New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

In State issues there were sales of 81, 900 Ten
nessee Settlement IS at 81. Twenty-Five shares
Of Gallatin National Bank were sold at 900, and
100 shares of the Tradcsmcn's Bank at "a.
The volume of business in railway bonds was
larger than yesterday and better distributed,
although there were few material changes in
prices. Irregularlty reached the course OF trad
ing last quotations showing more net losses than
gains. The Northern Pacific issues were again
active. while in the rest Of the list the chief
activity was In the AtchiSon. Burlington. Erie,
Reading and Oregon Short Line Issues. The
principal declines were made by Baltimore ana
Ohio 81 OF 1925. y to S4 burlington and Quincy
debcnture rs, to 81; Chicago and Northern Pacific
first receipts 3 to 49, Erie As prior bonds. Y to
first consol. z II 92 Northern Pacific second
coupons. 1. 10 1l0%; Peoria and Eastern nrsts.
to II; Texas and Pacific first 50. y to $50; tan
Southern general mortgage Ia to 66I2. some
Of the strong features were Indiana. Decatur and
Western frsts. which advanced. 2is to 10l; Man
haitian consol As. a to 95 Northern Pacihc consol
-. Il to 1875; the Collateral Trust Notes. 4 to
90; Northern Pacific and Montana frsts. y to
ST. Oregon Short Line Ga. Il to ll3i2; Reading A.
a to 1872; Kings County Elevated hrsts, 10 d.
and Wisconsi Central first receipts y 70 A.
To-days Washington Treasury statement,
covering actual results Of two days ago. COM
pared with the last previous statement shows
the following balances:
Net gold on hand sl2iss5oco si2so39 Inc. s4'es5
Ns . IN 91 on hand a a.SSs s5a Inc S;a
Actual cash in The
Treasury vaults
ccridcates ~ s2el at5 sol ?s 90. Inc sGss geo
Deposits in bank. 2'Ss97's 2GoI2'15 Inc l22.'s'
Available cash s2so. 49, i2a s2s75s 40 ssodos7
biiites ........ I5.5ea4i4 1871 30 Inc le'a 81
Actual cash bal s27 aGs 20, ss7o5coe)5 Dec $50 so
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ingtOn were $500 JS internal revenue receipts
t3SG 30 and the miscellaneous receipts &c.
Total Government receipts for the day. >9'rS4l'
expenditures. Sl.f0j,0O0; excess ~ expenditures
S12Tl5S Receipts for the month 10 date, N,-l..-
352: expenditures. Sio9S.&s6; excess Of oXpendi-
lures IS $50 OBS Receipts for the fiscal year 10
date s25S SD 1872; expenditures. S2>Ji091o; excess
OF expenditures over receipts. S2i,6S6.13S. There
were s2O6. 3g5 National bank notes received for
redemption.
The Sub-Treasury was 4 debtor at the Clearing
House 81. 066 1872 Its Mt loss on balance Was
$40 2)3 made up by loss In currency II A2Dia-.
and a loss In coin Of Sl5O.07l. TO-days operations
included: Receipts. S2.Go7.523 payments. s3lti.-
726 resulting in general balance of s220ssi.'5'.
consisting OF s3l i270,5 coin and sSHstI.sd2 cur
rency. The business for the week ended tonight
includes receipts 90 {17.s7O.724. ana payments Of
SIS 800 200. Deducting from the receipts. N.Oo>.-
OOO and from the payments. NliSOO) for items
which affect only it's account with the general
Treasury It's gain alfe ting the banks was
sis32,4es.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call was 3is04 per cent. Time money
ruled NJ 3isa4 per cent for thirty days. per
cen, for three months. 4Niiz per cent for four
months. and AZ per cent for six months. COM
mcrclal paper was unchanged In general features.
all periods for the best paper ruling at o'su6 per
cent. and above for names not so we'll known.
The usual rate for high-grade paper was per
cent The market was dull.
Foreign exchange easier. due 10 light In
0ury from remit'crs. Posted rates were 4sSi2H
4ss and e s9isG4 90. for long and short sterling
respectively. Closing rates FOR actual business
were as follows: