New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19

State issues were entirely neglected. The sales
of city bank stocks were limited TO Park t2O) at
1885, and Western 800 at 50 10
The feature Of the general bond market was the
strength of Atchison incomes, which advanced
5-S per cent to as Ia. The Northern Pacific Is
sues were 1-2 and 5-S per cent higher, ana a rev
others made smaller gains. The market was dun,
however, and no large amounts could have been
sold. Reference IS made 10 our full report of
bond sales.
Money on call was freely placed at and 2 /?
per cent. The lowest was the last rate. There
was an excessive supply throughout the day.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, 500 ,6G3 1885 balances, $3.50 4OG.
Tho Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House. $l,295,649. Its net loss on balance was
and S502,sl9 in coin The days operations in
Guided: Receipts, S2549,4l6; payments SELL
072; resulting in o general balance of Sl37,06l-
400, consisting Of Sl2O,S4S,354 coin and $l7,l o9
055 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S4O8,755 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts We're 1928, 0OO the inter
nal revenue receipts S4S5,36s, and the miscel
laneous receipts S65263.
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:
net sH ysr on on h I'D So % as55 io65
Ne on i RaHd 'sroi' 22o77s 1so2cSO Dec. al5,c27
Treasury vaults
esYsliSSss e155 1913 soi s54 5Gtsi5 Dec. ss.ool9
Deposits in bank 2116V'l5t 2S''Oo''-O Dec 4ooZZo
Net cash bal s1s4 $50 O4s 327O77 Decsl 2e0 277
IheFmeign exchanges were dull without change
in rates. The lower rates for money IN London
served to stffcn long bills, but otherwise the
market was featurelesS. Following are the rates
for actual business: Bankers bills, 81 s. IL
asa So "a and - seaS1 s. ii for long AID short
sterling respectively: French francs, $50 js and
| BIS Is rechmGrks, 90 and % 5-S.
FOREIGN MARKETS
The governors Of the Bank of England at their
| weekly meeting to-day lowered its minimum rate
| of discount from TO per cent. In the week
| the bank gained f732, 900 bullion and the pro
| portion of reserve 10 liabilities raised from
| 4G. OF to 4G.07 per cent, against decline from
| 81 TO 1881 in the corresponding week last
| 3 per cent. To-day the bank lost $4,000 bullion
| on balance. At the London stock Exchange
British cOnSOs declined l-S 10 "a lj-lG Tor money
! and lie to % lilo for the account. The open
market rate of discount was reduced to Per
cent, and daily balances were loaned at la3-4 per
! cent. Bar silver strong ana IL SHADE higher
at a. 5-Sd. an ounce. American railway shares
continued to be depressed, but the final declines
| were neither large nor significant. At Paris
| French per cents advanced to 1929, but closed
| at 0J.15, although sigh; exchange on London was
again easier at 1929 francs 10 the sterling.
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of France
| showed an increase Of 100000 francs In gold
and decrease of 4,525, 900 francs in silver. The
Bank of Germany gained 100000 marks in the
week.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company, No.
SO Liberty-st, has declared semi-annual dividend
| of . l-2 per cent, payable July 3. Transfer
books close at 3 p IN on June 25.