New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

In State issues Their. were sales OF $1,000 vlr-
ginia funded debt 2-Ss Of 1891 at 1SA. and $lO-
600 Virginia is deferred receipts at 6H
Ten shares of the Bank of Commerce stock
were sold at 2,W.
Railway bonds strong and active at net
gains In the principal active issues OF 1@4i4 per
cent. NOteworth, advances were made by Ann
Arbor first As. > to ~; Atchison general is, 3 to
1919; the adjustment Is. %. to 43is; Chesapeake
and Ohio 4ias. "a to 1874: Chicago and Northern
Pacific iirsts to ~: Rock Island extension 1s.
tx to 10l's; Erie general lien BIS, 3H to III;
Kansas and Texas seconds. 3ia to J9i2: Northern
Pacific consol ,s. 2i2 to JOs4 Oregon Short Line
is receipts. | to HOY: Reading first preference
incomes Ia to ~; the third preference incomes.
~ TO 3i. the general Is. 2i2 To 80; Southern:
Railway first Is 2s4 to 30; Texas and Pacific first
rs. pa TO 81; Louisville and Nashville united -.
Az to 20 and Wisconsin Central first receipts. :
TO ~
Money on call was q per cent. with exceptions
at 3ia and per cent near the close Time money
was q per cent for all periods. and commercial
paper ruled at ga per cent for all periods for
hieh-grade paper and above for that not so wen
known. The demand was good
The foreign exchange market was weak and
lower at the opening with sight sterling offered
at 4S3i.. but frmer at the close with +Sf Did
for demand sterling. Posted rates FOR sterling
closed at 4.s2is and 4S'is for long and short
bills respectively Rates for actual business
closed follows:
Sterling w .s,sS.sf:,. .s. :s. 81. ::7sSsss
keiG9smaik- 81 c'''' 70 'us.'. % -i"usS s 10
Domestic exchange was as follows at the places
named: New-Orleans Commercial. 81 - dis
count: bank. par Charleston Buying. dis.
count: selling. par Savannah Buying. l-lo
per cent off selling par San Francisco--Sight.
par telegraph. par. Chicago-Soc discount
Boston-Par and 2Oc. discount.
Bank clearings In this city were: Exchanges
Sis. 5JS. 10: balances. 50 "a Philadelphia
Exchanges. Sl61SS134 balances. -, lol.'o4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4"+4, lSo; balances
S.Dl l1J. BOston-Exchanges. Sl'Z-oi'i' Da'-
ances. 81. Oi1 or:
Th. price Of commercial bar silver In this
market was G4i. Mexican dollars were qcotcd
ct .unJli. In London bar silver decllaeh ~
10 20 lJ-lG one hundred and twenty nulNoh
certificates were sold on the stock Exchange
AT G,aGii.. Silver exports tomorrow. 4'''""
ounces.
Money on call in London was 3h per cent
Open market discounts 3sa1i2 per cent 10.
long and short bills British consOls closed nj
lrli. for money and 100 j-l6 70. the account
French rentes closed al 1U2 francs ~ centirneS
Paris exchange IN London. - francs 1914 cen
times Discount rate In Paris. per cent. p's'
count rate I'm Berlin, ~ per cent
Foreign gold arrivals To date. with aInount or
shipboard and engaged. upward OF SLIM ~"
London open marke, price for gold bars high.,
at rs Id Bank of England sold i'-"" so"
for export TO the United States.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results Of two days ago. com
pared with the last preceding statement gives
the following balances:
No, .o,s o, ,, M0 ,,i p, srSs7se2 Inc ssias'
%, hsnd ~ oes,s.s5 @e,,s25 Dec 4ca
Net silver on hand is.aos.7ie iaiesoos Dec 2Joo''