New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
ders. long. 4oa4o JIG; guIlders. short, 40 3-16a

dsrs. long. 4O64o 1-16; gullders. short, 40 3-16@
40h
The price of domestic exchange was as fol-
lows at the places named: Chicago-New-f ork
exchange. 81 II discount Charlcston-Buying.
par; selling. 4 premium. Savannah-Buying.
Lilo off: selling. par. San Francisco-Sight
nominal telegraph nominal
sc ba AK clearings IN this city we're ExchanSes
Exchanges. $4,000. 1874; balances, Sl6IooS6
Baltimore-Exchanges. $l04l 33i balances
1887 ,0SI. Observation-Disclosures. $12239,39o; bal
ances. Sl.3S2,112
The price of commercial bar silver in this
market was GG7s. Mexican dollars were quoted
at -. In Lcndon bar silver advanced DIG to
80 l3-l6d. Silver bullion certificates represent
ing 10000 ounces were sold on the Stock EX-
change at 6Iiz. There will be shipments Of
636,0OO ounces Of silver to Europe tomorrow
Money on call in London was u per cent, and
the rate Of discount in the open market was
* per cent for short and long bills British
consols closed at 1l3 JIG for money and l13is
for the account French rentes closed at 10Y
francs 60 confines Paris exchange on London.
% francs II centimes. Discount rate in Paris
1as per cent. The discount rate in Berlin was
2ia per cent Further details Of the foreign
markets are given in the usual cable reports
printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
compared with the last preceding statement
gives the following balances:
Gold coin and bull
lon less certn- 10000.
Gates .slo4 900 $50 siO34iooo5 Dec s7soo23
certificates 49,. lo5 1oi77s IO5oa7.sil Inc. sa6o3s
silver dollars and
bullion. lCrs GER 49,.
tlhcates ....... s2o7cG64 3i.o5I.55s Dec 1oie ios
Cash In Treas s24 400 367 $40 1921 sed3 oe3
tiona banks 1Ga4e45o 1e45i.72i Inc. 1921
Available cash 1851 ST. $3.50 soo9e5 Dec ss57 500
biiities ....." 1osGl922 1o2725G5 Dec. 5ssc57
- 80 - 900 ~. COCO ,e.
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were SJ24 OS3 internal revenue receipts
S39S SOC and miscellaneous receipts 81. lo4
total Government receipts for the day, Sootoof
expenditures $4,000; excess of receipts MI, =
934 Receipts for the month TO date, SlS.23Z,l IL ;
expenditures. $2992j,0OO; excess OF eXpendi-
lures S11 G93S2S Receipts for the fiscal year
to date S47 261 $50. expenditures, ,4OS;
excess of expenditures, S24. 153.OSl. Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption to-day were
81 600
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S4S6,5Ol. Its net loss on halance was
S4S4 t64. made up by loss In currency OF
S4O4 200 and a loss of coin of $50, 100. To-days
operations included: Receipts. S2.1!'3.322: pay
ments S2.077. 9SS. resulting in general bal,
ance Of S192 23i .';i6 consisting of Sll",S22,oit
coin and S1S412032 currency. The business ior
the week ended tonight includes receipts or
S14 $50 300 and payments of S1i.oI3,I'i. De-
ducting from the receipts S1,SG6OO0 and from
the PAYMENTS So 800 600 for items which anect
ONLY its account with the general Treasury It's
loss as affecting the banks. was S22i,o4S
IMPORTS OF DRYGOoDs AT NETWORK.
For week ending Aug p, eco. ,soc
Entered at s he s ss sa ' s:sst s:IsS;
rh Ts2% ' at 1na port e.s sos go