New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30

esis sss So goo So S SS Dec Dec sss
Total reserve $50 302 500 s9i a42 Dec s5ilo,9oo
against against deposits e7.0ioo5o e5.5i'275 Dec. 2o7475o
s,,n,rs -, a5G,55O isol G75 Dec. sso45,l5o
The Clearing House statement was as follows
For to:day-Xchanses Sg pai s,S
$685. balances, S27,35f,O'9
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market was fcverishlv irregular
throughout the two hours Of business. ~ the
opening there was some excitement Ill 'h'raso
Gas and General Electric The iirst-naIned stock
began at various prices between "a and Al AMI
touching 40 gradually re'ained the loss, pui
again sagged of per cent or more ana closer
ouet at AZ J-s comparative decline OF j.
per cent. The reason for tn, movement was thc
virtually official confession thar the payment "i
dividends is likely IN be suspended. IL was r.
ported moreover. that an issue of bonds had been
made with which To Fay for additions to the plant
in the last year General Electro opened ~ ~
hut Immediately rOs, TO 80. ana then n'caa"e
stcader although naturally feverisl around ~
Closing at this figure it showed "A gain from the
closing yesterday Of IL per cent. II" puolc1-
ton of the bank statement ought TO have han
favorable effect because the showing was less
unhappy than had hecn expected. sharp de-
cline in Sugar Refining stock, however. became
predominant Influence. ana the closing ecn.IamH
was weak. Sugar Refining ended at practically
its lowest point with loss of over per cent
As group, the Granger shares were depressed, and
their final losses Were from Is III N. raul 10
9 l-2 per cent in Rock Island. In general. the
declines We're from 10 IL per cent.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
The transactions in Government bonds were
limited to s., 900 coupon As AT 100. The market
was steady at unchanged quotations as follows:
L. S . 1891 BID Asked 1ss; e: NF"~'
continued at s.,ur.Gs Is3l'' ~ 90"
$$ e 49,; jS s i:;
Dis Col 3 G5 1S9i1lia 1l2
state issues were wholly neglected OF city
bank stocks Western National sold 100 AT 10y:
The general bond market was moderately active
ing to about s5a5,ooo at par value Erie second
consos rose | per cent TO 60. ana leNhs anu
Pacific hrsts 10 TO the price, but these were
the principal exceptions 10 the common movement
Atchison 4s were dull but per cent lower d,
to 30 IA. In both cases the declines were not
much more than loss of the advance made ye,ter,
day. Chicago and Northern lacihc iir'ts yinnei
| n small fraction TO 80 I-S, and single bond was
| sold at So, but Northern Pacific conso % closei
unchanged at 43 1-2, after early sales at a..
General Electric debenture o. fell J.: per ccn'
to 60 l-2 and the last sale was at a sharp con
| cession. Philadelphia and Reading issues were,
quiet, but first incomes at 81 sustained JOSS VI
| IL per cent. Richmond Terminal collateral
trust IS seemed TO be pressed for sale aud at IL
| closed with loss Of | - per cent Issues OF
| railroads in the Southwest were, depressed. ana
Wabash seconds Se Specially G nr"s
| the lowest for the day. Reference Is made 10
| our full report of bond sales
Rates for money on call were nominal, as
| usual on saturday, but few loans were made
| at 4 per cent
The Sub-Treasury was creditor at the Clearing
| House S0j,3l5.
| THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
| The receipts from customs reported from WASH
| noton to-day were S464.l from internal rev
| cnue S459,7O5 and from miscellaneous sources
| ca % The Treasury received S1G7 1922 Ma
tiOnal bank notes for redemption ana me receipts
| on this account for the week ended to-day
mounted IN Ss24478. To secure National bank
note circulation it holds Slsl,703,350 in these
| bonds e,,-o, ooo
Currency so1 o90
E Eour ppd ba cents extended at per cent 22oss3o
| Ronds depositcd for circulation during the weeH,
81 432 700; bonds held TO secure circuihioh Will
drawn -: National bank circulation out
| standing-currency notes, Sls2s29,lio; g0d notcs
| COO oo7 against which the Treasury holds S2O-
| asa 660 lepal-tender money for the redemption OIL
| surrendered circulation LIN ,o.
| In London British cOnsois were tribe lower
| M 0s "A for both money and the account Inc
Rank of England lost further Sos, 600 bullion on
balance. sold for export TO the United States
| The Bank advanced its price OF par golu 10
| ~ sbiIings In the open market money was
Arm at . Der cent for discounts, ana 1-2a3-4 per
cent for daily balances. Bar silver rem NM; S
| unchanged at 32 I'D. an ounce. American ral
! ,yav shares opened irregular, ana. after In ~,
| tioIol recovery closed weak and dropping Ih'
trading was so light that the variations pOsscs.u
| little significance. At Paris French per cn
| again rallied few centm's 10 9'.', l., ''s"'
| exchange on London remaining unchahecu.
| of city bank stocks, together WIN 'hei' P'
| <ba late