New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-28

612: payments, S4,544,755, with balance OF "'i'
693,957 coin and SI2,677,997 currency. -, s;,vor
The Treasury bought 1900 ounces noerings
bullion az "a IA cents an ounce OUT Oh o'ici ~;
amounting TO $4,000 ounces ms cofhP,c.e' .
purchases for the month and no further oilers VII,
be considered until February l.. Inc H liver
Safe Deposit Company OF this city Reported rn,
bullion on hand to secure outstanding certlnca'e'
at G6S,2oj ounces. decrease OF l2;2oy on1o re
The United States Treasury az Was1lhs' On ~
ceived to-day $780,, 1888 National bank notes io' IT,
The customs receipts were SsO9,362, the inter
nal revenue receipts So4o,Ss3. anu 'he n''''''
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares Wl.m tue
figures of the last previous statement as follows
Net gold on !a1 81 sls7s6'o Inc s9'isaO
x@ s i'd a5.Ss5s 'aiSsss Dec
Actual cash in the
Tr asury vaults
sss. s'f ics5ss Dec Bs
Net cash bal $40 jOG si5 4O.s23o7o Dec als3i7o
The foreign exchanges were distinctly EASIER
and rates for sterling bills were lowered Ia cent
70 the G. The reduction was due chiefly to con
tinued selling of bankers bills against exports
pended are revised quotations for actual business
Bankers bills 81 Sc and 81 81 l-4aS4 S, = Tor
long and short sterling respectively French francs
~ 1-2aj.1j; rechmarks, % 3-sa'J 81 % 90
In London British consols were firm at % 81 d
for money. and triHe higher at 0s 3-s for the
account. The bullion balance of the BANK oi
England was unchanged In tnc open ;a mirnt,
money was easy at Is per cent for discounts
and 1-2a3-4 per cent for daily balances: Bar
silver advanced further Lie to 30 81 6d. an
ounce American railway shares were s,io"t tbc a.
rising prices until near the close. when th'y
Welded in sympathy with other securities III ro'i
sequence of Paris advices. At Paris French .
per cents fell 50 IL centlmes TO D0oo. ana sie,i.
exchange on London to @j1l l." francs 10 '0e
e sterling.
The Ncw-York Guaranty and Indemnity Com
pany offer at % and interest S32o,"o" oi INV
Florida Central and PcEinsular Railroad COMPANY
first consolidated mortgage , per cent ,o, i,
"nId bonds interest payable January and july;
being the unsold balance OF Si,soo'o"o Is'"''
for the Savannah extension. o,o
blair * Co. offer for a subscription M Us Il:
and interest, subject 10 sale. Sl,?oo,ooo iocuo
and Ohio Central Railway COMPANY nj, ;,. H,Hi
oano = prr cent gold bonds western DIVISION
Inc 1885. Ncw-Nor< security and Trust COMPANY
of Ncw-Yorl trustee. These bords are part OF n
total authorized issue OF Sy;?o""uo se,rctcJ
and 70 he constructed from Toledo - Columbus.
distance of about 15S miles. including, al iI ar
chscs terminals and equipment, ana aIso a IT,,
upon all the other railway properly, cquIpIicn.
and franchises of the company, now oWh'u V,
hereafter acquired. subject only TO an l,tli" VI
g. 600. 900 now outstanding on Tue Eas'c'"
Tantor & Holt Offer to investors con'rrtlne
dcbcnturcS Welding per cent and issued py gu
old established company, having Garnet Oh ~. LIZ
average for the last i've S''i' i'"'
Poor n Grccnough offer for subscription a1 -
and accrued interest S60o,ooo cc,soiii,Ira,oi, ir
Der cent OO-ycar gold bonds OF 1nc W SiIimg
and lake Erie Railway Company. Tho W nr!h.
and lake Erie Railway is we'll known IN I'm.
market as regular dividend payer for thr lls,
five years and the large amount oil surplus nr,"
no,riv cicht times the interest on these pon"S'
m,l,cs them very attractive investment security
These results obtained during year OF ndn1 in
nti 20 o,.;dcncc of the vain" Of the property ana
thn security Of this issue. The~r bonds form thS
entire amount outstanding under the consonta'ea
unrtcare covering all the lines and property OF
, ,iO' comnanv The companys revenue has more
,han doubled during the last siN years IRON
g. otS 70 81 ,1Gj. The bonds are Iis'cu
on tie Stock Exchange