New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-08

and Western nrsts. IN per cent; Chesapeake
and Ohio general AIS. which declined 81, ! per per
cent Some of the other changes were In Den
yer and Rio Grande As. which gained q to 81;
Rio Grande Western frsts. "a to 7tas; Readins
general As receipts. AZ to 1873; Northern racine
second coupons, u to Ill. and Chicago ana
Northern Pacific first receipts. which iost z 10
AZ; Manhattan consol Is. 7! to 94%: Northera
Pacific consol So, "a to 4S%, ana Kansas anu
Texas seconds. Il to 49,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results of two days ago com, ON,
pared with the last previous statement shows
the following balances:
Ne, gold on nd APi! sssPsessl Dec sas
.%sa ia s!s. sSSs R ss !2SsS
Treasury vaults
psS:: bank ss.s ~ Inc Inc 'sis
Available cash $3.50 $50 90. .2s7 o7osC2 Inc si2'eoS
biitie s''.. . 4ooaoI 4oOaeos Inc 2ssai7
Actual cash bal s272 ss4 sos s272i7o754 Dec sic35's
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington s252694. the internal revenue receipts
s256,966, and the miscellaneous receipts s5S,Svc.
Total Government: receipts for the day, $5329
expenditures. $l.5ll .000 excess OF expenditures.
1918 O33 Receipts for the month to date. s56l6.-
S nd S for he fiscal Sear to
date 1885, 226 025 expenditures. S279l5S93O; excess
Of expenditures over receipts 900: There
were s227.936 National bank notes received for
redemption.
The Treasury had a debit balance at the
Clearing House of s7l0.70S. Its net LOGS Oh bal
ance was $4992l2 made up by loss in currency
OF $652565 and gain In coin Of Sl53,253. To-
days operations included: Receipts. $221 536;
payments. s277O.74S, resulting in a general bal
ance of 1921 ,ss3S36 consisting of $l3Os97SIO coin
and $9O.S65.966 currency.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Tborn
little doing In time money rates ruling UNI
changed at per cent for thirty days. three and
four months. and Az per cent for six months.
Commercial paper dull at 517@6 per cent
for all periods for hghclass paper and above for
names not well known. Considerable foreign
money offered in this market ut per cent
The foreign exchange market fair with
out change in quotations. There were no offer
ings of futures. Posted rates were $3.50 and
81 90 for long and short sterling respectively.
Closing rates for actual business were as fol-
lows:
Sterling .ss s.s Is9 sss sil. ss sss! S.I,
f ns9s:ns ;i;':: =: = *: ' 81:
Gulders 4O4 +Ois
The price OF domestic exchange was as fol-
lows at the places named: New Oreans com
mercial 25c discount. bank at 81 80 premium.
San Francisco. sight. Sc; telegraph. 1Oc.;
Charleston. buying par. selling &c premium;
Savannah, buying 1-l6 per cent off. selling par:
Chicago, soc. premium Boston. lca2Oc. dis
count.
Bank clearings In this city were: Exchanges.
$10l. 2S5. 3l3; balances. A.6s4 056 Philadelphia
Exchanges $50; balances 81 els Bal
timore-Exchanges 324l915l; balances. 1921 .s22.
Observation-Disclosures. Ns.7l451S: balances.
81, 945 033
The price OF commercial bar silver in this
market 6shc. Mexican dollars were quoted
at sac Silver TO the amount of $40 900 ounces
will be shipped 70 Europe tomorrow. In Lon
don bar silver was unchanged at 81 I'D.
Money on call In London y per cent AMI
the rate OF discount in the orcn market was ;.
per cent for short and long bills English con-
soils 10 for money and the account
French rentes were quoted at lOl francs @i-
centimes. with exchange In London - francs
20 confines. The discount rate In Paris was
l% per cent and in Berlin "a per cent. Further
details OF the foreign markets are given In
the usual cable report printed elsewhere.
The Central Railroad Company Of N"w-Jer-
sey has declared a dividend of II. per cent, pay
able May l.