New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-16

Tho husiness In state issues included Arkansas
IS Issued 20 the Pine Bun halIroaa: a. go a. and
ptnIa funded debt p per cents al @stsH' - '''
Virginia deferred 6s stamped receipts al ''2p
" city bank stocks were wholly nrg;e,,.l'
The general bond market was qnle' ana ~ - :
of feature AtchisDn \ seconds were pT"sS"N ga
clio and after selling a. p. closed l per cent
inv,er AZ PSI There was also considerable bust
ness I'm Philadelphia and Reading thi'd '"o''.'r
which fell nearly per cent u l4~i u lf's. gun
larger declines were made by For, Worm ana
Denver CITY nrsis. Kansas Pacihc hrr's %
1886 and Kansas Pacific consos. wnith i'S' ron,
tn . rer cent There was. IN fact no h'Ait"
for bonds but the market was stagnant TAi"'T
than weak Reference Is made - our IuI re-
port u bond sales. , g,
Money on call was In abundant supply a. !
Der cent and rates for time loans were Easy.
The Clearing House statement was AZ follows;
Exchange. $Gs O73, G94; balances. S1,Gs8V'i
The Sub-Treasu ry was debtor 10 the GEARING
House ss50545 The business Of the Sub-Treas-
ury for the week ending tonight include re-
ccipts Of $l9,j24.382 and payments OF *lHo'@9'1,
e4Ving the general balance $lit,I94,@9e, aEhlhsl
s145 343 $50 on June s. an apparent gam % $l'4'V
439 Dcductlng from the payments $o.ZZ'ooo ana
from the receipts S. $4,000 for items when anect
only i:s account with the general treasury, US
,atn &c affectInR the banks was $s4j 429 and this
result does not include payments OF St159. Tor
purchases Of Pacific Railroad bonds.
To-dav's opera lions included; Receipts. S2Gol,-
lS7; payments. $3,4s9, 400; with balances 81 SSS'-
90G 40 coin and So. SIS. 2GS currency.
The United States Treasury al Washington re-
ceived to-day $4S65O0 National bank notes FOR
The customs receipts were sss3.l7s. the inter
nal revenue receipts $JG7."36. and the miscei-
laneOus receipts $23.295.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement or
cash on hand and deposits in hank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows
June a. June -. Differences
Net gd on hand SCgG2l 2ss $e1.SOiy72 Dec. N2l63l0
Ns lTl On Ia i .a ss bs gsa
Actual cash an the
Treasury yaultf
over Outstanding ..-
certificates .sl2D3J2b SIN, f'N.NSb Dec >pN5
Deposits In bank. i22fHIO u. ~ Dec. Vf'S
Net cash bal si32 e2 go si3i 92I o3j Dec. $685. e25
The foreign exchange inarke; was dun and mar
row Demand for remittance was light, and con-
sequentiy shipments Of gold were small, being
only 100000 Appended are closing quotations
for actual business: Bankers bills 81 S112 ana
81 sSHN& Ss5s for long and short sterling respec-
t!vely; French francs 5.l6A less 1l6 and bio less
i-I6 reichsmarks. 95ss and 95z4 guilders. 40 DIG
and ~ ZIG.
in London British consols rose 3-l6 10 1914 for
money and 10 iOl 5-1G for the account. The Bank
the open market money was easy at II per cent
for discounts and " per cent for bankers bal
ances Bar silver was firm and trine higher al
2S7.d an ounce. American railway shares were
dull and heavy without important changes AT
Paris French per cents opened strong, but at
iOo 80 nearly lost the improvement Sight ex-
change on London was easier al 251S francs TO
Paowfng are the quarterly statements OF the
state hanks Of the city Of New-York, on June
and March /. 1894:
LIABILITIES
June 7 1924 March J. 1894 Comparisons
cs,,,s, :is5fi 500 sise1s 100 pee 'ioI 200
Net proats y; ss soS 70 az 900 Inc Inc z9S