New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-03

seems 10 he worrying about the delay, Tor " VIII
take some time yet 10 get the new currency en-
graved, and the National banks do not infend 10
take any more of the bonds than necessary until
they can pay for them with their own notes;
The scarcity of currency continues u DC an
element Of extreme importance 10 IL alone Is
due the action of the savings banks III sciilns
Government bonds, which are almost thr onN
kind of security which can be marketed now
without sacrifice The cities OF the country seem
destitute Of needed funds, and the hsnt Nv ''l
them "a to transfers and balances waves NOT
NewYork, after having borne the Dfhnt oil 'he
adopted restrictive measures for sell pro-
tectlon. The banks of tins city are senu!ns
and will send funds 10 banks throughout the
country which have regular dealings with them
and are in absolute need of money. Other ao'
commodations than this have been eat on, Us
terday, with scarcely lcssened call loI cash. u"
shipments of currency ont of New-Iork probably
dld not exceed Ss30.OO0, which l. about nhl
of the average shipments maintained for TWO
weeks up 10 Monday last. Chicago does no,
supply the needs OF towns near N anu
probably will not, even with the 'ardy us, o,
Clearing House certificates. They turn. one aI',
all TO New-Yorll Calls for currency were nr2cnt
yesterday from points in Illinois, Indiana. NICHE
gan and Wisconsin The situation in the New
England States has not improved yet, and Boston,
even with "a total issue yesterday of SlnO9o,Ooo
in loan certificates, is frequent petitioner lor
aid, $500, p,ua1o,,hi,
hanks have taken on 4 somewhat amusing pllHe
New-York exchange has been at a hlgh rate vi
discount in fllladelphla, am LOT srNcIdi -
the banks there have been sending drafts on New
York by express, marked For cash only. Yes
terday several Ncw-lorl; bank. honorcl these
calls by sending $4,000 in silver dollars 10
j. thought that. under these conditions til" Phlia-
dephia banks will not indulge largely lii TINS
meihod of collection.
The Clearing House Committee yesterday issued
$500 900 in loan certificates. bringing IN" 'otii
outstanding up 10 S30,2J0, 600. This l. almost
81 1000, 600 more than the amount issued in 49,,
which was the highest previous record HE SUD
Treasury was a debtor 10 the Clearing House
SECS, 900 the most of which il paid III gol
Ii paid $500 900 in gold out over the counter, ami
ite currency exchanges We're 10000. The snip
ments of silver dollars reached Sl3OOOO.
The total dealings at the Stock Exchange Were
336,73J shares. The most active stock was ~
Paul which opencd ut II 3-s, and closed AT the
top notch, "a IS The second in amount OF deal
ings WIS the American Sugar Refining COMPANY
which opened at 81 IA, and closed at :" -
Western Union was said 10 have the support OF
syndicate the operations of which would cNteh1
10 other stocks IL opened at a l-2, ana closed
at n "a after touching rs. Chicago Gas opener
Al Al 10 and advanced to So on reports that the
fall dividend would not be passed. IL closed a'
40 "a Chicago and Northwestern opened al VI.
closing at 90; Burlington at "a II, closing a'
7sl-a: Lackawanna at 1872 closing at 80 Ere
Mt 10 . closing at IL -: General Electric at
az, closing at AZ; Lake Shore at ITO IL, closin-
at ll4l-S Missouri Pacific at 10 3-s, closing at