New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-07

In State issues there were sales Of $4,000 Vir-
ginia funded debt 2-5s OF 1901 at 59i9
The market for railway bonds was without
important change considerable irregularity
marking the course of trading The Atchison.
Northern Pacific and Texas and Pacific issues.
Canada Southern firsts and Southern Railway
frsts were comparatively active. Southern
Railway first rs were up TO 3'S4 and the Texas
and Pacific issues and Atchison adjustment Ia
were other noteworthy strong features Chicago
and Northern Pacific Atchison is and Hockpg
Valley IS were among the weak features at Ne
clnes of gar per cent Oregon Improvement
firsts declined to S2l2
Money on call was . per cent. Time money
ruled at pa per cent for thirty days. per cent
for three months. 31s per cent for four months
and per cent for six months Commercial
paper was 4G41a per cent for the best names for
three months. and 4M5 per cent for four and
six months. Names not so we'll known ruled
higher.
The foreign exchange market closed the week week
with posted rates at 81 SSaSi SSi2 and ~ S'g
81 S9i2 for long and short sterling respectively
Closing rates for actual business were as fol-
lows.
Sterling .ss'! SsSs; .! HGos s: So ~,
Reehsmaiks -. %. sS II lega5s.
Gulders %O.gDA 4osg4os
The price Of commercial bar silver IN this mar
ket 6Sasc. Mexican dollars were quoted at
53l,C In London bar silver was unchanged Mt
31asd One hundred and sixty-three bullion Ger
tificates were sold on the Stock Exchange to-day
al SO
Money on call in London was 1aG% per cent.
and the rate of discount in the open market for
long and short bills was u per cent. British
consols closed at 113 3-16 for money and 1l3 5l8
frances ~ centimes Paris exchange on Lon.
don was % francs II centimes. The discount
rate in Paris was ~ per cent and In Berlin ~
per cent Further details OF the foreign markets
are given in the usual cable report printed else
where.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.
The receipts from customs reported from Wash
,ngton today we're S3s2. 555 from internal reve-
and from mis- % lau
S1l503S Tho Treasury received S4!2.oI3 Ma
tional bank notes for redemption. and the receipts
ON .hs TO- S237 10 To secure Satona bank
note circulation II holds $22S 25Ss00 in bonds as
follows:
-Four per cent?, : 1884, 5, 81 .sl ",S
grrr'ncy sitss ., 81, 40
Two per cents "a 20
United States bonds deposited for circulation
during the week 1893 ON. United States bonds
withdrawn $4,000 National bank note circu sa
ton outstanding Currency notes. 500 26o. 568:
gold notes SST $50: against which the Treasury
holds 500 191 .3l3 legal-tender money for redemp-
ton Of surrendered circulation.
The Sub-Trcasury has debit balance at tho
Clearing House to-day Of S3O2.324.
FOREIGN COMMERCE. OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS or MERCHANDISE.
pf week ."'ns June g. 50 &c .;.ss e
Total for we~k .. 5000 23s sll.ols.@23 ~ pl,"l
since January 1875 020 $50 232 p,i0' 22lsl2l"
IMPORTS OF SPECIE
-, a., ,. sio2 4is ylf7ss5 si7s .GGs
q ror u" f."or~ go os73g92 o. SIS AS D 33s. so
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
vs., -, ., g. ss1 4na so5285 g. s22 G7S
80 Wy Ya"rary 20 ss7 s2s 49i77 AL CO 32s 0&8
EFFORTS OF MERCHANDISE
Ian 10 Juno sI59 100 4a3 ti4o52s87o te+ 300 7o2
OF the spccie exports 81 .s3s. 225 was gold
APPENDED IL a table OF the current quotations
Of city banks together with their par value:
STOCKS.
Par. Sales. BID. Asked.