New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-10
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.


Among State issues there were moderate sales
of North Carolina Special tax receipts at 1-2,
Tennessee settlements IS at 20 "a and Il, and
Virginia deferred 6s at -: The only sale
OF city bank stocks was so shares Of Western
National at %.
The general bond market remained active with
the natural consequence of fresh advances IN
prices. Realizing sales Of speculative holdings
market and, although the last prices were not
the highest, the investment demand was not
satisfied. Atchison incomes rose TO SO ga, and,
cent higher at CO. Reading first incomes gained
the fraction at So l-2, and the seconds 5-S at
40, while the thirds declined l-2 per cent TO 81.
ing 70 3-s, closed with a net advance of ! per
cent at 20. number of other issues gained
l per cent or more and Wisconsin Central incomes
further rose Ia per cent to 46. Reference is
made to our full report of bond sales
Money on call ruled at 3 IL and per cent
until the last hour, when the rate was bid up to
the highest figure and after the brief furry
money was plentiful at the ruling rates and at
the close was offered at per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, S156,@S3, 965; balances, 3d. g2.027.
The Sub-Treasuy was debtor to the Clearing
House S731,487. It's net loss balance was
81 ,4G?,C 12, made mp by losses Of ,$j62;Gs1
operations included Receipts, SS.6Os, SO; pay
ments S5.011. 43l: resulting in general balance
of S137 0G2 ,97j, consisting Of 1l0,60l ,235 coin
and S26.46l.1AU currency.
The Treasury bought 5000 OUNCES OF silver
bullion at prices ranging from 9S.40 10 $3.50
cents an ounce The offerings amounted TO 026,-
600 ounces, but the prices Of those that were
rejected were not made known The purchases
in the month, exclusive of those at the mints are
2,457, 900 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccived to-day $43,2j6 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were s334466, the in
ternal revenue receipts 1901, 504, and the mis-
cellaneOuS receipts S34 ,040
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 g eiTer on I'D 2Oc97a5o i5so50o Dec $o7cso
N on Esnd 's"es'' 1so"42i l5s2a0o Inc sozo72
Af f54ass S2Sh ts IA fse
s. e.: s'i Sss B Bee: $3.50
Net cash bal e18I147, 1O5 $751;, POS 75o Inc s5s35i
The foreign exchanges were dull. but little
easier. Rates for sight drafts on both London
and the Continent were reduced, and for long hills
were barely steady. In security bills there was lit
tie doing in either direction. Appended are the
revised quotations for actual business: BANKERS
bills, 81 s2aS4 SO IA and 81 81 "a for long and
short sterling respectively; French francs 523 3-4
and 5.21 1-4a5.21 rs; reichmarks, % 5-s and
% 1-4a95 3-S.
In London British consols after being slightly
higher in the early dealings. again closed un
changed at 95 1-s for money and 95 3-l6 for the
account In the Open market money was easier
at "a per cent for discounts. India Council bills
were allotted at n decline Of 1-16d per rupee, but
bar silver was q shade higher at 40 81 sd. an
ounce. American railway shares were irregular
and rather weak closing without important rally.
At Paris, French 3 per cents further advanced 10
9G47 l-2, sight exchange on London being
1851 l-2 francs to the 6 sterling.
The Governing Committee of the Stock En-
change at its first meeting after its summer voca-
ton admitted TO dealings the following securities
Norfolk and Western Railroad-Additional 40.
600 shares Of preferred stock making the total
share capital listed 100000 900.
Illinois Central Railrdad-Additional 5000
shares Of capital stock lout of $4,000 shares au
thorizedD, making the total amount listed S+2,-
j,4O0
Louisville and Nashville Railr-7d-An oddi
floral Issue of 1884, 900 first mortgage collateral
trust. bonds, making phe total amount listed S4
sol 900
South and North Alabama Railroad-An add
tional issue of Sl84.000 consolidated mortgage
guaranteed per cent bonds, making the amount
Morris and Es,oy R'ilroad-An additional issue
of S3,2l5. 600 first consolidated mortgage bonds
guaranteed by the Dosrware Iaclav1nna and
ance with the terms Of the lease and is necessary
by the redemption Of 80 1906, 900 second mortgage
bonds paid on August l and by additions to
The Deadwood- Terra Mining Company has
declared dividend Of 81 q. 900. payable by Louus-
berry & Co., Mills Building, on September 81. The
transfer books will be closed on September 10,
auction at the Real E:tpt E4chsnge aud Auction Room.
certificates New-YorA Produce Exchange 81 60 and
10000 Consumers Gas works Co. limited Of jersey
CITY. 1t mort G per cent londs duo 1909; 705. ,
70 shares Union Ferry Co. Of Ncw'HorE ana Brooklyn
B shares Adams 6 Sons pfd 05.
40 shares Gallatn National Pank. 40.
shares Ihurber Whyland Co., nd, 1H