New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

L IS 1904. .llS 49, j. G. do, 1874 Nv
Among State issues Virginia funded debt %
per cents were the only active issue. and in these
the business was not large, while prices were
practically unchanged a co. OF city bank stocks
Merchants Exchange sold 90 at Ill., Seaooard
500 at 10, and Western % at 10
The general bond market was quiet, reported
transactions amounting only to about SSOOOOo, at
par value. Atchison 4s continued 10 be active
and they rallied q per cent to 71&4N77k. but \
seconds remained dull. and showed no recovery
from yesterdays decline. Northern Pacihc Is
sues were dull but consol IS furnished a feature
by an abrupt fall OF J per cent 70 20 ST. LOUIS
Alton and Terre Haute dividend bonds rose
per cent 10 so. With these few exceptions final
changes slight. although usually declines,
and many issues in the list were absolutely un-
changed Some changes In both directions were
made on sales Of single bonds. but these cannot
be accepted sufficient 10 afford a proper quo
tation. Reference is made 10 our full report Of
bond sales.
Money on call remained easy at per cent and
rates for time loans unchanged
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges. $50. 704. 040 balances. $7l08.440.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House S987,59S. Its net loss on balance
$lOS2206. made up by loss Of 81 094 76j in
rency, less gain OF Sl2559 in coin. The days
operations included: Receipts. $2.3l8 009; pay
ments. $3400,2l5. resulting in a general balance
OF l43,3O5,245 consisting of sS7l97,OlS coin and
The United States Treasury al Washington re-
ceived to-day s2l6.s97 National bank notes for
redemption
revenue receipts $l4s,322. and the miscellaneous
receipts, $133O97
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
as follows:
Net foa sssao 81 Dec D"'sSoGSs
Net !Vs! on ia 1ssfs Pee ss SO 40
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding
Certificates $40 sls.a422o Dec. s52oa2o
deposits IN BANK nsdSl2S l2c9.l3l Inc Al OO3
Net cash bal .sI3O CIT sI3oa2335l Dec s,7o 22o
The foreign exchanges were quiet but strong
and again slightly higher On Continental points
indeed. rates have not been high at any time
this year, and gold may be sent to Paris at
profit. No engagements were made simply be-
cause there will be no French steamer before
Saturday. Rates on London firm and the
outside figures given below most nearly repre-
sent the market. Following are revised quota
lions for actual business: Bankers bills 81 S7l9
sterling respectively; French francs, 5.16A less
l-l6 and 515 net reichsmarks. 952sM95 7-l6 and
95A Q95 1916; guders. 40 5-l6 and 40 7-l6
In London British consols advanced "a per cent
to 1919 for money and lilo to the same price for
the account. The Bank Of England gained fur
Their 100000 bullion on balance. In the open
market money was extremely easy a y per cent
for discounts and u per cent for bankers bal
ances. Bar silver fell 4 to 2si1d. an ounce Amer
team railway shares were quiet and irregular. but
generally lower. Although changes were not
large, Atchison. Union Pacific and Northern Pa
cifc preferred were conspicuously weak. At
Paris French per cents comparatively
steady at 1O012k q100l5 sight exchange on Lon
don being 2517h francs to the sterling. At
Paris and Berlin rates for money were un-
changed.
protective committee has been formed by
holders Of the first mortgage bonds OF the Duluth
and Manitoba Railroad Company. 1t consists