New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

State bonds were neglected, except for sales
OF Virginia 2-3 per cents at 5Sh There were no
transaction in city bank stocks.
The general bond market again showed more
activity, the sales amounting TO &s4s,Ooo against
$3.50 900 at par value yesterday. The larger vol
ume Of trading was accompanied by pretty
general Improvement in prices. chicago ana
Northern Pacific hrsts, receipts gained me irac
ton at 42h Northern Pacific frsts coupon rose
9. 10 1914 and heavy sales Of hrsts registered
resulted in a gain Of y per cent at 1854 THIRDS
advanced IA per cent tS 49, Ius eon and RsaSne
firsts and seconds income are up u per cent 70
2sA and 2O1a respectively; thirds advanced /
per cent TO l5h. Wabash h,s,s We're :. oe e 20
after sales at 72H Nickel Plate" Is were fairly
active at 99%Q10OA. Kansas Pacific consols rose
per cent to II. Rock Island extension 5s opened
off ~ per cent at 1907, but rallied 10 lOlA. Fort
worth and Denver CITY hrsts declined IL per
cent TO &C. Reference Is made to our full report
OF bond sales. - ,rA.
quotations for time funds were unchanged
The Clearing House statement was as IOHo"s'
Exchanges s74.865.521; balances. s5.esl'sB.
The Sub-Treasury debtor 10 the Clearing
House S693s4O The business Of the Sub-Treas-
urv for the week ending tonight includes re-,
ceipts Of S2l 03.24l. and payments OF *isot oIv
Leaving the general balance $l36,37O 435. against
RIA 5s4 on July g. an apparent gain Of 81 23l
s7l Deducting from the payments s5'eZsooV
and from the receipts IS 600 for items which
afrac, only It's account with the general Treasury
It's gain as affecting the banks was only sseoS a.
To-dav's operations included: Receipts, y, So2 =
EGO. pgyments, $3,y6I,Sb3, Win pdI""'VS VI @o-'-
1882 coin and }5A,2l6,543 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
cc;ved today S3lS 931 National bank notes for re-
demption. - .oo, ,r ~, ,,or,,,
revenue receipts g. 1904, and the miscellaneous
receipts $3l032s - .
To.day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows: tao ,,,y,a differences
, on hand s5 5a 10! = $50 .eaE2i2o7 Dec sc7sio
1s59 sss Inc Inc ~
Actual cash in the
Treasury wants
o over ,IlsOs2 100 sll0a47.74s Inc solt 5os
,os,s in bank. 10 28S 25s IL, 7T02sS Dec @6ao'3
Nat cosb balance s2o 2c7 4os sico7iso3a Inc. s+o625
!. fair business was done In foreign exchange
hut sterling was a shade easier on little frecr
smnnlv Of ba nkers' bills French francs were only
tradv but rechmarks were firm. The demand
g. rcm,ttance wae satisfied without the necessity
Io 10 Ia exnorts Following are revised quotatons
- g. actual business: Bankers bills, - SIN and
siss for long and short sterling respectively:
rrrsncb francs Sign less lilo and 5.l5 less l-lS;
re,chmarks. s5 7-l6 and s5%.
n London British consols rose l-l6 10 lOles Tor
Icy hut were unchanged at the same quota
.' ~ the account In the open market money
~. shade easier at 9-l6qM per cent for dis
Waits and steady at N@h per cent for bankers
s sou,so par silver was weak but unchanged in
Drics nominally at 2s1sd. an ounce American
ppavn,,v shares opened irregular. but became
hanwss nd closed generally higher at about best
arures. At Paris French per cents ADVANCED