New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-18

l. >. IS, 1891, 81 Gs, 1871 V<
VS. s:"%1is e. 10 U Us cur cur 10
Us Is 1928 reg iG id c heT ~.
Ts e. 1872" .2 eou ICY ils Cher IS isos . 10"
Us. 5s. isoicouii2lt ii3,s
In State issues there were sales Of S2''V W.
ginia funded debt at 6lit Ten shares OF tne
Park Bank were sold at 273 and twelve sh"'''
at 273h.
Railway bonds were irregular. with losses ana
gains about evenly divided. There was consul
cradle activity in Northern Pacific issues due ~
talk relative to the reorganization, the nraN''5,
dealings being in the consO IS receipts. when au-
vanced 4 TO 39%. and the third coupons. wh.n
gained rs. closing at 1874. Northern Paciic nls''
registered were up y to ll6; the seconds coupons
z 10 1922, and the firs,s coupons declined 2 10
1917. Other issues which enjoyed comparative
activity were the Atchson seconds. Jersey Ger
trail, Reading and Chesapeake and ONO issu's.
Ann Artor firsts advanced lis to ~. Atchlsoh
seconds p TO 957s; Burlington and quincy con-
vert!ble ~. rs u ll7s.: Reading genera 4s = 10
1874 Jersey Central convertible hrsts. y 10
1854: and Reading preference incomes. /, to l'Hs.
The chief declines were in Atchison As receipts q
10 16Hs; Manhattan consol T.. !, 20 9'St IrN's
and Pacific second incomes " to 2l7s. WABASH
nrsts " TO 1906: Wisconsin Central irsts receipts.
II. to 42ia. Oregon improvement consol % We're
down IL to Is. and Cordage firsis receipts "a 10
3i1..
The United States Treasury received today
s3ll $50 National bank notes for redemption. Gus
toms receipts reported to-day from Washmet'n
ssO5lS2 the internal revenue receipts S'g55iS
and the miscellaneous receipts $l6Z'' l"'di
Government receipts for the day. $l.6l4,'tl eN-
penditures N.219,0Oo; excess Of receipts S,''''h'
Receipts for the month to date, slis''l| eN-
pendtures $lS5S4 600. excess Of expenditures
over receipts $3.7S4.4s'. Receipts for fiscal year
to date 81 jO524l. expenditures, S23i0,6lOl; eX
cess II expenditures over receipts. S224n.Sd0
To-day's Washington Treasury statement, COW
ering actual results for two days ago compared
with the last previous statement, shows the fol-
lowing balances:
Ne, .a on hand 81, rIs e ST re 4 Inc .,
h9sd s,sS 81, - ss Inc Inc 25 e. %
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
Deposits sAi in bank iIS77Gi5 2.eoio
Available cash s27.3G7'oi s226c'oi 40 Inc $'27sss
pili,ies ''... l2a42sn oc3eoo7 Dec. 27oGi''
Actual cash bal sos c, GO s2i7cs 7s2 Irc 1872
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call was 4G4ia par cent Tim"
money a; 4H@5i9 per cent for three ana
four months and sac per cent for six months
The commercial paper market was unchanged
at 5hm6 per cen: for all periods for high-erade
paper ana above for that not 90 well known
Time money is in good supply. without a hrg"
demand
Foreign exchange was duh but trile rrm'r
Posted rates Tor sterling were fh''@ anu f'' ''l
long and short bills respectively. Closing rates
for actual business were as follows:
Sterling . Gss.t' sS%s ~ .s s%.1'
francs .......... 51sl, "le'.
aeIchsniarks 49,. ~. -.
juilders ......... T''s ~
The price OF domestic exchange was az fol-
lows at the places named New-Orle6ns. com
merca 80. bank 81 80 premium: san Francisco.
sight par. telegraph par; Charleston buying pa.
selling ~. premium. savannah. buying l-lo per
cent off. selling par. Chicago. 2oc. discount Bos-
ton, 25g3Or. discount,
BANK clearings In this city: Exchanges. 49,.
7s3.Os9: balances $500 65l. Boston Exchanges.
81. 737. SIS balances. sl43l93i. PhilGdelphia-E%-
changes. S.443253: balances N.2yl. 1872 Chicago-
Exchanges. Sl4 70l .55l. balances. l4360ly
The price Of commercial bar silver In this MAJ
ket was G7asc. per ounce. Mexican dollars were
quoted at 53a N54a.c In London bar silver vas
inch ngc1 at 30Sd silver to the amount OF 100 90
oLrces Will be sent abroad tomorrow.
Money on call in London was y per cent. The
rate Of discount In the open market was Us per
cent for short and three months bills. French
fentes were lO2 francs 80 centimes. Paris eX-
,hange on London % francs 1871 confines. Fur
her details OF the foreign markets ere given IN
he usual cable report printed In another column.
The holders Of Oregon Improvement first mort
gage 6 per cent bonds are Informed that +. J.
)cott president OF the Central Trust Company |
y NewYork: Gustav +. kissel OF kessler coz |
bankers Of New-YOrk. and Moses Williams. prcsi- |
lent Of State Street Safe Deposit and Trust Com
ANY and Third National Bank. Of Boston. have |
consented to &C, as a committee for the exclusive |
Of above bonds. under A bondh )ldcrs |
protective agreement. The semi-arnual pay |
rent required to be made by the sinking fund, |
rider provision In the first mortgage not hav-
ng been made. and the mortgage providing that
Ipon default Of such payment the first mortgage
,onds shall AT the option of the holders Of one
alf OF the then outstanding bonds. become due
nd payable. and the consolidated mortgage
onds now being in default and deposited with n
Committee, holders OF the above
per cent bonds arc requested 10 send their
James TO tho protective committee above named.
tatng the amount Of their holdings and to de-
ost the NJ with the Central Trust Company.
Z NewYork In exchange for negotiable receipts.
MPORi ~ AND EXPORTS OF THE UNITED
STATES
Total values Of the imports and exports Of the
'nited States for the month and for the seven
lonths ending January 81. 1895 and 1895: