New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13

in the Atchison. Reading and Kansas and Texas
bonds. Chicago and Northern Pacific first re-
ceipts. Spokane and Paouse Us receipts, Wabash
Issues and Louisville. New-Alhany and Chicago
general mortgage. Sore OF the gains were In
Chicago and Northern Pacific first receipts, T.
i3% Hooking VALLEY Js IA to S6ia; Kansas and
Texas seconds. ~ to %; oregon Railway and
Navigation hrsta, Ia to 1l2is Wisconsin Cen
trail first receipts. to 81 Atchison adjustment
Is. | 10 Al. Louisville. New-Albany anc Chlcag"
general mortgage. q to d97s; Kansas and Texas
first Is, /. - s2%,: Reading third preference In
comes, p 70 12i2; 81. Louis and san Francisco
seconds a, /. t. l1Ji6; Southern Railway first
IS. Y to 922.; Spokane and Palouse 6s. Y to ~;
Erie is prior bonds. y to 90 and Brooklyn Ele
waited hrsts. rs TO SOY Brooklyn Rapid Transit
5s were down IA to 1874. Texas and Pacific sec
ond incomes. Y 70 2Oh, and Denver and RIO
Grande firsts "A to 1l41<.
Money on call 2G3 per cent. Time money
was more active at 212 per cent FOR thirty days
3fl3. per cent for three months. 3ie per cent for
four months and per cent for six months. The
commercial paper market trfe more
active for high-grade paper. Rates were quoted
at 4Mil2 per cent for prime indorsed bills re-
ceivable; 4l4n4i, per cent for four months &C
ceptances and choice four months single name
paper: 400 per cent for the best class six
months single name paper. ard Jl2Q6 per cent
for paper not so well known.
The foreign exchange market was more active
and there were a few security bills Offering. me
supply Of commercial and gold bills was light:
and tn-morrOW's gold shipments cover bills sold
or yesterday and the day before. Posted rates
Of the principal drawers OF Foreign exchange
were 81 SSl. and 81 500 for long and short stcr-
ling pee lively; Paris. francs J14as for long and
5.l2is for ehort Berlin. reichsmarks 9oss for
long and 95 for short; Amsterdam. guilders. 4oA
for long AMI 4O7s fo~ short. Rates for actual
business closed : follows
Sterling .4sS'4d4ssH 4,s5s ,,..s ;""
Rechsmarks ..... 90. % II -lGMe54,
Gu,ders ......... 40h9p's 4'spio's
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
in the places named: Ncw-Orlcans commercial,
90. premium: bank. 81 80 premium San Fran
cisco sight. l212c.; telegraph. 1Jc. Charleston,
buying. par; selling. isc. premium. Savannah.
buying f-l6 per cent off: selling. par Chicago,
G5c. premium Boston. l0al2hc. discount
Pank clearings in the city we're: Exchanges.
SOB 81 .29s: balances. sGl4i.7G3 Boston-tfx-
changes S1J.G52. 1874: balances SllSO It2. Phil
notwithstanding, 1o.l2?. l35; halanccs,
81 1873 249 Chicago-Exchangc Slii"'tbl'
balances 81 .lI7,S(j Baltimorc-itxchanSee
S2M7.740: balances. S>1GIs.
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 6Sisc Mexican dollars were quoted at
$3.50. I'm London bar silver was unchanged AT
81 .-l6d. Silver to the amount Of 6"."~ ounces
and l2JO~ Mexican dollars Will be shippe"
Money on call in London was u per cent and
the rate Of discount in the open market for short
bills was 2. per cent and for long bills i-lonh
per cent British consos closed at NJ l-l6 FOR
money and l13ls for the account. French rentes
closed a lOl francs 81 confines. Paris exchange
on London - francs l6ia confines. The
Berlin rs per cent. Further details Of me for
cign markets are given in tho usua' cable re-
port printed elsewhere
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. COW
crlng actual results Of two days ago, compared
with the laet previous statement shows the fol-
lowing balances.
Ne, . on , . l5's l., 7 z Inc c''' ,.:s
NJ Ss:4 M 4 @ ' sss3, R Iss ifGs
Actual cash In IN,
p:::.: + .o Z; 5s Sc IN, ' 55
Available cash 81. Gs 80 seso55sg rs Inc sli2aia
b,iet ''' '... I2ilus i4432s5s Ia. i'i 'Sa
Actual cash naJ s. ois2'n, ssoi@Il4 Dec. $3.50
Customs rc'eipts reported to-day from Wash
ingirn were S3Nl 500; internal revenue rcceip.s
$3.50 7G, and tho miscellaneous receipts aliH'Z
Total Government receipts FOR the dhy' $50
lcl ,xJcniiturrs S9~6.rOO; excess o. expendi-
,ures SlO?.J35. Receipts - IN. month 70 iaie
Siu nSI lus. cxrenlitures Sill - 900: excess ~
year . date $40 7sG2li: expenditures. S}'S'-
uj7. $50. excess II expend lures Over receipts.
S27.27l iGG There were S;'Nll'o National oahK
notes received for redemption
The Suh-Trcasury Nas a debtor NJ me Clearing
House s2933sl Its net loss ON balance was
S.,t5 pc; made ~ by a gain in currency ~ 81
operations Included: Receipts. $23lN3lG; pay
ments ~ SGT .2l2 resulting IN a general balance
u sl!S 80 SIG consisting Z Slns liGIli coin
and $gO2l1. 800 currency. Tho business for me
week ended tonight includes receipts OF Al'.-
OSs 300 ami payments = >lGi3 lNT Drductins
from the receipts NlS1NWo and from the pay
ments &}1Jl 900 f1r Items which an"ct only liS
account with the general Treasury, Us gain. as
affecting the bankc. vase $40 l13.
REPORT ON OREGON IMPROVEMENT
The special report of Thomas J.. Greene. made
upon the condition = the Greg n Improvement
Company has been issued. OF the Port Town
send Southern Railroad. the report says that IL
never paid operating expense snd that IL -
in "a very poor condition with no prospects ~
earning rs operating expenses In the near future
OF the Seattle and Northern Railroad. the re-
ports says that 1t has earned small amount ~
net income: is not expensive 10 operate and VIII
not require more than ordinary repairs for The
present There IS. however. little probability OF
its becoming " much value The Pacinc Coast
Steamship Company consists Of steamers partly
owned by Greg N Improvement and partly
owned by ITSELF and Is managed altogether by
Goodall Perkins e. Co.. 81 san Francisco. VINO
receive per cent OF the cOmpanys gross earnings
for doing -. The table following shows the
gross and net earnings II this company for five