New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-19


State bonds were in demand at advancing prices
Tho business included Alabama. class y, at l0i,
and virginia deferred is, stamped Ic'ciP's, al
IL. The Only sales OF clG ",hH SiT't HE
co shares of Western National AT ~" - me
sale at auction incI1ded Il great Variety puV '''S
were small in amount. 1900.
The general bond market SUFFERED from cNccN-
sive offerings and consequently Tie movement
of rrices was downward Atchlson incomes lcIl
! per cent - A. l-?a42 5-s ana General - I'S
SIS pcr cent at - 81. Mobile ana ONO genera
mortrapps declined / per cent 70 GO II. Texas
and Pacific seconds sustained the same loss, ana
even West Shore Is yielded 3-S 10 TO- me
principal exception - the common movement wns
afforded by Louisville Ncw-Albany and chicago
consols which further rose Ia per cent 10
93 10 Reference is made to our fun report oil
bond sales. zion g..
both demand and time ioaEs Oh can ni"lrA
ruled at 1-2, with n little business al 4" per
cent. The supply OF time money was more
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, $10i450,43l balances, S2'o12,'"'
The Sub-Trcasnry was debtor at the 'lrring
House Si51.1gl It's net loss on balance was
sea- made mp b. losses Of S2G6.l0l coin ana
S25s, 1913 currency. The day operations included
Receipts, $2.j7G,9&3; payments, S3,iol :l3'; re-
suling in general balance Of 81 ,GGG,jj2. CON
ssting of 81 63, 053,i00 coin and S7,I3,l4@ cur
rency. ..
ounces of silver BULLION at prices ranging from
$3.50 TO 90 cents an ounce The offerings were
GG2.000 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ccivcd to-day 81, AL National bank notes Tor
Tie customs receipts wcrc S79l.745, the in
tcrnal revenue receipts S311,115, and the msccl-
lancOuS receipts S24j,5lO
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, col, on ,,na. N'f.3 b l N5 Dec co os
Mt silver on nd 2O,155,9lG 2o,i720Ol Dec. oI,9i5
NS on hand 5ooa1c2 45Olos7 Dec 5a2175
Treasury vaults
%e 4 3 g o5s5 s5 2i29j? I Pc SIS
Net cash bal s2O4 3l3 492 s3OiG7G953 Inc. 1853 4Gi
The foreign exchanges dull and strong
Commercial bills were scarce. but the demand Tor
Remittance light. Rates were advanced
slightly. hut there was no material change IN
quotations for actual business Bankers bills
81 s6 and 81 IS II respectively for long and
short sterling French francs, Jl9 3-SajlS 81
and 516 7-SajlG IA; reichmarls, 81 1-Sa9j IA
and % 3-s.
In London British consols further declined Is
10 &C ll-l6 for money, and 3-lG 10 % Il for
the account. The Bank of England lost 81 5000
was unchanged at . 3-sa2 IL per cent Tor dis
counts, and at Ia per cent for daily balances
Bar silver declined Is 10 Add. an ounce. Amer
lean railway shares were dull and weak, closing
irregular At Paris French per cents advanced
81 confines to 95.2l IL. sight exchange on Lon
don being easier N 2j.20 J.? francs to the 9 scr-
Ing.
Application has been made 1T tie Stock EX-
change TO list the Seattle, Lake Shore and East
crn first mortgage per cent gold bonds, which
are guaranteed, principal and interest, by the
Northern Pacific Railroad. The earnings of the
company are steadily increasing.
The lIomcstake Mining Company declared its
usual monthly dividend for February. payable at
the Office of Lounsbery 4 Co.. Mills Building, On
March %. The transfer hooks will be closed five
days before that date
John McAnerney has been elected vcc-presi-
dent Of the Seventh National Bank Of New-YorS,
| in which institution he has been a director for
| some time.
The following securities sold auction the