New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-29

! U ScurGs 1s95...11O go. dis Col3-G5 1924 1l2'2
The business in State issues comprised an I'M
usual variety 1t included sales So OF Aa Somt5
! Carolina nOn-fundable 6s at II, ana tennessee
settlement IS at 67. The transactions IN the
| Alabama bonds were at full prices. Or city DahK
stocks, Fourth National sold t2OJ at III I-o,
gain of the fraction.
The general bond market was somewhat more
active at irregular prices. Richmond Terminal
collateral trust bonds rallied smarty skies per
cent to 80, and fvcs 4 per cent to 81. few
small advances were scored, but the general
movement of prices continued to be downward.
Chicago and Northern Pacific irss fell TO II per
cent 70 - IL. The Texas and Pacific issues
were weak, frsts declininS per cent 10 81 -
and seconds "a to % Wisconsin Central IN
comes lost per cent at 30. Reference Is nnaoe
Money on call was plentiful at ! l-2 and per
cent. although the market was slightly harder
because thfff hat was was the l1psG rae s
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, S9j,321 ,7s5; balances, Si'04S,6oO.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House S40s SAB. It's net gain on balance was
S164. SOL made up by gain OF S290,3S0 In com,
minus a loss of Si34,7s9 in currency, The days
oncrations included: Receipts, S2,533,66l pay
mcnts S2,360, go; resulting in a general balance
Of SI37I s3,772, consisting of Sill .s14,9GS coin
and So, 36s,sO4 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $24s,53 National bank notes for re-
"' The customs receipts were S33O,633, the in
ternal revenue receipts S337,370 ana the miScela-
npous receipts S2s,3lS
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
thp figures of the last previous statement as
follows: -
Net gold on sil3 s2 39s Inc Inc sS aso6
Ne on ssn enatr' slo7S lOeOoOsO Inc 1o9l1l05
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
OeVi Sc"tes s5s,712o slG4sl I'll Inc 81 S9s ss2
Deposits in bank. A'739,oo4 -toog,Io. D'' OO,,--,
Net cash bal ais 259 osa sss ssO77s Ince1O o2so0'
,Dcnct
The foreign exchanges were dull without othei
Ccature Short sterling bills were weak III con-
sequence of lower rates for money in London.
and sixty DAYS bills relatively frn. There was
no material change in quotations Tor actuai puSl-
ness which are appended bankers piile,
81 So 2 and 81 Sc l-2 for long and short sterling
respectively: French francs, 5.2i IA and 5lo "a;
reichmarIs, % and % 5-s. .,
In London British consols remained unchanged
al 90 IS for both money and the account. Inc
Bank Of England gained fll5,Go0 bullion on
balance In the open market money was easier
at j-S and ga per cent for discounts, a.
though n little deaTer at l-2 per cent Tor dailS
balances Bar silver was unchanged at 40 1850
an ounce. American railway shares decline,
until the closing dealings, when they made small
recoveres At Paris French 3 per cents Tell
ID centimes 10 9j.17 l-2.
The Central Trust Company of New-lorll and
the Franklin Trust Company of Brooklyn give
notice that they will receive subscriptions Tor
5000 600 Of the per cent cumulative preferred
stock of the DemoIest Publishing and Sewing
Machine Company, the whole OF the common stock
being retained by the present management ana
associates Of the company. The preferred STOCK
having naturally first lien, IL takes AL the
nrofts IN TO per cent before any dividend can
be- paid on the common stock. The subscription
books are now open, and will close on Augn''
10 earlier.