New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-13


The business in State bonds included Alabama.
class b. at lO8 IA, Tennessee settlement Is at
1902 IL, and Virginia deferred Is at 8. The sales
of city bank stocks were butchers and Droyers
$50 at SO, Irving $50 at 1913, Merchants l25l at
100, Merchants Exchange j0) at l26, Metro
poltan 500 at s Is, and Western National 900
at 100.
other feature few issues scored fractional
gains, but no considerable amount could have
been sold at current prices Reference is made
to our full report OF bond sales.
The money market was easier, and call loans
were made at > l2 and per cent 1t must DE
remembered that by the rules of the Stock EX-
change loans extend over the Saturday hali-hoil-
day On this account the cheapnesS of money
was noticeable.
The Clearing House statement was MS follows:
Exchanges, S92, 1874; balances, 50, 75@,O30.,
The Sub-'rreasury to-day was debtor TO the
Clearing House 1904. The business of the
Sub-Ireasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts of S1s,s9l 1913 and payments of 49,,
400, leaving the general balance at SLAP, 22S
720 against $146,232, ?65 on June ), showing an
apparent loss of 81, 003. 536. But deducting from
the payments S4,l72,oOO and from the receipts
81 600 for items which affect only its account
with the General Treasury, its loss as affecting
the banks is 307l 1886, but this result includes
the receipt of Sl35,5OO for payment at other
points and the payment OF 81 ,36s for purchased
bonds To'days operations included: Receipts,
S21l6,323: payments, So ,447,40S: with balances
of 81 "a 5G7, 500 coin and ST. ,6G1 ,163 currency.
The Treasury bought 343,500 ounces Of silver
10
about the whole amount Of the offerings.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived today S444,37O National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S476,7s2, the inter
nal revenue receipts 1921 1914, and the miscel-
laneOus receipts S26,1l7.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows
Ne, cold on hand !s1S c p9s o Dee s
Net Silver on hid. 26,2i3li3 269ss1Oo Inc. 16S,o57
Ne on HAND hand oHrVi' 4ais2O6 4is7o2a Dec 1922
nssss s,5s sgs s 81 Pc 2e
Net cash ball. s187 s7687l s1sS 1790Gs Inc. 1903 297
There was no radical change in rates for
foreign exchange. The demand for remittance
was not large, while the supply of commercial
bills was more liberal. The market was rather
heavy at these figures for actual business Bank
ers, bills. 81 50 and "a 81 S-4aS4 50 for long
and short sterling respectively; French francs,
5.21 IA and BIS ga rechmarks, % and % ID.
In London, British consols further advanced
TO % 5-l6 for money and % 3-s for the account
The Bank Of Engltnd gained G147,000 bullion
on balance and the open market rates for money
were lower at 2 5-S per cent for discounts and
and IA per cent for daily balances Bar
silver unchanged at A sd. an ounce
American railway shares advanced 10 the close,
although the final gains vert not large. At Paris
French 3 per cents fell TO 1852 1-2, although no
change in the rate Of exchange London was
reported.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN.
$$@1;' & + a. ~ So :s ~ ss
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
5si Tfs e l% a s2S SS sgls SSS
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN
Number OF miles. il3 4i3 AS
| First week IN june. S23034 $50 OCO SO 9J7
Jan i 10 June 7...... 57SO7O -. -.
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
First week In June. slGs2i s21 sos $50. 705
jan 70 'uit 49,. f1i'toV '.-...--- '....'...
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Number Of mics....... $50 $50 $50
First Week IN June. IS 2S5 $3.50 s. 773
Jan. 10 June 7.....- 1902 1885 1917
EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE.
Number Of miles. $50 1876 I5G
First week In June. si0,OSS GiS,O27 500 $50
Jan. b. June 7.-... SjD4I 4l2.6G5 dGl .2.l
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
sg%0S %es e M June s 81 sc5 so555S
Jan. TO June IT,. 10lO,4O7 l,2j5, 1876 12j32I7
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
Numbr Of niles. o.Io1 2,106 2344
First week ia June. s33l,l35 1886 go e333726
jan. 1 TO June 7.... '.26i.+2l 799e,7se 10000