New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-10

Among State issues there wcr" small Sal"s OF
Tennessee settlement b at g. ana s,la', w m,n
at the same price OF city bank stocks "'S'''"
The general bond market was qni"t ana III
sympathy with the speculation in share, "N
tremely irregular Atcti,on :. defined I" 49, "'
hut a. seconds lost IL per cent at 30 ~
which was the lowest point Erie second con.'IS
opened at "a -, and after G| closed ~ ~ '-s,
against Ga "a yesterday. Chicago and northern
Pacific firsts were dull and lower at 30 ana u.
but Northern Pacific consol js gained 81 per c'ht
at Al. Richmond Terminal collateral trust IS. re-
GENTS were in moderate request, and after sales
ut ! ! closed at 49, with conparativ" gam "i
~ per cent. As a rule, early prices were lover,
but large part Of the declines was subsequently
recovered The reported transactions amounted
Ia S940. 600 at par value. Reference is made to
our full report OF bond sales.
Money on call was again distinctly cnSi'r. ana
aIthouoh renewals were at q. and exceptionally
nor cent, the bulk Of the new business was at
Der cent The last loans were at the common rate
Tie Clearing House statement wa as follows:
Exchanges S73,590,6 17; balances, ~, 1s6,llo.
Tho Sub Treasury was debtor 10 Tn" Clearing
House sjG..0e Its net gain on balance was
slOa247 made up by gam OF sl5Dt %: rh IN
dou.s nnnrations covered: Receipts S3,132.lo2:
naymcnts' S..GI0Oi5 resulting in general
balance Of S69,o?o,S26 consisting oil 9o''''''@''
coin and IS, 1873 ~ currency
Tho Treasury bought II 200 ounces Of silver
huI,ion At 75I5 cents an ounce, and this price was
fixed for the balance OF the c d WIFI
g.V
Safe Deposit Company of th.s city rcport"l SILVER
bnlljon on hand against which certificates are
outstanding At 11O,143 ounces.
The United Stutrs Treasury M washington re-
ceivcd to-day Sl6,2j9 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were S4GS.2?7. the internal
revenue receipts S301,66S, and the miscellaneous
receipts : 3.5j3
Toslay's Washington Treasury statement of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
Goures Of the last previous statement a follows
Ne, col, on hanas,os A iC557 Dec s2iGi
Me- Ne. 81; ~ ''i Ss 5s s4 ";
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
S Cseh s1s SO pec ei,S 99
Deposits in bank. ll.2+07T 11@6229s Inc ll,1'l
Nc, cash hal sIs3 857 Co0 aIss 900 Is Dec s1S6ais
The foreign exchanges again were higher. lhr
demand WAS principally for demand hlils any
cable transfers, Int long bills were not ncsiecte l.
In the first instanc" tlr, demand was l" P'1.
vide for imports of gold, and in the other IL
was for remittance. Following are revised qmp-
,,iions for actuil business: tanker DHS
al SO I.2aS4 SO and 81 81 g. Hasa ~ for long ana
short sterling respectively French francs. 3?l -
nd r 10 rs: rcichmarks. 81 . and % IL
In London British consols fell J-l6 70 30 ipr
nancy and 1-2 10 0S Lie for the account ny
Iank OF England gained ci",ooo bullion o, oi -,
oncc In the open market money was GEAR az
- .Da3 IA Der cent for discounts, an 1 an -
or cent for r,a.ly balances. a further advahc',, ~
.tn hank rate Of discount eNpectr.'. 'dr
1u,,er rose =. TO "a I'd an onnce. American
;I,yav shares were quiet and rather heavy an
IA! , "insiuo was devoid of spirit Ut lhrs tfrh,n
Inc oants vi, lIed few confines 10 $500. slGht
oxchangc on London rising 10 2'35 - ran, Ir,,v
.So G Sterling. st this rate London may ara"
old from Paris. =, -. ,i,, AZ