New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-08

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Among state issues Alabama currency funding
"a sold at 80; Virginia funded debt % per cents
gained the fraction at 60h and virginia deferred
SIS. stamped receipts. were active AZ a lu ui
advance to 6H. The only sale or CITY pahk e'"chS
was Republic (25) at 1874. -
The general bond market was more active, but
the movement OF prices was Irregular hhu tno
demand evidently not more than siecuiatiVe.
Atchison general 4s were weak at I49tgl4es Du'
seconds gained 20 per cent at 3z.s NorlheIh
Partfo issues were fra ctionally higher and cou-
non seconds were active at an advance OF a
per cent 10 7SH. General Electric debenture %
gained the fraction at STiz. Phiadephia ana
Reading issues were dull and unchanged. Rich
,nond Terminal Is and 6s advanced about y per
cent Wabash second3 seemed TO be IN demand
at an advance OF nearly per cent 20 20 90 nan-
sas Pacific consols fell per cent 10 ~. reference
IS made to our full report OF bond sales.
There was nc change In the monetary situation
and loans were easily negotiated at previous
rates. - .u.,.
Exchanges s7i3ss4lO; balances. 1872 4C2
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO thc NIe. .rraanB
Ho,ls. 1884 1913 Its net loss on balance was So@'
COO made no by a loss Of 1852 995 In currency less
a gain of sl33S6 in coin: The days operations '
Included Receipts 1880; payments. ~ l'oo'9;
raenItnq in a general balance Of SAG l32.54I. con-
sistIng OF ssS 1872 coin and s5774OSl1 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s423,2S2 National banK ho'es LOT IT,
The customs receipts were s513.s34, the internal
revenue receipts s52S,26O. and the inisceHaheous
receipts s6sil7. ..,o,. -,
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous s'a'e"ieii'
, On hand asr Ps aOo Dec 1'' sssc:s
n2Hssss Rs sss:
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding ~, oeo ,,,o 30. eco tro go TOO
1scens,ts IN bank m5s40o4 n7ooc77 Inc. 1903
Ne, cash balance $3.50 $50 9s sisO22 100 mo si7S2
rho foreign exchanges were firm at unchanged
rates No engagements OF gold were made be-
cause Thursday Is an off day, but further eX-
rorts on Saturday may reach $3OOOOOO FOLLOW
ing ara unchanged quotations for actual Dusl-
ness: Bankers bills. 81 S7ls and 81 6S1sqI SS%s
for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs 5l6A less Lie and 5.l5 less l-l6; reichs-
marks 95% and 95a.; guilders, 40 5-l8 and 40 1-lb
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors Of the Bank Of England, AT their
weekly meeting. made no change In Its minimum
rate OF discount which remains at per cent.
In the week the bank gained fl,Ol1nO bullion. but
the proportion OF reserve to liability was lowered
from $3.50 to 6S0S per cent, against an advance
from l53 10 6J5 per cent in the corresponding
week last year. when the discount rate was re-
duccd from to per cent. To-day the bank
Exchange British consols were unchanged, at
lOl 3-l6, and also after slight decline in the
early dealings, unchanged for the account In
the open market money was easy, at lbs per
cent for discounts, and Y per cent for bankers
balances. Bar silver declined 3-l6 70 2SAd.
ounce American railway shares advanced stead
lily. and closed at about top prices. At Paris
French 3 per cents little lower. at 1895
sight exchange on London being higher at 25.lSia
francs TO the sterling The weekly statement
of the Bank Of France showed an increase IN gold
OF 1915 900 francs and decrease In silver OF 225
900 francs.