New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-20
Final quotations were generally lower

The market for railroad bonds, while somewha
more active as expressed by the total sales, was
restricted and narrow. the interest being con-
fined TO the transactions among lew leaunR
issues Chief ar1oLs these were the Readings
and Oregon Short Lines. and the Reading hrst
incomes were advanced Is to SIS the Oregon
Short Line IS receipts lis to lOS7s, and the Ore
gon Short Line and Utah Northern consos re-
ceipts II. to STA. The rest Of the market was
quiet and stagnaIt, though Kansas ana Texas
seconds declined IA to 6l The total transactions
were 81. $4,000
The United States Treasury received to-day
s215S13 National bank notes for redemption: Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from Washington
were slSc G23 the internal revenue receipts 1921.
800 and the miscellaneous receipts S35.s23. Total
Government receipts for the day. s5Ss.94s: ex-
penditures $780,, 600 excess OF receipts. sls7.946
Receipts for the month to date. sl6.7s7.539; ex-
penditures. $21.43l.00); excess OF expenditures
s4s43 46 Receipts for the fiscal year to date
$3.50 si0 eSpendturSs NS excess
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results Of two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement was as follow
Net gold on hand $50 SsoSss $50 Dec siis2a7s
x; ! afs on ia sss Inc Inc a::
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding ....
So gee 7s - De- De- 'ssss. ,
Available cash SOS sos s57 io7s?sess Dec se7e7s
bilities ....' 2oss4oss 2o.5se.757 Inc. 1901
Ac,us, cash balsi77 a2oe7I s177 2as7o soss 7o'
With to-days Withdrawals the net go'd bal
ance stands at sS1,7lS.21O
The Sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the
Clearing House Of s6ss, l27. Its net loss on bal
ance was s712,635. made UP by gain IN currency
Of 1881 ops and loss In coin OF Ss43oei To-day :
operations include: Receipts, $2,9I3,456 payments.
81 6ss 090 resulting in general balance OF *lo3.-
s5S 07s consisting of $50 1852 coin and s9s0 e27
currency.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Call money ruled al llsm2 per cent. Time
contracts were per cent for thirty days per
cent for three and four months 3'2 per cent TOR
six months. Commercial paper was In light sup
ply, rates ruling at S@3la per cent for t mr. e
months, 3ltQ4 per cent for four months ana 5i2d
4 per cent for six months.
Foreign exchange held strong at unchanged
quotations Gold to the amount of ST. 900 was
engaged for export tomorrow. or the amount l..
Won Hoffman, g. Co will ship 100000 and
Lazard Freres $i,25o.ooo. Closing rates were as
follows: 80, 80,
s.a. .sssss SAL, sRs; ~ s sss' S;'
R.ch:m.rk. ...:. esn ~
The price OF domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: New-Orleans, commercial
SOC discount. bank par; San Francisco. sight 1-l6
premium, telegraph &c. Boston. par, &c discount
for cash; Chicago. SOC: premium
Bank clearings In this city were: Exchanges,
sll6,42l 1886 balances. s7643Oo9.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 671sc. per ounce. Mexican dollars were
quoted at SAC In London the price OF bar silver
unchanged at 80 l1-16d. Silver to the amount OF
275 900 ounces will be shipped to Europe to-nor-
row. -
Money on call in London was | per cent. The
rate of discount in the open market was les per
cent for short and three months bills british
consols were 106 3-16 for money and 106 5-l6 for
account American stocks in London were weak
Further details of foreign markets are given In
the usual ca BILE report printed in another place.
The Stillye- Bierce and Smithvae Company. OF
DAYTON. Ohio has declared the regular quarterly
dividend OF per cent on It's preferred stock pay
able December 2.
The Middlesex Banking Company OF Middle
town Conn. advertises to pay in advance It's de-
bentures maturing in December. 1895, and May.
1896.