New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-12

US 4s,1o25. coul22ti 1,3 Cher. 4. 1902. ..ioi
Thrty-fve shares Of Ninth National Bank
stock sold at 100.
Railroad bonds were strong and moderately ac-
tive. The principal net gains were made by At
Gibson adjustment As. 3, to 46; Norfolk and West
ern consol is. n to 6SA: Northern Pacific first Us,
n to 1lI3i Rio Grande Western irsts. q to 1874:
Canada Southern firsts. u 10 11lA: Jersey Gen.
trail IS. y to 11O3,: Denver and Rio Grande hrsts
u to HOS: New-York. Chicago and st, Louis AZ.
- TO 1Oj Union Elevated first 6s, y to ia; Ohio
River hrstss, a to lo2h; and Chesapeake and
were firm at unchanged quotations were Central
Georgia first rs. Manhattan consol As Northern
Pacific prior lien is. Wisconsin Central flrst re-
ceipts. Burlington consol u.s. Rock lsiand De
benture rs. International and Great Northern
seconds. Oregon Short Line Us receipts ulster
and Delaware first Us. and South Carolina ana
Georgia first rs. Cleveland. Lorain and Wheel-
ing lost 2la to 99la from the last sale. which was
in March. other weak features were Lake ERE
and Western first 5s Il to 115l2 Reading general
As - to ST. Lehigh Valley Terminal os y 10
1osl:; Chicago and Mortnern rac'1 Daryer and
Gulf irsts, to 81. Standard Rope ana Irvine os
gained pa to 10
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was 1h@1l9 per cent. -, Time
money . per cent for sixty days, ~ per
cent for three months. per cent for four months;
and 3G31b per cent for six months. commercial
paper rates were unchanged at 3l2d3A per cent
for prime Endorsed bills receivable 34q4 per cent
for choice single names and 4q5 per cent TOT
other good names There was moderate
amount OF good paper on the market, ana rates
showed a somewhat hardening tendency
The foreign exchange market was nrm AT yes
terdays quotations for sterling. and slight al
vance In Continental rates. francs being anout
30 higher Posted sterling was 4S'. ana f.oot9
for long and short bills respectively. Rates for
actual business closed as follows:
S s.G1'ss s is ''0tsf SIS less sisssss
HeiIlsa.a MS ~ aoi. 4o,s 4oA
Domestic exchange was as follows at the places
named: San Francisco-Sight, loo; telegraph
17I,c savannah-Buying, 1-l6 off: selling par
New Orleans-Commercal, 2oc. premium; bank
81 30 premium. Chcago-53c. premium 81.
Louis-GOc premium bid; offered at SOC. Cincm-
nati-f3etween banks, 4Oc premium: over coun-
ter zoe premium. Charleston-Buying, par
selling. 1sc. premium. Boston-oc ana loc. us
count. ,o.
Bank clearings in this city were: EXCHANGES
slO6 .49l 292: balances. S7,6i9,964. Chicago
Exchanges, $15.992 1913; balances - 'W.oo.'
observation-disclosures S9S42oJ3; baIauces'
Sl5l511O Batimore-Exchanges. S2O94.lo';
balances S203 1S5. BostOn-Exchanges. Slo,-
81 So; balances. $2011I90. .
The commercial price Of bar silver was oorsc
Mexican silver dollars, 4Iasn4basc. IN LONDON
bar silver was unchanged at - 1l-l6d. Silver
exports tomorrow 100000 ounces.
Money on call in London. p per cent open
market discounts. 15-1G per cent for snort ana
] per cent for long bills. British consols ll"9s
for money and 1875 for the account; Discount
rate in Paris per cent; in Berlin, "a per cent.
French rentes 1O3 francs 81 centimes. Paris
exchange on London. -. 1Ol2@2o.ll12 francs.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement GOV,
arirg actual results Of two days ago, compared
u,itb the last preceding statement. gives the FOL-
loving balances: