New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-16

The State issues were practically neglected.
OF city bank stocks State sold 100 at ll3 -.
The increased activity in the general noha
market tended 10 prove the poverty OF the oher-
inqs There was little business except in strictly
speculative issues. Tie prominent featnrr OF me
trading was the strength Of the junior issues OF
the Philade phia and Reading Company. AS
rule they closed at their highest points, aithoI2h
their final gains were merely irac,onaib ns
were neither uniform nor significant hchmond
Terminal Is early advanced IA per cent TO
a. Ia, but in the last hour the SIS fell 81 per
cent to f9I Reference is made TO our full
Money on cali ruled at per cent, but con,
siderable business was done at IL per cent, ana
that was the closing rate.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, 500 ,5oo,sso balances, $6,3lS,79l
The Sab-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House $1,4l4,13e. The business OF the
Sub Treasury for the week ending tonight ID,
oludcs receipts Of Sl7,e72,O56, and payments OF
s2o,o:aso7, leaving the grpersl 9 1aIn Slis
parent loss Of So, 052,s5l. But deductinS from
the payments $2,o3G,Ooo and from the rcceipte
g., sss 900 for items which affect only its ac-
counts with the general Treasury. its loss as
affecting the banks is only SlG00,s5l, and this
result includes payments of $4ls,oSS Tor pur-
chased bonds.
o06, 1855; payments, $3,0sG.557: with balances
Of 299s2 ,O34 coin and Sls.44079s currency.
The Treasury bought 4sl 900 ounces Of silver
bullion az prices ranging from 1870 TO s133 cents
an ounce. The offerings were $4,000 ounces
The Mcrcntile Safe Deposit Company Of this city
reported silver bullion hand to secure outstand
ing certificates at 2,0S7, POS ounces, decrease OF
2,993 ounces
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $26S,SlS National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s6o2s5l the inter
nal revenue receipts S562,j94, and the miscella
neous receipts S25,S95.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows :
Ne. gold on hand H s III. 3 Inc, Dl:.,
Net Silver 90 hid. $3.50 1863 3G6 Inc. 0,70i
Nc On D~ 1O:o,Ios lOssslIo Dec. rzel,
Actual 4s:a. ;,;h I I. re
D.s ( bank Ssss s ;s5s Ias ss
Net cash bal s3s 5935i2 slas 0i9.O72 Inc. 1925 $50
The foreign exchanges were dull and easier.
The supply of bills was ADEQUATE to prevent
further shipments, of geld Following, are quota:
tions for actual business Bankers bills, - 81
;eiFsIs S.s reichmarks, G5 80 and % 3d. w
In Loodon British copsos further advanced
is TO 90 1915 for money and were unchanged
at tlf same PRICE for the account The Bank
Of England gained fls,000 bullion balance.
In the open market money firm at 7-sal per
cent for discounts apd abundant at l.? per cent
higher at 80 3-4d. an ounce. American railway
shares declined until the last hour. when there
was slight rally. At Paris French per cents
sold az ss.31 Ia, but closed AZ 9s.5j Sight
exchange on London declined 10 23l6 IL francs
TO the sterling. The weekly statement Of the
Rank Of FI.pcc showed an increase of 1929. 600
francs gold and decrease Of $4,000 france
silver.
Subscriptions TO the stock Of the Michigan-Pc-
ninsular Car Company indicated the success OF
the scheme.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
u.. - 1890 1891, 1892 ,so