New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-26
hid. Asked .

Stat. bonds were neglected. except for r"lf'
Of Alal anna currency funded As at % - IN
city bank stocks. sales were Hiane OF 'a'iN W
Commerce go at 1870. Bank OF the Stale OF 'r"-
York ~ at ZIG u ana western ""'io"' 'V'
at 1872. ,,u Dan, stronc
in tone Chicago and Erie incomes rose per
cent 10 so ga Oh fair volume OF business business,
Toledo. St Louis and Kansas City lists advanced
Is per cent to II Is. speculative move
ment in St. Louis and Southwestern carried me
to 20 Ia northern Pacific consols 81 %', r.,
5-s per cent higher at -. reference Is maze 70
our full report Of bond sales.
Money on call was firm al - per
cent The aforementioned figure might be called
the prevailing rate.
The Clearing llouse statement was a. g. iS9ws;
The Sub-Tfeasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S463,474 It's net loss on balance since
Friday was S26,6jo, made up by los OF 81 o.,
1863 in currency, less gain OF H 4s; p tn
ccipts S9,677, e52 payments, S1.!O4,6O2: re-
suting In general balance OF 81 ss,s",,t"'
consisting of Sloo,G75,s34 coin and Sis'ilo'-
636 currency. ana ooo
The Treasury, out OF offerings OF $4,000
ounces, purchased 10000 ounces OF silver oui-
lion at $3.50 This completes the quota re,
ouired to be bought for the month OF July, ana
offers will not be considered until neNf MONDAY.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion on hand, 10 redeem outstanding
certificates. TO the amount Of 2,O37,l7o ounces
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day $2l7647 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were sl:o27, os5, the In
ternal revenue receipts S9l 1862 aud the mscel-
laneons receipts gj4, 8S6
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement ~ fol
lows:
az g. "a 81 e
NJ NJ 1n epal tenders
N on haze ssad '"o' '. s's.712 ss2isisIno 'sscOi
Actual cash in the
s,sa n,a 81 81 51s s2s I"s :Sqls
Net cash bal 1913 81 Cls $3.50 500 7lo Inc s62oIol
Foreign exchange firm in tone, but busi-
ness was dull. The market was Quotaby higner
by a shade: Appended are the quotations Tor
actual business: Bankers bills. ~ y. ana
ga SO Ia for long and short sterling, respectively
French francs. 5.l7 l-?a5.lG rs and Bis; reich
marks, 05 80 and % "a.
In London British consols were firm ma at 06 l5-lG
for both money and the account. The Bank OF
England gained CT 900 bullion on balance. In
the open market money ruled easy at previously
per ounce. American railway shares were irr"gn-
lar, but the closing firm at some recoveries.
At Paris French 3 per cents advanced liz
centimes e. 9s.42 l-2, and sight exchange on
London was quoted at 2J.lj IL francs 10 the 1
sterling.
Holders OF receipts for first mortgage bonds Of
the EllZaDrthtOWD, Lexington ana BlI SanUy
Railroad Company are informed that the reor-
uanized . per cent bonds guaranteed by the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company are now
ready for delivery az the Office OF DreXel, Nor
gan & Co., and Of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company on surrender Of their receipts
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST PAUL.
1880. 1891. 1892
Number 81 miles. 1878 go b72i
Third week In July. $40 30l 500 Ju@ $685. Ots
Jan. ! July 81 ~.. 1S052.0 1883 Git iG 6oi $50
Nnmber OF miles 12l Iol
Third IL Jrly.... s0cSi 1885, si2O77
Jan. ] July 81 POI .99t 264.67i 34i S23
MILWAUKEE AND NORTHERN.
Number OF miles. 303 1862 81.
Third July. 9304l3 s3t,77a sS3 ~
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Number Of mies. 1881 tI92 t33o
Jan. to July 2l.-.. ,263.097 II oeo535 u.755,4l