New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-19

State issues were entirely nc@rctcd, ana there
were sales OF city bank sipcEs. $3.50
in the general bond market there was Ilttie I'l'
demand even for issues al th" highest eidG". dn
reported transactions amounted 10 Only so ''Vu'
at par value Atcison j. declined J.! per cent |"
&c "a, and \ seconds were almost n'g1'''l
AT 33 CHICAGO Burlington and Quincy :, dEdln
sod at IL -, and the dcbcnturs - were dHll
and weak IT -. Canada southern hlri- W.T.
steady al 100 and second, lower at - for a sllS
bond Chicago ard Northern Pacific ins!s lrlI
= per cent o - II, and Northern ParIhr con
soils 5s lost per cent ~ y -: III 'n, u.s. and
both ISSUES ia" last prices Wcr" III" lowest ana
anparcntly larger sales would have been made IL
the market would have absorbed them ihlla-
dcInhia and Reading first income, wor" relatively
active and nactionay lower AT :? 1-!a?2 j.
st Paul. Minneapolis and Mamtoin cNtrliNlon 80
fell 3 per cent to -, and NJ Louis ana San
Francisco con.os > 81 per cent t. 1" -. NAN
issues suffered losses OF alout PER cont an I'
general the closing weak At IN" lowest ppln''
Reference j. made to our full report of bona sale
Money ON call ruled AT AMI ! per cent Win
thn bnlk of the new business AZ the lower lienr"
ON time. money was unobtaiuabir without com-
missions in ADDITION to legal interest.
1h, Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges. S12,92s,44 balances, : ,422.14o.
The Snb-Ircasury was debtor 10 ia" Clearing
House $40, j3i ihc business OF the Sub lrciS-
ury for the week ended tonight includes receipts
of Sl2,s5O, 1872, aud payment. Of SlG,sJJ, :,
lea wing the general balance E1j,oj',1s9, AGAINST
SG1, 043, 500 August /, an apparent loss OF -,
0O3. $50 But deducting from the payment o.
4oj 600 and from the receipts SoJj,00o for items
which affect only its accounts with Ia" general
Treasury, its loss as aflcctin2 the banks l. S',i''-
Osp. and this result includes payment of : o., '9S
for purchases OF bonds, ana receipts oil SJOo,VVV
for payment at other points.
To-day, operations included Receipts, ST.
o3o,3oo: payments S?,il 4.o35 with balances %
he Treasury bought 10000 ounces Of silver
bullion at 1922 cents an o"no,. he "h'rings
amounted to l41,0OO ounces ana the sam" pre-
was offered for the REMAINDER.
Ihc United States treasury at Washington re-
ceivod to-day $50. $3.50 National bank notes for re
dcmptiOn. c
ternal revenue receipts S2sili3J, and the mis-
ceIlaneous receipts S3S,1
Io-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank, compares
with the figures Of the last prcN iouS statement rs
follows:
Nc, gold on hand iS Ss as ASe Dec, PTl.:
an on ia ;s:2: '9is 81 Rcc 's 9. ~
Actual cnshIntbc
Treasury vaults
Ing certicac.sl1s o.: 80 slleG7i 80 Doc Il ~ 27s
Deposits In bank a,ils2A l2.3-Soia Inc. 11o 'ss
Net cash bal $50 sojsoo 1920 1925 DO eioi 5st
Tho foreign exchanges were higher with the
increased demand for gold. and III Consequence"
imports may be made at profit. Engagements
10 the amount Of about Si,u00000 were reported
from London. Following ore quotations for
actual business Bankers bills, ~ :: "a
81 81, and 81 s'qSi s. a for long and short
STERLING respectively Tl'H'H IIhbi'S'
and , - SIS reichmarks - Ia and % -.
In London British consols fell 3-S per cent 10
~ 1916 for money and 5-16 to % 1916 for
the account. The Bank OF England gained SD
600 bullion on iaiance, although wildrl"ilS
for export were 100000 for the United States
and 100000 for Canada. In tho open market
money easy AT ; i-sd3 IS per cent Tor
discount. and ?a2 J.? per cent for daily bal
anccs. Bar silver rallied ia 10 81 Sid an
ounce American railway shares declined stead
lily and closed without rally. At Paris French
&
sight exchange London being 25.3l /! francs
10 the !: sterling.