New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-13

In State bonds there were sales OF Alabama,
class A, at l 90 ga, and Tennessee settlement 6s
at 1Ol. The sales in city bank stocks included
Ninth National t25) at 100 and Western National
(45) at 90 3-4G "a l-2.
The general bond market was only moderately
active and prices were irregular. AtchisOn issues
were in better demand, and the As rose Sd 10
70 IA and the incomes per cent to 90; HocE-
ing Valley IS advanced per cent TO 81. Rlcli-
lateral trust Us declined 81 to 81, and the IS
1-2 per cent to "a. Texas Pacific firsts fell 1-2
per cent 10 SO l2 Reference is made TO our
full report Of bond sales
The supply of money on call was Tree at : per
cent with exceptional loans at l-2 per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows ::
Exchanges $92725,l47 balances 1o S455'4ISS
House S4s3,743. Its net gain on balance since
yesterday was S1,279,302, made up by gains OF
$52j,43l coin and S75S,S7l currency The day S
operations included: Receipts, S7,9S5,326: pay
ments Sc, zoe, 024; resulting in general balance
of Sl4O,G44, 966 consisting of S113,372,06S coin
and So, OH ,09S currency.
There had been no offers Of silver to the Treas
ury up TO the regular hour and no purchases were
announced II is said that some offers were for
warded, but that they were delayed Ill trans
mission.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $l13,026 National bank notes for
| redemption.
| The customs receipts were S583oO7, the in
ternal revenue receipts sap ,O0l, and the misce-
laneOus receipts 81, OIL.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
i
| lows:
gold en- hand Asg & 4s ps 1n5
Xet silver io hand 5l5sies5 5i,ioo95a Inc. 1925
on hand ..'::.'.. n.soi.ol r,alss97 Dec. 45,77t
Actual cash in the
over outstanding
poe Sse3 at b,o POS os9 800 asI !2S Inc
oepO9''' In oink.' lsO1JsG5 1eGG2,'9o Inc. Goe,f-o
Net cash bals1s7 34s o54 sIs7 o93 1s Inc s044 7G4
iT11aPO nsr1co IL,
future DELIVERIES in the FOREIGN exchange market,
but rates, nevertheless were steady, with short
sterling trlfe higher Following are tie quota
tons for actual business Bankers bills "a IS 3-4
and 81 50 3-4aS4 81 for long and short sterling
respectively: French francs. 5?3 "a and $40 IS;
reichmarks, % 7-l6 and g3 7-I6
American railway shares were lower in the
IN London British consols declined l-lG for
money TO 06 l-l5, but were unchanged for the
account at 9C Is. The Bank of England lost
col 900 bullion on balance Bar silver was
steady at 4j I'D. an ounce. India Council bills
were allotted at decline of 5-32d per rupee.
at 3-Nal l-2 pei, cent for discounts. At Paris
the declining tendency in French 3 per cents
was resumed, the price falling 10 centmes to
05.l2 IL. Exchange on London 1926 IL.
Alcssrs. Blair d Co offer for sale $3.50, 900 city
Of Denver per ccnt public improvement bonds,
redecmabe after July !, 1901, and payable July
York. The total indebtedness Of the city of
Denver Including the present issue, with popu
lation of $4,000 Is 81 100000, half OF, which
Of taxable property is $4,000 900, which is
assessed oni;. for $GG,629,J 800.
The following securities others sold the
Real Es;lic Exchange and Auction Room, limited, by
q shafo Merchants Exchange National Bank $50 each.
III. , c. NJ,
4l7la. 49,
109 sbatc, NrW.Y0rk Latkawannt and Western Rail.
ro1d Co. 800 rach 1904.
100 shares Ncwl Cri Ncw-hhNeA and Hartford laIIod
Co. sfCr Zach. 127's.
10 shares PheiH Insurance Go Of Brooklyn. ESQ each,
1904
RAILROAD EARNINGS.