New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-24

IS, 4s 1907 cou.io7i. iosls cher T.. 1895. 100
" Is @ s is Cher =. =. 1885
g 3. sc. ce l 100. Ilss Cher 49, 1883
In the State issues there were sales of $1,000
Alabama currency funded As at "a, 1000 Ala
bama Class G at %, 81 900 at %. and SlWO
Tennessee settlement IS at -.
Ten shares OF the American Exchange Bank
sold at 1GS III shares OF the Phenix Bank
al 1O1, and nine shares of the Merchants Elk
change Bank at los
Railway bonds were more active and generally
higher. final net gains in many cases being
above ! per cent The Reading and Atchlson
issues were the features Noteworthy gains
were made by Northern Pacific third coupons,
1 to ca Ohio Southern frsts / to So Reading
first preference incomes, IL to 3Ja. the second
preference incomes rs to 227s; the third pref
erence incomes | to 2li4; the general Is as
sented 2. t. 1JL; Wisconsin Central first re-
ceipts 10 b. Burlington consol Is. ] to llJ;
Union Elevated first 6s, to T2is: Jersey Central
consol rs 2i2 to ia; Atchison adjustment As,
3. to 34l.: Chesapeake and Ohio consol rs "a 10
10Jl2; Southern Railway first rs. y to S4ls, and
Chicago and Northern Pacific first receipts y
to 40lz Among the few weak issues were Erie
thirds. which lost > to 106; Kansas and Texas
seconds / To a. Mort Pacific first registered,
IS to Has: Northern Pacific consol rs assented.
4 to 45a.. and Texas and Pacific first 3s. !. to
Money on call was 3aJ per cent. Time money
was q per cent for ali periods and choice COM
mercial paper SGo per cent. A number Of choice
offerings were in the market to-day, and some
transactions were reported as low as per cent,
but the majority of business was done at per
cent for prime Endorsed paper and IA I'D per
cent for good single names.
The foreign exchange market dull with
sterling firmer Posted rates OF the principal
drawers Of foreign exchange were ~ S2i2qS4 ~
and 81 ~ for long and short sterling respective
" PA business as
Sterling - .s4 rs,s 4sl.a l.l.' .s sss,.
Ess:nars. 80 'sssS: sS:isSs' Sd .. rass;s
LESS lie Less l-lGas 70, to 500
Domestic exchange was follows at the places
named: New-Oreans commercial. 81 discount;
bank par San Francisco, sight 10: teegra ph
1Jc. Charleston. buying, Is discount selling,
par Savannah. buying. l-lG per cent off: sell
ing, par. Boston &c. to lie. discount. Chicago.
GOc. discount.
Bank clearings in this city were; Exchanges.
x7S11OO12: balances S4414666 Philadelphia
Exchanges. SS.96i ,414. balances Sl.4W,431. Bal
tmore-Exchanges. Sl,G9G. 20'; balances. $3.50
OSj. Boston Exchanges. 3S93 2.q balances.
$lGl3731 Chicago-Exchanges sll69l o3:';
balances Sl247 IO4
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was G5iS Mexican dollars were quoted at
.JUl4 NJ2l.. In London bar silver advanced l-1G
TO 3O14 d. Exports Of silver tomorrow will amount
to 10000 ounces.
Money on call In London was | per cent. and
the rate Of discount in the open marke; was
per cent for short and long bills British cOnsols
closed at 100 1-16 for money ana 1921 FOR the
account The amount OF bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank Of England to-day or balance was
f2S9000 French rentes closed at 101 francs
90 confines. Paris exchange on London. -
francs l1MlS centimes. Dscoun, rate in Berlin
was :,&4 per cent. Discount rate in Paris was
per cent Further details Of The foreign markets
given in the usual cable report printed else
where.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement.
pared with the last preceding statement. gives
the following balances:
Set gold on f7G . IT, Z Inc .sS:
~: q" & on hand 'G 81 G re- 3: R "s Ss
Ac .rasi cash in !,, me
over outstanding s., .a.. .o.o ..
Deposits in bank. 1915; ~? iGssssss dee. 1is5Gt
Available cash .se555coo4l s955.sis77e Dec. sIse 2es
bincs ..,...-.. - so;c7s Ias42.oi2 Inc ilae3as
Actual cash s24sos'sG2 20, De- 81 81 6ol
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash !
ngton S4SS.J2S. internal revenue receipts !
1G21 and the miscellaneous receipts Sill !
800 Total Government receipts for the day ,
S741 .JO4: expenditures. S19J.OW; EXCESS of eX- |
penditures. SOB 49,: receipts for the month to /
date. S19.3l .963: expenditures. Sl9,SSW~ ex-
'eSs of expenditures S.p6S..ui. Receipts Tor the |
fiscal year to date S13,90i.2GS expenditures.
c91 so a: excess Of expenditures, so. 1851
receipts OF Nationa! bank notes for redemption
to-day. S2tc' 100
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day We're
- J1159O1 and payments $685.. 16G, resulting
n a general balance Of $lS7 40 26i consisting
IF S125 9SS GA coin and SCI 4S1 go currency.
rhe Sub-Treasury has debit balance at the
Tearing House Of S16O.323. and it's net loss
m balance was 81 O91 $50. made up by loss I'm
,oln Of 81 90. 062. and loss in currency Of
,36 SOB.
NETWORK CENTRALs QUARTER.
The director; Of the New-York Central and
hudson River Railroad. AT their regular meet
ng to-day declared a quarterly dividend Of |
yer cent The report for the quarter ending Sep
ember 30 (partly estimated) showed decreases
n all items as compared with the same quarter
asst year but increases as compared with the
lne 1896 quarter when there was deficit OF
4 oO 0UO while for the current quarter there Is
N estimated surplus Of S49OOO against one Of
1o4 I31 in this quarter in 1895. Gross earnings
increased over the June quarter and fell off
lightly from the September quarter last year
he following table gives results for the present
uarter compared with the corresponding period
n 1899 and 1894:
ros. earnings SO s4os22 sllGoo5o5 slI.21oNo
perang expenses 90. LIAM, ''f'52' ''o"''"
", earnings ...... s372soea ssss4ssl ss,s7eao
ixed charges 2""'i'- Z"'"""" ~"-'""
,u,n,,s earnings sioa5olI N224+s siooccO
iyidend "a per cent?
/ pcr cent for 1896 -
and 1898 quatiers..'. l'i'- -" ''o"" '"''"'
su,r,u. .......... .soeo,2 s22.t3I s@coo
. Deficit.