New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-12


The business in State issues was limited TO
81 900 South Carolina non-funiablo Us at 2.
OF city bank stocks Manhattan sod liDi AZ 10.
The general bond market was signify dnller
but materially weaker. AtchjsOn secoads. clls9
A, fell ga per cent to 50 l-2, ana general ~
were quiet but il per cent lower at 20 "a
Chesapeake aud Ohio consol %, on small salcs,
declined IL per cent TO 90 1-SaD0. while general
rs lost ! per cent at -. Eric second console
were practically neglected, but they were ] J.?
rcr cent lower at SIS. Many other issues recorded
fractional losses. and, exceptionally, 40 HrahHc
Western frsts fell per cent 10 %. Mapash
issucs on the other hand, were stfong ana some
what higher. Reference is made to our full report
There was 10 material change in the monetary
situation Renewals Were made at per cent.
and tho buk of the new business was donc az
the same price. hut afterward the rate was al
vanccd 10 1?a15 per cent. After demands "cf"
fully satisfied balances were loaned al o. u...
The Clearing House e. rmcnt va. ne loIloWs'
Exchanges SIS. 247,l04 balances, 81, .04,112.
The Snh-'Ircasury was creditor to the Clearing
House Sl373l4. It's net gam on balance was
s3cs2Oi, made mp by gan Of " oir !" FIR FIR
G.r,s on1r,tiops covered Receipts SIS II 300:
paymcnts S2.41G.105 resulting IN :cncral hil-
ance of ssi.SeG,334; consisting n,s, oil s'''o"''"4
con Tbc az Tnitcd states Treasury n. Washington
ccivod to-day S239,4i4 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were S2c3.4G1, tho in
tornal revenue receipts S295,99G, and the mscei-
lancous receipts Sjl ,2g6: . ,,
ada
IN hand and deposits in banks compares with
the figures Of tn" last previous s'"'chchO "'
follows:
w., cold 81, hand se 5g'y eo gS G Inc sso7os
s:s .s:, aa I'd sass se .5 Eli
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
s,"a ss ~! n Inc: s;
Net cash la slSj 900 ls5 3Gs24 sl4 Inc. $4,000
The foreign cNchanccs Were dali principally
because there was no active demand for remit
lance. Commercial bills were trfe NOR" plrntl,
ful but the OFFERINGS were chiefly of BANKERS
hf o2 SSner rF b 81 '1a asa 81 ' anI
"a % l-2aS4 81 5-4 for long and short sterling
respectively Fr"nch francs: 5;2$ I:s and ''2o '-'
In London British consDls were a trif' lower
NJ % Is for money! and UNCHANGED at 90 5-lS
for the acconnt. The Bank Of England gained
cl7,000 bullion on balance In the open mar
k"t money was still easy at about IA PR
er,' b1larccs Ear silver rallied the fraction
to 81 sG an A%rTnH IaI Sn roici
it'll" above the lowest points. TWO iaiinr.s
wore announced, and one was certainly imp r'ant
Mr. Read was not only an old mcnG SIcc OF 'n D"
the Great Eastern Railway. and generally
cstocmr'l worth about CT 100000 At Iarls
French per cents declined fur her few csntlml"S
was caa.rr a. 2J.1s francs 10 the sterling;
Tic weekly statement OF the Imperial Bank oi
Germany showed decrease in specie OF / 100000
marks
TIE reorganization committee Of the NATIONAL
Cordazc Company announces that over - pr
cent OF the entire capital stock has asscn'ed 70
the plan OF reorganization, and certificates there
for have been deposited with the lnneI SiatS
Trns; co. The committee states that IL the h9pc
that the assent OF the stockholders 10 me pm
Of reorganization will become unanimous, tns
committee extends the time for the dcpSsit o.