New-York tribune., 1896-01-19

In State issues there were sales OF 500 900 Vr-
gna funded debt 2-3s Of 1891 at 5sia and 5000
at 5sSs.
Activity in railway bonds was confined TO the
Atchison. Rock Island. Kansas Pacific. Missouri.
Kansas and Texas. Northern Pacific. Louisville
and Nashville. Reading. Texas and Pacihc. Union
Pacific and Wabash issues. Declines were scored
in most bonds. exceptions among the active ones
being Northern Pacific first coupons, which ai-
vanccd y 10 1lik: Brooklyn Elevated firsts. to
10: the Union Pacific issues. which were up
lGlIk per cent. and Wabash second 30. II to His.
The chief declines were In Atchison As receipts =
to 72i2: Atchison seconds 3-4s. Glass a. y 10
to 2ls.: Jersey Central js IA to ll4h Roct
Island extension 5s y 20 1918: Louisville ana
Nashville unified Is. :. to 75h: Missouri. Kansas
and Texas first 4s u TO s3l4; the seconds. l's
to 577s Missouri. Kansas and Texas. OF Texas
5s. y to -: Northern Pacific consol IS. 20 "a;
Reading general As, Y 20 AN; the first preferred
incomes II. to 2G: RIO Grande Western. :. to "a.
and Southern Railway first IS. TO 80.
Money on call ruled ut 3N4 per cent. Time
money was inactive. a few loans on high-grade
cent. The commercial paper market was a trihe
more active. High-grade paper was quoted at
G07 per cent.
The foreign exchange market was strong.
Closing rates for actual business were as follows:
Sterling sss';s .s7sS: HS;f e. ssS'i S ;s
R~ichsmarks 80. e5t -
Guilders Ava 1ot
The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named New Orleans commercial
75 bank 81 80 premium Chicago Coo. premium;
San Francisco. sight lie premium telegraph &c;
Boston, 2jMl5c. discount
The price OF commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was 67tsc. per ounce. Mexican dollars were
quoted at 53Nc. In London bar silver declined
1-1G to 30 11-1Gd.
Money on call In London was Il per cent. The
rate OF discount In the open market was per
cent for short and three months bills. British
consos were higher at lO7l1 for money and the
account. French rentes were 10l francs 80 CEN
times Paris exchange on London "a francs 2ih
centimes. American stocks In London were ir-
regular. Further details OF foreign markets are
given In the usual cable report printed In another
column.
WEEKLY TREASURY STATISTICS.
The receipts from customs reported from
Washington to-day were si5l. .30S. from internal
revenue siiO,s9i, and from miscellaneous sources
$79.3SJ. The Treasury received 1861 .693 National
bank notes for redemption and the receipts on
this account for the week ended to-day amounted
to $36O9OjS To secure National bank note circu-
1ation 1t holds $2l2.4s3,5jS In bonds as follows:
-Four per cents 1895. .sf72,3O
-Four per cents og ,H c,o sS
Currency dl0oW0
Five per cents 4,i''"O
United States bonds deposited for circulation
during the week. $l52,70o. United States bonds
withdrawn, S152.300. National bank note circula-
tion outsta1dng-Currency notes. .i30:
gold notes. sSS.9G2. aga!nst which the Treasury
holds $22J43zSS lssal-tenGer money for redcmp-
t!on Of surrendered circulation.
The Sub-Treasury has debit balance at the
Clearing House to-day OF S1l59i76.
Judge Sanborn, CT the United States Court at
St Louis, yesterday granted an order directing
receivers Of the Union Pacific Railway Company
10 pay the January Ns95) coupons the first
mortgage Union Pacific per cent bonds with
interest from date of default The amount ag-
gre gates $4,000.
Holders Of the bonds informed that the
coupons on the bonds, with accrued interest. will
b. paid on and after Monday January 90 1896,
nj the Union Trust Company No. 50 broadway.
New-Yorl. or at the Office Of the treasurer OF the
receivers, NO % Ames Building. Boston. The
amount aggregates $4,000
Appended n table OF the current quotations
Of city bank stocks. together with their par
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