New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

Among State issues there were moderate trans
actions in Tennessee redemption AIS at lo6. and
Virginia funded debt % per cents AT 5SA. There
were no sales Of city bank stocks
The general bond market was more active be-
cause transactions amounted to 81 293 900 at face
value against 1871. 900 yesterday. The appearance
OF activity was not encouraging for more than
one-half Of the business was in Atchison issues
and they closed from rs to ia per cent lower:
Their last prices the lowest and general
As closed at 1871 and "A" seconds at 23la Colo
RADIO Midland a. fell TO 20. but al q lost IA per
cent. These changes were the only prominent
feature OF the market. Bonds OF high grade
were extremely scarce while speculative issues.
az a rule weak. Excepting the Atchison
issues variations were narrow and devoid OF
meaning. Reference Is MADE 10 our iuII report
Of bond sales.
Money was easy at l per cent FOR call loans
and from that rate TO 2hg3 per cent Tor all
periods
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges. s66,3ol.4so balances. @3,2Hs3o
The Sub Treasury was debtor to the Clearing caring
House $685. 1913 The business Of the Sub-Ireas-
ury for the week ending tonight includes re-
ceip.s OF $1s,746642 and payments OF tlS'46 95f,
leaving the general balance N363iOlZ5, against
{l36 70435 on July IL. an apparent loss OF sSlZ.
Deductng from the payments 81. 92l 900 and from
the receipts $3.50 900 for items which affect only
Its account with the general Treasury It's loss
as affecting the banks was &l,9ls.HZ
To-day's operations included: Receipts. $3.265.-
453; payments s3.l4s.052: with balances OF 49,
1l3 ass coin and Sol, 256. 1853 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 325l.s5s National bank notes for
redemption.
revenue receipts 81 256.24j. and the miscellaneous
receipts $69.5S7
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Ne, gold on hand sc44 S ,sa7sc5Ss Dec s7as
NJ; . Ssa' hand n 90 % Inc 90
Actual cash in the
over outstanding 49, mn. .,,, ono ,,c -, .eo, ~,
pseos,s n bank s sSs3as Inc sas
Net cash bal, SIPS ai si2sss.477 Inc. s22l 5as
The foreign exchanges strong without
change in rates. Exports Of gold amounted TO
81, 500 000 and for the week to 100000 They
were not special orders. but on withdrawals
OF capital Following are unchanged quotations
for actual business: Bankers bills. S74 and
"a ssH for long and short sterling respectively;
French francs. Sign less i.ie and BID less l-l6;
reichmarks 95 7-I6 and IS 1916
In London British consols declined u per cent
TO I0i 7-16 for both money and the account. In
the open market money was Arm at a per cent
for discounts and per cent for bankers bal
ances Bar silver was a trfe lower at 2s1sd an
ounce. American railway shares were dull and
heavy. without important changes At Paris
French per cents advanced further 10 1910.
sight exchange London being unchanged at
25.l6 francs TO the sterling
The guaranteed interest upon the per cent
trust gold bonds Of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Company, being In default and no provision
for the bonds having been made in the plan Of
reorganization OF the Atchison Company, Francis
s. Bangs. j. G. Mccullough Otto T. Barnard.
@. J. Wetzlar. Of this city, and William Basset.
Of Boston. acting In concert with the foreign
committees at Frankfort and Amsterdam, aDd
representing over &.500.0O0 OF total issue Of
S1s 900 OF bonds. request bondholders to de-
post their holdings at once with the State Trust
Company Of New-York. or the Shawmut National
Bank. OF Boston. which have been selected as