New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

State bonds were neglected IN city bank stocks
Bank Of Ncw-YCrk Us, sold at 2lS.
The general bond market was slightly NOR,
active total sales being $4,000. against 1924 900
at face value yesterday. Business was badly dis
tributed and changes in prices were irregular
Richmond Terminal collateral trusts were In de-
mand; the 6s rose IA per cent 10 aIh. one
bond fetching 57i2 and the - gained ;.
per cent at 267.. one bond selling at q.
The progress Of the reorganization and IN"
ndica tons thar business revival may reach
the South first constantly stimulating
influences on the investment and spe'ula-
tive inquiry for the securities Of this system.
Northern Pacific consos were active at a decline
Of is per cent to 22il. but after large dealings
nrsts coupon ended UP i. at l0Sls Wisconsin
Central hrsts declined per cent To 1914. Louis
Vile. New-Albany and Chicago consols broke j
per cent TO 81 on moderate sales Erie seconds
consols recovered nearly all Of YESTERDAY Loss
The Southwestern issues were generally higher
AtChison 4 seconds rose :. per cent 20 I'm. but
OF As only one bond was sold. Reference is made
to our full report Of bond sales.
Local money conditions unchanged. both
call and tine loans being quoted at previous
rates
The Clearing House statement was follows:
Exchanges. sS4.S5l.97O; balances s6.56?.l99
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House 500. 3S6. Its net gain on balance was
S49i 7O7 made up by gain Of 3635,0i7 In Gus
rency. minus A loss Of $4,000 In coin The days
operations INCLUDED: Receipts. S3,l"06O6; pay
ments. S2.6o5.S9s. resulting In general balance
Of Sl27.1492l0 consisting Of s7iJiI.s6l In coin and
$G2.i94,S49 currency
The United states Treasury at Washington
received to-day t2ll $50 National bank notes for
redemption
revenue receipts s6il.s72. and the miscellaneous
receipts. sl29l50.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposit In bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
NJ. ,a hand, s,ss:c1 .. rad D'; :sSi
nj ice. SS.$ i :sss ss1s bee Be-: 4s. .
A :r,...C cash Y in re
S Sy ~ slie SIC ?cq2S Dec sGSi IS
Nc, cash bel sl2o 4os 73a sl2Soes .cS Dec .o2'3
In the foreign exchange markets sterling rates
were steady and Continental drafts easier, Al
tho n they remain at the gold-shpping point
II beng an ''on-day' the figures were no, sig
n,Hrant. one shipment Of N,2jooOO gold has
been announced for Saturday. Following are
quotations for actual business: Bankers bills.
81 s7is and 81 ISL, for long and short sterling re-.
srectivcly. French francs 5l6's ,css l-l6 ana
515 less l-l6. rcichsmarks % 7-l6n"'s ana ''T.'
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The governors % the Bank u England at their
weekly meeting made no change in It's minimum
rate II discount which remains a. 2 per cent.
In the week the bank lost i367.2sS bullion. and
the proportion = reserve q liability was low
erci from &C s. u 66 - per cent. agains, de-
cline from & - - iGll per cent In IN" clrrc-
sp.udiug week last year when the discount H-'
| was advanced from ~ O. per cent ne hhhn
today Coined III 900 on balance. ~ the London
Stock Fx-hange. british consols were unchanged
AT lOf 1916 FOR both money and the account In
the open market money was "A shade hrm"r az
x per cent FOR rs cunts. hat STEADY NJ ~ =
rcr cent flr daily balances. Bar silver further
| declined l-iGd 20 p 1864 an ounce. American
railway shares were Irregular. hut generally
| higher although Lake Shore f"ll per cent ~
! Paris French per cents reacted j. confines q
| Jog i2i1 sight exchange on London rising 81
| 25lsls francs t. the sterling The weekly state.
| rrcnf 81 tho Bank OF France shows q gain -
l7s750O0 francs gold and loss 81 l.i'5ooO frame
| silver.