New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-30

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Among State issues there were small transac-
tons in Alabama, class b. a. lOG IA, and Louis-
ana cOnsol Is at %. The only sale OF city bank
stocks was Merchants 80. at .11G.
The general bond market was somewhat les
active, but the Zone was better. Most issues
advanced. and some special ones made gains Of
10 2 per cent Northern Paclli: consol - were
extremely active, but after touching G6 IA they
rose 10 So, complete recovery of tie loss suffered
yesterday. Chicago and Northern Paclilc iirsto
were only Ia per cent higher at q. OF Reading
incomes lrsts advanced Ia per cent TO 10 81
seconds were practically unchanged at 90 "a, and
thirds gained the fraction at 80 "a Reierenc"
is made fun report of bond sales, which
amounted 10 about II 100000.
Money on call remained n , per cent although
q small business was zone at and per cent.
The lower the closing ratio
The Clearing House statement was as follows ::
Exchanges, Sl21, s0J,l54 balances, $j,l7l ,sls.
The Sub-,Ircasury was debtor TO the Clearin:
House S4O9,4i5. Its net gain on balance was
1926, made up by gam OF s3O|, '|o IA
currency minus a loss OF S32S,OoO III CON INC
days operations included Receipts, $3,35 SOC
payments, S3,2l3,S70: resulting In a general
balance of $40 IL, 49,, consisting Of 81 ,O37
OIo coin and 81, s0j,4ll currency.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reported
silver bullion on hand to secure outstanding
certificates, at 766,52S ounces, decrease OF S'l3o
ounces. ~ . 1y,.l;,e,o.
received to-day Sl42,2 O4 National bank notes for
The custom, receipts were S3t0,l9 "a, the internal
revenue receipts S0J",4"f, an" '''' "i'N'''"''''
receipts S46,3i4. - ... -,
cash on hand and deposits In bank compare"
with the figures Of the last previous S'"'ehi'H'
as follows: ,,u.o
cod on nd sia Pc r. 'ssai2
Ne 's: o sa sst g. go 5. Ia 'S
Actual cash in the
vaults
oyer outstanding 800 20. -, o,,, s.-- IN,
I9 e. ''2t 81 $50 Dec Dec 'is 81
yt ca.h BAL sl44 978 $50 sIi5S3o "a Inc. s0l 30
The foreign exchanges were quiet and agaln
slehtly easier. Offerings OF bi!ls OF any KIM
were not large, but tie demand for rcmlttanc"
wa, ill smaller. Following are revised quo
tations fer actual Business; BANKERS DIS
S4 ~ -2 and 81 81 IL for long and short sterling
respectively: French francs, BIZ II ana ol3;
reichmarks. 81 3-s and g. rs
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors of the Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting made no change i'll It's minimum
rate OF discount. which remains at ) per cent In
the week the bank lost 81 900 ballion, and the
proportion Of reserve to liabilities WAS reduced
from 4j.4l - 44.91 per cent, against fall from
1904 20 3C.15 per cent in the CORES p0ndlnS
week last wear. when the discount rate IN
changed at 3 10 per cent. The bank to-day lost
c13O,OO0 bullion on balance, At the London
uc< Exchange British consols further advanced
in the early dealings, but closed unchanged at
= 1-1G for money and only shade higher al
% Is for the account. In the open market
money WAS dearor Il; ! 13-lhal rs per cent for
ii-coui's and l-?aa per cent for daily balances
Bar silver again l-S higher AT 20 Id. an
ounce American railway shares oDened dull and