New-York tribune., 1896-10-30

net declines throughout. Noteworthy losses
were suffered by Atchson general Az. 1is to ton;
engage ana Northern Pacific first receipts, 70
10 ''D"s Kansas and Texas seconds. lfs 10 ~
Northern Pacific ccnso Is assented, 10 a;
iteadlhg hrst preference incomes, ia ID ~
the second preference incomes. Ia 20 3o%; the
general rs, 10 10. Chesapeake and ono con-
sol IS -. 10 1W. oregon Short Lire and Utah
Northern consol receipts | y TO 60; Atchis0n ad-
3ustment Is, 10 BIB; Erie general Hen
bis, 9s 10 60. Southern RAILWAY hrst Js, =
to ~; Texas and Pacific first IS = TO S4l.: the
second incomes. !. to 10; Reading third prefer
ence incomes. !: TO 20; Oregon Short Aine Us
receipts ! to o5 u and Wisconsin Central hFa'
Money on call was i0a100 per cent. the last
known loan being made at 50 per cent. AL
though ii was reported that loan at The close
had been made a. low as Il per cent. one firm be-
ing reported to have offered S2j.WO At that
figure. great deal of business was done II
30 per cent, and in the afternoon o commission
was "Xacted. Tine money ia 10 per cent
for sixty days 10 three months. and nominal at
Gas per cent for longer periods. Commercial
paper was nominal At Gas per cent
The foreign exchange market was firm on
small volu ne Of business. Posted rates for ster-
ling were 81 S2TSl S2ia and 81 SJia Tor long and
short bills respectively. Rates for actual bus-
closed as follows:
fT5s ffsliss ...:tSs:s'' s a.a ' 80,
dula:9s i:'.-''. '. ...: iOs-c % ' io.
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: w-Orloans-CommeIcial. - 80
discount; bank. par. cnarleston-Buy,n -
discount; selling. par. Savannah-Duying. liz
per cent of; seiline par san francisco-
Sight par Telegraph, par Chicago--9oc. dis
count. Boston-Par ST. Louis. 81.
S95.39m 49,; balances. SG.05l,s41. Ph.,ade!phia
Exchanges S9,9i2. .l53; balances. 81 iti.2O'.
altiInore-Exchang"s. Slods 293; halancs5'
$50 ISI. Boston-Exc changes, Sl3'Sl'3-, ball
ances. S1.1s7.o27 Chicago-Exchanges. Sl3'-
ig2 GA: balances S1,ilG.52J.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this
market was 6i's. Mexican dollars we're quoted
at 80. In London bar silver declined l-ih 10
- 13-1Gd Twenty-four silver bullion cer;ih-
Gates were sold on the Stock EXchanse at
GJ06 6Ji..
Foreign gold arrivals to date. with amount on
shipboard and engaged upward Of SIl.?oO,Wo'
London open market price for gold bars. as
lll4d. Gold premiums. i4M%s per cent TOT spo',
per cent for thrtyday calls. and Ia per cent
FOR calls rest of year Bank of England soia
tiG.O0U gold for export to the United States
Money call In London was 3is per cent.
and the rate Of discount in the open market
~. per cent for short ana long Dill-:
British conso,s closed at luSi. for money ana
l0S5s FOR tn account French rentes closed at
l0l francs 12ia centimes. Paris exchange on
London. 2J francs 2Ol2 centlmcs Discount rate
In Paris per cent Discount rate in Berlin, y.
per cent. Amount Of bullion Withdrawn from
Banl, of England. f2i6.OoO
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of England,
published to-day, showed an Increase Of i;S3.Ow
IN the total reserva. and total increase 81
iS2 .sa3 in bullion. The proportion of the banks
reserve to liability. which last week was oo'''
per cent. is now 500 per cent.
The banks minimum discount rate remained
unchanged at per cent. The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of France showed IA decrease of
$50 600 francs gold and decrease Of iiJ.WD
francs silver Further details of the foreign
markets are given in the usual cable reports
printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement.
= l,.rc
pared with the last preceding statement, gives
The following balances;
Ne sd on sri'sa9s,~ si ''s
. %sai -, ..i IS 80. s,sp e .s %s. "a az; e;
A;iSai Trcasaiy iiy" vadIl. "a Il.
DEPOSITS III ha1S.. iGi5icss esae7c7 Inc. is'.o>2
Available cash s2,s ,7aaoo s2i1cos 'oi Dec s2e'.e
Si,s. '''"'' "'.'... Gcs2el2 oss.soo Inc. sas'7
Actual cash bal s2a7 20 -, s2a 7e3 se2 bee sw7.~-
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were S.,Ni AZ. Internal revenue I...ips.
SIiI 81 and miscellaneous itt'lpts. Sp'','''
total Government receipts for the day. SbG.2DN,
expenditures 81 .4,a, 600 excess of expenditures.
GM Receipts for H. b. mgni@ ,1 n TO S%1' o.,
.xpcnditures s. S191Is2. receipts for the nsca!
wear To- date $lO34si ,6s. expenditures. SlJ"-
A,6 On. eYress OF expenditures. S.',H'l."ll. E"-
criptY 81 National bank notes for redemption to-
day were S.iNl INb o..
Sub-Trcasury receipts for III" day were s.
5s4.9 .991. and payments. S".lH9l., resulting IN
n general balance OF Sl11. .oiG9ni. consisting of
Sl32 !0T Gi7 coin and 54.G5i .2Go currency. The
sub Treasury had a debit balance al the Clear
Ing Housc ~ S90s.714. and its net loss on bal
ancc was S,ar,.4li. made W by loss In coin
Of Siig1G and loss In currency Of SlNouiN
Sub-Trcasury currency transfers. s'O,uOO.
ATCHIsON'S REPORT.
An advance shcct Of the forthcoming report
OF the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
COMPANY for the six months ended June 30
gives the following results:
earnings slsIu-
operating espcnrcs Observation-Disclosures. lo2l''2,
~, earnings j1-s 10
oti.r income ........................... OG6Gj
Rentals and taxes. c.c................... I"l"V'I
In,-f.s. or bonds @.i'o
surplus SI7'-'
Compared with the first haf OF 1893. gross
earnings Increased SI31 40, operating expenses
decreased S9lG.2o1. and net earnings Increased
< Us3 6GJ. The report VIII have this TO say re
rardiur the recevership and reorganization Of
the company: ~ ~
The recevcrship commenced december -, lNH'
and ended at midnight on December 81, no
During this period the formal general fnortgaRe
was foreclosed and the railroad. stocks bonds
and other assets covered thereby were acquired
on December 10 1888 at public sale. by n purchas-
ing committee representing the Joint Executive