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

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Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: w-Orleans-Commercial 50
discount: bank. par. Charleston-Buying. y
discount: selling par Savannah-Buying. Lilo
per cent OF; selling. par Boston-5c. discount
2iac
Bank clearings in this city were. Exchanges.
EoS III sslaSees s3533 200 PhiIadelPha.
$3i5i.ois. Balances s2 gatj@0fe Boston~E1.
changes. sl45l5.3ls; balances, S1ss69s6
The price of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 642.. Mexican dollars were quoted at
497.4Jlas. In London bar silver declined 1-16
ounces.
Money on call in London was 1a1lx per cent
and the rate OF discount in the open market was
rs Per cent for short and long bills British
consols closed at 1898 for money and lU3i2 Tor
the account. French rentes closed al lol francs
G'i2 centimes. Paris exchange on London. -
francs 1917 centimes. Discount rate in Paris.
per cent. Discount rate in Berlin. 3'sG3A per
cent.
Foreign gold arrivals to date: with amount on
shipboard and engaged. 5305O629 London
open market price for gold bars higher at AS.
to-day. S5O.O00. Amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank Of England to-day t''16"oo
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
covering actual results Of two days ago, COM
pared with the last preceding statement. gives
the following balances:
Net gold on nds: 9c sa o9r sss Dec ,ssssis
M . s9se on ia s ss!sG E" Inc sG:s!
Actual cash in The
Treasury vaults
ing ceaeaies s2a 5aca ses 800 500 Inc. sa So ,o
Deposits in bank lG>44Sll r1l7o"o Inc -'-l'4
Available cash s252 4OO17i s252 7o7s'I Inc. s9c7co7
biiltIcs .....-.. 1I.o2I.I2s i24G29ea Inc i4Y4i
Actl cash bal s2i1 37oO4G $40 24i9o2 Dec s.134ii
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ngtOn were S391 O0,i internal revenue receipts
$5l4 O6S. and the miscellaneous receipts SlSS:'6
Total Government receipts for the day S'..''lo'
expenditures. 81 300 600: excess Of expenditures.
$:,;O0S9 Receipts for he month to date.
s.. 60 $50: expenditures. Sll.1ii. 600: excess of
expenditures 50 iSl so Receipts for the fiscal
year to date. SS,;. S'i.?S1; exTerditures, Sll'-
J10G19: excess os expenditures. S2S6I'6?N; re-
ceipts Of National bank notes for redemption to-
day. S262. So
Tho Sub-Treasury was a creditor at the Clear
ing House Sl621J Its net gain on balance was
S544 Alb. made up by a gain in currency or
S1l6933 and less in coin OF sl's33n 10
DAYS operations ircluded Receipts, llZ 500
payments. s33.9 ~ resulting in genera pa "a,
ance Of S1s9211g2S, consisting OF Sl2.' lo4 DO
coin and 500 29G currency. The business ioF
the week ended tonight includes receipts OF
SIg 10o G,;1 and payments Of $lsT7 100 De-
Quoting from the receipts S2.oG6,ooo. and from
the payments S2il3OO0 for items which aHect
only its account with the general treasury , ~,
gain as affecting the banks. was Sl,.,4oN
Total shipments Of currency through subj eas-
ury for week 81 5000. and through banks
upward Of 50 lo0Or
The Merchants National Bank at the close
Of business on October q had loans and dls-
counts Of IS 1909 80. Lawful! money reserve
Of So G3J 47j 30 and total resources OF slts-
sol So Ii The capital stock was S2W"oo".
the surplus fund. s50oo0o. and the indiyidual
deposits subject 10 check were Si"~ss'3 "
IMPORTS or DRYGooDs AT NEWBORN
Week ending oct 10 1894 ls"2o ., 40, 90,
al sl.IJh |pI sE1--t
Thrown on the market. i.Sof.0s4 213o~- lof''''o
t,,-na =, the SEQ si siis asassl SIS 1872 ess
1brown ON the market, II 70l. 0~6 lis5@''H s"o7o''