New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-11

snd o., 9m4s. to 63h Reading general A. Y to 49,
Won me 'n,rd preference incomes. Y to II.
.uohey on call was 111G2 per cent Time
money rules at " per cent for thirty DAYS. 2n6
. per cent for three months 80 per cent for
d h,u ana SIX months Commercial paper was 4q
~ per cent for the best names for three four
and six months. Names not so well known
ruled higher There but a slight business
tbs IN n all branches Of the money market al
.nough there was a slightly better out-of-town de-
mahd In commercial paper Foreign exchange
P Pas d" and q II general festures
- SLY for long and short sterling respectively
Closing rates for actual business were as follows:
Gable transfers. 81 SSlk@s4 S9ls: demand 81 ssls
less hsQS4 SSla: sixty days 81 SS less lhdS4 S712
documents for acceptance, 60 days 81 sfl1dS4 81;
documents for payment 81 S6A@S4 SGa.: Paris
cables s. l5@$5 IAN less 1-1G; checks s. l54.
GSo 10 less 1-32; sixty days s. 157s less 1-16G
81 1873 Reichmarks. cables o5S. G95 1876:
che Sheeks % 1l-16ao5a.s less 1s2; sixty days
40316c; short 40 5-1G@4O%
The price Of domestic exchange follows
In the places named: New-Oreans commercial
ouc. premium: bank. 81 30 premiuin. San Fran
cisco. sight. 121ac.; telegraph. 15'. Charleston
buying par: selling 1sc. premium. Savannah,
buying 1-l6 per cent off; selling par
Bank c,earings in the city were: Exchanges
Ss0442654; balances s4541 ooj Boston-Ex-
changes S13 7S6, 493; balances. S1.3S4,9Sl. Phil
aaddssPha-Exchanges Slo5o1 345 balances ala 81
ances. S1.302.S75. Baltimore-Exchanges. So
1904 balances, S456,441.
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket 6Slac Mexican dollars quoted at
$3.50, In London bar silver was unchanged at
81 5-16d. Five silver bullion certificates were
sold on the Stock Exchange to-day at 60. Sill
to the amount of 10000 ounces will be
shipped abroad tomorrow.
Money call in London wos Y per cent and
the rate of discount in the open market for long
and short bills y per cent. British consols
closed at 113 for money and 113h for the &C
count. French rentes closed at 101 francs 90
centimes. Paris exchange on London was %
was 1k per cent. and in Berlin rs per cent.
Further details Of the foreign markets arc given
in the usual cable report printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. GOV,
ering actual results of two days ago, compared
with the last previous statement, SHOWS the ioi-
lowing balances:
Ne. god on Sgas 81 3sH: y Dec cA'sss'
Ne: ~: ns sssssss ss R s ss9
Actual cash in the
psSs.5. & bank sss 'aSS FL Dee Dee ''
Available cash $3.50 oi5 $780, Dec $500
bities ,...... 14.sa2.lao A,oS42o Dec cs9,7io
Actual cash bal ss 1856 AS s2e6cssos Inc. s2osios
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington were S449410, internal revenue receip ,n
$500 400 and the miscellaneous receipts S3of 20
Total Government receipts for the day, SS2o'rp;
expendtures. 81. 37S 600: excess Of expenditures.
S557 .449 Receipts for the month to date So
O.. 231: expenditures, SS99SOOO; excess or re-
ceipts $24 237 Receipts for the hsSa year cs 10
date. S3OS, s27 O43 expenditures. 5000 "A 6S S
excess Of expenditures over receipts SZo'oJ',oo''
There were S6SZ,Ol5 NatlohaI pahh "o'eS IT,
ceived FOR redemption
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day amounteu TO
50 051 1913 and payments 70 SZ4SsoNZ. resuItlhs
in general balance Of $l97 ,S62916, consisting OF
S1O9 03s 900 coin and SIS S2i01l currency the
Sub-Treasury had a debit balance a; the clear
ing House Of S267 Al and It's net loss on bal
ance was S436 6N, made up by loss OF Slrt'lo'
in coin and a loss Of S212 400 in currency.
WESTERN UNIONS QUARTER.
Tho directors Of the Western Union Telegraph
Cnrpanv at their regular quarterly meeting to-
day declared the usual quarterly dividend OF
II. per cent on the capital stock OF the com
nam navable on and after July II. The state
ment for the current quarter partly estimated
shows decrease in net revenue OF Ss-'os.', ana
q decrease in the surplus Of SS2.6?i An In
crease Of S3IS. $50 IN the previous surpus leaves
the total surplus at S77o365 The results for
this quarter for two years uo9t partly esii-
mated follow:
Quarter ending June "a. e. 7Acn. 1895 .ro. Changes.
I9; aaS and SINKING 2.sn asaao acs
,s:s, is 81 'I 1850 R Pee ''seSS
suu. sss 1852 sS2 R ss +. .fs 80
Tofal
The following statement exhibits the condition
of the company at the close Of the quarter ended
March 81. 1896:
surpus January l. 1896 per las, quarterly . ~ 30. %
Net revenues quarter ended March 81 1895 1851 7lo -
1904 PAS 40
From which deductng for
Dividend Of IL per cent paid .. ,,o.o,n
April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 ltl w ~
Interest bonded debt .......... 2!554! 20
oi'hi"e 'u" ----sl AS 29l %
Left a surplus April 1. 1896 63s S'' "a
From these figures and those already pup,
lished for the preceding quarters, the estimated
results Of the company5 fiscal year are as loi-
lows:
1895 1896
factuaD. festd) 'Hhfgfr..
Ma. rev.n-e .. 90 i4I 3so sj,ygT $50 Dec. sli3,To
int and sinking fund a38 sl3 g73. 500 Inc 3S9s9
ps,a,co - "a eo7 57s So 02397s Dec. s1s3.5ss
I,aasee ...'''''''''''~ "a. az 7a7 Te0 Inc
s,rr,. s43a s,2 s250ls2 Dec. $500
prsviaons s,ir,,us $500 0O7 cas- 7.447.475 Inc iaos+2
Total surplus s7447475 s77oa.G57 Inc. s2'd.ls2
The directors Of the United States Rubber
Company at a meeting yesterday. declared IA
semi-annuaI dividend Of FER cent on the pre-
ferred stock Of the company. payable July 3D.
and elected the following officers Tor the en-,
suing year: Robert D. Evans president ana
general manager: James B. Ford. vice-pTesldent'
Charles r. Flint. treasurer; Samuel +. Coli, sec
- In treasurer. II. y.