New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13

State issues were neglected. and there were
no sales Of city bank stocks
The general bond market was neither actNc
NOR strong Atchison general 4s declined = per
cent to ~ and az seconds ll2 per cent to 599t
$40 Chicago and Northern Pacific hrsts were
dull and unchanged al 4l'2. ana Noi'heIn
Pacific nrsts coupon and registered. hrii at
lO4la and 1882 respectively. while consol ~ zen
, to 80 and at 32l closed with a loss OF per cent.
The variations in other issues were OF hi"e
consequence. and they were largest only IN IS
sues which are usually inactive. Phlladelphia
and Reading incomes were virtually hcSlec'eu'
but seconds closed !. per cent higher AT ~ al
though gneral mortgage As were the same lrac-
ton lower at 67ia. Reference is made to our
full report Of bond sales
Money on call was In abundant supply AZ
2a2h per cent and as usual lately the last price
was the lowest. F.,
The Clearing House statement was as fol-
lows: Exchanges $50. 3s2. sos: balances. $19oiidl
The Sub-Treasury was debtor To the Clearing
House $172O995. Its net gain on balance was
$40 7S9. made up by gain OF sSt-'4S. IN &c cur
rency minus a further small loss OF sZl,oS' III
coin To-day's operations covered Receipts,
g. S9S. $3.50: payments. S3,557.s41. resulting III
general balance Of $A,91l.SG4. consisting OF
s4S 7G9 11G coin and $62027S currency.
The United states Treasury at Washington
received to-day $55l52S National bank notes Tor
redemption. ooo,o -, +,
ternal revenue receipts s4O949i and the mis-
celaneous receipts, $12.yO2 .
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
"a Oh ON hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures of the last previous statement
as follows:
Oct H. oct. t.. Differences
Vet cold ON hand ss7 j33 9J6 $50 100 COS Dec s63i9is
sss . Ss%s On a Sf;sAf Rrs 30
Actual cash in the
Sef f $s C si9s $50 %; psc s &c sS
Net cash bal si19 1874 AS silo eo7 100 ssG,olc
It was an off day in foreign exchange, and
fInf nln q
lower The demand for remittance by the Sat
urday mail thus far has been small Follow
ing are quotations for actual business: Bank,
ers' bills. "a s2a4MN s3'4 and "a 80 Tor long ana
short sterling respectively: French francs, 52l1s
| d52lA. and 519asM51S%; reichmarks. $500
| "a 11-lG and 95$s.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors Of the Bank of England, at
their weekly meeting made no change in It's
| of1cial rate Of discount, which remains at per
| cent In the week the bank lost f3lG,OOO bullion,
| but the proportion of reserve 10 liabilities was
raised from 1852 TO 1850 per cent, against an
advance from 1.39 to Ala per cent in the cor
| responding week last year. when the discount
| rate was unchanged at per cent. AZ the
| London Stock Exchange British consols re-
| covered lie per cent TO 9S1s for money ana
| IS 3-lS for the account. In the open market
money was firm at 1is01% per cent for dis
counts and easy at about u per cent for daily
| balances Bar silver yielded further sd an
| ounce American railway shares were dull. and
| following the fluctuations in the home market
| closed with fractional conc essions. At Paris
| French 3 per cents rallied few centimes 10
| IS 49, sight exchange on London being unchanged
| at 25l9 francs to the sterling. The weekly
! statement Of the Bank of France showed
| decrease In specie or 4.95o,ooo francs gou ana
| 5,75,000 francs silver
The Toledo and Ohio Central Railway has
declared dividend Of IA per cent on the pre-
| ferred stock, payable October %.
The Detroit, Macknac and Marquette Rail-
road will pay per cent on the land grant
| bonds OF the company for interest for the
| six months ending September 80.
| RAILROAD EARNINGS.
| BALTIMORE AND OHIO SOUTHWESTERN
1891. 1902 1891
| Number OF niles 20 %, e.c 5sl s,o q,
| fus 10 oct -. 1.sgo,Tl ,0S3 0G5 ,0j1
| BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AID PITTSBURd
| Number OF miles , 49,. 20 sao5S'c sc, III
Tr~t week In OF. s6tt3p s1a,SiD So ~
| Jan. l Ia Oct. L.. -i-''f'' -'."'o'' -''o''"-'
| CHESAPEAKE AND ONO.
| Hur Of