New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-19

-oderatc transactions IN Houth Carolina nh
undable Gs at = l.. or city bank stocks ca.
nerce sold l3sJ at 30. The sales AT auction wre
'i0t large, but ~ current prices.
small slirinlage III Inc business In RAILWAY
bonds was significant in view of the upwgd
movement OF prices. The reported TRANSACTIONS
Sere about Sl,sDJ,O00, against S3,O'0,OUO ycstr-
!ay hey were distributed among may
s,llcs that tie strength ~ the Inarnet vas
practically its only prominent feature. Nos-
FORK and Northern seconds rose Ii per cent
% 81, and the last price was the highest. Rib
.nOnd Terminal ISSUES were strong al advancpsOi
IA and u per cent. These were Affected pc
'tlnably by special causes NJ tine advances Ill
other lssues, although smaller, were more IN
pOrtant. Erie second consul rOs' is per cent
10 1913. Northern Pacific firsts were l.: per @elt
nlghcr, and cOnsO - Gained % per cent. ?hia-
depiia and Reading i>s;Ics were quiet, but srcWi
and third incomes gained small fraction. IS
4 RUE, Inc maj variations were fractional 81
yanc's. Reference IL made 10 our full report If
Money Oh call remained in excessive supply
The ruling late was II per cent, but towal
the close balances could not be placed AT
Fer cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follow:
Exchanges, Sljj.ij2G14; balances, S9,0l9,20'.
The Suh-Trcasury was debtor TO the ClrariIs
House 81 .l39,OOi. Its net gain on balance WIS
Sl,22O.71j. made up by gains of Sj5sl72 n
coin and S662,2 in currency. The days open
tons included Receipts. Sj,l2j,,Ss: paymcns,
&.9Oj,013 resulting III general balance If
Sl06459.15G, consisting Of so, j4G,SG1 coin ad
SS.9l2,sS9 currency.
The Treasury bought 10000 ounces Of 81
yer bullion AZ prices ranging from 81 Il - "a
"entS The offerings amounted 10 s.
900 ounces but the prices Of rejected On'S
were not made public. The Mercantile Sic
Deposit Company. Of this city, reported silvr
bullion on hand to secure outstanding certiiicats
at GSj, 902 ounces, u decrease of 30.Oj1 ounces
The United States Treasury AT Washington r
reivcd to-day S2si,d'3 National bank notes FIR
redemption.
The customs receipts We're s7oG.o7o the il
t"rnal revenue receipts S?74.Sji and the ms
ccllancous reccirts - l.GGs.
Today's WASHINGTON Treasury statement ,:
cash on hand and deposits in banks c,mpars
yvl,h the figures of the last previous statement Is
follows
gea on SO i" Coo pee O .sSc7d
xs . r'"e on ma s ss5;@, "a &c.
>ctual cash N The
IrelSury wants.
,t ing @ % 90 sls3 :!s 9 Pc sas1 =,
Net cash lal 81, IIo Ges s'Ai csicc' Doe ~ 20,
The foreign exchanges were dull. hnt strong,
although Their" WAS no guotill" change IN rates
The supply Of merchandise bills >cani AMI
the ordinary demand for rrmttircc may r suit in
shipments of gold on saturday Following ar
quotations for actual business: l'ankrr, bills
~ 80 Ia AMI ~ :; .'-4a>i - Ton long AMI
short sterling respectively; French franc.
jl6 1-saj1i 3-s: lechmarks. - Laos -
In London British con>ol, advanced lilo TO -
for money and o. Lie for In" account The hul-
lion balance of the Bank Of ENGLAND III
changed. In the open market money WAS "l>lT
AZ about :i-s per for ds cunts. and dc idc iy
lower at II per cent fer duiy balances. India
Council bills were allotted N an advance of ! J?l
per rupee. and bar silver responded with an al
vance of Is TO rs 3-sd. an ounce American
railway shares were depressed in the early deal
inqs but they rallied quickly. and the closing
was strong and almost huoyant. NJ Pans II"rch
:; per cents closed Il few ccntim'S lower al !..1n.
siQlt cNcharccs on London being 4 llttlc higher
at ?j.1l francs 10 the sterling
The committee appointed g. res lust tI" Affairs
of the Central Railroad ana banking Company Of
Georgia announced that they have formulated "A
plan Of reorganization which has been approved
Ivy the directors of the COMPANY, the receiver an
holders Copies of the plan may b" had ~ th"
Office Of the Mercantile Trust company, which has
been appointed depository OF the securities pend
ing the rcoignniI trn. aud 81 III" chairman, II Ii
IIollin~ No |, Wrll-S'.
onto T. Iannarl elected president ~ the
Continental Trust Company to-day IN place II
lInnrv oatlrv who declined rc-clrctIon. VIII
lam Alexander Smith and orlon Macdonald Wcr"'
rcclcctcd first and second yicc-pnsidcrts Glraud
Foster ard Henry W. Il" Forest were elected dlrcc-
The following securities were sold at auction at
The Ncw-lorI, Real E>tnt" Sale>room by Adrian
IT, Muller n Son
Il shatc. or.mse.Amcriscan In.uroocc Co.. ; go
20 .s s. I ,cs stat" nr S @' ga f @ aO 10
: .h"f's Fou'tn national l,,nk 200, -
Il shares Fulton Municipal "as Light Co., q hroolyn
Ij74. ,..,,. ~
., share. Ncw-N nk In ms rance AMI Tfut to|Sf.
- coo Morfl, aud I>~.N Ealnad PER cent 'pn'iu''
ton mnfcngr bonds ~ 1901 l,l2
- co. Nom. and 80, E,llond nr-t mortgage pr
cent bond due Nav !. 1914. l'-'s
=. ctv ~ boston per ,e.t bonds. "a" Januay l.
1885, lol
40 share. National Broadway Ilant Us
II shares United stats credit Sy't'n co. OF N""f"'
J.; .h,rc, Thurbcr.w Co. preferred oi@d?'r
RAILROAD EARNINGS.