New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-30

State ISSUES continued to b" neglected. vi
city bank stocks Iradcsmen's sold t!jl al 90.
The general bond market was not more active
but the upward movement OF prices WAS con
tinued Erie second consol- were per cent
higher AZ - Atchson - further Gained th,
fraction at - Ia. and =" \ seconds closed -
r,r cent higher at - -. Tn" most active
bonds were the junior issues Of the Northern Pacic
Railroad Chicago and Northern Pacific irrtS
sold low as ~ "a, bur with rally To- A.
closed l.? per cent higher. while Northern
Tacific consol Is. which were even more active.
gained ! per cent at - 81. The feature of the
market, however. WAS the strength OF the PhIla-
delphia and Reading ISSUES On small transactions
general Is rose, E. - per cent 10 81 IA, and anon"
the income bonds the final advances ranged from
. Ia 10 "a per cent. The largest gam was
recorded Ivy the first incomes. The upward move
ncnt was universal if not uniform. Reference
is made to our full report Of bond sales.
Money on call was somewhat easier the high
est rate being per cent; The business AT :; per
cent was so large that the ruling rat" about
midway of the extreme figures. The last loans
We're made at per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges scr, 3IG.31l balances, S3.IGO.4Gl
The Sub-Trcasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House SOL, 264. Its net loss on balance was
S67O,j23 made up by losses Of Sl4,J21 in cur
rencv and SG5G2O2 in coin. The days operations
covered Receipts, Sl,74G,sG9; payments, 81
AZ, 1902: resulting in general balance Of S59,f24
OO5, consisting Of $5l $4,000 coin and $685.
The counter offer Of 1915 cents an ounce re
suited in the purchase by the Treasury OF 345, 900
ounces of silver bullion The deposits held by the
Mercantile Deposit Company, Of this city, were
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day National bank notes Tor
redemption
The customs receipts were S?02,99s, the in
,ernal revenue receipts 81 sj,sjd, and the mscel-
laneOus receipts 1850.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compare
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Avg %. Aug. %. Differences.
Net gold hand s9s 9so,2i7 sS7,6sJia Dec sO75 9oa
Net legal tenders ,,o.,o-a ,,s,- 90, IN,
Net {" . E'"' on hand siSa 'sa R I%s 49,
Actual cash in the
over Outstanding
certificates ,gIs sI!s.oas2i7 Dee 1891 900
Deposits in bank. l2,Go1,27o 12.1S79o' Inc l3o'G
Net cash hal sl2sss 40, si27 2Ie Dee. sio7 ESQ
The foreign exchanges were weak on London
and firm Continental points. The rate Of
sterling exchange at Paris was slightly easier and
IN direct consequence rates here on Par3 ana
Berlin were firm. The business was not large and
the principal demand came from recent importers
of gold Following are Gnol quotations for
and 81 50 3-4aS4 Sc for long and short sterling
respectively French francs, 90 g and ) 30 5-s
reichlnarks % ,sa04 IA anil % Is.
III London British cOnsols rose u per cent
TO- % llG for money and ZIG to the same price
for the account The Bank OF London gained
e123,OOO bullion on balance. In the open market
money again was easier at per cent for discounts
Bar silver remained unchanged at 34d an ounce
American railway shares advanced steadily, but
the transactions in them were not large. Ger
tiGcates were scarce but the short interest evil
was per cent, but il Ill aftcrward 20 :? per
cent The fOrtnightly statement will be com
plcted without difficulty. At Paris French 3 per
cents yielded 10 confines to osl7 i-2, sight ex-