New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-21
Bid. Asked.

Among State issues the only sale was 81 900
North Carolina eonsol 4s at % * vi CITY
bank stocks Manhattan sold 6) at 81.
There was II better demand for railway bonds,
mt the final advances were only fractional. lie
transactions were confined to speculative ISSUES
'or the scarcity Of sound mortgages was more
inarkad 1than before. Richmond lermlhai ~
further advanced 3.s per cent to AZ 5-e. Mis-
vouri, Kansas and Texas seconds recovered rhe
.oss suffered yesterday by closing at 49, The
unior issues of the Philadelphia Company were
about l-2 per cent higher The market wasHtrong
if not active. Reference Is made to our Iun
report of bond sales.
Money Oh call ruled at l-2 per cent and no
new business was done at pei cent. although
renewals were made at that figure.
The Clearing House statement was aS follows.
Exchanges. Ss7, ,j2s; balances. $5,O5O,352:
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S7l1,520 It's net gain on balance was
Sl46,O16, made up by gain of Sl6s,2oS IN
currency minus loss of S22,192 in coin The
DAVIS operations included Receipts, SI,G92,4l
payments, $2.546,39j; resulting in general
balance Of 81 800, 0s4, consisting OF $lOO44S,-
35S coin and sis OBJ ,52s currency.
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces OF silver
bullion at $3.50 and $3.50 cents an ounce lhe
offers amounted to $4,000 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day $l37 ,G02 National bank notes for
redemption. .oo ..
nal revenue receipts S4feeoo, ana the nis'cH"-
neous receipts Sl39,354
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
gold on =! 5s'S s. g,
Net On 'e Sand. s1isso4 s.o'osO7 Inc o's's
Actual cash in the
Treasury yanl's
esrtaca,s ?55 1923 sl2s Inc sc2s 59s
! Deposits in bank 12ooS91O l2419l32 Dec ''o'o
Net cash tai sl37 s4 slss 1853 227 Inc s543 $40
There was little business in foreign exchange.
but rates were slightly easier. Following, are
quotations for actual business: Bankers bills,
81 81 and 81 80 for long and short sterling,
spectiveK; French francs: 5l7 l-2 and 5.l5;
reichmarks. SO 3-s and 05 81
In London British consols were unchanged at
90 rs for money and sc l5-l6 for the account.
The Bank of England gained f27.000 bullion on
balance. The open market rates for market
were unchanged, at about IS per cent for dis
counts and IL per cent for daily balances. India
Council bills were allotted at decline OF
with the same loss at 80 3-sd. an ounce. Amer
lean railway shares continued 10 droop, but the
market was dull rather than weak. and the clos
ing was at slight rally. At Paris French per
cents declined TO 1925. sight exchange on London
being 25l6 francs 10 the sterling.
The directors of the Blackwclls Durham To-
baccO Company have declared semi-annual
dividend of per cent.
At the annual election Of the stockholders of the
Lincoln Safe Deposit Company which was held
on July 10, these trustees were elected Thomas
T.. James, Alfred Van Snntvoord, William r.
Grace. Noah Davis, ": G. d. Borden. F. w. Van
| p Harrington, Samuel larton and Percival Kuhne
At meeting OF the trustees held on Tuesday these
officers were elected President Thomas L. James
vice president, Alfred Van Santvoord: secretary.
John r. Van Wormer.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company announces
the regular monthly dividend Of so cents share.
payable on July 80 BY Lounsbery & Co.. Mills
Building