New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
Deposits in bank. 1I7GO0s9 H. 500 s12 Inc $500
Net cash balance slsO 5o4 534 si8s Dec s5s4l92

Net cash balance 534 si3s S534 1872
The foreign exchanges were quiet and strong
without change in rates on London the Cont
nent engagements Of sl.5O0O00 gold for ship
ment tomorrow were unexpected. and with the
continued strength Of exchange point to heavy
exports on Saturday. Following are unchanged
quotations for actual business: Bankers bills.
81 o71e and 81 SS7s for long and short sterling re-
rechsmarks 9j2s and 80 11-lG495A
In London the reopening Of the Stock Ex-
change produced no fresh confidence. British
c0nsols were rather weak in the early dealings,
but they closed unchanged at 100h for both
money and the account. The Bank Of England
gained fl43,OO0 bullion on balance In the open
market money was steady at about "a per cent
for discounts, and dearer at 1hM1ia per cent
for bankers balances. India Council bills were
allotted at II sgd per rupee. and bar silver
was firm. although slightly lower, at 29hd. an
ounce. American railway shares were dull and
irregular. but movements in both directions
were not significant At Paris French per
cents early rose TO 100.35 and at 10000 closed
with an advance of a few confines. Sight ex-
change on London somewhat easier at
25.2O francs to the { sterling.
At the request Of the holders Of large amounts
or me general mortgage per cent bonds OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Frederic +. Olcott Adrian Iselin, Jr.; J. Kennedy
Tod, Henry Bulge and Thomas Denny have
consented To act as committee TO procure the
payment OF the interest upon those bonds in
cash; to resist attempts TO increase the principal
of the mortgage and. If necessary to accomplish
those objects. t. have the mortgage fOreclOsed
and prepare a plan OF reorganization. A bond
holders agreement is being prepared. which
Will be lodged with the Central Trust Company
OF New-Iork for signatures on May g.
Blake Bros. & Co.. Of this city and Boston,
offer to investors 81 100000 city of Providence
H. l.. per cent gold bonds, due 1924 They
say that these bonds are legal investment for
savings banks in this State.
The regular sem-annual dividend, at the rate
OF per cent per annum. was declared on the pre-
ferred stock Of the American Cotton Oil Com
pany yesterday. payable June l.
The following securities were sold at auction at
the New FORK Real Estate Salesroom, by Adrian
II. Muller & Son:
$4,000 Louisville and Nashville Railroad co. per
cent mortgage bonds. due 1895 llO%
$1,000 Jacksonville Madison and indianapolis Railroad
g., .. ist mortgage per cent bonds due 1890. ll5.
So sTo" warren Rarosd CO. "a mortgage per cent
due 1909. 2O7s W '
10 shares Gate City National Bank Of Texaana. Ark.
5000 Milwaukee Street Railway 2 per cent 3oyear
consodated MORTGAGE gold bonds. due 1920. 60
$1,000 The Montgomery Tuscaloosa and Memphis Rail
WAY TO- st m"r,sage per cent gold bonds due 1879
shares American Exchange National Bank. 100.
~ shat"s teiman- American Bank, llSt.
So shares Ninetccnth Ward Bank Of New-York 1a3
dubuque Division. LIST mortgage per bond
100 shares Clinton Bank 100
5000 Missouri Pacific Railroad 81 mortgage per cent
LOO shares Trust Cola Mining CO.. So lot.
80 shares Consolidated Fire Works CO. Of America Il
10 shares Globe Fire Insurance Co. 80
10 shares Consolidated Fire Works CO. ~ America
preferred. 25if.
100 shares Indianapolis Gas Co.. 1897
due 1892. ~.