New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-20

The Treasury bought $4,000 of 1-2s at
0G IS and 5000 OF Is at -. II rejected oilers
Of 5000, 900 As at l20
In State bonus Louisiana consol Is rose | per
cent to 80 IA under an active demand Other
issues were neglected There were no sales OF
city bank stocks.
The general bond market was oriy moderately
active but the tendency of prices was upward.
There was little Of the hesitation that waS shown
in the speculation in shares Ere second consos
gained IL per cent at lO4 81, Richmond and
MlegLany second receipts ! per cent at SO ~
cent to - - and seconds IL per cent 10
al l-2. 81. Louis and San Francisco collateral
trust IS advanced ! per cent TO 81 and Wabash
divisional issues IL TO 3-4 per cent Among the
principal declines Chesap eake and Ohio c0nsOi -
lost l-2 per cent at o. j-S, Reading first incomes
j-s at 80 Is and Texas and Pacific frsts rs per
cent al 90 I-2
Simply because of Saturdays bank statement
the borrowers Of money at the Stock Exchange
established a rate Of II per cent before half
pas, 10 o'clock. Standing call loans generally
were marked up 10 per cent. At the Exchange
the rates ruled a. follows l-2aja4a4 -. The
last loans were AT per cent and AZ the close
money was freely offered AT that rate
The Clearing House staten mt to-day was
follows: Exchanges, SGl,I 1867 balances,
S3,5Os,336.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House S239,2 Its nj pGiin on bal
nnce on Saturday and to-day was $780, CAB, made
up by gain of S9I3,i27 coin, minus loss Of
- -,
cred Receipts, sj,4s9GOl; payments, S4,G12-
JGl resulting in a general balance OF 81 1885,
100, consisting Of 81 7G,GJs,952 coin ana S!O,-
S09,11S currency.
REPORTS FROM WASH NGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceived to-day S2Gj.03I National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $685., G63, and the
internal revenue receipts were S1i@.92i
To-days VA hngton Treasury statement Of c sh
on hand and deposits III banks compares with the
figures of the last previous statement rs follows.
Net gold on hand sis5o Is. saS5l9G7o nt S5s7 Ss
Net Silver hand So955jj 3o.2go $50 lee. 500 eO7
on hani.......... s2ools9o s.1ao4M Inc 14s 5s2
Treasury vaults
DeP "s e Saa 2lG 's s s e Il Sa
Net cash o OJ s29i s3 Sij Inc S3i9 80
The foreign exchanges were dull and barely
steady. There was 80 little doing that rates were
almost nominal nj quotations for actual business
as follows: Bankers bills ri - "a IA and
- ~ IA for long ana short sterling respectively;
French francs ~ 80 and oil -: reiohmnrlls
Al "a Is and 81 Ii. and euilders ut 40 Is and
40 IL.
In London British e,onsols We're Lie higher al
~ Is for money. and unchanged AZ o. ais for
the account. Money between bankers ruled nc
! IA and per cent Bar silver was unchanged
At ~ 81 81. hn ounce American railway shares
dcclrcd from the opening and closed with mt
recovery. The movement dle undoubtedly To
ceiling orders from Ncw-lork At Paris French
3 per cents advanced 10 3d.. exchange on London
being higher az - .? francs 10 the pound sterling
usual monthly dividend Of % cents IA share for
July, payable on August 81 al the Office OF Iouns-
bery < Co. Nils Building Transfer books will
bc closed on August -.
Tie Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
clnred its usual monthly dividend OF 80 cents "A
share for July, payable on August 81 Mt the Office
Of LonnsberY &-Co. Mills building. Transfer