New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-11
rs do. 1891 reg 1coi. ~ [. s cures 1896. .112 -.
rs os 1891 cOn 1OOL $3.50 U.S.oUr.Gs1S97.. l1434
U.S.is lGOl reg .lltia 1I7l2 U.S.Cui 6sie!SlIa
U.S4si9O7 cou 1l09 III Cur.Gs 1893 100 "a;

The business in State bonds was limited to the
sale Of $500 Alabama, class 4, at 9S or city
bank stocks Fourth National sold 90 at III, and
Western National II o. at 81 1-2.
Railroad mortgage bonds seemed to be In de-
maUd. but the final changes were not large.
AtchisOn incomes recovered yesterdays loss, and
Oregon Improvement 5s rallied to 90. KeSdlns
first incomes were apparently strong at % Is.
Reference is made to full report of bond 81 les
The ruling rate for call money was l - per
cent. Early loans wero. made at 2 per cent but
this was the highest rate for the day.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, $94 ,432, 575; balances, S5,4j4,194.
The Sub-Treesury to-day was ,debD% to the
Clear ring House Sl,147,6S5. TIE buSlnesA Of the
Sub Treasury for the week ended Tonight in
cludes receipts OF Sl9,929,23l and payments OF
$21 O0s, 424 leaving the general balance at 5 3d.,
004,402, against 34,9S3,GS5 on July 3, show
ing an apparent loss Of 81 ,070,1o3. But deduct
ing from the payments So, $685. C0 and from the
receipts $3,020,0 600 for items which affect only
it's account with the General Treasury, its loss
as affecting the banks is S2,139193, but this
result includes the receipt of S205000 for payment
at other points To-day's operations included, ::
Receipts S4,1J0.376 payments, 81, 131 ,439: with
balances of 81 ,o04,755 coin and $21 ,909,737
currency.
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces of silver
bullion at prices ranging from S1.OO ga TO
81 90 81 l-2. The offerings mounted to 1.162,-
600 ounces but the prices of those that were
rejected were not made public The purchases
The Cntrd States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived 10 day S353,24s National bank notes for
| redemption.
The customs receipts were sj6s,7l7, the inter
nal revcnlc receipts s744,6so, and the miscel-
laneoIs reC-ipts $36,6l3
Today's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows
81: :,.s On s O$';f5S:
on hand c :..::.. a.5l829l ssl7.o7o Dec. 27Ool2
Actua cash in the
Treasury vaults
certificates l75 500 s153 600 ooo Inc 1888 400
Deposits in bank. 24'S96945 24o97 i25 Dec. 239 s2o
Net cash bal SIT 572 53s sl77 726 I47 Inc 5000
There change in the rates Of foreign en-
change. The shipments OF gold have reached an
end and a return movement is expected within n
short time. The following are the quotations for
actual business Bankers bills, "a 85a$4 s5 IA
and 81 81 for long and short sterling respectively
French francs $50 5-s and SIS 1-S; reichmar1s,
! 95 and 05 SIS
In London British consols fell IA per cent to
95 1916 for money and SIS To 96 for the account.
The Bank of England gained fl17,OOO bullion on
! balance. The open market rates for money were
practically unchanged at Is and Ia per cent
Tor discounts ,. Bar silver declined IA to As "a
shares eT I Sns sn5
closing was without substantial rally. At Paris
French per cents fell 70 o. 20 l-2, but quickly
rallied to 05.32 IL on the reduction In the rates
the sterling The weekly statement OF the Bank
of Germany showed an increase in specie Of l4O,-
! 600 marks.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
4; i,5
DENVER AND mo GRANDE.
s$a1'; 5 s L. si5 ss$ 5s$s$
LoUIsvrLLE. EEw.oRLEANs AND TEXAS.
KS%0; s. Ct mile; July; 1ss SO S
Jsn ] % July 7...... 1,27st0f l,225,932 16140Ol
MILWAUKEE, AED EoRrnERN
Number Of miles. sos 305 1892
Frat week IN July .... e2I,l05 e27,45 R35 90
| tsn 4 20 July 7........ 5c7.44s 70o.CTl sl24Q
MILWAUKEE,. LAKE SHORE AND WESTERN.
Number u s7l TIA
First week Ia Jpy..... S7ll30 s1S.9l9 s7s .22O
Jan. ~ July 7--.... 1,5ettsS 1SOO,5l LOIS 516
vHnELING AND LAKE HnIE.
Number Of mtes.... 1877 1t7 287
First week In 1u1Y..... $3.50 eloi47 eel 300
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AND sPHINGTIELD.
i N%RS'' week e % ii June sSSs % $3.50