New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-05

There were no transactions in State bonds
or city bank stocks, Continental sold ~ az
1873 ard First National of Staten Island t2o) ao
The general bond market more active, but
only at the expense OF values. Ere second con-
soils declined l-2 per cent TO i 6. The 81. LOUIS
and Southwestern issues were pressed for sale ana
they suffered losses of SIS and "a per cent. Inc
feature of the market. however, was the weak;
ness of the Texas Pacific issues which Tell ana
"a per cent tirsts closing at 81 Ia ana income
seconds at 20 l-2. The exceptional advances
were small and without special signlncance.
Reference is made TO full report of bond sales
The money market was disturbed In the after:
noon by the calling of loans in anticipation OF
heavy shipments to Boston. Rates at the otocE
although the last loan was at per cent the
demand had not been satisfied, and 10 per cent
was bid without finding supply.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges 1910. 1888, 495: balances. S0,T1 ,635
Tn Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S56,55l. The net loss on balance was
Ss21 249 made up by losses Of 81 IN Gu
included Receipts, S3,4l $3.50: payments: "a
237,5S4: resulting in a general balance Of Sis
$50 765, consisting of SI12, 745,219 coin and So
544346 currency
The Treasury bought 1853 900 ounces Of silver
bullion at prices ranging from 94S7 l-2 10 "
cents an ounce. The offerings were l,6S5,0o0
ounces but the prices Of those That were rejected
were not made public.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $lO3o62 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were SlO2,S37, The in
ternal revenue receipts S?19,O2O, ana Tue HIS
cellaneous receipts $751;
To.days Washington Treasury statement OF
cash an hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures Of the last previous statement as ioi-
lows: -
SCI sgs o. EsS B:s
Ss on h isSi'.n~s:' 5@ssls 1870 Inc 2ss227
Actual cash IN The
Treasury vaults
Scf ea 600 s14o e35 Inc 1929 95s
Deposits in bank. 1G,04730 I''''ollS Do'' -II,-o
Net cash s160 5000 $3.50 ees o67 Inc $3.50
The foreign exchanges were dun ana Ialiiy
steady. There no pressure Oh coihineIoi it
bills and only a moderate demand Tor remit remit
tance The arrivals Of gold amounted 70 heaIy
81 800, 900, but no large shipments were !tpoi s.
There was no material change IN quotations ior
actual business Bankers bills, ~ 80 la
81 so "a and 81 SO 3-4aS4 "a for long ana SLOT
sterling respectively: French francs 5.25 81 ana
52l l-4aj2l rs; reichmarks, "a By ana 20 -
In London British consols declined l-lo 70
"a 1915 for money, and 80 is for the account.
The Rank Of England lost &2l2,OO0 DulIioh on
balance, Withdrawn for shipment TO sou,n hm r,as
Ca. In the open market money was a UNI
easier at 1-4a5 SO per cent for discounts an i
2 10 per cent for daily balances India Councli
bills were allotted at a decline of 3-l6d per rupee
and bar silver further yielded l-8 10 AZ $50 an
ounce. The Stock Exchange markets were al
fected by the weakness Of the Continental boufres
but Anne rican railway shares closed ilrm IN tne
further fell 10 9472 1-2, sight exchange on Lon
don adva ncing to 25.22 francs to the sterling.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Speyer a.
Company for extending the California and Ore