New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-06

tb tho ir, The customs receipts were s4CossS
~ Internal revenue receipts sf95 G2l and the
HiS ellaneOus receipts sS2l POI
ip-udy Washington Treasury statement Of
yt,h on hand and deposits in bank compares
as follows '''''' INV ~
Ns, hand sdIs s. &iz In. D" sis,7
on hand. n.lo47as aooeas7 Dec. lii2a,1
Net Ne!n silver hand sss2os59 ss47o5oe Inc s597ao
Treasury vaults
Deposits IN ss 'S So H Ino 5 5iS
Net bal. sl22: 23S si22 556ol7 Inc s3is 7c7
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS
characteristics Of the money market remained
the same as las, week and for some time past.
Money on call was AT pc cent. Tine-moncy.
as to demand and supply uachan d. quo
tations were per cent for thirty days . PER
cent for siXt" days. PIP per cent for five months.
and per cent for six l. eight months There
was excellent demand for commercial paper. but
the supply of the best kind was small Rates
were az follows: 2i2W2a. per cent for sixty to
ninety day Endorsed bills receivable; per cent
four months single names: 34i per cent for
prime SIX months. and 4i3U7 per cent for good
four to six months single names.
The NcW-York exchange was quoted to-day
follows at u prices named: Chicago. zoe. pre-
MUM: San Francisco sight. 10. telegraph. 12i2;
Charleston, buying 'sc discount sei.ing par;
New-Orleans commercial. 125c discount. bank
par. st. Louis. soc. discount bid. offered at par.
The commercial price Of bar silver was 6i's
cents; in London it up Lie to % 5-l6d per
ounce. Mexican dollars are quoted in this mar
ket at 5ll4 cents.
The volume of business in the foreign eX-
change market small but the tone Was
fairly steady. Cotton bills die not come in 50
freely on last Monday. No gold was engaged
for export but II is impossible u say mat IL VIII
not go out the last Of the week Rates for ac-
tual business closed as follows: Cables 81 SNn
81 ssh and 81 S6a,GMS7 and 81 S7%4n$4 IS for
long and short sterling respectively; reichs-
marks, s5Il and 95l,: francs 51s7s and 515 for
sixty days and sight respectively; euilders 4pi
and 40l1 The market at the close was duil Dut
firm. .
In London money on call was quoted at u OF
1 per cent: the rate OF discount in the open mar
llet was * for short and three-months bils. me
general tone of the market was strong. Con-
s;dera BILE amounts of gold were taken Tor export
to France. and the Bank Of rnglandS price Tor
gold bars was advanced to rs loa,d per "un n.
British c0nsols went up Is, fer money To- Tvs
and i for the account TO 102 3-l6. American So
curities were decidedly higher. Canadian racine
rose IL per cent 10 6iis. Mexican shares ana -
each 2, 10 Az and so respectively -. fdul liz"
amount to GS Erie shares Il to l4i4. the 2is the
same to 7Sia Reading = to 9'2. Atkinson 4 10
~ New-York Central Is to 1919 and Pennsyl-
vania Is to 527s. ,
French per cent rentes were 27ie centiInes
lower al the opening AT 102 francs, but at the
close they had advanced 10 lO2 francs 22 Cen'lcs,
Paris exchange on London was at - francs u
pfennings. %, ..
Gold is quoted at Buenos Ayres at 243 al
Madrid 1650 at Lisbon % at -. Petersburg o.
at Athens IL at Rome 10. at Vienna
Attention is called in our statements OF railway
earnings 10 the corrected report ~ the chicago
Milwaukee and 81 faul earnings l"' '''' '''
We have received the following notices:
The REORGANIZATION Committee 81 the Ioledo'
Ann Arhor and North Michigan Railway CON
many George W Murray. chairman. gives n"N,e
IA the holders Of stock and first MORTGAGE h'hus
oe the several divisions Of the consolidated tn.'
gage that the plan submitted on september
Ias1 has been modified and Is now ndorsed by
Tho renresentativos Of the Mount Pleasant tad.4,
lac ana Lake Michigan division bondholders am
Stockholders committee. To ptrlc'l Il SP'.NN
reorganization it is important that all s''ut'S
holders should deposit their holdings Wl'lp",
dela,. boudholders with the Farmers Loan anu
Trust Company and the STOCKHOLDERS VII" ''''
Atlantic Trust Company -...
The holders II the first consolidated mortgage
bonds Of the National Water WORKS ''hiiiIg
dated August !. 1ss2 are informed that owners
az such bonds constituting considerably NOR
,han a majority of the total amount secured ~
the above mortgage. nave become pa -.
tho bondholders' protective agreement. whereby
ci1eon Wells attorney Of the Massachuse.'
Mutual Life Insurance Company SpIIhs'leI1
Mass II W RariOl. trustee oi the estate a.. IL
r Bartol Philadelphia Penn: James lln'I,yPl ~.
second assistant treasurer ~ me VI ,rtv,i.,
Insurance Company. New o'k' ann III
po,vlv Wilson Of Wilson. Colston q Coz l,aI"-
- Ma are empowered To- represent and act
for them Bondholders who are not "Iien,H 20.
tics 10 The agreement may bccnH" :" ~ -
November 90 without penalty. CopIeS -. W.
agreement may be obtained from the menu
of the committee or from the Cnited "'a''S ANU
gage Company OF Ncw-fork'