New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25

In State issues there were sales OF $4,000
Tennessee Settlement Is at 1884, $4,000 Vir-
glnia funded debt 2-3s of 1891 at G2A. and
$4,000 registered at CO. Ten shares OF the Ma
tional Union Bank were sold at 200.
Transactions in railway bonds were In mod
crate volume. and prices were generally
strong. The chief activity was In the Atchison,
Northern Pacific. Kansas Pacific and Reading
Issues. Final changes were not large, the most
important being In Brooklyn Elevated hrsts.
which advanced w to 95h Kansas Pacific IS
Of '95. 1is to 10; Northern Pacific first regis
tered. to 117is; Pittsburg and Western frsts.
y to Ia South Carolina and Georgia frsts. "a
to 81; Texas and Pacific first IS. ~ to 81 North
ern Pacific and Montana hrsts. Il to S91s; Sus-
quehanna and Western general mortgage. II TO
70i2; Erie As prior bonds. to s4k; Denver
and Rio Grande AZ. u to 90R: Baltimore and
ohio consol As Of 1888 to D. and Achs OF
Chesapeake and Ohio AS. Hooking Valley 5s.
Norfolk and Western maryland division),
Northern Pacific second coupons Ohio Southern,
Texas and Pacific second incomes and Union
Elevated frsts were down hah per cent
United States Cordage first receipts were again
strong. advancing Y to 80.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement,
covering actual receipts OF two days ago, COM
pared with the last previous statement. shows
the following balances:
Ne, gold on hand EEL e 4G:i = Dec c''sE
NJ. nes4 on nd ssSss s sS Bee &
Actual
Treasury vaults
Ssraeass los So 20, 80 ncc $50. ;ao
Available cnsh ses4 2oa 100 s2sa $50 So Dec. s7o7:'o
Siities ,''' .' Iacosiso ics7sss7 Dec. 500 $50
Actual cash bal s27l o54 $50 s27i775.: si22o 500
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington were s237.2S7. internal revenue receipts
$4,000 ami the miscellaneous receipts slS,sas
Total Government receipts for the day sIo4A6;
expenditures sS36 600: excess ~ expenditures.
sl3l5s4 Receipts for the month to date. Sls397-
OH: expenditures t25972.3sS; excess Of eNpen-
d!tures. ss575.s7i. Receipts for the fiscal yeor
to date. 500 006 sbs: expenditures 1913 9.O: ek
cess Of expenditures over receipts, S21,3-o w
There were sis9.sf National bank notes received
for redemption.
The Sub-Treasury was a debtor ut the Clearing
House S6s452s. Its net loss balance was
sH335s made up by loes In currency OF soi5'si.
and a gain In coin Of sl0O.575 To-day's operations
Included: Receipts 50 400 500: payments. &sls.-
Ico resulting in general balance Of s2i5,Sso.h9.
consisting OF fi2a f9Sl6i coin and So s64ssb cur
rency The bus!nesr for the week ended Tonight
Includes receipts 81 sl6655S5s. and payments II
$40 OSs 42S Deducting from the receipts 81 900
ard from the payments t3.5 .566 for items which
affect only its account with the general Treasury
It's gain affecting the banks was S,ib.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call was 2is per cent. Time money
ruled at 3ie per cont for thirty days. Siad4 per
cent for three months. per cent for four months.
and 4a4Ia per cent for six months Commercial
Japcr was 4isd5ia per cent for the best names
for all periods and above for those not so well
known. Very little business was done below .
per cent.
The foreign exchange market was firm on
small volume OF business Posted rates were
81 SS1Ms4 s9Is for long and short sterling reSpec-
lively. Closing rates for actual business were as
follows: