New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-17
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state issues continued to be neglected. ana ,i!e
only sale Of city bank stocks was lrdu'Sh'"S '-''
at 90, the recent price. r,,,
The general bond market again was s"en'N
more active, but the downward movement wa i"'i'
prououuced. Declines in Northern racine lahu's
nupht TO have been expected, but losses oi over
per cent in the first mortgage bonus anu VI
. per cent in the thirds were apparently beNonu
reason and the fall of 20 per cent III Wisconsin
Central firsts indicated rcparation, forced or
voluntary, between the companies. lie sprcuIa-
tive issues of the Northern Pacific Company were
much steadier Chicago and Northern Paclhc nrs's
fell TO 4! IL, but at As suffered only Il irac-
tional loss and Northern Pacific consol % clos"d
only II per cent lower at 80 - aIier sd' I AZ
- IA. Erie second consols wcr, qul"t aTounu
g. a final loss of per cent. Other issues were
lay per cent lower an average. Reference J.
made. to our full report of bond sales
Money on call was in abundant supply AT . ana
per cent but the bulk Of tn" new business was az
the lower figure. lime money vas unop''li"'io
without commissions graded 10 the periods.
The Clearing House statement was a. iOlIoWs :
Exchanges S72g3G,42G balances, S4.39J,0lD.
The Sub-'ireasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House S13J S}5. Its net loss on balanc" was
S293IO2 made up by losses Of - 1910 IN corn
covered: Receipts, $l,99G,G2 payments, s.
$50 700: resulting in u general balance of SG3,-
794 sos, consisting of SJ1,919,?9O com ana -
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day $js,lGs National bank notes for re-
dcnpton.
lie customs receipts were Sil5,G5l, the in
ternal revenue receipts SlJ2,O25, ana th. mis-
ccllancous receipts S2j,j55:
1O-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand ana deposits III banks compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement ~
follows:
Ne. gold on hand Si i257 s'9S7
. Ss5d :. a5s4 SSS 5dS B D
Actual cashinthc
Treasury vaults
Dn s 1Ssf R 'SS
Net cash mi, 49, al os0 tI3oO13 Dec. s.,3't7I
Tho foreign exchanges were fairly active ana
generally somewhat lower. There was lltt" dc-
mand for gold TO arrive aud consequently inrthr
engagements of gold to large amount were ina'lr
impossible. Following ara quotations ior artuii
business Bankers bills, ~ 81 3-iaSl.s? ami
SiS6aSi.s6 IA for long and short sterling re-
spcctively: French francs, 523 "a and ''@i '-s'
In London British consols were rather veal;
in the early dealings, nut they closed unchanged
at vs. ii6 for money and 9ny . S',aa nf TWgand
gained 81 5000 bullion on balance In li'
open market money was easier at > '-sal
per cent for discounts, AMI about l.? per cen,
steady at So I'D an ounce. At Paris French
per cents advanced to 9037 J.? although sight rN-
change on London remained at 2j.34 francs u the
9 sterling
The National Lead Company has declared quar-,
terly dividend Of "a per cent on the preferred
stock, payable September - 10 stockho oers OF
record August %. Transfer books VIII cIo'e
August %.
The following securities We're sold at auction
nj the New-YOrk Real Estate saesr0on by
Adrian III. Muller & Son
-sl 600 Jacksonville Tampa & Key West Railway
ron s,lldated mortgage per bonds. 20.
s3i 600 sanford g. Lake Eustis RliiTOad per cent
bond, guaranteed by Jacksonville. Tampa Key West
Railway, 20. .
SO 600 Ohio Southern Railroad 1t mortgage per cent
cold bonds, due 1921. oJ $50
so' So shares National Shoe ana Leather Bank. 10
al, 900 Atlantic Avenue liailroad OF Brooklyn lss