New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-05

In state bonds there were sales of North Caro-,
lima 6s OF 1919 at 1928 1-2. The only sale OF
bank stocks was Western National 800 at 90.
The transactions in general bonds were slightly
larger than on Yesterday but under the volume
OF the daily average last week Inc prevallhg
tendency was downward. Kansas and Texas sec,
ends fell 7-S per TO sc and Richmond terminal
collateral IS off "a at 80; Atch!son IN
comes were pressed for sale and closed 5-o per
cent lower at AS IA. There was gam OF 5-S
per cent in Kansas and Texas As at - "a and
Chesapeake and Ohio consolidated 5S were SO
better at 9S IS. Reference is made to our full
report of bond sales
Money call was excessively easy, ana quota
tions were 2a1 1-2 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was follows
Exchanges, STA, 343,027 balances, S4,417,4l6:
The Sub-ireasury WIS debtor to the Clearing
House S497,5 1874 Its net gain on balance since
Yesterday was $517,175, made up by a gain of
SG73,74l currency, less q loss of Sl5G,j66 coin.
The DAVIS operations included: Receipts, $50, I23-
326 payments, S2,606,151; resulting in gen.
eral balance of $685. ~ ,945, consisting Of $ll2,
222,45O coin and S25, $3.50 95 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $192,142 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S266,123, the in
ternal revenue receipts $l96,666, and the miscel-
laneous receipts Sll9,451.
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
Ne. gold on Aqg s 4qs oo 1nc sassa
Net Silver hand 84,o7e,Sl9 8S,slo,79o Dec. 2s652S
NC on hand -':i 1O,8ss4O8 1O,s2O74e Dec. 5l2ess
Actual cash in the
certificates .,~S1oG ID s1e5 $40 OIL Dec. ss6749
Deposits in bank 2l.5SS,e96 2O,Ss6l6S Dec. 7O241S
Net cash bal s1s7 e14 Ss7 s1s0 IA Decs1 so2l8
The foreign exchange market was noted for a
light demand and freer offering of commercial
bills Sterling rates were reduced again IA cent
TO the c, and French francs were easier. Follow
ing the revised quotations for actual business
Bankers bills 81 s4 IA and 81 Sc for long and
short sterling respectively; French francs, $40 1-2
and 520a5.1 3-S reichmarks, % 7-s and % 9-1G.
In London British cOneOls opened after the bank
holiday, 1-l6 better at 90 1916 for both money
and the account. The Bank Of England gained
5000 bullion on balance. The open market
rates for money were unchanged at 1-2a1 SIS
per cent for discounts and steady Mt 12 per cent
for daily balances. American railway shares opened
about b On PAR with the prices made yeserday
later small recesSions were made. Bar silver
was shade frmer at as l-Sd an ounce. The
weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows an increase In specie Of 100000
marks. At Paris French per cents stronger
at 90 francs. Exchange on London was quoted
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
1889 1890. 1891.
ss%$'' : s IS s$sS
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS.
S SS%$;' : : %S s. q e
CHICAGO, 'MILwAUKE AND ST. PAUL.
$$#$;, Z T e. ssia; s5s
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
S S$%$s' z 5 %;, ssI
LOUISVILLE. ST. LOUIS AND TEXAS
ss%S'' : : e.; %IS o5f
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
S$%%'' AZ s S
MILWAUKEE, AND NORTHERN.
Ss%$' a. a $s e
MILWAUKEE. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN
Forth week in July. ,sll 2oS5a si2o,O4a s12s7s7
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
5sS = Gsy sssss5 s. s
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE.
S$%i'' 2 f.; %5S, 81 ss
CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
Jan i to july 81 " sso7 sos 7,S55qqqq4422
MOBILE AND OHIO
hSn4 q Of July 81 ss5S9s s ts
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE From NEW YORK.
is.s a. .s Ssss 5sss ~
y EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London. Aug. T.. 4 p. m.-New. York. PENNSYLVANIA
- IL: Erie. Il 10; Mexican ordinary, 81 3-s ST.
Paul common, IA 1-o
Money. / 2 per cent.
short and three months bills Is f291 SIS per cent.
Paris Sdyfs g%9ts per cent ntr at % francs
rs centimes for checks.