New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-19

The business In State issues was limited 70
South Carolina 4ks which were unchanged at
l0l. OF city bank stocks Commerce sold dO) at
III and Shoe and Leather Ge) az lllR.
In the general bond market the business was
light and the fluctuations featureless Atchison
general IS were ~ per cent higher AZ i2'lNf3. ana
seconds closed 4 higher AT 30izT3O7.. Northern
Pacific Issues were lower and coupon hrSts fclI 4
per cent 10 lO7. and coupon thirds suffered ~"
same loss at 54h. Northern Paciiic consol o.
were steady at 2G%G2I or the PhiladelphlH
and Reading issues first incomes were per
cent lower at 281a ana general mortgage A. were
a shade off at 70. Texas and Pacific seconds
were active and weak. but at IN they lost only
u per cent. Wabash seconds were l per cent
lower at 1917 Reference is made TO our full re-
port OF bond sales
Money easy at nominal rates LOT DUN
demand and time loans.
The Clearing House statement was as follows;
Exchanges s7252S45 balances. SeNo,SSo.
The Sub-TreasuTy was debtor 10 the Clearing
House TAG. The business 81 the Sub- Ireas-
urv for the week ending tonight includes re-
ccipts Of sI5 COS, Gas and payments or 3l8'2SoIo.
Leaving the general balance 3l41.l50505 against
SEQ PA 467 on May II. apparent loss 81 $3lZ5-
962 Deductng from the payments HsliOoO ana
from the receipts 81 $4,000 for items which airect
only lie account with the general Treasury. It's
loss as affecting the banks is 81 $685. ana TINS
result does not include payments or So'34z lor
purchased Pacific Railroad bonds. .
To-day's operations included: Receipts. |334l-
2s7. pavments. s36O99l9; with balances Of $751;
GA ga coin and s55.535541 currency ,.
The United states Treasury at Washington re-
ccived to-day ;2694l National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s4o9.4l2, the internal
revenue receipts S3S71S2 and the miscellaneous
receipts $409.%i. - ,. .
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows:
vayi7 May ~. Differences.
~, d q, hand $50 5C6 7SS sSTO71S2i Dec 2,4o391f
.:I sa .s.a s fs sS Dec Bee sS
Actual cash in the
vaults
over outstanding - - ao =. oo ,~o 40, ~, saoa s.o
Daoos,,s I'm bank - 0eo5os ii7se.79l Inc iosl's
,,, csh "a $50 osi sI3i 275 Dec s32'65d
Tho foreign exchanges were moderately active
and exceedingly strong In spite Of gold exports
amounting 20 $3.O50,000. Following are cosins
Quotations for actual business Bankers Diils,
81 SThGDS4 S7Ih and 81 SS% for long ana shor,
sterling respectively; French francs, 5lo" ana
* less 1-16: bridesmaids, 95% ana 9Js4; guildeTs
40 5-l6 and 40 7-l6.
In London British consols were firm but un-
changed at 100 7-lG for money ana loVts lor INC
account The Bank of England gained Illrtncr
f462 900 bullion on balance In the open market
money was easier at lG,l lie per cent Tor as
counts and q per cent for bankers balances
Bar silver was unchanged at % 1-ltd. an ounce
American railway shares declined steadily
throughout the day. and closed without reaction
l0l 10 sight exchange on London falling to 25.lsh
fra rcs 10 the { sterling The weekly statement OF
the Imperial Bank OF Germany showed an IN
crease in specie Of l2,7570)Q marks
The committee Of the flhilacelpma ana i'fau'E
fsajlroad General Mortgage per cent bond
holders Frederic y. Olcott. chairman. INFORM
such bondhOlders that In accordance with their
previous notice they nave prepared bondhod-
ers' agreement authorizing them 10 take steps 10
procure the payment Of the Interest IN cash AMI