New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-28
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The business in State issues was limited 10 the
sale Of 81 900 South Carolina nOn-fundablc Is al
l l-2. There were no transactions in city bank
stocks.
and willie the movement Of prices was Influenced
by Gympathy with the speculation in shares, the
weakness was less marked Chicago ana Fast
Illinois general rs rose "a per cent 10 lob 3-4a
1O3 ID, and Elizabeth, Lexington and Big Sandy
frsts further gained IL per cent, closing AT %.
Another exception 70 the general movement was
furnished BIZ Louisville and Nashville unified
As, which, small purchases, advanced J.: per
cent TO 81 On the other hand, Atchison incomes
were pressed for sale, and they clDaed weak ~ their
lowest point, 50 2-i, final loss OF b per
cent Heading first incomes declined II per cent
to Il o. and third incomes 5-s per cent to 80 Ia
while general mortgage as were steady ut GA
81 Ia. Other declines rangcl from Ia 10 l-2
per cent Reference IS made to our iuH report OF
bond sales.
On account of the half-holiday. rates for money
ut the Stock Exchange were merely nominal. The
few loans that were made were at Liz per cent
on call.
The Clearing House statement was rs follows:
Exchanges, 81 O,932, Sj3; balances S1,022,11o
The Sub-Treosury debtor TO the Clearing
House SG32, -. The net loss on balance was
81 sj,456 made up by loss Of $302 400 In coin
less gain Of Sll5,04% in currency The day :
operations included Receipts, S2,002. 81; pay
mcnte S2,271 ,643; resulting in a general balance
Of $3.50 ,l23.127. consisting Of 81 l0s7O,4GG coin
and $19.252,6 GEL currency.
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reported
deposits of silver bullion, to secure outstanding
certificates, at 2,59S,3ij ounces. decrease Of
90. 81 ounces.
received to-day S27l 1913 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were S6l1 ,C3s, the internal
revenue rece pts S421,jCs, and the MISCELLANEOUS
To,day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
April 20. April o.. Differences.
N cS Saad sso7,asO o2LOOInc 1890
Actual Gosh in the
Trcasury vaults
Deposits in hank laoS27o9 l@iS7o7o Inc. lo5'27o
Ne. cash BAL sil 90, $40 sI4I .29i.43j Dec. saoli
The foreign exchanges were dull and firm with
out change in rates. Naturally, there were no
further engagements Of gold for shipment To-
Europe. Appended are quotations for actual
business Bankers bills, s. 81 IA and 81 ~ IL
for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs, ZIG rs anu 515 reichmarls, % 3-S and
9J j-S.
In London, British consols advanced Is to
90 ZIG for money. but Were unchanged at the
same price for the account. The Bank Of England
gained GGl 900 bullion on balance. In the open
market, money was abundant at l-sal IA per
cent for discounts. and l-2a3-4 per cent for
ottcd at an advance OF ICED. per rupee and bar
silver further rallied l-16 TO 80 7-Sd. an ounce.
American railway shares were weak and lower in
consequence partly OF the failure Of a j0bber in
Atchison securities. The closing was at the low
est figures. ~ Paris French 3 per cents opened
weak, but rallied few. confines to $500 The
weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank Of Germany
showed an increase in specie 1880, 900 marks.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN
1900 1891. 1892.
i SS7$i; {: t5 NIL
DETROIT. LANSING AND NORTHERN.
~ tpiIos 400 900