New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
1878 2so 1a.ee2.sI4 Dec. 100. 425

Actual cash 1926 o32 sec oJ sas Inc 1894 500
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
lngton were So2O.1O4, internal revenue receipts
Si5o l49 and the miscellaneous receipts. NIB As. .
Total GovernuS IT receipts for the day, S9S2 G5Z;
expenditures, SSH ,0W excess OF receipts. $751;
G92,. Receipts for the month, S1S.S559l4: ex-
penditures. $23.S90000: excess Of expenditures,
S3.034, O23 Receipts for the fiscal year to date.
93I4SI0I; expenditures. 500. 231 923; excess
OF expenditures over receipts. $2S.iS9.2l6. There
were S42l ,33i National bank notes received for
redemption.
The Sub-Treasury was a debtor at the Clearing
House S1209O7 Its net loss on balance was
SS4l,Sli made up by 4 gain in currency or S2iS, :
III and loss in coin OF Sl.080,944. To-day 9
operations included: Receipts. s22S5632: pay
ments, 3.l2i.469. resulting in a general balance
of 500 ,3l2 So: consisting OF STA. 491,J9 coin
and SS9S1 800 currency. The business for the
week ended tonight includes receipts of Sl6,-
11I,0l1 and payments Of Sl9.S33. 266. Deducting
from the receipts $l.20G000 ana from the pay
ments N,3l 900 for Items which affect only It's
account with the general Treasury. It's loss, as af
fecting the banks, was $oJ1 .249.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call was per cent. with few
loans at ~ per cent. Time money ruled at 3
per cent for thirty days 80 per cent for three
and four months. and I per cent for six months.
Commercial paper was 41,@j per cent for the best
names FOR three and four months. and 1890 per
cent for six months. Names not so we'll known
ruled higher There was little business doing In
commercial paper. both demand and Offering
being light.
there was no change in rates. Posted rates were
81 SS1k@S4 50 and 81 S9laQS4 30 for long and
short sterling respectively. Closing rates for
actual business were follows:
Gables. Long bills Short bills.
Sterling Sterling .'''...'. $50 tssaah ttssstgttsse ~
ReichsmarIs " O5'. 05 Ii-isq95x
Gulders ..... +Oh9iOf AoAsa'o,s
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
In the places named: New-Orleans. commercial.
par; bank 81 80 premium; San Francisco. sight.
IL, s.fr nh rhar act hIfxi nU N m
selling 1iRc premium Savannah. buying Jig per
cent of: selling par: Chicago. 81 premium: Bos-
ton. 10G 12iSc discount.
Bank cleprnss in this city were: Exchanges
$50, 1873, 4l3; balances $4616.310. Baltimore
Exchanges. 50, jos. 4S1 balances. S35S204 Boston
Exchanges. S1310O322: balances. S1.I21,olS;
$ $isSaso- A''"a"SeS' ''"''''''' '1 o.
The price OF commercial bar silver in the mar
ket G17s. Mexican dollars were quoted at J,'c.
In London bar silver was unchanged at 81 1-16d.
shipped abroad Tomorrow.
Money on call in London was y per cent The
rate OF discount in the open market for both short
and long bills wac 13-16MM per cent. British con-
soils u o-16 for money and II ZIG for the
account. French renes were 102 francs 21s cen
times. Paris exchange on London. 70 francs ~
centines. The open-market rate In Paris was -.
and in Berlin "a. per cent. Further details Of the
foreign markets given in the usual cable re-
Fort printed elsewhere
The New-Yorl News Bureau In It's afternoon
Wall Street summary among other things
regarding Mr.. Mckinley: "A change Is unoues-
tionably taking place in the sentiment Of wall
Street. at least in certain quarters regarding the
candidacy 81 Mr. Mckinley. large number OF
officials Of prominent financial institutions. such
banks trust companies and insurance com
panes. well az many individual capitalists
have within the last few days received assur-
ances. either verbally from intimate personal
and political friends OF Mr.. Mckinley or by letter
from his managers. that his prerert views re-
garding the currency are absolutely sound. Some
Of these assurances have been made 10 influential
men who are not OF Mr.. Mc<inleys political
faith. ord We're given in reply 70 inquiries ad-
dressed to business and banking correspondents
In Ohio In addition to giving the assurances.
which they state they are authorized TO make.
a. nd the character OF the men leaves no room for
doubt upon this point. they assert that the
money plank OF the St. Louis platform Will be az
strong the most pronounced advocate OF the
maintenance Of the gold sta ndard can desire. and
that II Il should lack anything as 10 explicltness
Mr. Mckinley will cover the ground beyond cavil
IN his letter Of acceptance"
The United States Trust Company. No. 10 Wall
st. will choose eight trustees and three inspectors
OF the next election on June at noon.
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODs AT NETWORK
Week ending May r. 1884, 1906 1904
Entered at the port. 81 oi6 4@ f2se'@l sl6N ~,
Thrown on the market ioi0232 23ss.2cs loo. e6s
From January /
Entered the port $40 1909 sst 3sl p2 f53o-}oas
Thrown the market 3s54oo22 G50G62 e3%7.o.t