New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-15

comes, which fell from Is - per c',n. a ce
seconds 50, and thirds 4s IL? other deci,hics
wcrc fractional and gencray sight. On the o.nel
hand Edison Electric Illuminating a. ~ MSS
national and Great Northern hrsts gained per
cent at lI2 and seconds l.? AZ ~ i'eieicno0 10
Made to our fall report OF bond saIee' ,or cont
Money on call continued IL RUE al - pei Sc'r "
Exceptionally few loans were maze al
and III. closed balances were loaned az -a% -
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges Sl4O.s7s.G7l balances. 5000 ;.ls;
The Sub-l'rcasrry was debtor 10 the Cicarlng
Iousr SlOJ4g61. lis net loss on balance was
S7?7.IlI. made up by loss of Sl.?6l $50 IN
coin less gain Of Sj34.34i in currcncr INC
dav'- operations included Receipts. $3.50;
payments. S4.360,s2s: resulting IN genera oa!,
coin and 81 ,92G,66S currency. go =:
The United States Treasury NJ Washington re-
ccivcd to-day $2s3,sO0 National oanK notes io'
The customs receipts were Sls5.4i2. the in
tcfna revenge receipts $o65.'69 and the mislci-
ro.day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in banks compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
Net gold on n'S slosSCdss Dec. ssOai'7o
S: IKEA .. i'd s5s 1sSsi E B.
Actual cash IN the
1r",sury vaults
90 90 80; '3 Ssi Rse ',soSocS
~, ca.h ball 81 p 65l 800 sao $50 Inc s2so'50
The foreign exchanges were strong and again
higher Tie supply of either security or mer,
chandise bill. was light, while there was eo9di
demand for remittance The shipments OF gold
tomorrow WIN he 81 800, OO0 but much larger
ones by Saturdays steamers were generally con
sidcred pl obablr Annexed are revised quotations.
for actual business: Bankers bills, - :" "a
and 81 IS l-4a3i ~ IL for long and short stcr-
| I'm ,.nl, 81 ID
rcichmaIks o. 3-saoj 81.
In London British consos rallied 3-i6 TO % 7-s
The Bank of England lost IL osoOo bullion ON
balance shipments OF GOLD TO South America
amounting 10 clsO.GO0 In the open market
money was reported lirncr, but rates for daily
balances were unchanged at 3-4al per cent. Bar
silver remained steady ~ rs 81 Tod an ounce
American raj way shares were quiet but strong
and at the close only slight conoc.sl0 Ions were al
lowed. At Paris French per cents further adj
vancrd q few centimeS 70 $3.50. sight exchange
on London being y centime higher at 2jl5 -
francs TO the . sterling.
At the regular weekly sale Of stocks and bonds
by r. Y. llarnett a Co. the following were sold :
8. tby order Of e s,C, G,cb %,
share Ys,@an' MAI %atOa@ E%ak ' . ssIn iG ao
's ss,,.. N;r T Tc Co., so .ss g.
90 share. Alabama Mineral LSaa co. 500 each. ST.
share xeT wy Ssa' Law " i%.'si- $50
81 900 wab aEo' st. u Louis %S aud PasaS railway
ner cent purchase mote. secured BY mortgage on
lands in Burlington. Iowa due September l. 1900 In
teIest March and september l. 81. $3.50
100 shares Kings County Elevated Railway Co.. 800
10 shares Thurber Whvlnd Co. common. 500 each. 30
; shares ThurhcrWhyan1 Co. preferred 500 each.
10 shares Yellow Pine Co. preferred. 800 each 10
shares rriNilc2e' 81.
i3 shares yellow Pin" Co preferred. 500 each. 90
| 30 shares CHARACTERIZATION Co. common. 500
| each. 81 =,
$50 600 international AMI Great Norhern Railroad 90
| second mortgage l. bonds due 1909 '2i4
80 shares Morris and FSscN Railroad CO.. $50 each loo
100 shatc- Merchants National Bank $50 ra'h. l1l
80 shares National PARK BANK. 800 9, h 3l6'<
so 600 Albany aud Snsquehanna Railroad Co, hrSi
mortgage per bonds due 1906; interest April and
| October. 1913. a.,
50 shares German American Bank. SO each. ia.