
062, $50 United States bonds 10 secure National
bank circulation as follows:
TTm ir ,, 80; s449s coo
run az u'.HaI pr cents IL l53 O3U
F"uF pr 100. 3ll 600
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
sll04j0; bonds held to secure circulation with
drawn, Sl,301,J00. National bank note crcua-
t0n outstandlng-currcncy notes, S20l 81 j, 30 ;
gold notes, Slj6, co. against which is held the sum
OF S1O,5ol ,2s2 legal money for redemption Of
bank note circulation.
In London British consols rallied TO o. for
money and % Is for the account. In the out
SIDE market rates for money were unchanged AT
j-S per cent for discount of bankers bilk. Bar
silver was firm at 43 81 cd. an ounce. American
railway shares opened steady and advanced 10 me
close. Union Pacific, Northern Pacific preferred
ana 81: Paul were specially strong. The state
mcnt of the Imperial Bank Of Germany showed an
increase of 4,920,000 marks specie. At Paris
French 3 per cents were slightly higher mt SOB.
y. j. We'll n Co., OF 81. Louis. have opened an
office in this city and offer investors the first mort
gage per cent bonds of The Peoples Gable Rail-
way Company Of St Louis.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IIPoRTs OF MERCHANDISE AT NETWORK.
G5f $.ssS5 s3ssa 'g$:!s3 a3555
pr T2a l2 4s5S %ssf 80 s sg3
Total since Jan 1890 322 1886 5l2 555 t1S3o67io
IMPORTS OF SPECIE Al NETWORK.
F Fee aa Eef reported ss 5sS3 s,
Total since Jan. l. F37 s0l.72i so5s2.75o s595o's
EXPORTS or SPECIE FROM NEwYoRK. ose
FFevou.y reported i5os6oi2 25ssS.7G5 o5ilil2
Total since Jan l. ais 8Oi. oss soOs52sH ss5.O7oso
AGAIN CH4RGED WITH HIS UYCLE's MURDER
Denver Oct 26-C W. Hatch. OF Boston, was
arrested here late last night by the Sheriff of Kit
Carson County. Colorado, upon an indictment chars-
ing him with the murder Of Henry Hatch, his uncle
near burlington Col. on the night Of April -.
shortly after the murder c. W. Hatch was arres ted
I'm burlington There he stood preliminary trial,
ON which he was acquitted The present Grand Jury,
however took up the case. Hearing Of this Hatch
Immediately came West TO meet anv charges and was