New-York tribune., 1896-06-06

ruled higher. There was very little doing IN
the commercial paper market both the demand
and offerings being light
The foreign exchange market was quiet ana
steady Closing posted rates were 81 SSQSi SS13
and 81 50 and 81 S9ls for long and shor; sterling
respectively. Closing rates for actual business
were follows:
Sterling 4ss'.csss ssss 4!fS!s5. .S G'5i .s:s4si
hsgs,maihs nslaSa S!s. .. 5s sin iilsas:% lis1 !
Guiders .......- 40L1lO.. +0IsGiOli
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
in the places named New-Orleans. commercial
5oc. premium: bank 81 80 premium. San Fran
cisco. sight. 12hc.; telegraph. 15c. Charleston.
buying, par; selling. 11.c. premium savannah.
buying, JIG per cent OFF: selling par Chicago,
soc. premium. Boston. 3 to l0c discount.
Bank clearings in the city We're: Exchanges
$sI,3S61I3; balances. $4.23o.o2S Bostonmtx-
changes, Sl3 1H2Go4; balances ,6sa Phia-
O2o0l0 Chicago-Exchanges, $ll.s4l .l%'; bal
anccs, S1142.9N9 Baltimore-Exchanges, ST.
470559; balances. $374.090.
ket 6S5qc. Mexican dollars were quoted at
53isc. In London bar silver declined "a to 313sd.
Forty silver bullion certificates were sold on the
Stock Exchange to-day at G5U6oi4c.
Money on call in London wds iaet$ per cent.
and the rate OF discount in the opsn market for
long bills 1916 per cent. and for short bills
Il per cent. British consols closed at l13 JIG
for money and 1883 for the account. French
rentes closed at lOl francs 92iz ccntimes. Paris
exchang. on London was - francs II centimes.
Inc UlScOunt rate IN IdTlS was ia per cent, anu
in Berlin 25s Per cent. Further details Of the
foreign markets are given in the usual cable re-
port printed elsewhere
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
TO-day's Washington Treasury statement. COW
er!ng actual results OF two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement, shows the fol-
lowing balances:
Ne, god on SOS slcS5s7ocs Dec ssi1si
ss' .;s9 on I'D :s ss ss me- G5s ~
Actual cash in the
ceriiacatcs " ;asollsaal $3.50 iaa 4as Inc sios ia
Deposits In bank. los2is'7 l0.ssi,aNs Inc 5i,5l
Available cash se7o 2462n s2sp3i5s0 Inc si.Oo Gs5
Deorr minor lla-
biiieu ........ lic5e.0s 10 2'7lsl Inc l,623
Actual cash bal s2G5 Is2 S2c o2s Dee sic3
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington were S3B,313. internal revenue receipts
S543 bio and the miscellaneous receipts Sis. 193.
Total Government receipts for the day. Sl.WN.OJh;
expenditures. S9lOOOO; excess Of receipts, SS.O)o.
Receipts for the month to date. S3io0 III ex-
penditures $J.OOS 900; excess Il receipts. SI124il.
Receipts for the fiscal year to date 500 55,241
expenditures 1891 194 $50; excess OF expenditures
receipts. $26539 1873 There were SG26.657
National bank notes received for redemption
The Sub-Treaeury debtor at the Clearing
House SG:i3lc?. Its net loss on balance was -, :
3ol lo'. made up by loss IN currency OF SST' loo
tions included: Receipts. S251203d; payments,
&.N4.0i3, resulting in a general balance Of 500.
0O0 162. consisting - Sl013ii.902 co'n and 500
GS,I.SGo currency The business for the week end
ed tonight includes receipts ~ S23. 1'2 9;iS and
payments Il so. 1872 80 Dciuc;lng !.om the re-
ceipts $2Soroo and from the payments S5.G19.0w
for items which affect only its account with the
general Treasury It's gain as affecting the banks.
was So $50 10
IMPORTS or DRYGOOD5 AT NBWYORE.
Week ending June isoi 1895 1904
Entered IN. plrt... Ss,s -, Sir5l.nJo Si2iuoii
Thrown ttc market. 77Gi'5 17ioo72 1910 ~
From January
Entered ai The port s3s en 'oi s57 AT ~
Thrown the market. ioiN4.sj G'GJ.iI2 ~ 80 O.a