New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09

State issues were entirely neglected. OF city
bank stocks, Commerce sold ~ at lso 81.
There improved demand for railway
bonds, ana in consequence prices rallied easily.
Atchison incomes advanced 3-S per cent 10 80 l-oa
80. All the junior issues OF the Reading Rail
road were active and higher, incomes rising from
IS 70 / Ia per cent. Richmond Terminal bonds
closed l-2 and per cent higher. The last
transactions were generally al the top figures.
Reference is made 10 our full report OF bond
sales.
Money on call was easier al per cent. Some
business, done at Z l-2 per ceHt, but the sup
ply Of funds was 30 large that the last loans
made at ~ per cent IL should not be over
looked that loans made on Friday extend 20 Mon
day.
he Clearing House statement was az follows:
Exchange, SlIS a0l, 1866 balances, So, 203,3j2.
The Sub1rcasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House $js7,244. The business Of the
s"de receipts or ss wtt S Snsa q"
81 5,40O719, leaving the general balance Sl20,-
ll4,,O3 against 81 6.44l .226 on July /. an APP
parent gain of S5,G7S,471. But dcducting from
the payments S2,l4s,ooo and from the receipts
~, $4,000 for items which affect only its ac-
c,nnts with the general Treasury. its loss as
affecting the banks is S3,2s0,523
TO-daSs operations included Receipts 49,
1914, ssl; payments. S?,763,062; with balances
Of S99,99s. "a coin and S20.llG.j3y currency
The Treasury bought 100000 ounces of silver
bullion st prices ranging from s7.47 TO $3.50
el7, 900 ounces Tie deposits in the Mercantile
Safe Deposit Company Of this city were un-
The United States Treasury at WASHINGTON
received to-day 81 $3.50 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts wcie $s73,7G7. the in
ternai revenue receipts S7jl.474. and the mis-
cellaneous receipts $J4, 06j.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on mana ana deposits IN banks compares with the
lgures OF the last previous statement as follows
vo, oo,, on hand al, IH'y IVY s. Differences;
Net silver nd. 4,7O.l0 4,4lJ2i3 Dec. 320 sl,1
Net legaiendcrs
on had ...... lo,so2,'2' s,7oo.s77 Dec. 1572 I.7
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding
&c tacat .si2G ssGos s125,ls2 SO Dec. 81 Csl $50
Deposits III bahh' IZ"-S'ol I22i1,227 Dec. GSi ga
cash bal 1870 sO3 sl37 427 77G Dec 20 3G O33
The foreign exchanges were lower on free
offerings II both security and merchandise bills
! The demand for repIittancc was light Following
are quotations for actual business Bankers bills
81 81 aud - 81 IA for long and short sterling
| respectively; French francs, SIG IS and
| 5.l5a5.l5 5-s; reichmarks, % 3-s and % rs
In London British consols rise 5-l6 70 80 1916
| for money, and IA to the saWe price for the
account The bullion balance Of the Bank of Eng
land unchanged. In the open MARKET money
was abundant al previous rates Bar silver raj
lied Lie to 80 1871 Cd. an ounce. American rail-
way shares advanced in spite OF occasional inter-
ruptions and closed at about the highest points,
At Paris French 3 per cents ros' 10 90 but AZ,
| 0Ssj closed only few cen,imes higher. Ex-
change on London again advanced 20 25.l7 IL
| francs - the sterling.
! Worden & Fanshaw. No. Wall-st. adver-