New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10


The price OF domestic exchange was as fol-
lows at the places named New Orleans. COM
rlercial. 81 ~ discount: bank. 81 10 premium.
San Francisco sight nominal: telegraph. NOM
inal Charleston. buying. IL discount; selling.
par. Savannah. buying. 1-l6 per cent off sell
ing, par. Chicago 81 - discount. Boston. lG2-''c
20 DC. discount
Bank clearines in this city We're: Exchanges.
S"S 'Sl19l: balances. S,,SS1.S,I Philadelphia
Exchanges. $S,1l'.lii: BALANCES Si.2l 40
Raltim, re-Exchanres, S3,o5l,9n balances,
S53l. 25l. Chicago Exchanges. S15GSl.2-S: bal
ances. 81. 7S5. 500 Boston Exchanges $15o19-
S"1 b1larces 81 .21J34S.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was &c. Mexican dollars were quoted at
IlbMh3iic In London bar silver declined Lilo
to 3o9-1Gd Silver to the amount of 142,o0
ounces will be shipped abroad tomorrow. Silver
silver were sold on the Stock Exchange at 60.
Money on call in London IL per cent and
the rate Of discount in the open market was
ia per cent FOR short and long bills British
consols closed at III DIG for money and 1929
for the account French rentes closed at 1O3
francs III. centimes. Paris exchange on Lon
don. >, francs lG'. continues Discount rate in
Paris ~ per cent. The discount rate in Berlin
was 3li per cent. Further details Of the
foreign market are given in the usual cable
port. printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement.
covering actual results Of two days ago. COM
pared with the last preceding statement. gives
the following balances:
Ne, goi on hand sio5 iee IN so; sSi 3o7 Inc sIapo
NJ. =" Hese on hand ] s 9 H H:s 5 u
Actual cash in the
cer!ac@!es '2a7 o. az sass oie $50 Inc $50 SO
Available cash s9ai425ca7 s254.i27i74 Dee SAGA
bites .......'. Ie.s'oose Ii.os,.eos Dec. 4itssi
Actual cash oH5is s2ie 1862 oGG Inc slis.ns
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
inpton were $G50O32. internal revenue receipts
Sl1JSO2 and the miscellaneous receipts S.i2.Ni6.
Total Government receipts for the day. $l.T'S.-
III: expenditures SS1oW0: excess OF recepts,
$273 III: receipts fer the month To date. SGS26,-
42i: expenditures. $Ill6UUO: excess Of expen-
date Si1 AZ 40: expenditures. Ssi!@lll; ex-
cess 81 exp mixtures So; 4SS4li: receipts OF Ma
tional bank notes for redemption to-day Si1h-
J94. 80
sub Treasury receipts for the day were So
SOC 49, and payments 81 800 9!rI, resulting in
general balance Of sly, 3,,S.'. consisting OF
1111G3 i16 coin and S1+914i G' currency. the
ub-Treasury has credit balance at the Clrar-
ing House of $31O,G2G. and its net gam on pal.
ance was 500 made up by gain IN com OF
81 237 and a gain in currency OF S'''o -'''
WESTERN UNIONS QUARTER
The Western Union Telegraph Company de.
clared to-day the regua, quarterly DIVIDEND 90 OF
Il, per cent on the capital stock. payable on DC
toLer II The statement for the quarter ending
September 80 (party estimated shows sur
plus of SlGi.1io. after the payment OF ,nte'fIe
and sinkirg fund charges and dividend OF ~
per cent against a surplus in the same quarter
i'm 1Sg-, Of S4O1 ilG Net earnings SHOW an est
.,,o,e, lecreose Of S1irGtS For the quarter
ended lime 80 the actual net earnings we're
81 l,mI.9 against S1.5D.WO estimated. MN
the surplus standing On the books July /, , NV
total estimated surplus for the qudr'e' e""'''7
September 30 is SI.NS.-''' g. .
Statement for the Septembe' quarter io' wv
years:
Quarter ending Septemher 10 .oc ,,...a cha,qes
", e,rnnss....... So 64s $l6rU1 Dec >-i-''f'
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