New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-16

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! In State issues there were sales Of $4,000 vir-
ginia funded debt 2-:'s Of 1901 at 81 Ten shares
Of the Bank OF Commerce were sold at 2O4i3.
There was considerable activity and Iquida-
| ton in railway bonds. prices following those Of
stocks toward n lower level The heaviest deal
lngs were In the Atchison. Northern Pacific and
Reading issues. Chicago and Northern Pacific
first receipts. Rock Island extension 3s, Kansas
and Texas IDS, Southern Railway first Js. Wa
bash issues, West Shore guaranteed IS. and
Texas and Pacific IDS The chief net declines
were in Northern Pacific third coupons asscnted
| = to ca the consol rs. 81 to 40l4; Oregon Short
Line and Utah Northern consol receipts 3is to
VI II; Reading first preference incomes. ] to 2S;
the general Is assented 2 TO %; Atchison general
Il. 8 to Az. the adjustment IS. 81. to 3ih; Jer-
sey Central general 90, 70 to 1lG: Chesapeake
and Ohio 4iss. III to 70; Chicago and Northern
Pacific first receipts. to 40 Kansas and Texas
first Is. TO 50: the seconds, 3 TO ~; Rio Grande
Western lists. to 72h; st. Louis Southwestern
second incomes. Ia 20 25la Southern Railway
| first rs. to soy: Texas and Pacific first rs ~
| TO 50; Wabash second rs. to I3: West Shore
guaranteed As " to 1924. and Wisconsin Cen
trail first receipts : to 30 United states Cordage
first receipts Lost y. to 194., and United States
Leather Is ] to Ill. The par value OF bond
sales was 81 ,1JS,00O.
Money on call was 1ia@3 per cent. Time money
rates were per cent for thirty to sixty days,
3la per cent for three months. 4G41a per cent for
four months and 41aG5 per cent for six months
The commercial paper market rates were quoted
al per cent for prime Endorsed bills receivable.
D per cent for four months acceptance and choice
four months single paper, 81 per cent for
| the best class six months sin yle-name paper,
and above for paper not so well known
The foreign exchange market was strong, with
| a good demand and few offerings. Posted rates
81 s and SSG" for ans
and short sterling. respectively Paris. francs,
514h for long and 512ls for short Berlin, reichs-
marks, ON for long and 0G for short; Amster-
dam. guilders. 40A for long and 4Oia for short.
Rates for actual business closed as follows:
Cable transfer sixty days. Demand.
ss;s.mar Ss' as ls-,ss% AZ Q; il SaSsss.
The price of domestic exchange as follows
SOC. premium: bank. 81 30 premium. San Fran
cisco. sight, 1lac.; telegraph. 1Oc. Charleston.
buying. par; selling nc. premium. Savannah.
BUYING llG per cent off, selling ~ par Hco chicago
Bank clearings in this city were; Exchanges,
baIanSes So s6'32S2 Ph q a1n
Baltimore Exchanges s2044 SOS; balances,
Sos4,S37. Boston-Exchanges. Sl42l3so'; bal
ances S1G799s4 Chicago-Exchanges. Sl3-
1926; balances. S1044415
ket was 6Stsc. Mexican dollars were quoted at
53hd54h. In London bar silver was unchanged
at 31asd. Silver bullion certificates represent
ing $4,000 ounces of silver were sold on the
Stock Exchange at 6SAG6oc. Silver to the
amount Of 10000 ounces and 10000 Mexican
dollars will be shipped abroad tomorrow.
the rate OF discount in the open market was u
per cent for short and long bills. British con-
soils closed at 113 ZIG for money and ll3la for
the account French rentes closed at 1Ol francs
91I5 confines Paris exchange on London. %
francs IL centimes Discount rate In Paris, ~
per cent. The discount rate In Berlin was 2k
per cent. Further details OF the foreign mar
kets given in the usual cable report printed
elsewhere.
Customs receipts reported to-day from Wash
ington were 800 1856 internal revenue receipts
he m D.
094 Total Government receipts for the day.
81 36O4S5: expenditures 81 $4,000 excess of ex-
penditures. Sl57.j14. Receipts for the month to
date, SI4924 GAO; expenditures. S24047Oo0; ex-
cess OF expenditures, S10,022.351. There were
$685. 176 National bank notes received for re-
demption.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. GOV.
ering actual results Of two days :go. compared
with the last preceding statement gives the fol-
lowing balances
Ne, gold On hand 5'} s5 SIs Dec ssssssc
- sai s ssssI9 be-: s as
Actual In he
Treasury vaults
outstanding 49, - . ans -,- ., 90. mn
Dspsirs IN bank. i7oa6t GSGssi Zee 22tio
Available cash s27i 1921 .272472.52i Dec s2oossoo
blitie- "'...... is4I445e os7o5o7 Dec 2,a3s.ss2
Actual cash bal s262 cs $50 s2c2 5o2 o4 Inc. s52ios2
Sub Treasury receipts for the lay were S26O1
100 and payments S3G61 2S1. resulting In a
general balance Of 800 253.3f9, consisting of
$1O7 $40 617 coin and $50 423. 1872 currency. The
Sub-Treasury has debit balance at the Clear
ing House Of $500 622 and its net loss on bal
ance was 81, O53 $50. made up by gain in coin OF
81 3S1 2SJ and loss IN currency Of 1888 COZ.
The Homestake Mining Company has declared
dividend No 216 Of - cents share ($31 300
making S5031 go paid In dividends TO date pay
able on July % at the Office Of the transfer
agents, Lounsbery & Co, Mills Building Trans
fer books close on July 20.
The following securities were sold at auction |
at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom by Adj |
rian IL Muller e Son:
II shares Texas and Pacific Railway Company. 6R |
siIO "a Texas and Pacific Railway Company second
mortgage bond. scrip. On |
1o5 share. Deadwood- Terra Mining Company
share 81 90 90