New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-01
1861. and 81 900 registered IS Of 1907 at loo%'
Final quotations follow:


Final quotations follow;
L. s As 1891. Us cur. " isSs 100
continued AT . SO Us cur 6s' 600 i Vs
Ts . Is 1897 1881 i 49, cher =.
is 4sis2s reg. lleA. lle. Cher A. Iss ''''l ,,
rs iss s l ,s lse CSsr As 1888 100
US s.. isoi cou,iI3 il3's
Railway bonds displayed considerable irresu-
ircluding the Reading. Atchison and Northern
Pacific issues Kansas and Texas frsts ana
Southern Railway first Us. f!na! chaNses
showed many more ret gains thah ios s' we
more important being in Atchison adjustment
Is. III 10 $685. Chicago and Northern Paciiic
first receipts to 40; Reading first preference IN
comes. 11a to 32ia. the second preier9,ve III,
seconds ~ to 80; AtchsOn general As q to 'o's;
Northern Pacific first 6s, II to 49, Texas ana
Pacific SECONDS. y to 1873; Wisconsin Ceiu.ti
first receipts 2la TO 35i2: Burlington Consoi -
a t, 1898. Hooking Valley 5s. a to sli.; Kan
sss and Texas first Is. IS TO Sis; Reading gen
cral IL assented. y to 1914. and Union racine
Denver and Gulf frsts, !. to 5Ss, among ,'e
weak issues were Louisville and NashVllle uni
fed As which lost 4 to 40; Morris and Essex
frsts to 1885, Northern Pacific second coupons,
1 to Ill., Southern Railway first os' :. 10 80;
Northern Pacific consol 5s. l to 46i2; Kansas ana
Texas seconds to 10. United States Cordage
first receipts were down 4 TO %
Money on call was 2Q3 per cent. Time money
rates were per cent for thirty to sixty DAYS Or
per cent for four months. 31tG4 per cent ior
four months and Az per cent for SIX months
The commercial paper market rates We're quoted
at 4G4i2 per cent for prime indorseu niiIs re-
oeivable 4G4Ia per cent for four months ac-
ceptance and choice four months s1hge-ndlIie
naper 4Ld5 per cent for the best class SIX
months single-name paper ana oQo per cent III
Ia per not well known.
The foreign exchange market quiet and
unchanged in general features. POSTED rates ol
the principal drawers Of foreign exchange were
81 SIS and 81 80 for long and short sterling re-
spectively: Paris. francs. 3.l49s Tor Ion! anu
512ia for short; Berlin reichsmarks "oSs 10. lor
long and sc for short: Amsterdam. guilders' 4o't
for for long and 4ols for short Rates for actual
business closed follows
Sterling cas- 'Iaa.:s 4s7s.ss .s.siss,
k Ea5'i ''a"s''. s: IS slesssS .os slat
The price of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: New-Oreans, commercial
6Oc premium; bank. 81 80 premium san Fran
cisco. sight 12l2C. telegraph. l'c Charieston'
buying par selling, &c. premium savannah
buying. 1-16 per cent off; selling par. Chicago
6Oc premium Boston. par 10 loc o'scouH' ioi
cash
s194 4S1 600 BIZ ances s6337s23 Baltimore-
Exchanges s.. l42 log: balances S4SI.'3o. Phil
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $10,49O's'l; balances. si;-
lbs Chicago-Exchanges. Slo941. ~ bal
ances. S2O71 800 B,ston-Exchanges. Sl4.4S
81; balances, $l.74S,494.
The price of commercial bar silver IN THIS mar
ket was 6S7sc Mexican dollars were quoted at
53a. o. 4a. In London bar silver declined lilo
10 t1lkd. Silver bullion certificates representing
100000 ounces OF silver were SOLD on me SOCK
Exchange at 6!is. Silver 10 the amount or
~ 600 ounces will be shipped abroad tomorrow
and 10000 Mexican dollars.
Money on call in London was y per cent and
the rate Of discount In the open market for snort
and long bills y per cent British consois
closed at 113 GIG for money and III lilo for
the account French rentes closed at 100 francs
so centimes Paris exchange in London Wa. -
francs 1872 centimes. The discount rate In PARIS
was Is. per cent, and in Berlin 20 per cent
Further details " the foreign markets are given
in the usual cable report printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-davs Washington Treasury statement. COW
ering actual results Of two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement, shows the fol-
lowing balances:
Net gold on Isns sis Inc Sh1 sas
NJ; ..l hand ssss ssS; Dec B:: ss
Actual cash IN III.
outstanding 80 - ~
o:ss.. a bank. ss SIG s *.
Avafabl. cash. s27ss2s 500 s27s s2s7ls Dec ssss47
Deduct minor LA -
bihties .........- lZzl44SS lIo>"'Sl Dec 81 o' |
Actual cash bal s2ss IA 2ss s2es 90 1913 Inc s27
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash !
ington were S272279 internal revenue receipts
$3.50, 022. and the miscellaneous receipts S4l 0j3
Total Government receip.s for the day. S102.354;
expenditures. 1887 .0O0 excess of receipts S315,-
35i. Receipts for the month, S25,221 534; ex
pendtures. sos 100000; excess OF receipts SOL /
534. Receiptsefor the fiscal year. 1925. 026340;
expenditures, S351 SIG $50 excess OF expend-
lures over receipts. S26 790340. There We're $2O7-
5SS National bank notes received for redemption.
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day 81
226 AL. and payments S2676576 resulting in a
general balance OF $199. 04 1886 consisting Of
Sill ,239 543 coin and SS7 ,S54 1913 currency. The
Sub Treasury had a debit balance at the Clear
ing House Of $751; 452. and its net gain on bal
ance was 81 $40 S65 made up by gain in coin Of
81 $50 115 and loss in currency Of 1899 $50.
The New-York Security and Trust Company,
y. w. Harris & Co. and WinslOw, Lanier &
Co will pay dividends number Of securities
lists Of which will be found in another column.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK.
Week ending June 30 81 23s AS S674635 874s 677
From January 1s7 392 AS 73 1855 1S4 1874 OS SIP
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