New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: New-Orleans-Commercia 81 ~
discount; bank. par. Charleston-Buying Is
discount; selling Il premium Savannah-Buy-
ing. 1-16 per cent off: selling, par. San Fran
cisco-Sight lOc: telegraph. loc. Chicago-'oc'
premium Boston-Par and &c. discount Cih-
cinnati-IJc. premium. . -
Bank clearings ir t1is city We're; EXchahses il,iS
S1lyHy1.L;I: balances 500 .4jS. Philadelphia
Exchanges. Sll.lI2.SlJ, balances. si'o,e'.I : T.
Baltimore Exchanges. >2,j53.3SS balances
S5s3.y2i. Chicago-Exchanges Sl3.6I6 20; Da'
ances. 81 .26632l. BOSTON Exchanges, Sl''''l'-
$50; balances. S1.3i2. 1853
The price of commercial bar silver In this mar
kei was 65h. Mexican dollars were quoted a!
.JUss In London bar silver was unchanged at
% l.j-l6d Twenty silver bullion certificates,
repres. nting 2UU,W ounces OF silver. were sold
on the Stock Exchange at G'is silver exports
tomorrow, 1"3.uJO ounces and Soooo Mexican
dollars.
Money on call in London was 3a3is per cent.
Open market discounts. 3'4@37s per cent for
long and snort bills. British cOnsols closed at
11Nb for money and llo9s for the account.
French rentes closed AT lO- francs 90 centimes.
Paris exchange in London. - francs - cen
times. Discount rate in Paris. per cent DIS
COUNT rate in Berlin. ~. per cent
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement COW
erng actual results Of two days ago. compared
with the last preceding statement gives the fol-
IOW1nS
Nov TO- Nov 90 Changes
Ne, gold on hand $i2s,5266oo sl26oil1n Inc. s,S.i4
n: .;:4 $;: on sa ;ss 5% issas s Rs ss
Actual cash In tn.
Treasury vaults
Ssfaess lGs 5ss Dec 'Ss,M
Available cash as7 SAL >asl77 Dec. ss4.leo
biIites ........ I5ls6c2i l'7oLe52 Dec. 4s'.@N'
Actual cash bal sos 73 $40 s227l3545 Inc. oe-"
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were SOL O62; internal revenue receipts,
S5442Os and miscellaneous receipts. SCI
total Government receipts for the day. S3J66jI .
expenditures $9l5.O0O. excess Of receipts. SAL
651. Receipts for month to date. SlIllIl66;
expenditures S23 $4,000; excess Of expendi-
lures, S6.44l .S33. Receipts for the fiscal year TO
date. Sl2ZJi.jJ4I: expenditures. Slbl """J'
excess Of expenditures. S33,3'l. .ilo. Receipts Of
National bank notes for redemption to-day were
S4U4, ,,,j1.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clear
ing House S4,si,4Nl. Its net loss IN balance was
S261 .O65. made up by loss in currency of
S42S.S,o. and gain in coin of Sl6l.'s To-
days operations included. Receipts >'.2UlG go.
payments. 50 346SGs,, resulting in a general bal
ance Of Sl6y 1876 lN. consisting of III ..',O.ui~
coin and 81, .J46 1jl currency. The business for
the week ended to-nign, includes receipts II
Sl6S2lSiI and payments of >2l''6'.@'N De
Quoting from the receipts Sl.b.hb'hhl ana from
the payments s3335OOu for items which affect
only its account with the general Treasury, It's
loss. affecting the banks - >ij.i2l.
The ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
clared a dividend Of 10 cents a snare. payable
November 30
The Pacific Mail steamship Company has de-
clared a semi-annual dividend OF per cent.
payable December J.
In another column will be found an interest
ing announcement 10 the holders Of the bonds
and stock Of the oregon Improvement Company.
II Is understood that the action iher" reported
was requested 10y very lar,r number 4 bond
holders. who dissatisfied with the doings ~
the other committee. Another ground for dis
satisfaction is the report that the Waterbury
Committee refused to recognize 4 demand Of a
large number II bondholdcrs. who asked that
the new money going into the property should
be secured by a mortgage. This committee. II
Is understood. is backed 10y a majority Of the
| consolidated bondholders and its efforts viii be
to reorganize the property at the smallest posi-
| bic expense.