New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-03

The sales Of State issues were al full figures
The business incluted Alabama. class y. az l'2
Louisiana coneoI - 1t 81 -, ana IruA'.,rr sr,
tlcment IS al 81 Stall eA-intcIost ~ cuy bin.'
stocks. Mechanics sold l24j a. ZlO ana western
National 20 ~ 90.
The activity in the general bond market was
continued with fresh cOnhdrncc ana prices wrfr
uniyc sally higher re final advance w'fe ifo,A
to per cent on an aIrf"sG, eitniGarm 'nctc
were exceptions both ways he closing wa
strong, AZ generally the highest points Kcler-
once is made 10 our full report Of bond sales.
Money ruled at per cent, though IN thc lao
hour the rate was forced 70 per cent ny "a bc1tri
demand When wants had been snppii'l ~ IrIl
10 per cent. at which figure TIE l"St loan,
were made. Time money WAS in no better supply
but was nonnalIy per cent for AL o p[HYd a.
follows: Exchange, SlA!,4GG02l; balances, go
The. Sub-Treasury today was debtor - TIM
Clearing House S617G7-. The business Of the
Gub. Treasury for the week enGcd tonight in"lndcs
receipts Of $lj,6s9. GO3 and payment, Of ~ ,",2
32a. leaving The general balance Of ~ lO0iG,4@',
orn(ost 4lGG.32g Sol Dcrcmhcr -, showing an
apnarent gain OF $l,115275. Bat dcdunting from
he payments 500, 900 and from the receipts
81 400 900 for leniS which affect only Us account
with the General Treasury, It's gaia oS ancciin1
tie banks is 81, ijG,27'; and NJ. result inclhGeI
the pav1ncnt OF 50, 70& for purchased bonds nnd
the receipt Of $l,92tooO for exchange on othei
Sub TREASURES TodaYs operations covered
Rcccipts 8! $50, 261 payments SH,Jo2i GAG. WIN
balances Of $lGG.os4, 1862 coin ana $3,"62lH
currency. 80 u,,,
ccivcd to-day Sl1E,1AO N"lloh1 h'Ik ho''H I"'
redemption. 81, go. .o- j.,
The customs receipts we're 81 ,066,0Hj, the IN
ternal revenue receipts S65d,3Jl, ana thc ms
ceiancous receipts 500 l3G.
To-days Washington lrcH ufy statement Oh ca'l
on hand and deposits III bank compares WIN III"
figures Of the LIST previous statrincnp as follows
De- 81; jan !? - = DnI Icl =,
Net cod on hand sl4e e74 0$2 sl45YtO5l6 Inc s691:5
Net silver on nd. lO0oG4Ao io'l24h93 Inc. lis o'3
N on l 6ssnd!. snO2sa s2o.2o Dec l5e ioi
Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
Sertncstss o2 oo7 COB sIG2 300 1873 Inc. e3l 5s$
peposits I'm banks rs ij6i 1877 27Gl2 2Gs Dec 53 93l
Net cash bal $50 1853 500 $3.50 404 Dec sj2 1913
The foreign exchanges were strong and ma
tcrially higher on renewed demand Tor remittance
The light offerings Of commercial anu security
bills were absorbed quickly The market closed
for actual business follows Bankers biiis;
~ 30 and - ~ l2 respectively for long ana
short sterling; French francs, 5.22 l-2 aud $40;
reichmarks % l-2 and 90 "a
In London British c0nsols advanced * 10
% 1916 for money and IL = 10 the same price Tor
the account III the open market money was
again easier at "a per cent for discounts, DIV
shgl1y dearcr nj Ia to IL per cent Tor
balances Bar silver further advanced l,s 10
made fractional gains in the early dealings, bnt
closed dull and heavy. AZ Paris French , per
cent, were unchanged at 95.0j. sight exchange
on London being 25.Is 10 francs 10 the
stcSng
c. II. Vennei d Co. oGcr 10 investors a selec-
ton Of iilsi mortgage bonds principal ana interest,"
payable u gold