New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-12

In State bonds we note sales of South Caro-
lima nop-fun1able 6s at ga In city bank
stocks the only sale was Western National Il o.
at 95
The general railway bond market was moder.
stely active with declining tendency. Rich
mond Terminal issues were pressed for sale, re-
sulting in break of "a per cent from last sales
for the collateral trust 6s TO 81 ga while the IS
were of "a per cent at "a 12 Union Pacific,
Reading general As declined 3-s to rs 3-s and the
I'd preference incomes lost LIZ per cent at 80.
Denver and Rio Grande consol IS declined l-2 per
cent to n, and Texas Pactlc seconds fell the like
fraction TO %. The Atch1son issues were irreg
ular without decided change. Reference is made
TO our full report Of bond sales.
Money on call was abundant at per cent. The
rates on time loans beyond three months are still
' The t Clearing House statement was ss follows
Exchanges, $lo2,4l2,772;, balances. S4,s9l. 45.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S600.e05. It's net gain on balance. since
yesterday was S61 6,6le, made up by gains Of
operations included: Receipts, S8,72s, 1903 pay
ments, $3,112,0s5; resulting in a general balance
of $3.50, 365, GA consisting of S1l3,047,537 coin
and S26,31s,127 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S216,159 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were sSs2,517, the in
ternal revenue receipts Sl3s,606 and the miscel-
laneous receipts S30s05.
To-days Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
lows:
Ne, cold on hand Hsr ~ Aps Il lis rn9 sss
Ntt Silver on hand. 84039Sio 848SiO55 Dec. 257O75
on Sand ,'e@ 121e5.e42 1884 81 Dec. 771,ssl
Actual S1d cash in a ne
Esq eoI s1ss De- egg s s1a
Net cash bal SIS 285 678 $751; 848e54 Dec $3.50
The foreign exchanges were dull but fully
steady in tone Sixty-days' bills in sterling were
shade frmer. Following are the quotations for
actual business: Bankers bills, 81 So ga and
2 50 "a for long and short sterling respectively
french francs, 5.23 Sd and $40 5-o; reichmarks,
In London, British consols improved Is for
money TO 80 l-s, and lie for the account TO the
changed at l4a1-2 per cent for daily balances and
shade firmer for discounts at l a. Gal IL per
t te bar silver was weak at decline of SD
| W 80 lisa. an ounce. American railway shares
opened lower and declined sharply, closing with
rev ,receyeries The weekly statement of the I'm
d DahK Of Germany shows an increase in specie
VI ,o,EoV,OC0 marks At Paris French per cents
Iaiiied a tribe 70 05,22 l-2. Exchange on London
r. Inc Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe Deposit
company Will distribute through the Central Trust
! Company of New-York. on and after September
is, 70 the holders Of certificates of equitable in
terest Al the stocks of the Chicago Gas Companies.
Oh IecoIu august 25, an amount equal 10 a
per ceIlI oil the par value OF their holdings OF the
cfrthcates OF that company. Transfer books will
clo SS Aasust 20 and reopen September 10.
Inc Z per cent interest on the income bonds oil
the Atchison Company is payable on and after
September al the offices of the Union Trust Com
psny, New OK. National Bank Of North America,
Boston, and BaTlng Brothers 81 Co., Limited, Lon
don.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER AND PITTsBURe.
80, 1889. 1890. 1921:
e. e. % 1 Is - :ss
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Frat Week n august. ssScSo .seg
jan " Aug. -. IS52,494 911SOO0 1090s COO
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
Ego week & August s523s as
Jan 10 Aug -: lS5i2,lOs 1426l,659 15,1299es
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
SS%1SS { %i; 5ss$s SS
IOWA CENTRAL.
First week in August. s2ol25 s27,s4s s3s g79
Jan. 1 TO Aug. 7-...--.- sos ,095 904,63I $50 or
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
f.s &, 2i ss 81
MILWAUKEE, AND NORTHERN.
ESsD's e { s5$ s55s: $9
OHIO RIVER
First week in August sl55S9 SlsGg5 SLIGO
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN
S Sg@O %.s IN August s.7sss su o.. s5
Ian ! 10 Aug - 1,290,535 I411157 1.40i,4l9
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS.
twhOle syst-mJ
Fourth 'H week in July. s22o.522 s2's2si