New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-12

State bonds were neglected, and among city
bank stocks the only sale fftyseven shares OF
Tradesmen's at 100.
The general bond market was slightly more
active and the final changes were in the dlreotion
Of higher prices. Atchison incomes advanced 3-s
per cent to AZ rs. Northern Pacific consol os'
after touching 70, closed Ia per cent better at
rs "a Reading general As were strong at
small advance Reference Ia made to our full re-
port Of bond sales
Money on call was tri1e dearer at l-2a3 per
cent, but the supply ample, and the last
loans were below the lower rate. There was no
change in rates for time loans, although greater
ease was generally expected within a short Time
The Clearing House statement was as lono~s:
Exchanges, 81 o. ,013,27s; balances, S4,549,S6O,
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House Sl,136,572 Ios nru -oss on balance was
$7O3176, made UP BY losses of S57l 1913 coin ana
S3l SOB currency. The days operations included .
Receipts, S3,42l AGA; payments $4,l24,64o; re-
sulting In general balance of 81 43,559Sl4, con-
ssting of $125, ,o20 coin and Sls,Os2,7s4 cur
Tie United States Treasury at, Washington re-
ceived to-day $33o,69e National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s67I,39o, the inter
nal revenue receipts S49l,l53, and the miscel-
laneous receipts Sl1G,7l7.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement ., o. o.
the figures of the last previous statement as fol-
lows -
June TO- June IL. Differences
sd on md sssISIs55 RSs
Net on i Ssad 'en~et' 4Oel45a 421s2e3 Inc 1880
Actual cash in the
S of5Gcss 7s1 Ss Inc
Net cash b. sls7 oo5 400 sis7 $40 81 Inc $50 s5
The foreign exchanges were higher on scant
supply OF nercfandise and security pus. A. A.
D.. /roft QhOut
gold shipping point 10 engagements ior oat9r-
days steamers were made, Appended are the
revised quotations for actual business. Bankers
bills S4 So and 81 81 34a4 go for long and Short
sterling respectively French francs, 5.2l IA and
5ls ga reichmarks. 95 and 95 l-2.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank of England at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change In It's
minimum rate of discount which remains at per
cent In the week the bank gained ESQ, 900 bullion
and the proportion Of reserve TO liabilities was
| raised from 4435 TO 4606 per cent against q
decline from 42.67 TO IL in the corresponding
week last year, when its discount rate was un-
| changed at per cent. To-day the bank gained
100000 bullion on balance; At the London
Stock Exchange British cOnsols advanced 70 90 "a
| for money and 90 bic for the account The open
market rate for money reduced to ga per
| cent while bankers balances were unchanged at
at 1-2a2 per cent Bar silver was quoted steady
| at Al 5-8d. an ounce American railway shares
| were lower in the early dealings. but the closing
was strong and confident at smart recoveries. AT
|
| 05.S2 1-2, sight exchange on London falling To
1881 francs 10 the sterling. The weekly state
ment of the BaIilS of France showed increase oil
l0,O75. 900 francs gold and decrease of 025 900
| francs silver.
Vermilye g. Co. announce that the option to
extend the second mortgage bonds of the Pacific
| Railroad Of Missouri at per cent will expire
| on June 3D.
John H. Davis & Co. offer and commend lin
tied amount of the ) per cent gold so year bonds
| of the st. Paul City Railway Co.
s. V. White d Co. offer 10 investors desirable
list Of first mortgage railroad bonds: also choice
preferred cumulative @. and per cent com
mercal stocks Of long established and prosperous
| Industries. They offer To accept approved cou
pons, payable July next, in payment at their full
face value.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
| CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
| 1850 1880. 1871
Number OF miles. 754 931 03l
~s : june 4 j I s ss sss s.
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS.
| Number Of mfles..-... 40 40 470
First week In June S5O,223 $4,000 S72 COZ
LOUISVILLE. ST. LOUIS AND TEXAS.
Number OF niles. 10 l22 IL.
First week in June. 1920 $500 s772a
| MEXICAN CENTRAL.
$71'' :: , s'' !4:Sis# ssSs. is