New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

The business in Stale issues was limited 10 small
sales Of Tennessee settlement IS at 20.
The railway bond market was quiet. bat gen
orally higher, although the principal advances
were made by special issues. LacrGe Gas hfSis
closed 3-S per cent higher at - 81, and Wabash
seconds recorded the same gain al 80 s. North
ern Pacific irsts were the fraction higher at
10 "a. On the other hand Atchison issues were
weak at fractional declines, and ST LOUIS. Ar
kansas and Texas frsts fell So per cent to
10 IS. Reference is made 10 our full report OF
bond sales.
Money was excessively easy at /? per cent;
The range was from TO > per cent, and toward
the end balances were offered at without de-
mand.
The Clearing House statement To-day wa, rs
follows: Exchanges S19,9Js,l26; balances,
$685. $50
The Sub-1reasury was debtor at the Clearing
House to-day S10:.43j. lis net loss on balance
on Saturday and to-day was S!J3.1l?, made mp
by loss OF $685., 800 coin, less gain of SiO3, ~
currency. The two days operations included ::
Receipts, SG,"o009S: payments. $7,l53,slO re
sultng in general balance Of Sl64.i4S,30i, con
sisting Of 81 js,0l2,14j coin and Sj,J31,'3S cur
rcncy.
Thc United States Treasury at WASHINGTON re
ccivcd to-day $jlG,ss0 National bank notes for
TcdPmpi lOu.
The customs receipts were S011.Oil. the in
tcrna revenue receipts S13j,lj!. and the misccl-
anoOus receipts SgO.011.
To-day's WASHINGTON Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
W. gold on hand ~ rs pee O''s! es
Set silver on ma ls9as'osl li'1s$h'5 Inc. @i'a9i
Nc on hand 'i''"p'' 4oiol2a o7oos Inc. 2o72''
Actual cash IN
vault.
over outstanding .,,. ceo
certificates rlG- = 40 t' 80 5 ~ Nv
Deposit, banks 993IG 9GS 23Os',@3l Dee. 2o'' 80
Net cash BAL. sioi iG5 25s sIs .iioGOi Dec si5G'7
The foreign exchanges were firm. and the al,
parent weakness in rates at the close OF last Wech
was supplantcd by a fresh demand, although there
was no mail before Wednesday There was no
substantial change In quotations for actual Dusl
ness as follows Bankers bills 81 - ana ~ - =
respectively for long and snort sterllnG; fIen'n
francs. j19 3-S and 5.l1 -; ieichmarks, 10 ~
and % -. =, $500, .o
I'm London British c0ns0s were weak anu MAZE
rally lower in the early dealings bul ram IIiS
closed practically unchanged at % 10 Tor potli
money and the 6rcOunt Inc SANK OF Eng 'h'"
lost f2l 3 200 bullion on balance In me outslue
market money was abundant at about per cent
for discounts and at TO ~ per cent lot uaiIN
balances Bar silver advanced the traction 10
as sd an ounce. American railway silaLca
opened fairly steady. but declined IN syinpa'hA
with the general movement which was causeu "
ruIOrs Of fresh disturbances IN SCUM AhicIiu'
The closing was without important rrcONeiie'.
at $3.50 SIGHT exchange on London pfIhs -
francs 10 the 6 sterling. Al l'erlin me VIZ
statement Of the Imperial BANK OF ueIln,,"S
showed an Increase III specie 0I lo'ou'ou' man
Subscriptions 10 the preferred s'och vi ~.
Thurler Whyland Company. bearing pr ''"'
cumulative dividends will he closet to-day !,
The Homcstallc Mining Company has dcclai hi
;,s nsual monthly dividend for December, paNao"
at the Office Of Lounsbery d Co.. NILS Duiains'