New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-11

81 :.iis4:rss.iiIs. IIs}, cher. As 1870. LOOK
In State issues there were sales OF SJ.VW VIZ
ginia funded deb. 2-,s of 1871 at 6lh
Railway bonds were active on large voiume
Of business and strong. with inai net chanses
at LQ2 per cent higher and above IN lew
Issues Noteworthy not gains We're mace ny
Ann Arbor first As. IL To a: Brooklyn E!evated
firsts i to 81: Brooklyn Rapid Transit rs; ie 20
1914: Chicago and Erie iirs:s. l TO lu0' fort
Worth and Denver City firsts. ] to W. susgue-
hanna ard Western general mortgage 10 .t.2
Northern Pacific consol rs assented. "a 20 ois
Peoria and Eastern frsts to -; st Louis ana
San Francisco 5s " to Wy; Seattle, Lake
Shore and Eastern first receipts ~ to AZ;
Louisville. New-Albany and Chicago consoi, Y
to 91n: Chesapeake and Ohio consol os, 10
los: Colorado Midland Is receipts. q TO IA
Hooking Valley tx. "a to S9h: Kansas and Texas
seconds II to 81; Northern Pacific second cou-
pons u to 1t4lh: the third coupons. to U't;
the collateral trust notes. Il to 94h: Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern conso receipts,
u to iS: Wabash second Js. a to 80: Wisconsin
Central first receipts. "a TO ~. and international
and Great Northern second mortgage. "a 10
26ia from opening price,. "a
Money on call was 4n+h per cent. with late
exceptions Mt , per cent Time money was a. =
rer cent for sixty days 70 four months. and 4ish
; per cent for six months. The best names In
commercial paper ruled Mt 5hNG per cent Tor
all periods. and Gi.aI per cent for names no.
well known. The commerciai paper H""'he'
is broadening.
The foreign exchange market was easier on a
small volume of business. 1 here was iaiiing
chiefly those bought for boarding before the
election Bankers are looking forward to a good
supply of cotton bills ut a near date. Posted
rates for sterling closed at 3.S'is and 4so's Ior
long and short bills respectively. Rates for
actual business closed as follows:
cas.,. Long. Demand.
T,slns sss rs.
d Eeshs,a"rH' ''','.......... .o, 30 20.
Domestic exchange was % follows at the places
named: New-Orleans-C Commercial. 81 80 dis
count: bank. par. charleston-Bnying' ~ as
count. selling. X premium. Savannah-Bnying'
1-l6 per cent Of selling par. san Francisco
Sight par: telegraph. &c. Chcago-ioc pre-
MUM. Bos,on--Par ST Louis-:'oc premium
Bank clearings In this city were; Exchanges.
S13S a3O. 3Gs balances. S6.3c ..JG,. Philadelphia
Exchanges. l2l37.Ssi: balances. Sl..'2'.'s'".
Baltimorc-~F;xchanges. 81 $40 ia: balances.
sG2S 0,i2. Observation-Disclosures ST. ,i0i.I12 bal
anses $eCGsdla e. c t1a az S'''-
The price OF commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was Co Mexican dollars were quoted at oo's.
In London bar ,i'ver vas unclaimed at
sold on the Stock Exchange at Gi'.mGIis. Silver
exports tomorrow. 59l 800 ounces and 1000
Mexican dollars o,
Open market discounts. ~ per cent for long and
short bills. British consols closed Mt 1lN'- for
money and 11Oh for the account. French rentes
closed at 1O2 francs Jkls centmcs. Paris ex-
change in London. - francs 2lls centimes. Dis
count rate In Paris TX per cent. Discount rate
In Berlin Az per cent. The statement for the
week OF the Imperial Bank OF Germany sho"ed
an Increase in specie Of 100000 marks.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement COW
erIng actual results Of two days ago. compared
with the last preceding statement, gives the foi-
lowing balances:
Net gold on hand s,2ooiooo .i2osoGi5 Inc. sIocoosi
.-s1 hand 1ss f'asas s Pee ss TIE
Ac,unl cash In ,he
Treasury vaults
Ss.s sss Ss 'a R ss
Available cash selI soss5 ,2ssc44 iso Inc s'soo2'
hG 5,ie. ""o' Ia lLs7on7 i2so'' Inc 1917
Aetna, cash bal SEQ DIS ss2o 500 Io5 ssoosl3
Customs recepts reported from Washington
to-day were SJl93S1 internal revenue receipts.
SSi5 80 and miscellaneous receipts. Sl?,i!:: 70
tai Government receipts for the day Sl4l l3t:
81 $50 90; excess OF expenditures.
s2G5. 500 Receipts for month to date SiioO
$50: expenditures. x12.21OOOD; excess or expend-
lures 81 433 10; Receipts for the iisca year to
date $113.2Ij.2G0; expenditures Slpoo, Do
excess Of expenditures. S3I.3s2.6sI. Receipts OF
National banl; notes for redemption to-day were
S177 .4O2 9,
Sub-Trensury receipts for the day were w.
OO2 Al. and payments - 2.S a43. resulting In
S12O.:;T(j. G02 coin and sA210572 currency. The
Sub-Treasury had credit balance at the Clear
ing House az $194.3I0. and Its net loss on bal
ancc was s2JG,3:,2 made up by'a loss In coin or
SOS 1O1 and q loss in currency or ~ 62S
A quarterly dividend OF 50 % on each share OF
the CAPITAL stock has been declared by the Third
Avenue Railroad Company.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK.
1894. 1SJ. 1871
Week ending Nov. o.. sGOii5lo SIt6i 3ts 3itg
!, o r Ianuary 3i8 100 $50 s0o.93c.O2i SiOi"457
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
INTERNATIONAL. AND GREAT NORTHERN
1894 1895. 1894
II mies...... Sso 80 80 |
am w ,s Nov NsY a5sai a GSss a'1SSoi
KANSAS CITY. IITTSBURG AND GUILE
Surrr Of mi,~s...... . -. 80, 80 .,o ~ !
FIRST week In Nov. s'tml lila. cso'os,
Ian. 20 Nov. I...... Jfn.z" T.''"'" "'"'~''
RIO GRANDE WESTERN.
Number OF ml,es...... $40 AN 30 .. 90 90
lrrt week in Row. s5iIp %,5c --c co
hn 70 Nov. 7...... i's'o@5' -"''~'' N'''''"''
WABASH.
Number OF miles. 40 .o i5. co., Ia,
IN 10 Nov 5.. 910O.0sG TO- g30Si 1O.20O.347
CINCINNATI JACKSON AND MAcKINAw.
Xunibcr Of niits...... ~ ~ .,n -: soo 3%,sSS
fourth week in Oci... slr'..o v~33
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