New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-25
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Business in State issues was limited TO Nir-
ginia funded debt % per cents which Were aC-
live advancing steadily 10 80 or city hahh
stocks Southern National sold GW al 50. safes al
auction were concessions from previous prices
They are reported in another place.
The general bond market was somewhat more
active. but the movement OF prices r"'iiiIi'u II!
regular AtchsOn issues frac' !Onally highcT'
and Colorado Midland Is rose u. per cent 10
3lA Erie second cOnsOls were unchanged AZ
IS. Among Northern Pacific issues 9"hso' ,,S o.
alone were active, and they gained only y per
cent. Philadelphia and Reading issues were
fractionally higher with the exception OF thrh
incomes which were neglected Rio Grandc
Western frss fell to 60. but at G9Ss lost only
small fraction. reference Is made 10 our inli
report Of bond sales.
Money on call continued to rule at per cent
There was little demand. either for call or time
loans. .
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges $40, 1s0,679: balances S5.037O1J.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor - the Clearing
House sat 39S Its net gain on balance was
si49204 made up by gain Of SOL 1891 in currency
minus q loss Of $ll2IS3 in coin. The days opera
tons included: Receipts. }2.596,G99 payments
S2l47495 resulting in general balance 81 S92-
962 $50 consisting Of $50 00sO coin and $3296o Slc
currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $j5l.4G National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1929 9O7; the inter-
nal revenue receipts sS99.9s6. and the misccane-
Gus receipts $4S,3S3.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows
NJ. voa ON hand s sn g. s Jsq + Dee SKI I
Net legal tenders on ..
Nh e@@ SILVER on hand a9s saS Dec
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates ss2a.i4l5 sSliiss7o Dec 81 sGe 40
Deposits in bank. ll3loC1I U+3',JIj Inc. l2'.JS
Net cash balance sot2J5G92 sJ25530ij Dec $l.7ii1i7
The foreign exchanges were dull and rather
heavy. The principal business in cable
transfers on London, which sold at 81 ~
The weakness in Continental rates was due
presumably to the higher rates for money in Lon
sales Of India Council bills there. We revise
quotations for actual business: Bankers bills
81 $40 qs4S5 and 81 SGI.ms4 s6%t for long and
short sterling respectively: French francs. J.20l
519% and 5.17ia; reichsmarks 9iaa m947s and
IS 3-l6N95 5-l6
In London British cOnsos were unchanged al
9S 1915 for money and the same price for the
account. No change was reported in The bullion
balance of the Bank OF England. In the open
market money was dearer at 1a.M2 per cent
for discounts and easy at AGl per cent for
bankers balances. Bar silver was again a frac-
ti0n higher at Bid an ounce American railway
shares were a fraction better At Paris French
3 per cents fell to 9727l1. sight exchange on
London rising to 2jl9i2 francs to the { sterling
The Reorganization Committee OF the Chicago
and Northern Pacific Railroad Company first
mortgage bondhoders. J. Edward Simmons.
chairman announces that upward Of ST. 100000
az the bonds having been deposited with the
United States Trust Company the agreement of
December : 1892. Is now declared operative
Application has been made 10 the New Yorl,
Stock Exchange for listing the certificates of de-