New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
l. s f.s. 1891


state issues were neglected except for gale
Of 5000 Louisiana new consolidated = AZ %.
OF city bank stocks Central sold 90 AT 20 and
National Exchange N0) at 800
The general bond market was brought 10
standstill. Bonds which desrabl" for IN
vcstment were scarce and other issues wnca
were less o. srable We're offered with great free
dom. The total business. however, was small
and. perhaps there may have been some washing
of sales. In several directions prices were sus-
tanned by artificial means A;chison general A.
closed y per cent lower at 6S ana \ seconds after
1872 were trlnc lower at 327s. Northern Pacific
issues were prominent by their weakness but the
largest declines in them were in the first mort
gage bonds. Texas and Pacific lirsis were q per
cent lower at - and income seconds practically
unchanged at 1874. There was an unusually large
business in West Shore As both registered and
coupon. Reference is made 10 our fun report Of
bond sales.
Money on call remained in excessive supply at
] per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
EXCHANGES SIG. 500 Oi1; balances. SG2l53lG
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House 81 iS7942 The business Of the Sub-Treas-
ury for the week ended tonight includes re-
ceipts Of $3l,U0,Si6, and payments Of 2sC19-
PIP, leaving the general balance $309o2b97
against sS7.S7l,2Gl ON January ;, an apparent
gain Of 81 G3G. Dcducting from the pay
ments s. 30l 900 and from the receipts sl0.9l0000
for items which affect only It's account with the
general Treasury, its gain as affecting the
cude deposits Of $4,000 for payments al other
points or purchases Of $60,G77 Pacific Railroad
bonds
To-day's operations included: Receipts ss65l.-
So; payments $lO.Osi no with balances of 500
5l5,GsO coin and S3o3S72l7 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day sos, 020 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were sS4s 500: the internal
revenue receipts, $13S,y9l. ana ne miscellaneous
receipts $53,442
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows.
w cold D,Da - snj c $40 81 !iq los Il 20 Dec n, sci 20
Nj s9@ sr:i .: haai s,5 SG In" "s 81 si sS
As q,oo., G@sn in n,5 T.:
5ss 81 81: Inc Inc s'ss %
Net c,.h a.sIco sc ccl si9i 90 1903 Inc s5sa ;32
The foreign exchanges were dull and heavy.
After a decline IN rates there was rally which
left prices a little lower but practically un-
changed Following are quotations for actual
business: Bankers bills, N4h@M.A9. and
sa86ilMSis6A for both long and short sterling
respectively; French francs. 5.1Sh and 5l61s;
reichsmarks, % and 95H
In London British consols again were higher
at 9s 1916 FOR money and the same price for the
account The Bank Of England gained $4,000
bullion on balance. In the open market money
was firm. at ~ per cent FOR discounts. and
dearer at 1M1h per cent for daily balances.
BAR silver quoted steady al Blk d. an
ounce American railway shares were de-
pressed. and last prices were almost without eX-
ception the lowest for the day AT Paris French
uer cents were strong. at 9S.15 and $50. sight
exchange on London being unchanged at 25l7
francs TO the sterling
The Louisville. New-Abany and Chicago Rail-
way company has declared a dividend Of IL
ncr cent on the preferred stock for the siX
months ending December 81.
A semi-annual dividend on the capital and
earctv funds elu. valent to 7 70-l00 per cent on
The capital has been declared By the Oriental
Insurance Co
RAILROAD EARNINGS
I<ANAWUA AND MICHIGAN.