New-York tribune., 1896-07-09


Rates for actual business closed as follows
Sterling ..... sssSssss .sSs.s9s .s!Ss&ss
sRs' 10 iss ''' s't SIS 8 'is ss
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. COW
ering actual results Of two days ago. compared
with the last pre- ceding statement, gives the fol-
lowing balances:
god on 'SS 5?!A Dc c'i:ss' ,sss
s.f ,1sf hes on ia ssss4 i: 5sss Rss Iss
Actual cash ii the
Treasury
Deposits in bank. i6.7vo'7os ie4s7.s4s Dec. So7o1
Ava liable ,ash ss7' .so52io se7452Ocs Dec. sseSas
Deduct minor Tia
biiies l2.47a.45i i2.z7o.i7s Dec. sos27s
Act cash bal s2s2 sOs s25a 4ss Dec soso $50
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
al the places named: New-Orlears. commercial
ooc. PREMIUM bank 81 30 premium. San Fran
cisco. sight. 12iac.; telegraph, 15c Charleston,
buying, par; selling. lsc. premium. Savannah.
buying l-l6 per cent off; selling. par. Chicago,
Zoe. discount. Boston. 10c discount.
Bank clearngs in this city were: Exchanges.
S96, 6,293. lbs; balances. S3S62S69 Philadelphia
Exchanges. 1916. 1872; balances 81 ,327. AZ
515.02l. observation-disclosures $15.20O.6l4; bal
ances. 81 .62O 166
The price OF commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was GS7s. Mexican dollars were quoted at
J3A nJ4A. In London bar silver was unchanged
81 ed Silver bullion certificates representing
$1,000 ounces Of silver were sold on the Stock
Exchange at 69H. Silver to the amount Of 1O0,-
600 ounces Will be exported tomorrow.
Money on call in London was 1aN% per cent,
and the rate Of discount In the open market was
GIG per cent for short and 9-1GQss per cent for
long bills. British consols closed at 113% for
money and 113ia for the account French rentes
closed at 10l francs 92is centimes. Paris ex
change in London was % francs 1914 centimes.
The discount rate in Paris was rs per cent. and
in Berlin 2L per cent Further details OF the
foreign markets are given In the usual cable re-
port printed elsewhere.
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ireton were S6I1.o2o. internal revenue receipts.
1884 go and the miscellaneous receipts. S2o,-
lis Total Government receipts for the day.
S1.o36.114; expenditures. S1,S99,WO; excess Of
expenditures SsG2,2S6 Receipts for month to
date, $40. 1913: expenditures. S15.266.OOO; ex
cess of expenditures. 81 .49J.2UI. There were
SJ4G. 721 National bank notes received for re-
demptlon.
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were 3d.
81 30 and payments S3..4s,510. resulting in
a general balance Of Sl93 S1171l. consisting OF
Sill .229. 1J3 coin and SS2,642.012 currency. The
Sub Treasury had debit balance at the Clear
ing House Of Si193S4. and its net gain on bal
anoe was $3.50. made up by gain in coin OF
s143.S47 and loss in currency Of S115165.
The yearly bound volume Of The Finan-
cal Chronicle" was issued to-day The volume
is the sixty-second and includes the weekly
issues of The Chronicle" for the first six months
OF 1896, together with the issues Of The In
vestors' Supplement" THE Street Railway Sup
plement." THE State and City Supplement- and
Il he Quotation Supplement" The whole makes
a book Of over 2. 100 pages but with its classi-
fed arrangement and copious index one can
readily turn to any desired fact in this valuable
record OF financial affairs.
The following securities were sold at auction