New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-13


Sterling es? ss o2S Sn ,sss
tnilders '. 90, 90 CO...
Domestic Exchange was As follows at the places
named: New Orleans Commercial, 81 '3lSl 30
discount; bank par. Charleston Buying \
discount: selling. !, premium. savannah-Buy-
ing. Lie per cent on selling. par. San Fran
csco-Sight. par telegraph. 'c. Chlcago-.,c
premium Rostcn-Par. ST. Louis - 1oc.nN
premium
Bank clearings in this ely We're; Exchanges,
SllsW'lG17; balances. Si.2i3oi? Phiiadeiphia
Baltimore -- Exchanges. s2s126i3 balances.
$3l3753 Boston-Exchanges Sl7.s12.5n 800: bal
ances. Sl.1l2J lG. Chlcago-Exchanses. slb.l6i,-
81: balances. 81 2J3GN2
The price Of commercial bar silver In this mar
ket was Gi&.. Mexican dollars were quoted at
5o'2 In London bar silver declined l-io 10
resenting 10000 ounces of silver. were sold on
the Stock Exchange at 6iS. The steamship
Orizaba has arrived at this port from Tampco
with 10000 ounces of silver and $1,000 In gold
for the Guggcnheim Smelling Company
Money call in London was 'aqi per cent
open market discounts. %. per cent for long and
short bills British consols closed at 10 FOR
money and nos for the account French rentes
closed at 102 francs o''a centimes. Paris ex-
change In London. - francs 22i2 confines Dis
count rate In Paris. per cent Discount rate In
The weekly statement NJ the Bank Of England
published to-day. showed An increase ~ f2is.VO
in the total reserve. and total decrease OF
i3422l2 in bullion The proportion Of the banks
reserve to liability. which last week was 81
per cent is - 10 per cent. The banks mini
mum discount rate remained unchanged at
per cent. The weekly statement of the Bank Of
France showed decrease -o of $1,000 francs francs
Further details Of the foreign markets are given
in the usual cable reports printed elsewhere.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results Of two days ago compared
with the last preceding statement, gives the fol-
loving balances:
Net gold on hand SIS A2 I'M, G ,4sc7
NJ .;S4 On ns fss: :s fs,s?s me g: 81
Treasury vaults
Ing ceracaies .sc2s OLLIE s2?s 80 @, Inc s'as.e3a
Deposits In bank. i6Gsii2' iGcs'"' Inc 5i3
Available cash sa,2 ol5sn s2'a.i5, 400 Inc. s5ao5ss
6Iiites .",...... Is1Hss7 Itaoooa5 Inc. i.iis2as
Actual cash bal s2eo 47oosi s22s sii ss75s'o
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were &3IO..bJo internal revenue receipts,
SiS372J and miscellaneous receipts. SIIlO;
total Government receipts for the day, SSNS?so;
expenditures. $l,211 900: excess of expendi-
lures. Sas2 .Ol3. Receipts for month to date
5000 2si: expenditures. SIin:I3OoO; excess Of
expenditures So 2737l3 Receipts for the fiscal
wear to date, $11J, III 6jf; expenditures. Slo3.-
2SO9J1; excess Of expenditures S'iS lG'22!~ Re-
ceipts Of National bank notes for redemption
to-day SOL lis
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were
S29i2931 and payments 1Sj. resulting In
a general balance Of SlI49i2 ISL consisting OF
S12O S23, 900 coin and So 49, M currency The
Sub-Treasury had a debit balance at the Clear
ing House Of Sj31 .'0l. and It's net loss on bal
ance was SCI 30. made up by gain In com
Of $1G2.9O2 and loss in currency Of SS'i Loo.
President William r. Hart OF the Continental
National Bank who Is chairman OF the Hart
Committee for the reorganization or the Ogdens-
burg and Lake Champlain Railroad. has issued
a circular to the holders Of the trust receipts OF
the International Trust Company OF Boston. for
the first consolidated mortgage bonds OF the com
pany in which he states that his committee has
reviewed the situation fully and are satisfied
that the Parsons Committee represent simply the
first mortgage per cent bonds. that they are
earnestly and honestly at work to secure the best
interests Of the holders of said bonds. The Hart
Committee, therefore. do not desire to act indie
pendently and recommend the turning over Of
bonds at once TO the Central Trust Company OF
New-York or Old Colony Trust Company OF
Boston. In accordance with their request.