New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-10

Asked Asked.
L. co s. 49, 1881 o, IS. cur. g. 1891 iol
s%''.sqsd % @ s eur cur Ss ISIS
rs = 1873 se I:S ssT +; &
Us. as.iWt cou.III'r 1924
In State issues there were sales Of Sl0.OU Nr-
sinia funded debt 2-:is Of 1891 at 6ll,. $1,000
at 6lia, $1,000 at Glb and $1,000 Louisiana
consol IS at %
Railway bonds were strong and active. with a
good demand througho at the list. Noteworthy
net gains were made by Ann Arbor first is. =
to &c; Rock Island extension 10. II. 20 104la:
Hooking "alley 5s. 1,s to SS1a; Colorado Midland
As receipts: to -; Fort Worth and Denver City
iirsts. lls TO 30; Northern Pacific third coupons
assented, ~ to 7Gla; Southern Railway first 5s.
Us to 92is; Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
frsts. l1s 10 80; Wisconsin Central first receipts,
:. TO 39s4: Wabash second is. Ia to Az: Atchi-
son general Is. y TO sou; Colorado Midland
hrsts. y to 121a: Kansas and Texas first Is. y
to So the seconds. ~ t. GOi9; Mobile and Ohio
general As. Z to 6s1s; susguehanna and Western
general mortgage. Y to 72h; Northern Pacific
consol 5s assented. IL to .3i4 Louisville. New
Albany and Chicago consols, 3is to 80, and
Oregon Railway and Navigation ~ receipts ~
TO oiiz The advance in the Louisville. New
Albany and Chicago consolidated lis was due to
the understanding that an agreement had prac-
tically been reached between the Ocott Re-
organization Committee and the dissenting
bondholders. the basis Of the agreement being
that the rate Of interest on the proposed
bonds was 20 be advanced to.G per cent in
spect of S1IOOOOO which were 10 he given bond
for bond in exchange for the consols. thus
curing them the same rate OF interest as at
present.
The local money markets were easier Money
on call was 4I5 per cent. Time money >
per cent for all periods with more offerings
than borrowers Commercial paper was 5Isg6
per cent 70: the best names for all periods
The foreign exchange market was firm on n
light amount OF business. The demand in con-
nection with maturing sterling loans was brisk.
Posted rates for sterling closed at 4 ~ and ~;
and In for
actual business closed follows
f's5l,ss '@.S :i5, - s:. q. ".;.
a i;si,S:l.als. ,s, sISg2' o''-lSas
Domestic exchange was az follows at the places
named New-Orieans- Commercial. 81 - dis
count: bank. par. charleston-Buying. IL dis
count; selling. par. savannah-l'u Buying. l-lG per
cent of: selling, par San Francisco Sight. par:
telegraph. par. Chicago-iOc. discount. Bos-
ton-Par
Bank cearings in this city were: Exchanges.
Ss3, POI $50: balances. Si.9iG. 100. Philadelphia
timore-Exchanges. S2.Ji .,61. balances. $3.50
SIS. Bosion-Exchanges. Sl2.7i3.9SI. balances.
81 .i3l .623 Chicago-Exchanges. $i5,22sG'2.
balances 81 .537. 80
The price ~ commercial bar silver IN this mar
ket was ~. Mexican dollars were quoted at
Jrsn3lt In London bar silver declined I-lS
to - lo-l6d. Fortv-nine silver bullion certiH
Gates were sold on the Stock Exchange at ESQ
GjL. The steamship Yumur has arrived at this
port from Tampico Mexico with IIG 600 ounces
silver and 5000 gold Silver exports to- morrow.
ZOO ounces
Money on call in London was 3i5n3a, per cent
open market discounts. 3isN3% per cent for long
and short bills. British consols closed at iloa,
for money and 1IOTS for the account French
rentcs closed at lO1 francs - confines Paris
exchange in London. - francs II centImcs
Discount rate in Paris. TX per cent. Discount
rate In Berlin. AZ per cent
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
ering actual results ~ two days ago. compared
with the last preceding statement, gives the fol-
lowing balances
g. go on .sS S; Inc @S's;'
Ne; i've. ca hand 1 ss Sss R ss s rs
Actual 1g.d . cash n in n.
over out-ani
t Ds y ss.: - 'f "ss Inc Inc
Available cash l5iIeco s2iiso 1876 Inc. ssS2 i7s
biles ......... n.sa7e7s na7oIi7 Inc. ia2iis
Actual cash bal $3.50 1885 $3.50 aoois Inc. s22ooas
Customs receipts reported from Washington to-
day were S;j}63is: internal revenue receipts.
S493. 1852. and miscellaneous receipts s3S,ao:; 10
tai Government receipts FOR the day SSGG4I3,
expenditures 81 ,SSG.OOO excess OF expenditures.
81 O19527 Receipts for month 10 date, S63l2-
754 expenditures. $40. o3o."oo excess OF expendi-
T.
date. $l1l sol 1884; expenditures, SiiSSn oo':
excess of expenditures $31 ,O16.S22. Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption to-day were
$476,34O. so--,
Sub-Treasury receipts for the day were SS,'32'-
0O5 and payments So 5ti6 100, resulting In gen
erai balance OF STA Sf3 5DJ. consisting of $40
Go 800 coin and I2lS2n currency The Sun
Treasury had a credit balance at tho Clearing
House Of *loos an9 Ia ne, ad isSs sp on by sas
in coin Of sag, 400 and loss In currency OK
ri SOL 503 Receipts Of Saturday and to-day
were 81 .4S2675. and payments Sl3iZ! MY
The general Reorganization Committee or the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company.
Alfred g Heidelbach chairman. Informs holders
OF certificates OF deposit OF tho sew YORK Sc.
curity and Trust Company United states trust
Company OF New-York and the state trust
Company representing respectively consolidated
mortgage bonds collateral trust mortgage BONDS
and stock OF the above company, that. on and
after November q, the New-York Security and
Trust Company will. upon presentation or the
certificates Of deposit above mentioned. deliver
IN the holders thereof In exchange, the new Sc
curities of the Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Company. as agreed by the pan Vi reorsa"'~a-
ton. - A.. A..
r,snt that the advance In price or LOUISVILLE
New Ibany and Chicago consols Is due to the
fact that agreement mas peen practcany
dIssentjng bondholders Is not a fact. No such
agreement has been reached. and all consoli-
a. S,ed mortgage bonds olders DESTROYS OF pro-
tectng their interests are cautioned not to de-
nos,t their bonds until further notice.
,rhe Rond and Mortgage Guarantee Company
No DC Court-st, Brooklyn. has declared quar-
tariv dividend Of i per cent, payable Novem-
49, 49, IA 1Sa6 TO the stockholders OF record on the
o,nsne OF the transfer books at 3 p. m. Novem-
Der II.
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