New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-08

There were no transactions In state issues OF
bank shares Less activity and more s'rens'h
was the rule in bonds well az stocks ana prices
In many issues were materially advanced "h'ie
others remained stagnant Ind Cordaee ISL re-
ceipts declined per cent to Ao'7. me leau,ns
active issues however, showed marked improve,
ment and Cotton Oil SIS rose to III, Atchison "a
rcts IL to 272%. the adjustment As "a 10 oo-4
Brooklyn Elevated Eds III to .e'7 Cnicako ama
Northern Pacific lst receipts IN TO 4os4. NOBLE
and ohio 4s I to S. Reading Sd incomes ~ 10 -
Tnion Pacific Denver and Gulf lists l's 70 ss1s
and Wabash IDS ia TO 1914. The traoing ariounteu
Tbe United States Treasury received to-day
$40 National bank notes for redemption; Jus,
toms receipts reported to-day from .s 'oi,
were s625 ~ the internal revenue receips 900
~ tbe miscellaneous receipts s34.s2 Total Gov
eminent receipts for the day. Sl.lSi,'oS eXpenud
lures sl472OO0: excess OF expend,uress ,so
Receints for the month to date. s522b'5o9' eN-
nsnditures 81 800 0O0 excess Of expenditures. 81
iSSSS1 Receipts for the fiscal year to date yin
7OOSsO; expenditures sl5eS4V 200 loo; excess Vi
nenditures over receipts f7.b3s'bo
To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
ering actual results Of two DAYS ago coinpareu
with ne last previous statement. was as l'i'o"s'
Xoy 4 NOV. : change.
~, s,i, an hand so. y.s 49, sa2 s5 Ss Dec Nso''
Nj ass4 on ad iissS sS sss's7 .s
Actual cash in tn.
Treasury vaults
%,fi s 40 Dec $40 a%
DEPOSITS In bank. 1885 49, h.lt7S3 Dec -iS'"''
A,sn,s. cash sisp o.. 80. siss sas Dec. s5.s7oi
bliities l''o 2osse ' ias Dec i'2i 1871
Acus cash bal SIS To- 37Y sI7e0aGsI5 Inc 's'so"o
The Sub-Treasury had debit balarce at the
Clearing House of Sl3O,sI- It's mel gam on pal-
ance was s34S 7l3 made up b! gam IN currency
IF $500 90 and loss in coin OF Slat.iO' lO-ud!
operat tons include. Receipts Xo3o2"s; pa! mems
s. 1871 5s5 resulting IN general balance o. sdeo,
47s 7s3 consisting of sSsb'3ol2 com ana 'soSV"' Si
currency.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
Money ON call was 2a2ia per cent. Time con-
tracts ruled at ~ per cent FOR thirty days per
cent for three months. 80 per cent Tor iour
months and 3't@4 per cent fcr slN moi'"s chd."e
nener ruled al 80 per cent for three months,
Sia04 per cent for four months ana per cent
for six months - ,,, .h
demand a trife heavier and the supply Of com
mercial bills smaller. The rates at which bust
ness was actually done were as follows:
c.be. Long pills shOs y, 0 %
Rel hsmarks sS,.. so,s
The price of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Charleston. buying - as
count. selling par; New-Orleans' comnierr'si a ioo
discount bank par: Savannah. buying g as
count selling par San Francisco. sight LILO pre-
MUM. telegraph &c; Boston 10 to l'c discount.
Chicago 30c. premium
named: New-York-Exchanges. Sl2s.660,s 95; bal
ances ST. $50 1856 Boston-EXchange Sl'tS6''9;
balances 81 S44.5i7. dephia-t,Xchanges,
az DOG ga. balances s9G7.59l Chicago-Ex-
changes s2OS4l. 226 balances. $l,6Sl,6n. Baltl-
nore-Exchanges g. 81. 2SS; balances. s3sO.l2O.
The price of commercial bar silver In ms mar
l,a, was e7Sc per ounce Mexican dollars were
quoted at 54l4. In London the price or par SILVER
was unchanged at 80 l5-l6d.
Money call In London was 3q% pei cent.
The rate Of discount IN the open market was per
cent for short and three months bills. British
consols were 1063s for money and account Amer
lean stocks in London were irregular io-da!
clos,np nrices in London compared with yester-
DAYS with their New-York equivalent and clos
ing were follows