New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-01

and near the highest points.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds were neglected at the Stock
Exchange, but there was an outside demand for
the 1-2s, for which the quotations were adj
vanced IA per cent. The IS were also Ia per
cent higher, and the closing was firm at the
following figures:
u.s4h,1s91 ,cou 1Ols 80; cur 0s ls07..lii $3.50.
st IS S ;Ss II
Elk interest.
In State bonds the sales included North Carolina
special tax, Chatham Railroad issue, at 8,
deferred at 8. In city hank stocks the sales
were Butchers and Droves' ll5l at ISL 1-2 and
Importers and Traders ns) at 535.
The general bond market enjoyed additional
activity, and the number Of issues dealt in was
largely increased. Some Issues suffered light re-
actions but the tendency Of prices still is upward.
the As fell "a to 81 3-s. Reading general mort
cages rose 3-s to 10 10, the first preference
incomes / rs. to 60 5-s, the seconds "a to Al.
and the third incomes 1-2 per cent to 81 IA.
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy convertible IS
were up 1 per cent at l07 l-2. Richmond and
Terminal c9llatcT IT. trust Eh Is advanced l,2 per
higher at oil Is for the coupons and 90 5-S
for the registered bonds. Wabash firsts were "a
per cent lower at 100 IL but the seconds gained
Gulf frstS were l-2 per cent better at % l-2.
Reference is made TO our full report Of bond sales.
Money on call commanded higher rates. the
bulk Of the loans being made at 4 per cert. j
moderate business was done at per cent, and
the exceptional rates were 3 and per cent.
Borrowers were in the market early and the late
rates were the highest
The Clearing House statement was Us follows
Exchanges S6O,01 5,43G; balances, S5,637,905.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
Friday was S375,9l7, made up by gains Of S237,,
02o coin and S137,9ss currency: The two days
operations included: Receipts, S4,644,604; pay
ments, S4,2es,777; resulting in a general balance
of S145S1 ,007, consisting of Sill ,Sl1, 56S coin
and S20,499,450 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
cevcd to-day S1s7,655 National bank notes for re-
The customs receipts were s772, 517, the internal
revenue receipts 1904, 1853, and the miscellaneous
recrpts SGl.793.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures OF the last previous statement as follows
Ne, cold on ss 30 s Aqs 81 Inc Dlgsffst
Net Silver on hid 27,00i,76o 2Oo7l,ss2 Dec. 9o2s7s
ON hand Saad ''.c laso2o24 1LOo5OCO Inc eO27aO
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
S5, S,3f q "a, 80 ss Dec Be-:
Net cash BAL ss9 900 osS ass Os4 $50 Dec. ssl5O4
There were increased offerings Of both security
and commercial bills In the foreign exchange mar.
ket and business was done at concessions, sterling
exchange falling 1-2 cent to the {. Appended are
revised quotations for actual business Bankers
bills, S4 s2aSi SO IA and "a "a 1-4a$4 81 1-2 for
long and short sterling respectively French francs
5.25 and j.21 7-8; reichmarks, "a l-2 and % Ia
In London British consOlS were of lie for
money at % 1871 6 and unchanged for the account
at 95 10. The Bank of England gained $4,000
bullion on balance In the open market money
higher for discounts at 2a2 l-8 per cent. Bar sill
yer was steady at 45 IL Sd. an ounce. American
railway shares were active and buoyant, closing
,,.itl foxyr 4
cents sharply advanced to 03.77 1-2. Exchange
on London was higher at 25.2S.
the New-York Security and Trust Company, adyer-
tise, as usual. large number OF securities upon
which they will pay dividends ON and after Sep
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
81 $s :.ss = 553 5s5ss
3 Ess eqsn 5s; 81 '0'sl7' s77o'5' s'o.o5
S S5ss G,F'iafs 1885,
FIRST set ct tF months ' 5s6 Ss SS
Surplus earnings. @6lo,578 s947O5i s5oO,O82
NEw-YORK. PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO.
ogosieF ended dgns so 90 sS o p 2n sss
0psr1tIGg 5xienses. 1923 1888 Dec. 055
o ss' nssns ;as 5s5 Dec &c., $500 q
TotoI income osl ssg7 29s pee e26 5sg
First charges ..'..'...... sS4,eS4 @lO Inc. s92
Surplus 100 sl715s2 Dec s2o5es
PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS TO BE ISSUED
Sc. Paul MINI. hospital bonds lutercs; rate $50
Have "i been Authorized 1Haiid 5; Common '''''
Detroit Mich. school bonds recently authorized .,o,
Are to bear per cent interest and
adopted by Common Council calling
sever o bonds Hs to an nc hG'7 900 900
iou's thoflzed Mayor 1'r'i and City Clerk to
borrow on rates TO pay department o-ooo
ADVANCE BOND INTELLIGENCE.
Minneapolis Mimi. Proposed authorization OF $500
Was defea:ed o on ground that It was
lneNpedlent TO offer bonds to so small
GAINESVILLE Ohio Bridge bonds to amount Of. $1,000
CHICAGO for accrued interest aud
winOna MINI, wiEona Railway Bridge Co;
has made decd 70 Farmers Loan and
q pei, cent bonds, PAYABLE 1872 fof, 100000
i w Sh5@ ' au:Sof aS90' BY 6o a1
ton city, which recently issued thir- 0oooo
Shows assessed Or vaqaton TO be
dSe iHsG so 2sa e. oa 5d'$ sad i.' i1sm S
revenue. sis 5Oi Total income sos;
sidiiS4S. and rsductlles@1 q tax rat, rate
mended Population, 6,30o
banks railroads
NEW BANKS.
Location. Title. Capital.
Marion Ohio, Farmers and Mechanics Bank |
IT, Hshe, Pres; i. Huber, Treas.
Marion, Ohio, Bank Of Ireland proposes TO IN $1,000. |
crease It's sock from $4,000 to-. 100000 |
Washington d. c. S. Yeonans and others pro-
pose 70 establish savings bank |
at 100 Nintst, Cincinnati, OhiO..-. net stated
ELECTRIC ENTERPRISES.
Minneapolis MINI. Minnesota Street Railroad
Company has been authorized 70 con