New-York tribune., 1896-01-14


In State issues there were sales of $1,000 Vir-
ginia funded debt 2-Ss Of 1891 al 60 and $4,000 at
597s Twenty-Five shares Of the Bank or New
York were sold at 2SO
Considerab BILE irreGuari marked the course OF
prices in the railway bond market. hut the ma
joraty " issues closed at net advances Among
the most prominent issues advances were scored
by Atchson As receipts, Is to ,31s; Aichison sec
onds 3-4s class \. !. to 22a4 Rock island eX'eii-
sion 5s /. to 1919: Louisville and Nashville uni
fed - q. TO 741 Manhattan consol As. q to sS
Missouri. Kansas and Texas SECONDS, = .o r "s.s'
Reading general As receipts, = 10 7o'2; hrst pre-
ferred incomes. to %; Southern Railway 2s.
to 90: Texas and Pacific second income a 10 l'@i
Wabash first IS. "a 10 lo57s New OK. Lax Lax
Erie and Western second consoI receipts
were down "a. TO 66%i and among the other issues
which showed declines were Missouri Kansas
and Texas first As, = TO %'+' Northern pacir1
first coupon l. t. 1l3'.; Greg Short Line ana
titan Northern consOl receipts. i2 10 ooi2 ana
Union Pacific frsts ol '9S, u to lOi.
The United states Treasury received to-day
S523 26S National bank notes for redemption Gus
toms receipts reported to-dny from Washington
were s5ss 500 the internal revenue receipts S69b,
col and the mis- scelldneous reipis >'@44b. lotal
Government receipts for tine day. $l.@lSi6i; OK
pcnditures s1SS3.o0o: excess of expenditures,
S5l4595. Receipts for month to date. Sil.s'o'25f;
expenditures $l7,7o7.0oo; excess OF expenditures
over receipts S. 80 1886 Receipts FOR the fiscal
year to date. s795lS3lS. expenditures 5000 '669,-
76O; excess of expenditures over receipts, ST.
15.i2
To-day's Washington Treasury statement. COW
with the las, previous statement. shows the fol-
lowing balances:
Net gold on hand s57,iS5a s5GiG2o5o Dec. ;Si.'2oa
on hama. lo.o,s!o icag!Sc2. Inc GGl5@la
Actual cash in the
ps Ssra.as' % .i ST. go '?Ss ,:a R Ds '2a:s IL
Available cash $aa 7o,Ial sie.7a7.i2a Dec. se'7o2s
blli,es ......-. II 4oa522 u.oe.3-7 Dec. la54is5
Actual cash nalSi~o aooc2o siNo7S7.7ss Inc sss7lo7
The Sub-Trcasury had debit balance at the
Clearing House OF $3.50. ~. Its net gain on bal
ancc since Friday was $66.66'. made ny 10y loss
in currency of $619.662 and a gain IN coin Of
$S4G.4i9. To-days operations included. Re
ccipts. SGS704o2; payments $64'G.ioi, resulting
In a general balance Of $>Sooo."o9. consisting
Of s9l 3000ql coin and 500 7ooSlS currency Re
coipts Of saturday and to-day were $'.lo'.5'i
and payments Ss.95S.SS7
MONEY And EXCHANGE.
Money on call ruled at 4G5 per cont. few
transactions being made at per cent. Time
money for all periods was inactive. the s per
cent rate still holding and the same conditions
prevailed in the market for commercial paper.
The foreign exchange market was inactive.
quotations remaining UNCHANGED from last
weeks final figures. Closing rates for actual
sterling .........sso'.a'sa'. :;,55', -.
l;s,4c4s E,i. h.~''A' '.'....-. '.... io.. 3o''..
The price II domestic cx -hanGe was as follows
at tho places named Ncw-pri'ans commercial
- bank 81 "a premium. Chicag'. SOC premium.
san Francisco. sight l-i6 premium. telegraph
isc. Boston. par.
BANK rlcarlngs in this citv were: Exchange.
$50 422 500: balances t5.2-2 i62
Tie price Il commercial bar silver IN his mar
quoted at 52'.c In London har silver unchanged
al % 9-l6l.