New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-19

hhis,Csi 5-a5 issiiiis liz
In State bonds the only sales were In Vir-
however. fetching 5G& at the close or cry
hank stocks Central National O4) sold at 10
and southern National 90 at 90
The sales in the general bond market amounted
10 81 o26. 900 par value In place Of the recent
good demand for investment securities. there
was a pressure upon the more speculative
kinds and the course Of prices. with few eX-
ceptionS was downward Chicago and Northern
Pacific frsts were active. and after touching
AZ closed with ii loss OF liz per cent at AZ
The courts have authorized the frst issue OF
receivers certificates. Atchison general ~ lost
| per cent at 70l, and the seconds, a. closed y
per cent lower at 1864. Rock Island extension 5i
were OF y per cent at 1917. Texas Pacihc
issues declined per cent. and St Louis South
western nrsts suffered the same loss AT 81.
Reading issues were comparatively quiet, but
the general As are down u at 10, ana the nrst
preference incomes are q per cent lower at 3lH.
Rio Grande Western frsts broke ~ per cent to
~ Chesapeake and Ohio general 4lzs declined
per cent to u. Kansas and Texas seconds
income fell 2. per cent TO 45i4. the iirsts sell
ing at 1873. I79iA. Louisville. Evansville and st.
Louis IS rose 2H per cent to 62A. and oregon
Railway and Navigation hrsts IA per cent 10
1861 Erie seconds cOnSos closed shade bet
ter Reference Is made to our full report Of
bond sales. .
Money on call was without new feature, ruling
at IL per cent, with exceptions at per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, N7775.693; balances. s5'S2l O62
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
Friday was sll7.SSl. made up by a gain OF 4l2-
9SS in currency. minus loss Of $295,lO7 In coin.
The two days operations covered Receipts,
Sc 254 104: payments, Sc 223 resulting In gen
eral balance Of $9l 2l041G consisting Of $G3 423-
4O3 coin and S27 .S87.OI3 currency.
Tie United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day $34l ,954 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were $290472. the inter
nal revenue receipts ss17.O35. and the misce-
laneous receipts. $4S0.057.
Tn.Ia WASHINGTON
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures or the last previous statement
as follows:
Ne, gold on hand ssaaSsoo sss s.. Dec ssoa s5s
Net legal tenders on o- 49,
x hand silver on hand sss 1s
Actual cash In the
vaults
over outstanding
certificates so5 81 ns2 9tGs4 osa Dec $50 9Ga
Deposits In bank. ll,iG5.'2O ll.427si2 Dec 35.aOs
Net cash bal g5 672 siOC Ii2 1916 Dec sss2 ST.
The foreign exchanges were strong but the
advance was not sufficient to Justify gold ex-
ports by to-morrow's German steamer That will
he the last steamer this week on which the
precious metal would probably CO. There con-
tinues to be a pronounced demand for mercantile
and bankers remttances. Sterling drafts are
exchange ruled a shade higher Following are
revised quotations for actual business: Bankers
bills 81 S4h@$ SIS and 81 S76A s7k for long and
short sterling respectively; French francs. 4 1884,
@51s% and 517h@516%; reichsmarks. S5@s5H
and 95%@95H
In London British consols were UNCHANGED n
90 LIS for money and liz lower at Ss Sic for