New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-24
L. 6. AIS. 1891.
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Among State issues there were no dealings, eX-
cept in Virginia funded debt % per cents, Which
strong at about j5l2. There were no sales
Of city bank stocks.
bond market. Reported transactions were less
than $3.50 000 at par value. against SllO'oVV YES
terday The movement OF prices was Irregular.
but final changes. as a rule were fractional anu
of very little consequence. Erie second coNso,s
were unusually active, and after 1914, cosed z
per cent higher at IS. although single Dohu
was sold in the last hour at ~. Atchison gen
eral As were steady at 70. Rock Island extension
IS were practically unchanged coupon 3s Delhs
a shade higher at 80 and registered % the same
trine lower at 9SR. Rock Island debenture os
were dull at 33ia Northern Pacific issues were
almost neglected. and the only feature was Il
slight decline in consol 5s which sold at 2''s.
Philadelphia and Reading general 4s were - PEI
cent lower at 7O7sQ71, and income seconds iell y
per cent to 23h The exceptional advances were
small and insignificant. reference Is made u
our full report OF bond sales.
Money on call was In excessive supply at per
cent which was the highest rate.
The Clearing House statement was as loIIo"s'
Exchanges $50 424 sos; balances. sGO12.'os
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House s9O5.G55. Its net gain on balance was
and $G4S GA in currency. The days oIeIalonS
included: Receipts si9 7Sl; payments. $3G9i.9Oo,
resulting in general balance OF S92,I3'4l6. CON
sisting Of $6Oll3.9s4 coin and $23ss432 currency
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day s4s4,443 National bank notes lor
redemption. .oo -, 1885,,
The customs receipts were s204.sc0; the inter
nal revenue receipts $l65.9O9, and the miscei-
laneous receipts $47.9I9.
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
Ne, gold on hand s75 5%G Sse s;" Dec
ri :sr hand 5iS5s s' Rsc go
Actual cash in the
ccrti0caies ~ IS, 2ol oG2 $685. AS Dec 81 2lGGi7
DEPOSITS in bank. II 2s7 O36 1870 CT Inc 23.6il
Net cash balance 500 4sSO9s $oi,%J5,~2 Dec $2i"'o"
The foreign exchanges were very du.l ana
rates were not appreciaby changed. Prlces OF
long bills on London were lower because me
omen market rate for discounts there was as
tinctIy higher. Following are revised quotatiohs
for actual business: Bankers bills. "a HAuHi 90
and 81 S6%@NS7 for long and short sterling
respectively; French francs. 5.lsesWoios+ ana
517IhM5167s: reichsmarks. 94Bq@ l5-l6 ana
95 5-lGI9jas.
In London British consols were strong In the
early dealings. but they closed unchanged nj
9S 1916 for both money and the account. me
Rank of England gained $4,000 bullion on bal
ence In the open market money was dearer
at ~ az per cent for discounts and easy at Ahl
per cent for bankers balances. Bar silver was
noninaIIv n little higher at 3034d an ounce. but
no large sales could have been made az that
figure American railway shares were quiet ana
ateady Final changes We're small gains Az
paris French 3 pr cents declined 22is confines
to 81 65 sight exchange on London being higher
ar % 1917 francs to the sterling.
The reorganization committee of the Thurber,
whvland Co announces that more than two
thirds Of the interest OF the holders OF both
preferred and common stock have assented 70
he Mar of reorganization The time within
which stockholders may sign the agreement to
Tnnoait their stock with the Manhattan Trust
o. and make the first cash payment has been
cxtcnded to the first day Of February. 1884.
The statement Of the Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company, unlted states branch,
iI,.bod In another column. affords another
pronS ~ The conservative policy OF this company.
The surplus amounts to s3O26'o24. practically
~ on,e nc last year Investments OF the COM
nany are all Of high class.