New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-28

Oregon Imnrovement IS per cent to 90 The
general advances were about PEI I'll. 1i or
average On the other manu- 5hiIo delnbia md
soils fell 2 per cent 70 y. ana fhliauerPa anu
Reading first incomes = per cent 10 5ons: tei-
erence is made to full report Oh po,iu sd,-s.
Money on call was apu ,.uaa az done a, .
cent, although some business was uoi,e "a, =.
The last loans were at the lower ana runhs
rate
The Clearing House statement was az Ioii""s'
EXCHANGES M 2Ol III. balances. S5,f.Zb3t.
The Sub-Treasury WAS debtor To the Tearing
House s9lS09s The business OF ti,c ,anot,,,
ury FOR the week ended to-nlgIlt II .S eco ,,i
or $24 Al 06,. and payments OF Sl"is1o'' c
the general balance $50 1886 agalhs Fo-oSo :
9s2 on October 90 an apparent gam 81 no
BAT deducting from the payments s.'vDo.'Vy ;. iu
from the receipts SysS0OD ior items , MliVn
affect only it's accounts with the general lreas-
ury, its loss affecting the banks u ss,"'io;
and this result does not include payments loi
SI46 for purchased bonds nor deposits Vi T'-''Vo
Tor payments ut other points ,o.o
To-days operations included: Receipts sfV.e-
9l5; payments $3.2jSsj5. with balances vi $685.
iOl,1Gl coin and sliJ9s.025 currency.
The United states Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day $766 800 National bank notes Tor re-
demption
The customs receipts were s50s 400. the inter
nal revenue receipts s5io.3o5, and the misceiia-
neouS receipts Sos 49,.
To-days Washington Treasury Statement, VI
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows:
on hand''.'. c51oi 4Gi2IitD,c 5s3o5I
Net silver on nd yISO 452 1906 lie. :CJ 2O7
Nctual cash In the
Treasury
ceftlGca'cs ~ so7. 1sj5ie soG9s3o7a Dee. 500 %
Drposi % In bank IaC27.Gs l2.so7 40 lie. l'"faI
Set cash bal 500 sl3 20 o792 80 Dec. si'"'5
The foreign exchanges were very weak
throughout the day. although at the close me
market was slightly frmer in tone. Tho de-
Wtc III
ments OF gold for importation were expected.
The supply o.. commercial bills was literal Whiie
the demand for remittance was extremely hSh'
Following are revised quotations for actual
business: Bankers bills. 81 S0i4a4 500. ana
81 s3HA 1871 for long and short sterling re-,
spcctively: French francs, 5.2i%n1.2504 anu
5.2l7sm12li4; reichsmarks. 9issN9ii2 and soa
95is
In London British consols advanced \ per
cent to % lj-l6 for both money and the ac-
count. The Bank Of England gained 100000 bullion
on balance In the open market money was
again sitter at %. ais per cent for discounts
and firm at | per cent for daily balances
Bar silver declined further 3-l6 TO 33iid an
ounce and bar gold was unchanged in price.
American railway shares were more active.
but while strong the movement OF prices was
irregular and in the afternoon dealings re-
cessions were not infrequent. At Paris frchch
3 per cents advanced further 81. centimes to
$3.50. sight exchange on London being I'M
changed at 2j.19 francs to the sterling.
y dividend Of III per cent on the capital
stock Of the Rome Watertown ANA odgens-
burg Railroad Company will be paid by the
New-YOrk Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company lessees on November IL.
The Lincoln National Bank has declared
quarterly dividend Of 21 per cent.
The usual quarterly dividend Of ! per cent
las been declared by the German-American
Real Estate Title Guarantee Company.