New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-25

In state issues the following transactions were
reported: 81 900 Tennessee Settlement s. al ~;
So 900 Virginia deferred trust receipts, stamped.
al 5; $1,000 Of the same at Sl. In bank shares
there were no sales On the Exchange but by
auction shares Of the Bank Of North Amer
lea sold 100 the last previous sale being
at l56; L. shares Mechanics and Traders Bank
Chatham National Bank at 365. last previous sale
being $50: 60 shares Of the National Citizens
Bank at l4l, last previous sale l42.
There was decidedly more interest in the rail-
way bond list than in shares. Sales fell only
little short II s1,000.000. The temper was gen
orally strong. Union Elevated hrsts fell per cent
to Sc. and Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Mich
igan frsts to 49, Northern Pacific notes rose j..
to 1914. Rock Island debentures to 81. Fort
Worth and Rio Grande iirsts to 80, Ohio South
ern general As ! to 81. Union Pacific notes to So
the Extended Sinking Fund SIS 10 g. Wabash
seconds l to 1915 and Chicago Pacific 6s z to
1893
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges $50 sS7. 075: balances. A577 $50
The Sub-Treasury debtor TO the Clearing
House Si0l 295 Its net loss on balance was
1924 SAL made up by gain Of ,56l in coin and
a loss Of S44s. 4O5 in currency. The days opera
tons included: Receipts. H,s96.9lS; payments.
81 1876, resulting in general balance OF sl32-
96O,776. consisting Of s77.O64.232 coin and S2356l
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ce!ved to-day slS6.592 National Bank notes for
redemption The customs receipts sj556S4
the internal revenue receipts S263,1sS and the
miscellaneous receipts S3l, 446.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
compares
with the figures of the last previous statement
al follows:
Net gold on hand s Gi %" Inc DH5s5i ::
Nj .;sI ia sss Si Dec Dec s S
Actual cash in the
oy'r outstanding 49, 49, ...
Deposits p iH bank SS. icssSs' Dec Dec sss5ss
Net cash bal .sI2a $l23 oiG 500 Dec $3.50 POI
There was no change Of condition in the money
market, and sales were as follows: On call per
cent " per cent for thirty days: per cent for
sixty DAYS to four months and 2i5M3 per cent for
longer periods Quotations for commercial paper
We're: Prime Endorsed bills receivable. 3N3Iz per
cent: choice single name. widely known. 41am5
per cent. and tn )se not well known. Az per
cent and upward.
The New-York exchange was quoted to-day as
follows at the places named. Chicago. par: New
Orleans. commercial l2Jc discount. bank par: ST.
Louis, soc discount: Charleston. buying &c dis
count, selling par: San Francisco sight 10 tele-
graph 12l2: Boston, D discount; Savannah. buy
ing 3-16c discount. selling par 10 Lice discount
Business In the foreign exchange branch Of the
market dull but rates firm. CONNER
cial bills were plentiful but quickly absorbed No
fast steamship sails tomorrow. and no gold was
engaged for export. Some bankers admit
ted that they still expected to see a round
sum go on; on Saturday. Rates for actual bust
81 s64@AS7. and "a S7AmASS for long and short
sterling respectively Francs. 5l67M517l1 for
long and 5l51sg 515 fJr short. Reichsmarks 9Js.4
95i2 and 95a.u95is. and guilders 4Ol. and 40Ik
In London money from day 10 day was at 4
per cent. The rate of discount In the open mar
ket for short bills vas !: and FOR three month
bills 9-l6a3s. Bar silver up lie to Paid an
ounce. in New-York commercial bars were
quoted al G3%c-an advance Of SCI British con-
soils remained unchanged at 1915 for both money
and the account. but American securities were
generally lower and the market duh and r.
regular Erie IDS lost u at 49, Canadian Pacific
a, at 66ss. Illinois Central 4 AT 1884,. Mexican
shares !. at l5t. Erie shares Il at 1874 Reading
Is at 9ls, and Atchson = at ga. On the other
hand Mexican As rose !. TO 59L and ST paul
shares u to 62ss. The rate OF Paris exchange was
low enough to take gold from London
French per cent rentes opened DC higher at
10l francs so centimes. closing at lOl francs Is