New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-14
IN THE BOND MARKET.

Ar,on0 STATE iss1es there were some transac-
tions in Tennessee settlement 3s at Is'2 and In
Virginia funded debt. % per cents. at 5sn3S.
OF city bank stocks German-American sold 'Zo)
at 11SH.
The general bond market was dull and weak
There was some business In Philadelphia ana
Reading issues 5u, final changes were unm-
portant 1t was quite inexplicable why these
issues should be strong one day and extremely
weak the next day Other changes. except In
special issues were fractional declines. REFER
ence is made to our full report Of bond sales.
Rates for money unchanged and loans
on demand and time were easily negotiated;
The Clearing House statement was as ioilows:
Exchanges s75.O8l. oil; balances. $3ssIl62
The Sub-Treasury debtor to the Clearing
House s5234li. It's net loss on balance was VIZ
293 made up by decrease Of $lsl'hS IN cur
rency. less an increase OF S2ii2o IN CON, ne
davis operations included: Receipts. 3033 1sl;
payments S3161,0s4 resulting In general bal
ance Of l43,524s01. consisting OF $7s54l o43 com
and $64 253 currency
The United States Treasury al Washington re-
ceved to-day $37S.sO6 National bank notes for
REDEMPTION The customs receipts were S53;
the internal revenue receipts $lH,3S4, and the
miscellaneous receipts $l26Jb
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures of the last previous statement
follows:
Ne, gold on hand .S SIT Il . S Z Inc DH:sa7:::
Ne; .@S4 on i : ~ e s Dee Dee s
Actual cash In tho
Treasury vaults
certificates 1927 1871 03I 1927 331 800 Dec $500
Deposits In bank. u4i22G@ ll.3'2.2o Dec 'oo5S
Net cash bal. .si3s i24 $l3s. 7o33O Dec s70ca+
There was fair demand for foreign exchange.
and because bankers were not inclined 10 draw
bills rates were higher The cotton crop Is much
later than usual and consequently bills in adj
vance of the movement have to be protected.
Following are quotations for actual business.
Bankers bills. "a S5A and S6uS4 S6h for long
and short sterling respectively. French francs,
5ls% and 51sh; rechsmarks 95b and 93l2;
guilders 40 1-l6Q401s and 40 3-l6M4OH.
FOREIGN MARKETS
The Governors of he Bank Of England at their
weekly meeting made no change in its minimum
rate Of discount which remains at per cent.
In the week the bank gained f46 643 bullion. but
tho Droporton Of reserve to liability was raised
from O26 to 1851 per cent, against an advance
from 5l.37 to 81 so per cent in the corresponding
week last year, when the discount rate was re-
duced from to per cent The bank to-day re-
norted no change In its specie balance At the
Iondon Stock Exchange British consos were
stmnIv steady In the open market money was
&c., NJ 9-166lM for discounts and a per cent
90 daily balances. Bar silver declined further
~ =, 90 < 16d an ounce. American railway snares
rs dull and weak At Pari1 French per cents
~,ere firm at 1O452h The weekly statement OF
H. Rank of France showed a decrease in sPecle
- 69s 600 francs gold and o3oooov francs sl,ei;
The wheeling. Lake Erie ana iiIisours ,os ooo
- .nv renorts for August an output OF ioS.CoV
Conpas coaI the largest months business IN the
hia,orv OF the company. Inc "Anass' ''"'s'