New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-17

State bonds were quiet. with sales Of Virginia
funded % per cents at 5S7s and Louisiana new
consol Is at ssas7. City bank stocks were
neglected.
The general bond market was fairly active. and
numerous issues showed substantial advances;
the dealings amounted to 100000 at face value.
The principal feature was the large trading IN
Richmond Terminal collateral trust 5s. receipts.
al advance from 25i1 10 26i5G 26a; 6s. stamped
ganization is so near cempeted that the mprOv-
ing conditions at the South are beginning 10 turn
an investment inquiry toward these bonds. North
ern Pacific issues were In fair demand; firsts, cou.
pom. are up ~ los. and registered = per cent
10 1855 seconds rose per cent 70 I3s and thiras
! per cent TO So Corsol IS were active. but only
Pacific firsts. receipts were firm at AZ. Kansas
and Texas firsts rose 10 79i2. and seconds IN
come. u per cent 10 42A Philadelphia ana heaa'
ing issues were all higher. the gain in The sec.
onds. income. extending 10 per cent. kansas
and Pacific frsts. consols. gained the frac'ion
at 77ia. after selling at Is. Oregon Short Line
and Utah Northern consos are up ~ per cen.
to IS. and Union Pacific. Denver and Gult mss
advanced IL per cent 10 ai2 United sta. s
Cordage firsts are / per cent higher at 81 Inc
only important decline was per cent In LOUIS
Vile and Nashville general Is 10 10. References
made to our full report of bond sales.
Money on call was without change at per
cent. and rates for time loans are Quoted al pre-
vous figures. $500,
The Clearing House statement was as follo"s'
Exchanges s6l. 1859; balances. $6lo,7so.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the cearns
House 1921 ,6O0 Its net loss on DdidNCe
day is sl,22lS76 made up by loss OF sl.S'[ TSs
in currency minus a gain OF Sl6l,O'I In com Inv
two days operations included; Receipts SOIL
700: payments. s6.5990S5. resulting In gehessea
balance of $685. l49.059. consisting or Ssz,h+'"'
coin and $52.S34. $50 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington 10
ceived to-day sos 159 National bank notes TOT ~
demption. ,..-,si
The customs receipts were s34s,o75 the internass
revenue receipts s24co,s74. and the miscellaneous
receipts $l05.19l. -. a,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement "
cash on hand and deposits In bank compare
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows:
Ne, rod on hand s6i aoi 5a3 se 300 634 Inc siooi"
N sspd s4oassis s3s5s.s72 Dec !ss
Net silver on hand io.o725o2 isIc'.io4 Dec ag.o.s
Actual cash In the
vaults
over outstanding 49, .-. 49, -, sea- -
Deposits In bank. 13.0s9. s3s i35o2le Inc 49,
Ne, cash balance $3.50 400 7s8 $3.50 so Dec sl2'
The foreign exchanges were irregular. sterilns
rates being a shade easier. while French l'S ar,
were steady and German reichmarks were ,
and a trhe higher. Commercial bilis con.,ant
scarce and the market Is without i,po nata.
change in feature. Annexed are revised 9uesA
tons FOR actual business: Bankers bills. soy
81 81 plus 1-32 and 81 IS for long and shore IA
Ing respectively; French frarcs o,ios az ,s.tI
and 5.l5 lees 1-l6 reichmarks. 20 I-io anu wsr At
In London British cpnsols were lilo io"e' No 4
10l GIG for. both money and the account, land =
change was reported In the BANK o. was
bullion balance. IQ the open marker nom. ,s and
n trhe steadier at ~ per cent for dlsco u,sr vas
y per cent for daily balances. Bar n,nce' Amer
lean railway shares were somewhay, ,,,s And
but generally strong and higher; on.ols per
Nashville rose IN and Erie seconos eoXvsnced u
cent At Paris French per cents ao'""