New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-10

eQ QeDt Z-3S or IJJl at JJL. FIVE snareS OF the
American Exchange Bank sold at 10.
In the market for railway bonds there was more
doing than In stocks, and although prices for The
majority of Issues closed az net losses conces-
sons were not easily brought about. and num-
Der OF bonds maintained strength throughout
The Atchson icsucs. Broadway and Seventh Ave-
nue. confols. Rock Island extension js Chicago
and Northern Pacific lists, Kansas and Texas lists
Texas and Pacific first IS Lexington Avenue and
Pavonia Ferry let's were strong features Among
the weak features were Erie is. prior bonds which
lost 10 91iz; Kansas and Texas Ids. to %; Ohio
Southern Isis 70 SS; Reading second preference
incomes. = to Il: Chesapeake ard Ohio +l4s. 70
=: Oregon Railway and Navieation rs. ~ u
92ik: Louisville New-Albany and Chicago corfols.
y - 99la: Northern Pacific first Gs. y to III;
Reading first preference incomes. 2 to 26A; the
third preference incomes !? to llls; southern ,II
ri to 1873; Brooklyn Elevated DDS. Y to o2 Hook
Ing Valley g. "a to SJss, and Mexican Interna
tonal first Is. x to 14%
Money call 1hQ2 per cent. Time
money ruled at ~ per cent for thirty days. ~
Q3 per cent for three months. 3ls per cent for
four and six mouthe. Commercial paper was
and SIX months. Names not so well known
ruled higher. There but light business
doing in all branches Of the money market. al
though there a somewhat better market FOR
hiGh-class commercial paper.
The foreign exchange market was dull and
steady Posted rates were 81 SS9S4 va and
81 S9uS4 S9l2 for long and short sterling re-
spectively. Closing rates for actual business
were as follows: Cable transfers 81 SSia@S4 s9h
less Mc: demand. 81 SSK TSi sSi4; sixty days.
SaE1 ~ for ''y"ps rx
- S6A asa SG2a Paris cables. 81 l. lees $500
s. li9s, less $-32c checks 81 l5N@$5 = less
Rcchsmarks. cables. 953a @95 1916 checks, 93Ss
QiaJs4 less l-:2: sixty days % 3-16G9Ji.; guild
ers. long. ojMQ95 3-l6; short. % 5-lGG9jas
The price OF domestic exchange was as follows
800. premium: bank. 81 30 premium. san Fran
cisco sight, 12'sc; telegraph. 1lc. Charlie ton.
buying. par; selling. iac. premium savannah.
buying. i-lG per cent Off selling. par. Chicago,
Coz. premium Boston. par.
Bank clelrings in the city We're: Exchanges.
500 ,SS7 .S2l; balances. S5,I649i7. Boston-Ex-
changes S16OG5 OBS: balances S1i4t15G Phil
adepha-Exchanges. $i0.373.25?: balances. ST.
4GS.393. Chicago $l4.323,55o; bal
ances Si.2l 1873.
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ket 6SI9c Mexican dollars were quoted at
53asc. In London bar silver was unchanged at
n J-16d Twenty silver bullion certificates were
sold the Stock Exchange to-day at 60 Sill
20 the amount Of $4,000 ounces and 100000
Mexican dollars will be shipped abroad to-mor-
row.
Money on call in London was " per cent and
The rate OF discount In the open market FOR long
and short bills was q per cent British consos
closed al IL for money and 113 1-l6 for the
count. French rentes closed AZ 10l francs -
confines. Paris exchange on Lordon was -
francs liz centmea The discount rate in Paris
was rs per cent. and in Berlin 27s per cent.
The weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank Of
Germany showed an increase in specie 81 B.
$4,000 marks. Further details OF tho foreign
markets are given In the usual cable report
printed elsewhere
TIE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results OF two days ago. compared
with the last previous statement. shows the fol-
lowing balances:
Net gold on so5ssl Inc c'9 ssSc
Net cgal-tenders
VI . re-! On I'd 's s5s ' s 80 R I:s 9s
Actual cash in tho
Treasury vaults
outstanding
cs5as,' sS S ~ ss ~ Pee
Avaiiall, cash $3.50 ssGeSJ S2sociscl5 Dec s2ss37o
Deduc, minor Ia
bilii!eS ........ I'4DSl'= IiNv- 10 Inc. fZJ.'Js
Actual cash bal sc sl3 se 75G ~ Dee scC2 acs
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington were S2lOIiO Internal revenue receipts
S2s9.GJl and the miscellaneous receipts SGG.:6l.
Total Government receipts for the day $JiG 80
expenditures. S1i3 1000 excess Of expenditures.
Si7G.Ji2 Receipts FOR the month t. date. SS.2Ol.-
,S7: expenditures 81 go 900: excess OF receipts.
S5Sl .CN1. Receipts fDr the fiscal year TO date.
S3nSoG.iH}. expenditures. S-4 4'G'Nl: excess
OF expenditures over receipts. SIG 400 49, There
were $3SOOlS National bank notes received for
redemption.
Sub-Treasury receipts FOR the day amounted 10
s., JiT 600 and payments S2G536Sl resulting IN
a general balance OF SlgS 30 GG1 consisting .,
sub Treasury had debit balance at the Clear
ing House OF S47G.94. and It's net loss on balance
was $Sd0GI. made up by a loss OF S2Sl6 In coin
and "A loss of Ss3.2I5 In currency.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW YORK.
From January i......iG'.a7Ns7 ij43i65ei i7l.ao'ie
n r,n /.