New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-15

The sales OF State bonds included Tennessee set
Element 6s at l05 and IS at 90 1-2, and Virginia
6s deferred at "a.
In city bank stocks there were sales of Western
National (20) at 81, Manhattan (24 at III I-2
and Bank of America (6J at 2o2 go
The general bond market was not without
weak features, but it tended upward and the deal
ings reached fairly large figures Atchison Is rose
IA 20 81, and the incomes "a per cent to 6S I-2.
Activity in the Reading issues resulted in gains
of | per cent for the first preference incomes at
So "a and the second incomes at 43 IS, but
the third incomes lost IL per cent at SO IL.
Toledo, ST. Louis and Kansas City frsts improved
| l-2 per cent TO 81, and similar gain was made
by the Kansas and Texas second incomes at 48 "a
Richmond Terminal collateral trust Gs advanced
l per cent to SO, but the IS broke TO 81, and at
rally 70 "a were l per cent lower at the close.
Wabash debentures, series b, were on l-2 at AZ IA
and Oregon Improvement IS yielded "a per
cent TO s.
Money on call was in good demand, but the
| bulk Of the business was done 40 per cent. The
! extreme range was from to per cent, with the
higher figure required of some belated borrowers.
=, The Clearing House statement was as follows ::
Exchanges, S77,773, 79e; balances, $4,7O5,126.
The Sub-Tressury debtor to the Clearing
House SGS0:2o8. Its net gain on balance since
475 coin- less loss Of S666,354 in currency. The
two days operations included: Receipts. $685.
~ payments, $6,712,500; resulting in general
O5l coin and S21774,366 currency.
The offerings Of silver bullion were unusually
heavy, amounting to l,4Ss,o0O ounces, at prices
>
coo ounces at prices ranging from 9S TO OSLO
cents ounce.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $3.50 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $s4S.467. the inter
nal revenue receipts S794,52i, and the miscelie-
neous receipts S94,372.
TO-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows;
Net gold on seq; 81 ss 81 id Inc Dss9?ss
Set silver on hd 2o27l'77O ls,5oe,755 Dee 17o5ol5
On hand."....'. 10 5so122 1s.a2ooi7 Dec. 1915
Actual cash In tho
Treasury vaults
certificates Ga s162 $50 s1s Dec. 81, $40 100
Deposits In bank. lCloS,ss2 l5,50o,o1S Dee ooSo2i
Net cash BAL sl70 ESQ 400 $l777sOs7O Dec 9i0o 2o
The foreign exchanges were weak throughout.
sterling declining fully Ia cent 10 the T. and
French francs falling full point, There is an
increase IN the supply of commercial bills and the
offerings Of arbitrage bills. The close was heavy
at the appended revised quotations for actual bust
ness Bankers bills. 81 81 l-2 and 81 SO ga for
long and short sterling respectively French francs,
5.25 So and 5.23 3-4a5.2 % 1-9; reichmarks.
90 ZIG and O5 l-s.
In London British consols declined 1-1G for
money TO "a 1915 and is for the account to the
figures The Bank Of England gained
e24, 900 bnllion balance. In the open mnpkct
money was e0sicr for bankers' balances ut 3-8a1-2
per cent, and steady for discounts at 7-8a2 per
cent. Dor silver fell further 3-s to 40 sd. an
ounce. American railway shares opened strong.
but toward the close some sharp declines were ef-
fected. At Paris French 3 per cents rose / 2 1-2
centimes. bat ended down l2 centimes at $3.50.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATCHISON. Topeka AND SANTA FE.
(whoie SystemJ
Number Of nus...-~ LIE LIE s ssIS a s1l