New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12

State issues were moderately active ana the
business included North Carolina consol As az
10l. South Carolina AIS at 10l and Virginia de
ferred o., stamped receipts. at 8H. or city bank
stocks American Exchange gold (6D at 49,
Ninth (25) at l22A. and Phenix 900 at l2Ot.
The general bond market reapsed into state
Of discOuraging duness. At par value 'he lusl-
ness amounted 10 less than }6OOOOO and the Vhri-
atoms were slight although irregular Atchison
general a. advanced u per cent to 1875. but a
seconds were the same fraction lover NJ 5ZH
Mobile and Ohio general AZ rose TO Ola Dut AT
60Is closed only p per cent higher. There was
in fact no particular activity in any direction;
Reference Is made 10 our full report OF bono
sales.
Rates for money were not influenced by ex-
ports Of gold, but remained extremely easy.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges 81. 2l7; balances sS"J.I6.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House 1896 6S7. The business Of the Sub-Trcas-
ury for the week ending to-nigh; lncludes re-
ceipts Of SIS 929128 and payments OF Nh2S30so
leaving the general balance $1J0274.lC7. against
$751; 62S 1923 on May 4. apparent loss OF $l.3oi-
462 Deducting from the payments T'2osVoo ana
from the receipts $395OOOO for Items when aliect
only its account with the general Irsasnry' Its
loss as affecting the banks IL SlO45462, ana TINS
result does not include payments OF $4235 Tor
purchased Pacific Railroad bonds -
To-day's operations included: Receipts. s2'06s-
s77. PAYMENTS s3O17, 1856: with balances OF $95,-
Az 1853 coin and $54, 797.1l4 currency.
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day s2lS33l National bank notes Tor
redemption. .. 10. -, .,
The customs receipts were 1920 the internal
revenue receipts s5OO,475 and the miscellaneous
receipts $4,000. ... .
To-days Washington Treasury statement or
ash on hand and deposits In bank compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows:
May 10 May IL Differences
Net gold hand. sS4255ooi seL"oiO'' Dec fi'''''
Me- iegatenier' 10 73o 7si 81 302 22i Inc 1852 40
Net silver on hand i2lsl.ois l2,@2,657 Inc. 2ioso
Actual cash In the
vaults
owe, 1876 1873 $40 1925 900 slb5377
De,osits in bnnk. 1l.95i.2i9 liS4s562 Dec loZ'o'
No, cash balance s3s iO5 $l37 5O95 Dec. s2GpOGi
The foreign exchanges were dull but strong IN
splte OF exports OF gold amounting to S.90O oOo
The market closed strong at these quotations
for actual business: Bankers bits, No'HW
81 87 and "a 8sA for long and short sterling re-
spccively; French francs. 516H and Bio. reichs-
marks 95:K and 95ss guders, 40 5-1G and ~ 10
In London British consols were unchangeu' at
100 3-1G for money and 100 u for the account
The Bank Of England gained further ti1IOOo
bullion on balance. In the open market money
was easy at IN per cent for discounts and !
Der cent for bankers balances Bar silver
Welded further n to 2s%d. an ounce. American
railway shares were lifeless. but closed rather
weak At Paris French per cents were rev
confines lower at 10045. sight exchange on Lon
don advancing to 25l9 francs to the sterling
The American Express Company has declared
a dividend Of SO share.
quarterly dividend Of per cent on the pre-