New-York tribune., 1896-08-26

at the places named: Boston-Ncw-York funds
par and 5dS cents discount. Charleston-Buy-
ing. Il discount; selling, par New-Orleans-
Commercial - premium; bank 80 premium.
Savannah-Buying. 1-16 Off selling, par. San
francisco-Sieht nominal telegraph. nominal
e- Bank a clcarings in this city were; Exchanges,
SI5,020,3sG; balances 81 921. Philadelphia
Exchanges, SS,s51. 122: balances 81 1.163.62I. Bal
tlmore- Exchanges. $l.572,673: balances S192-
S92 observation-disclosures. S1O.141,i1j; balances,
$1.H9 $50
ket was G6Ss. Mexican dollars were quoted at o.
In London bar silver unchanged at 3Ossd
Silver bullion certificates representing o0Oo
ounces were sold on the Stock Exchange at 66%
Ihere Will be shipments of 5000 ounces OF sill
yer to Europe tomorrow. The Ward Line steam
snip Saratoga has arrived at this port from Tam
plco Mexico, with $1,000 ounces of silver and
SlooOW gold. consigned to the Guggcnhem
Smelling cOmpany. Perth hmboy. N. J.
Money on call in London was u per cent. and
the rate Of discount in the open market was 1916
per cent FOR short and long bills. British consols
closed at llI 1-lGfOr money and l1i3s for The
count. French rentcs closed at 1O2 francs 20 CEN
times Paris exchange On London. % francs II
cehtimes. Discount rate in Paris las per cent
Inc discount rate in Berlin 2ss per cent Fur
.neI n uel'uls o' the foreign markets are given in
III" usual cable reports printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
showing actual result Of two davs ago when
compared with the last preceding statement
gives the following results:
Gold coin and bull '''" - AUG 3D. changes
ion less certin-
cA,es sioe $50 slo2 2o9 s27 Dec. s72soi2
stI Serh,aies io5se2ii7 OGsG7 1866 Inc Ico5eio
bullion. less Ger
uhca'es ........ 29ss4 4oi 2o844s27 Dec. 5so577
Cash in Treas s2sS 300 $23s ~ 42o Dec s20io7o
tional banks. ie2o072s 1e2o7.s57 Inc so.css
Ays.abe cash. s254o5liit s2545ia777 Dec s2sl 337
beduct minor liza
blllties s936.25 s55 1856 Dec 43o seo
Ac'l cash bal. s24eol4 s24e2l4s ssi Inc sIeo57s
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were SG96,J00. internal revenue receipts
Si9oo2' and miscellaneous receipts S17 ,O37:
COL: expenditures. SS0J. 900: excess of receipts
S.i,n 3MI -. Receipts for the month TO date.
81 'O4G: 14@; expenditures. 32644oOo; excess of
expenditures, Sll,603.2 256. Receipts for the
fiscal year to date. $4,000 90: expenditures.
81 ~ 46S; excess Of expenditures. S24 662. .515
Receipts of National bank notes for redemp
tion to-day were S33 100
ub-Treasury receipts for the day were ST.
329O62 and payments $I50s274 resulting in
il general balance of Sl92 260 112 consisting
of Sl12991 1876 coin and SD 26S216 currency.
The sub-Treasury has debit balance at the
Clearing House of $4G3 $40 and its net loss on
balance was S119,211. made up by a loss in
$74373
Default having been made on April 1 last in
the payment Of interest on the first consolidated
mortgage bonds OF the Ogdensburg and Lake
Champain Railroad Company. and receivers
having been appointed of -he Consolidated Rail /
road OF Vermont and its leased lines. and the
said receivers having allowed the Ogdensburg
and Lake Champan Railroad Companys IN
terest 10 remain in default Charles Parsons
William Lum'nis. Thomas Denny /
jr.. Of New-York. and Charles Il. Bait and
Philip " r. Ely, of Boston, have been APP !
pointed committee to protect the interests |
Of the holders of the Ogdensburg and Lake |
Champlain Railroad COmpany's first consoli- |
dated mortgage bonds under plan and agree (
ment. copies Of which may be obtained from
the Central Trust Company of New-York or
the Old Colony Trust Company of Boston, or |
from any member of the committee. Bondhold- |
ers are requested to deposit their bonds with /
out delay. with either OF said trust companies. |
Negotiable certificates will be delivered against |
bonds deposited.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW /
YORK.
Week ending Aug o5. So 754 s673ss2s Sc 2o6 700
.232 2s00SS 220 96379 c4s.3s4 42J