New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-13
RoNps-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

In State issues 81. 900 Louisiana coupon AZ were
sold ut osia. Fifteen shares OF the shoe ana
Leather Bank were sold M 49, and fifteen shares
~ the Southern National Bank at loo. Trading
in railroad bonds was moderate In volume hut
flrmer in temper most Of the speculative Issues
again showing tendency to advance, which
was noticeable especially In the Readings I'm
portant changes were few In number. however
and while Atchison DDS receded per cent to a.
Fort Worth and Denver city lists rose TO 49, and
Missouri Kansas aud Texas 1st Is ~ 10 80. The
par value Of the sales was 81 $4,000
The United States Treasury received to-day
s,q5 lao National be- nix notes for redemption. Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from Washington
were 1925 6sT tho internal revenue receipts 1896
$40 and the miscellaneous receipts Slt, ioo. Iotai
Government receipts for The day, N.35,iW; ex-
penditures :, 551. 100. excess OF expenditures,
t2l29n5 receipts for the month To date. Sll,Ol3-
;72: cxpcn lfures sl2.ol,.s00; excess Of eXpendi-
lures. sl.ooi.22s. Receipts for the fiscal year to
date sGa O35 e6G; expendit torres 3l5i ls excess OF
expenditures over receipts fl4llslR
Tho Treasury's usual ten days statement OF the
kinds Of money used in customs payments SHOWS
IN GONNA rison with the previous statement. de-
crease Of per cent In silver coin and CD In silver
certificates and an increase of e2 per cent In
United states notes and 01 per cent IN Treasury
notes The proportions compared win me same
period Of 1894 were: Gold coin. silver coin and gold
certificates none i'm both years; silver certificates
1871 per cent against q per cent; United States
notes 1871 per cent against 40 per cent; Treas
ury notes. 22 per cent. against S65 per cent last
vear Total receipts were S.ibl 49, against no.
200 ssi in the previous period: s3sii.2lp In the
corresponding period OF 1894. and &26s2o6 In 1873
To-day'H Washington Treasury statement GOV.
erng actual results of two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement wes M iono"H'
Ne, soi on hand e, Sf os s wa Doc "'"', 5000
Not iegal,teniefH .. 80 ~. 80, asa -, , oos ans
hand t4tlIt tstlf 40 ~ ''s'f'." ~ -,
Net silver on Ma ~ llShN s'"'N"'' '''' ""''''
Actual cash In thu
Treasury vaults
Ss cert " slsem4Da nseeieala Inc 49, 90
Deposits In bank H.. 500. sdi li1Nb2s@ Inc, l'2fp
Available cash. t2oi. i0i sdd SOL 7l2755 Inc N' ~"
Deduct minor liza 80. 40, 8, IN. .oa
bllltles l'''N'f'-" i'"''''-' ''N' $3.50
Actual cash balsisL77li6 sis2 Oei STAT 4sS
The Treasury's net gold on hand with yester-
days Withdrawals and the deposit Of SOOOOOV
made by the syndicate is 500 AGO. ~
The Sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the
Clearing House Of 1928 Its net loss on bal
ance was SPELLED made up by loss In currency
Of 81 1856 100 and gain in coin Of 1911 02O To-day
operations include Receipts S3l54327, payments,
81 $40 497 resulting in general balance OF $751;
SCI 3O5 consisting Of 400 coin and $9I160S96
currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
There was little doing in the local money mar
kets and no change in general features occurred.
Rates. as furnished by the busiest houses, were as
follows