New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-30


The business in State issues limited to
Tennessee issues. OF these settlement 80 opened
the fraction higher at 16 3-s, but the improve
ment was soon lost, and they closed unchanged
settlement Gs were steady at 1Ol IL. City bank
stocks were neglected at the Stock Exchange. but
the sales at auction. which are reported IN an
other place, were more numerous than usual
The general bond market was slightly more
active than it was yesterday, but il was weak in
tone. No issues were specially prominent, and. as
rule the final declines were small. Philadelphia
and Reading issues continued TO be pressed for
sale. and they suffered further losses Of So per
cent for general AZ to something over ! per cent
for second incomes; Reference is made to our full
report of bond sales.
Money on call ruled at about 3 l.2 per cent, but
in the last hour belated demand carried the
rate to 6 per cent The last loans were made at
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, SlOO,314,953; balances "a 12o:
House $30S,679. Its net gain on balance was
CURRENCY, minus a loss OF $l44,3jt in coin. The
days. operations included: Receipts, $2,4So o4S;
payments, 2.024,296; resulting in general bal
ance of S07677,236, consisting of S7G,90l ,s4s
coin and S2O,"75,3eS currency
The Treasury bought 2o7,000 ounces OF silver
bullion at prices ranging from $3.50 to $3.50
cents an ounce. The offerings were $4,000
ounces The monthly quota having been filed
no further offers will be considered before Mon
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day $l37,334 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were $3.50, 33, the internal
revenue receipts $463s?S, and the miscellaneous
receipts $4742S.
To-days' Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in banks compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
March %. March 20. Differences.
Net gold on hand so7 so $50 Dec: 1877
I On i'd sssSs .s Dss , :ssst
Actual cash I'm the
Treasury vaults
eeiacat. oo eso $ss,ss: Dec s2ss7ot
Deposits in bank. II 3!S,52S 1li2',2Sj Inc. 2''l3
Net cash bal sl45 100 sI45 17s Dec 1927 99i
The foreign exchanges were quiet and nm
changed In the morning slight concessions re-
suited from small offerings of bankers bills,
but they were quickly absorbed and the market
closed firm Following are rates esq. for actnsl ba ss
81 81 3-4a$4 80 for long and short sterling re-
spectively French francs, 5l7 1-2 and BIB;
reichmarks, 95 Is and % 1-?.
In London British consOs further advanced
1916 to % 5-I6 for money and 90 3-S for the
account. In the open market money was firm at
So per cent for discounts and higher at J.?
per cent for daily balances. Bar silver gained
the fraction at 80 l-sd an ounce; american
featureess AT Paris French per cents fell to
06.95.
The subscription books for the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass Railway Company irHf mnrtSS %.
Company behalf Of the reorganization com
mittee closed to-day at p. m.
The Reorganization Committee OF the Central
Railroad and Banking Company Of Georgia an.
nounce that out Of Si,75O,OOO Savannah and
Western bonds outstanding holders OF $3.272.OOo
have consented to the plan OF reorganization.
John H. Davis a. Co. announce that they are
authorized 70 receive subscriptions for 100000