New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-25

State issues remained utterly neglected or
city banl, stocks Columbia sold 40 at 2'O and
The general bond market moderately
active, the reported transactions amounting 10
nearly Sl,o00,00o. With few exceptions prices
were somewhat lower. but in the main the closing
was dull and steady. Erie second consOs opened
at 63, but at 81 "a We're only IA per cent lower
than OH Saturday. There were, however, no
transact ions in them in the last hour. Chicago
and Erie ists fell per cent TO 80 on sales Of
$4,000 and incomes were neglected.; Northern
Pacific cOnsol IS were dull at q decline OF "a
per cent 10 A. but Chicago ana Northern racine
nrsts were the fraction better At SO -. Toledo.
ST. Louis and Kansas City frsts fell 8 per cent
10 81. and West Shore As were l.? per cent
lower at % -. The greatest activity was IN
Atchison Issues particularly i'll A seconds which
fell IS per cent to "a - and closed at their
lowest figures, while general ~ lost = per cent
at 741-o with final sale Of one bond at "a "a
Reference is made 10 our full rrport/of bond
Money on call continued to rule at per cent.
business was principally at the lower figure.
In the last hour the rate fell to 3, and at the close
balances were offered at per cent
The Clearing Iloise statement was a. follows ::
Exchanges. sci ,4s7, 7s4; balances, $3,Osl.516.
The sub treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House $I1s.s2s. Its net loss bn balance since
Friday was spa 49, made P by loss IS; OF sSo
The two days operations covered: Receipts, 3d.
$50, 900: payments. $6474.33?; resulting in a
general balance of $50, 0624sf. consisting of
SEC. 1880 coin and SI3,2s7,I0 o. currency.
The Treasnry Department refused offers Of
os6. 600 ounces of silver bullion at prices ranging
from 90 ~ TO 1870 cents an ounce
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day SI46.6s6 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were Si32.7Oj. the in
ternal revenue receipts SS2l "a ana the insect
laneOns receipts Ss4.OJ1.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows
July %: July %, ~ Dln: r., CO.
Net les sas 1eo.s7ee 1874 sas Dee co7 50,
yS Ss . nS@s on d ssi7isi cssss'7 Inc. .lsso1
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
sertiaCse. @ sl2ssso 200 sie. n5sls5 Inc sieS So
Deposits in bank Ieoaoass l.jss 'is Dee. 'Ol $40
Ne, cash bal Sis5oio7is sls5 OIL .o7s Dee. 5000
The foreign exchanges were dull and irregular.
The supply of commercial bills was very Limited,
and the offerings Of arbitrage drafts did NOT in
pean account. The market, indeed, was almost
devoid Of feature. and quotations for actuai
business were not materially changed Bankers'
bills, 81 81 3-iaS4 s2 and - SO 3-4aSl ior iuns
and short sterling respectively: French francs;
j.23 Is and $40 is: reichmarks, "a ia ana
- rs.
In London British consoIs further yielded 1-i6
IN % 81 for both money and the account. ne
Rank Of England gained c?s,000 bullion on bal
ance In the orcn market money was firm Mt
. per cent for discounts and easy al ~ per
cent for daily balances Bar silver was r;lw nn-
shares opened rather weak, and after a IernF
ally declined again and closed unsettled. Two
failures were announced. although the fortnighfv
Paris French : per cents declined few centimcs
90 os 81. sight exchange on London being ?,2o
lranis 10 the 9 sterling A.. ~.