New-York tribune., 1894-04-05


State issues We're nearly neglected. although
small sales were made In North Carolina consol
4s at 99is and Virginia funded debt % per cents
al 59aa OF city bank stocks Third National sold
ca at 100.
The general bond market was quiet In COM
parisOn with its recent activity. Reported trans
actions We're only ST. 500. 600 at par value, against
81 .S92 900 yesterday and s. sos 900 week ago Ihe
movement OF prices Irregular. but many ac-
tive issues were lower and generally the market
suffered from realizing sales. The final changes
rarely reached per cent however. and I'm tone
the market could not be called weak. Chicago
and Northern Pacific iirsts remained cOnspcuo
active and trust receipts advanced further y per
cent to 49diS7s. but Northern Pacific issues lost
%Ml per cent. and consul Is. which Were moder-
ately active =. per cent Atchison seconds i"li
To 36ts. and. ralyinR 10 31l2 hardly recovered the
loss Missouri. Kansas AMI Texas frsts. after
s21l closed unchanged al S27s. but seconds were
lower at 47M. Philadelphia and Reading first In
comes were Y per cent lower AZ 81. but general
mortgage As gained u per cent al 6t. Rio
Grande Western firsts advanced nearly per cent.
to 70$. Texas and Pacific seconds receded small
fraction TO 25R. The business in special Issues
to our full report Of bond sales.
Rates for money were unchanged and on both
demand and time the offerings exceeded require
ments
Exchanges. S99 76S 633; balances. $.s0G.O22.
The Sub Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House 81 lO6s. coo. rs net loss on balance was
1892 944 made up by loss OF $6433sG In currency.
legs a gain Of $3lO.442 I'm currency. To~day's
OUeratiOug Included. KccflptS s-J-NbUV. pay
ments 81 sol .54f; resulting in general balance Of
sl56, $50 025. consisting Of SlOG.3S1.lO6 coin and
$50 1898 currency.
ceived to-day 1884, $50 eNational bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were sis2692. the internol
revenue receipts S3SO,3b, ana the misceiihheous
receipts $l34.66S.
,ro-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
Net gold on hand sloe iCo acs sioiao caa Inc ,2Sis'
hand adS" "c..... Iisi27to rn7i@ Dec. co5Sn
Ne, silver on hand io.aso5la esa5s Dec. c.7sa
Actual cash In the
over outstanding .o. ., ,o. ,.o
Deposits in bank. il,32IO0i ll5is l0I Inc. i9fi0
Net cash sI42 G2s ies sI4 lc9 Dec 500 o3o
There was little business In foreign exchange.
but for the lack OF bills OF any kind the market
strong at a further advance. FOLLOWING are
rates for actual business. Bankers bills, "a S'p
81 S7A and A SShaA Ssa for long and short
sterling: French francs. b171s and 5lO; reichs-
rlss 50 5-l6 and 95 l1-1G
In London British consols were lower In the
early dealings but they reganed the loss ana
closed unchanged at SO 1915 for money ana 99ts
for the account. The Bank OF England gained
further $4,000 bullion on balance. In the open
market money was practically unchanged az
I 3-16n1K per cent for discounts and easier AT
1d11s per cent for bankers balances. India
Council bills were allotted at 1890 per rupee, but
bar silver again advanced ma aterialiy. to 2aisd an
ounce American railway shares were dun and
irregular and the closing. after q. slight rally,
was rather weak. At Paris French per cents
were steady al 80. .35. sight exchange on London
rema lining at 25.17 francs to the sterling.
The committee Of the first mortgage bond
holders OF the Peoria Decatur and Evansville
Railway Company for both divisions ~Walston
H. Brown. charman-e nnounces that the bond
holders agreement is now on file with the Allan
tic Trust Company. large number Of the hold
of ha haDds a both divisions have already
signed the agreement, and all those desiring to
participate in the benefits requested TO give
their signature promptly and to deposit their
bonds with the Atlantic Trust Company
committee to act solely in the interest or the
holders OF the first consolidated mortgage bonds
of the Savannah and Western Railroad Com
pany has been formed at the request Of holders
OF a large amount of these bonds. The commit
tee is composed OF Louis Fitzgerald. John T.:
Townsend Emanuel Lehman. Thomas Denny, all
of New-York and f. NJ. Coston. OF Baltimore.
No determination has been reached as to the
necessity OF reorganization. but the committee IL
of the opinion that prompt action should be
taken by assent to the agreement prepared and
the deposit OF bonds hereunder The Mercantiie
Trust Company will receive deposits or bonds
and signatures TO the agreement on ana aiter
The Rico-Aspen Consolidated Mining Co. will
pay n dividend on April l5 OF 2rs cents snare.
$25. 900.
A quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent has been
declared on the common stock OF the H. b.
Clafin Co.
at the New-York Real Estate Saesroom by
Adrian II. Muller & Son:
100 shares Central Pacific Railroad Co. lj-s.
80 shares Chicago and Alton Railroad Goa, common.
1914 .-t 70. qsicar ,pst. .tt..a. - ja-si q g..
- shares IsulsIana and Mlss5us Rlrsri Rarad Jre,
10 shares s,s Louisiana and anssour River Railroad
mon q.
shares ss,sa. aSs a Sps %. & " +
i5 shares Mechanics and Farmers Bank OF Albany. 402
100 shares Third Avenue Railroad Co. isG
j Right New-YoIk Society Library. free from
nual payments $40 30
1 share Hal
share New-York Law institute. subject to $40 dues
thereon, e.
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