New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-06


92i2 No city bank stocks were sold
DuIness SUI attended the trading In railroad
bonds which reached $4,000 tPar Nalur' Out
prices az a rule show advances General Electro
debenture 5s declined per cent to $50 ana
Northern Pacific 81 coupons s. To- 4gis. but East
Tennessee cons2l bs rosr = 20 u,'. Nv ~ So
list Is = to So. Kansas Pacific LIST consols ~ ~.
Northern Pacific consol 5s ! to 2sls and Iexas
Pacific eds ! to I'M
House S7277o. Its net gain on balance wss 49,
s42 made up by a gain in CURRENCY OF 'Sp',o-V
and n loss in coin ~ ssl97s The days opera
tons included Receipts S?l'26Z' paymeh's, re- e.
scs. IS5. resulting In a general baIanc" oi tI6I'-
l0a.7l9 consisting OF {S1''s''h coin ana S'''''''
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceiyed to-day s52 Sa5 National bank notes FOR re-
deuntion The customs receipts were Ns'.S+.
the internal revenue receipts STILES and tn" mis-
ce,Ianeous receipts s705l6 Total Government re-
ceipts for the day ,ss4 POS: expenditures N.35s,-
500: excess Of expenditures. s674,iS2. Receipts
for month 10 date S3,s6,.20s; expenditures lor
month 10 date, S5,Aofoe6' eh'ess e"Penp''"''' W.
month s., 5423s
To-day's Washington Treasury statement o'
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
follows
Ne, gold on hard Si'sa 'sss p"'. .s.
s:s i s%a on ia is%:. In" me- 90
Ae,ua; cash in the
ocyncates ~ sIs ss7 ?s7 sis2 s,a ,o2 rnr SOS l35
Deposits bank. iaeo"656 1868 'N Inc. 75's42
Available cash s.oe 4ee o2a sos Inc siT'2,'7
bIli,es -. 2aosassi 27'ae.'aS Inc iaes.aG7
Actual cash ba $50 $40 572 $50 Inc.
The above statement reflects conditions Of sat
urd8y last.
MONEY-FOREIGN MARKETS.
Call money on the Stock Exchange was at lm2
per cent. Some % the banks were asking (and
got iD per cent. Time money no. active.
but the tendency toward higher rates. Not
much commercial paper appeared To be coming
into the market but the supply was readily alb
sciocd.
The price Of domestic exchange was follows
at the places named: Chicago. %. premium:
Boston Csc. discount; st Louis. SOC premium.
New-Orleans, commercial $50 premium bank $50
premium San Francisco, sight 10. telegraph l7l5;
Charleston, buying l-S2 premium, selling Il pre-
MUM.
Bank clearines were as follows ~ the places
named Newly rli-Exchanges. SOL. so, AGO; bal
ances s1412sts Philaaephs 1txch1nses ST.
$l5 $50 1903: balances, N,2257l0
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was sossc, nominal, per ounce. Mexican DOL
ars were quoted at 4Sla. In London bar silver
was unchanged at 81 li-i6d. ounce. the Lon
don market was steady. The New-York will take
out tomorrow 900 ounces Of silver
Foreign exchange was strong and high, and no
sign OF weakness developed during the day.
There hardly any commercial bills In the
market. and the syndicate showed little interest
In selling exchange except to regular customers
A. the close the market was quiet. The rates at
which business was actually done were az FOL
lows:
Cables. Long bills. Short bills.
Sterling i8+s9H AsI,.@4ss 4s3.@t @t
t' - 4Gs. i0a
In London call money at %0lH per cent;
.hnrt and three months bills at 1hMlA. British
consols advanced e for money to 1A7s. but re-
nqined unchanged for the account at lOila.
nnsrcan securities were generally higher and
aitho,,nb Canadian Pacific declined IA 10 AN
md Reading "a to 4%. Louisville and Nashville
rose / per cent to 49as. New York Central a to
90 8, Paul !. to s5s. Illinois Central 4 to Sc.
and Erie shares II to s%
French rentA.- los francs 65 centimes: Paris