New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24

CT city bank stocks Fourth gold VI at l0C' ana
Western National 800 at 100; u,o g.,
ported transaetiors amounted to $Iss7,,
900 AZ par value bnt of tins erlonnt CnicaSo
and Northern Pacific irsts and Northern facin
consol - furnished over 81 100000. The lIrs'5
fcll 10 80 81 and at &c, suffered loss OF :
per cent, and the consOl -, inter sales at -
rallied to 26 3-o, and at - II closgI 11 H.
Der cent lower than they did Yesterday ne
late rally appeared 10 b" due largely 10 III" VIII,
Jrawal of Sj7s 900 consOl S. which were OF
tered al public auction. II was evident that
,bn boidorr urrferred the Stock Exchange as the
most available market. In the general ISi
Atchison As advanced "a per cent 10 og ', a,,.
"A' seconds per cent to So reference y '''"'
TO our full report Of bond.sai's =,
Money on call ruled AT per cent In me Iast
hour when demands had been satisfied Inc rae
fell TO per cent. .. 49, to,lo,,.s .
Exchanges. SG3,s17.574 balances, S3.9lg,s14.
The Sub-Trasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S62e2 IT. net loss On " aGn in c M1.
Snnry and S57l 7Vl in coin The days opera
tons covered: Receipts, $i.soS,4 4s payments;
So sos 900; resulting III genera p'a ain and
$50, s.201, consisting OF S'o'ol''ooo oo'i "'"
T%e Treasury fixed the price Of silver bullion
ot 1926 cents an ounce, ana ryc"u oheis u
63g;o oun Ss,trs Treasury at Washington re-
oo;,nJ todav SI0,063 National bank notes Tor
cstoms receipts were 1914 -? the internal
revenue e Gu" receipts s3i2,O4 and the miscellaneous
receipts 81 llsl. ,ruo.s,,, sto,emcn. nj
GOSH ON hand and deposits i'll banks compares
Nth the figures OF the last previous statement as
follows:
him, avg ,, $3.50 30 3 Aas o2s D,r ii
N's ea f Ss"a @P' s Sts Rsc sSS5
Treasury vaults
pen Ing 1T Ssn y a
NJ. cash hal si27 cas- 5ae si2oco7si7 Dee. $3.50 7oG
The foreign exchanges were influenced more ny
the rates for money than the premium on cui
rcncy Gold sold at .4al ~ ,or rPot r ai arrivai
delivery and per cent was offered Tor arris az
next week Early in the day the market was
weak, but il closed at a rally OF about ~ ctnr
to the sterling. Following are h quS Sas1 s4a
81 ~ Ia and "a sc 1-4a$4 SO u Tor long "l',
short sterling respectively French francs Pa ~
a523 "a and 81 1-4aj.2O 3-s; reie"'nai" No.
In London British consols declined Lie to % ~
for money and 81 ll-l6 for the account. NV
Bank of England gained f2l9,ooo pui', nn y" ~,
balance In the open market money was lr' az d.
IL Der cent for discount and Las per gen,
for bankers balances Bar silver auNaI ice,'
further Is to "a Esd an ounce Ame iii,
other features. At Paris French per cents
opened strong, bat from the highest point ue"Iln
90 I-2 centimes 10 09.l7 l-2. Sight exchange WI
London was slightly easier at 25.33 IL francs u
the = sterling. :.
The chairman of the general mortgage ana IN
come hondholdcrs' committees OF the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company announce thaI
holders Of many millions % the securities in,N
already responded 10 the first circular. and that
immediately after the issuance of that circular
the lease Of the Lehgh Valley with the leading
was abrogatcd. and it is now important thar I'M.
mediate steps be taken 10 prevent the settlement
Of claims under that lease, and 10 secure repre-
scntation in the management Of the property. 10
This end the holders Of general mortgage income
bonds and stock are requested 10 apply Tor the
committees second circular and 10 send their as
scnts forthwith 10 the Mercantile Trust Company
Of New-York, or to J. Edward Simmons, pres
dent of the Fourth National Eank, aud William