New-York tribune., 1896-01-31

In State issues there were sales OF 81 900 Ala
bama Class A at 10SX and $4,000 Tennessee
Settlement 3s at IS.
Railway and miscellaneous bonds were COM
paratively active the largest dealings being in
the Reading issues. Other features were North-
ern Pacific and Atchison issues. Fort Worth ana
Denver City first receipts. Lexington Avenue
and Pavonla Ferry flrsis. Mexican Natiohai
seconds and Cordage first receipts The ma
ioritv Of issues were strong the chief advances
being scored by Reading general is. n 10 'os'
Reading first preference incomes. IA to "4'
tie seconds z. to 90S: the thirds. IA I" ~
Northern Pacific first registered. IA TO ll''.'
the second coupons. lie to lO6. IN" consoI - =
to 3Sis: the collateral trust notes. j To ~ nv
third coupons. | to 20: Atchison Is r"crli,s' =
70 15. Atchison second receipts. 's To "A. C'io-
RADIO Midland first receipts. TO ~. fo't WI -"
ana Denver city first receipts "a to D. I'eA's
ton Avenue and Pavonia Ferry. Hs 20 III -
Missouri Kansas and Texas nrSt rs = ~
S4i. Texas and Pacific first 5s. y to s6is. lnl'eu
States Cordage. IL. to 3liz. Wabash dep'"'. :.
r. II 10 94a. ana Mexican Nati"nai s,'"'Iu %
R 5. 10 I. Ann Arhor first Is were u""n,.
to sg7S Rock Island extension -. y I" W. -
Oregon short Line and Utah Northern receiP'S'
/. to IS. and Wisconsin Central first receipts
y to 4Oa4 IA
The United States Treasury received to-dr
ss53 $50 National bank notes for redemption
Custorns receipts reported to-day from wa"
ington were tss3.l42 the Internal revenue re
cents S5iO539 and the miscellaneous i'V',r,9
s25 s2s Total Government receipts i"r '"' ""''
q 42- 400. expcnditures $773.000 excess oi r.
coipts sG64 800 Receipts for month 10 ""'
sg7 s73 $50. expenditures s32. $4,000: excess 81
expenditures over receipts :'0so's.V. .a'I,,,,r.s
for fiscal year to date. sls5.5NoSi eNP"h'1'u'
,Si5 ote 100. ex-ess Of expenditures over receipts
sl9 9i75.OlG. .o,o,,c,.
covering actual results for two ahys ae'' s,,,,a
rared with the last previous s'a'''''"'' ="
the following balances.
-. 81. .. hand 81 "a ,es5s e .5sso g: g Dec s-a@
X. \ i;::. l::.a'l i sssssi ssa9 @ R:' 81
As,a,I s,..,S,. a." !. 1.ii,: Il:
ia .., e. iss'5'i5S R'' iSs
.ya,la.l. cash SIS, 90 o.2 nss 7co Dec ''i ''
DeaqS, 11,,.. minor u" e7sea.s ,eci4S p'o ino29
Aetna, c..s ba, ,,s ,2i5;. sl7ea'oe2s in' '''' ''''
The sub Treasury hai a debit balance at me
CLEARING House Of t62b. 81. Its n"' gam "' zoe
ancc WAS '2s7 100. made up py s',e CO.. =, ose To-
81 yiss2i and "A gain In coin "i s.f"'.' -
1a,.s onerailons include: Receipts. '"'s'"'''
payments y72213l5. resulting In Een'g@i ssl , "u,
an..e ~ ts3 $50 sii. consisting OF 19'"S'-' COZ"
and tS6l1l.J94 currency.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
can money was 3isG4 per cent. The market
for time money very dun rates i' 80,
periods ruling at per cent Ihc 'r,lt, i
n,ncr market continued lifelcss ana unchhhR'u
r. general features high grade paper ior all
dates ruling AT 6d7 per cent. It'll,
THE foreign exchange market was dull WIN
actual rates trlae stronger. closing rates ior
actual business follow.
..;.. c-s;. Long ,.;l 9,l' 81 ss.5, .a!ss', sii'
s,gI.aF STRING ........' 'S''''S' iG;. 3 ~
r.icn.rnsrhs .1,. s0S
Cuildert
The price OF domestic exchange was as i'llows
the places named. NewOrlcans coinIn':'ld'
70 bank 81 30 premium; san franoisc" slghi P'''
telegraph rar. Boston. 5Ml2iac discount. 'hai'eS-
ton buying par selling ~. premium. savannah
buyIng l-iG per c"nt of. selling par, On. ago.
40c premium. EMO
$50 balances SGl5.S22 Boston EXCHANGES. W.
100 g0G. balances. .$l.4i0iG5. Philadelphia EN-
changes $3.50 l67. balances. s.ZZ'6Al
The price u commercial bar silver IN TINS lnaI
kct war G7I.c per ounce. Mexican dollars were
quoted AT j3Ac H. London bar silver was u'-
changed at 30f,d. -
The rate " discount in the open market was
per cent for short ana three months bills Hilt-
ish consos were lG77s for money and FOR the a.-
count french rentes we're lO2 francs - cen
times Paris exchange on London. 70 francs Zl's
centimes American stocks In London were r.
re ,ular. Further details II foreign markets are
given in tho usual cable report printed In ar
other column.
"The Journal Of Commerce and Commercial
bulletin has just published Volume NJ. OF
..T'he Commercial Year Pook.' statistical and
historical record relating t. all subjects con-
nectcd with domestic and foreign trade, hank
ine railroads. insurance. and. In fact all the
Industries which 20 10 make up general buSl-
ness The statistics Of foreign trade which be
gin with the year 1Si0. are valuable and IN
teresting while the chapters on money ana
barkIng and those On kindred subjects help to
make the book valuable addition to the pusl-
ness mans library.
The committee OF the bondholders OF the
Omaha watcrworks. Ernst Thamann chair
man gives notice to the holders Of the hfty
American Water Works Company bonds not de-
posited with the company that the property Is
10 be sold on February i9 and that the Farm
erg' Loan and Trust COMPANY. VIII receive de-
post OF such bonds until February ~. upon
payment Of per cent penalty.