New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-07


sl'i,o &c ,be preceding week. The receipts ior
so'-"' -. :, date amount to S4.J994'S, ana the
the M % S552iOO0 making the excess OIL
Jay ,,.,,res over receipts S924.o22. FOR the
eNP ,..ar TO date the receipts have peeh 900
n so" expenditures $S3.3l4.l44. the excess Vi
l*''0 ,,,ures being sd. l23,339. The Treasury
expe'"' ss, balance decreased in the week 81
s' SEQ, and now stands at S242o44'-o-
b4s a. received In the week 81 351o'2
lh' .,nai hank notes for redemption. 10 Sc
In '..,,oral bank note circulation 1t now hoids
cur cur "a zoo in bonds. as follows: no ~,
Is 5oS $50
i've rtv sl,s 81 isaS 80 aSs $50
rew cents OF 1907 % 5000
Tse states bonds deposited for crcu ea,o
rnne. ,he week 81 4J,500; withdrawn. So
@ National bank note goo S:rc roId notes $S7
ing-01Ttl, treasury holds Sl9.1S29iS legai,tem-
5s -. money for redemption OIL suritii n,,a
i GeI against sl924,!ss week 1sS sttement
lassiyh;oincd is Saturdays TreasuI! s"'~
Son9red with that of August ~ .
eon'p1' Aug 90 Sept. 5. Changes
ion. Jess eeF SOL s57 oos sloe 400 osi Inc siisSoSi
/ notes less 40 $50 o., ia Inc. l.ssoi5o
certificates go: l!of'''-
seilon less GER 2eeos,7c4 2a.ceso7l Dec. ssos..os
rr... seas 74s. 75i s237 .o54.l7s Dec s7''''2
deposits hanks II Ma iss2s7s7 isea'7is Inc aOSesi
.,,. cash $3.50 o7s ASS s2S4,5ss,ss7 Dec s'ss''i
D,ia.'' minor IA s4si5so i25i'o4' Inc 4Ool IL"
49,, cash bal SEQ 500 e,2 s2aa o44292 Dec. s4O'' 80
rh,s statement does not include u si 0ao oo0
s,M made yesterday agsree Ss hs,ance above
Srhjch place the actual net go'o '"''''
Sl060O00Vo
THE MONETARY SITUATION
,o1 on Monday 20 y per
-, d"s IN shifting Of loans incident 10 SepV, ~
L.r settlements but throughout liie - Gov the
,.se,, rates ruled lower, the ave. - ,.ara
week peIn 49, c,,nds owing TO the receipts OF
o,d from Furope which were turned .n.o , u
Sub-TreasuIy in eXchahss loi ,d6 q nor cent
Banks and trust companies HuOtS ,ras nm
,heir minimum rate Time ino'Iss TIN a
hanged at G per cent for all perlocs' w"
commission OF Ia per cent III l',.nS 90 nav
,houcn there Was an lrdlspoS''io" " H.
commissions Business IN uine , ,Ua" Commercial
,d There was little doing in the coiiiiIlv d 90,
naner market rates repaning unchahseuu "a,
s0g per cent. Toward the close oil the w. IL
easier feeling was noted IN 'he mo" CO. with
, ordon call money was 12WH per ceh', -,
s:snnunt rates of sixty and ninety DAY paIlh ".'3
Of 1i.4lL per cent. Tho BANK Oh r-ns 1T
made no change IL its minimum nv onen
no,,ut which remained at per cent. nc a.; a.,
arrst rate in Paris was Us per cent anu III
tasriin and Frankfort pa per cent: ihe pa,"
- ,9rpland lost t2.32I.I6J bullion IN 'he "esn,
o. lVh
country. o.,,a. ,vas Nrne- in
The foreign exchange market was n nna a -,
the early part of the week. Out ueN a.. .a
Wv tome az the close The advance III rates
on Monday and Tuesday was due TO 'he ,apiu
n..,,.ion ~ hills in the market tne goiu I'M
nor,s at the time doubtless being IN EXCESS vi
,te amounts calculated upon. as houses ,
40, .hc regular exchange concerns were max
,rg lamentations The advance in rates now
a-,r was small in comparison with the preceu
ing decline and the indications III 'he iilarnv'
were toward further downward ae re oe,,on
there will soon he d liberia! supp! vi Vot'o.
tsns also Of grain and provision piiis' anu IL
&c Interesting to note that freight room mas oeen
e,yaeed on some of the steamers TOT iioii'n
abesd Posted rates Of the principal drawers oi
c,cb,ure were 81 S3isQS4 81 and s. so@si S3ls
for long and short sterling bills respectVeiE. |
Paris francs, 3lS% for long and |'i'1S ~,
short; Berlin. rechsma1ns eni,ders 40h for
long and i0as Cor short. Rates TOT ac'uai puSi-
hess closed as follows:
s..,a-s ...... s;sss.. . ssi'. IS. SIS:
s s5gsS ss 80 S' i Isase s $780, ''
is i-l6.
The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clear
,ng House and the stock sold at the New York
stock Exchange last week and for the same
week of the preceding two years compare as
s,..... ..ss ssss 81 81: s;2 1 q s;R'
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rho Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
sixty-four railroads or systems for the third
week in August OF these twenty -seven return !
gains Of S16sS20 or 5.S per cent, ana thHt!-
seven return losses Of S29I,1ii or "a per cent
The whole shows Joss OF Sl-o'oo' Vi - Pc
cent ...n- oo,,,
The Tribune has also printed the gross earn
!ngs OF thirty-six railroads or systems TOT 'he
fourth week Of August, OF which thirteen return
or =
three return losses Of SOL .S31 or 129 per cent.
The whole shows a loss of Si069i6 or 10 per
cent
'''4 WEN III 1885 lsss Dias .,es sso P,st;
s so'Dsnss ssgS $ss4ss4 Dec @977 "a
ro,,, 6, co.,, .ssco7524 ss.ass,5e7 Dec si2ss,7 81
ss%esniss se 5 ss InS s Isl 81 lss
ro,a, sc col. SO 1871 ss2 S. 7eos.e Dec. s4ccs4e CO
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.
Rates In the foreign exchange market AFTER
stronger tendency in the carly part or the
week eased up at the close. and 1t Is prooaple
that they Will again fail below the gold I'M
porting point and that the engagements OF goid
already made Will be substantially increased
The Tribune reported early in the week mat
the gold import movement would reach nsures
lar beyond the estimates then made. ana since
men tkere has been additional reason 10 pre-
Oct that the movement will exceed SJ0.OOOoOV
ahd hat after the election OF MI mchinicy
'hese figures will doubtless be increased 10
large proportions. Already the engagements
ioF Import exceed first estimates. and althouen
ue sterling bills used in bringing the melai
winch has already arrived have been pretty
well taken up there will be more In the
market. and unless conditions should undergo
e h, unexpected change gold engagements ana
8 iaens 10 this country VII pc Haue uPon
advancing
mum nave advanced ard the gold importing
GO 60 ~ sterling exchange rates has been low
,,n 49, Out II Is not likely that the money mar
a' s IN London will change to extent suffl-
s'eht seriously to initiate against the move
ment Of gold this way.
conditions in the financial situation have