New-York tribune., 1894-04-06
There were no sales OF
.nr higher at S3s.

sightly Socks.
city .'easv v in the genera! oond market was re-
ActNlEih s,,spicdous alacrity. Reported trans
sinied W. Miovnfed 20 about S2500,O00 a. par value.
actionSs, 81 900 yesterday. The bulk of the
sssinos was in low-priced issues. ana In them
busineS gains were made. The movement
the Ials I vas irregular. Atchison is declined
Of pnoseo,t 10 75IA4IJ94. but seconds rallied
per nt 10 37a4 Chicago and Northern Pa
sp p' tlrsts closed sligneiy lower; al 4s7s ana z
cnc int IN lo,yer at the same price for trust re-
per CEN Northern Pacific issues continued to
ceipls' although cOnsol 5s rallied a per cent
be In,H m1H ester sales at 31%. Missouri. Kansas
10 ~ seconds rose 9s per cent to 47ai while
ana nner, strong but not materially changed.
frs,s s,,ssseInha and Reading incomes rallied u per
IN" Int but general As fell back a to 76076A.
cehl, and Western frsts gained l per cent
SaV ,a,H and single bonds sold as high 51ih.
a. anl,o5Smond Terminal IS advanced ] per cent to
hf.lSoas hlc1s and 6s. on a much smaller business.
. .?u ~ cent To 52h. Texas Pacific issues
~, ,prs wi n final gains of large fraction.
arrahssh firsts gain u but seconds rose 3 and
s.aeutures rs per cent At the close the de
u'od for some issues seemed unSdtisfied. Ref
nsnu ,s made to our full report of bond sales
epn eSa,es for money both call and time remained
unchanged H., ...,. ~ - 8 ,,.
ihanges $S2A52.9Sl; balances. $6,176G26.
bMhs Sub-Treasury. was debtor TO the Clearing
uause $725.9o6. Its net gain on balance was
h."sSS made up by a gain of 1901 1874 in currency
ss loss of So. $50 in coin To-day's opera
nS mni included Receipts. $S,449,150; payments s2.
tinsI9. resulting in general balance Of $l57437
consisting OI Sluo,o0-,t-D COlN ana llO
rnn United States Treasury at Washington re-
Ia to-day Sl94.G07 National bank notes for
redemption. ~
rsrsnue receipts sis79S3, and the miscellaneous
receipts s225s' -
.,sS on hand and deposits in bank compares
,s,h the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows: A,ru4 Anru, Differences
SlOG 100 U.3 SlO6 tUO SS4 Inc Sll6.T4l
on hand gs55st bss 5Se
Actual cash in the
11 drea'uS uoSststandng
Ssft snsies ~ C3s si$5 90 ~ Inc 5000 aSs
Vat cash balance SILL go 129 STAG So Inc 81 s92 73
The foreign exchanges were strong and again
trAe higher. The demand for remittance
~ active but there was no fresh supply of bills
~ any kind and moreover. bankers showed no
%soosition to sell their drafts. Appended are
,ass for actual business. Bankers bills. 81 SlA@
Us7i1 and 81 SSl4 asa Ss12 for long and short ser
s~rg. French francs 5167s and 5.15; reichsmarks,
* Ss-lSas53s and 50 1l-16a 9534.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Tho Governors Of the,Bank Of England at their
,vssklv meeting made change in its mini
nrn rate of discount, which remains at per
cent In the week the bank gained f101071
h,IIon and the proportion of reserve to liability
was raised from 54S7 to 55.S4 per cent, against
an advance from 1891 to 44.15 per cent in the
corresponding week last year when the discount
rate was unchanged at 219 per cent. To-day the
hank gained further f152,00 on balance At the
London Stock Exchange British Consols opened
srn and then advanced S-l6 per cent to par for
money and 1905 for the account. In the open
m.rkat money was slightly easier at 1ls per
cent for discounts. and 1Q1ls per cent for bank
srs, balances Bar silver receded 90 2S 3-16d. an
Sa.,yv closing without significant rally. At
Paris French 3 per cents were a few centimes
lower at 80 80 although sight exchange on Lon
don was somewhat easier at Zolo francs TO the
= staraine The weekly statement Of the Bank
os France showed a decrease of 1325.ooc francs
s,d and an increase Of e00 900 francs in silver.