New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-22

State issues were virtually neglected The
business confined to North Carolina As $500
at 90 10 There were sales Of city bank
stocks.
Railway bonds were less active and materially
lower. 1t may be within the range of possibility
that the recent strength was simply an oppor-
tunity for marketing small amounts. The per-
sistent weakness of the Richmond Terminal issues
was feature of the market, collateral trust IS
falling Is per cent to 60 1-4a60 IS. Other
important declines were | per cent or more IN
Chicago and Erie firsts, Reading first incomes
and Rock Island IS There was no important odsaf
weak without other feature Reference is made
to our full report of bond sales.
The supply of money call was excessive and
the bulk of the new business on demand at
! 1-2 per cent. The offerings of time money were
limited to short periods, while borrowers wanted
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges. $97,5sO0Os; balances, $4,000, $40:
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S536,6O0. It's net gain on balance was
S1,o5s O43, made mp by gains Of 81 ,697 in coin
and Ss93,346 in currency The DAYS operations
675,5o4: resulting in a general balance of $l55,-
AGA 200, consisting of $110,4OS,27s coin and S25,
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceved to-day $212,753 National bank notes for
| redemption.
ternal revenue receipts 81 SG,357 and the miScel-
| laneous receipts S34.S3I.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
| on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
e; sS eS sp sfPa 'l % so R S
on hand ' '".'..,. oo4s7 .77.2s: Dec 1899
AS gPss.s cash 3 I. Il:
DSss:s 4 bank ssc7 q ss ss5. De-
Net cash bal s177 ,s85 o7s si77I8 7s Dec s0o3 ZOO
sDencis
The foreign exchanges were dull and strong,
although rates were not materially changed. The
higher rates for money abroad naturally strength
ened prices of demand bills. The following are the
revised quotations for actual business Bankers
short sterling. respectively; French francs, 5.21 Ia
and 5.lS Is rcichmarks % and 05 +? 4.
In London British consols were again weak in
the early dealings, but they closed unchanged at
95 81 for money and % 3-S for the account
The Bank Of England gained $500 600 bullion on
balance. In the open market money was dearer
at Lap ga per cent for discounts, but nh
changed at about - per cent for bankers bal
ances. Bar silver further declined Is to Is SGD
an ounce. American railway shares were pressed
for sale until the last hour when there we're
few unimpOrtant rallies. At Paris French per
cents further advanced to $3.50, although sight
exchange on London was the fraction higher at
25.24 1-2 francs TO the sterling.
The subscription lists Of the Trow Directory
Printing and Book binding Company were opened
had been received. This indicates a WIDE dis
tribution of the securities a. we'll as large
ovcr-subscriptiOn
The transfer books OF the H. B. Clahin Com
pany will close July p n p. IN. and reopen
August 3. The quarterly interest the pre-
ferred stocks will be PAID August l.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATCHISoN TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
| whole system)
1882 1890; 1891
Se S9U' week in July. s454 81 s5n53S se5s sos
ST. LOUIS AND san FRANCISCO.
, ! O.
second week in july. slt2 $40 Js5iSsS se3s99
! Jan. ! 10 July A.. 29O929o S936.22 4l76,2l3
COLORADO MIDLAND
Number OF miles. 2O1 2S7 $50
second week in Jhly.. ss2I5s sss5Iis sss -
Jan. | % July a.. SOlOz3 SN9l1 1OJ34l2
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AID sPRINGFIELD. ..
Number Of miles. ....... 163 le3 1913
Second week IN July fO2I9 5000
Jan. ] July H.. 19940S las, $50
KANSAS CITY. FORT SCOTT AND MEMPHIS. 49,,
Number Of miles. vi - Ofl y, !
! | econd week In July. $500 $50 81
! | Jan 10 July 1t---- Z335l9o 2,l3S, OIL
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
| Number OF miles. LIS l,2lS LIS
| Second in July. S6s $50 S70019 SOS 62s
Jan / 10 July a.. 1914 2S3 l97547 2,20S. 734
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE
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