New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

Among the State issues the business was lin
tied to $1,000 Tennessee settlement IS al lo2 -.
Vi The gS general en bond market lacked new or dis
tinctive features. The business was about
the recent scale and in sympathy with the strength
in stocks, prices were inclined to rally Atchlson
As advanced IL per cent to 80, and on small
transactions seconds class A. | 3-s per cent to
as l-2a46 IA. Chicago and Erie incomes were
unusually active and they closed - per cent
higher at So Reading issues were dull and prac-
tically unchanged Richmond Terminal IS RAJ
lied per cent to p, bur there We're no dealings
in them in the last hour. Reference is made 10
our full report Of bond sales. -,
Money on call was again dearer. The ruling
rate was Is per cent, but considerable Gv enines.
close there were large offerings at per cent, but
only in 5000 lots and at the same time small
loans were made at | 8 per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges. Sl12.279,251: balances, S4,0e2,s03.
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House Ss.3,o94. The business Of the
cudes receipts of S23,695, $50, and payments of
1917, leaving the general balance $751;
0i7756, against Ssi,763,l77 on June Q, an APP
parent eain> of S2.2s4,5ig. But deductinc from
the payments 5,455,ooo, and from the receipts
So $4,000 for items which affect only its ac-
count with the general Treasury, Its loss as
anecting the banks is S692,42l:
To-day's operations incll~ed Receipts, S4,.
7o4,7 2l; payments. S3,.l3,5yo, with balances OF
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day Sli3,174 National bank notes for
redemption. . -, .
ferna revenue receipts S42o,Ol9, ana IN" Ills
celaneous receipts $21,l6l.
To-lay's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on band and deposits in banks compares
with the figures of the last previous statement
as follows:
Ne. so ON hand e Inc
.r I'D 2 sss5 Dec Dec 1885 1885
Actual ca an in the
Treasury vaults
sertinca,es 5ss $50 sl?7 81 Dec. sS2s 3es
Deposits In bank. II ,o0os9S 7i.oS6 Inc iol43
NJ. cash O4o472 s139 $50 247 Dec. si52, 226
The foreign exchanges were quiet and extremely
irregular Commercial bills We're scarce, but the
supply Of bankers bills surpassed the demands
from all sources. Rates for sterling were specially
are revised quotations for actual business: Bank
rrs, bills. 81 SO 1-2aS4 50 and 81 s5aS4 So l-2 for
long and short sterling respectively: French
francs $40 5-sa5.2l IA and 5.1s l-sajlJ SIS
rcichmarks, % 5-sa94 ga and 81 l-4a95 3-s.
In London British consols were a trifle higher
at 90 l-l6 for money and 90 is for the account
In tie open market money was steady al IL
nor cent for discounts and easier at l-2a3-4 per
cent for daily balances. Bar silver remained un-
changed AT 80 led an ounce. American railway
shares were dull and irregular and III" closing
was heavy, but Otherwisn without feature. AZ
Paris French per cents Sold eX-lnter:st, at o7o5,
but afterward rose to 9s.57 l-2, sight exchange
IN IOndon falling 20 2516 1-2 francs 10 the
sterling. 49,. ,
rccu)ar monthly dividend Of l o cents per share
tSi2 5000. making S5,006,25o 10 date: and The
Daiy Mining Company has declared regular quar-
S.rly dividend of 20 cents per share 500, max