New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-27


at 1O43l.
| Railway bonds strong and active at net
gains in most issues. The principal dealings
were in the Atchison issues, Brooklyn Rapid
| Transit Us, Central of Georgia issues, Kansas
Pacific first consol receipts. Kansas and Texas
seconds, Oregon Short Line first consol o. San
Antonio and Arkansas Pass As. Texas and Pacific
second incomes, Union Pacific extension sink
ing fund SIS receipts, Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf firsts. Wabash seconds. Susque-
hanna and Western general mortgage, Rio
Grande Western frsts. and St Louis and
San Francisco is. The chief net gains were
made by Texas and Pacific first 5s, y to "a;
Third Avenue first 5s IL to 1894; Union Pa
cifc sinking fund IS receipts, IA to 961a; Union
Pacific. Denver and Gulf firsts z to 4O}2; Col
Pacific Us receipts ex-matured coupons 1la TO
103. Seaside and Brooklyn Bridge first receipts,
/ to G4la; Kansas Pacific first conso receipts, 2HS
TO IN; Wkesbarre and Eastern firsts, "a TO
81: Kansas and Eastern firsts, 1la to 94i.; Union
Elevated first Is, 3 to -; Missouri Pacihc frsi
consol Us. IL to Sc; Central Of Georgia consol
5s IL to 93l.; the first incomes, y to 3I1: Den
and Rio Grande As, y to NJ Susquehanna
and Western general mortgage. . to S4A: oregon
Short Line Us, J. to 121; Wabash second rs, -
to 10; Atchison Colorado and Pacif, frsts, 2 to
20: Rock Island debenture Js. y TO loi; Man
haitian consol As, u to 9Gla and Western New
York and Pennsylvania general mortgage' - 70
IS Richmond and Danville Us lost 3l2 to 12l1a.
Elsewhere losses made were small fractions. In
miscellaneous issues American Spirits us gained
x to SOS; Detroit Gas JS. - 10 OSii, anu Diooh
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was per cent. with exceptions
at > per cent Time money per cent for
sixty days, 2A per cent for three months ~ per per
cent for four months. and per cent for six six
months Commercial paper rates were oHn'12
Der cent for the best names for three months, and
3la@4 per cent for four and six months for
names not so we'll known, 4M4l2 per cent
The foreign exchange market was a trfe
frmer Posted sterling was 4.s7 and 4.SSal SSi2
for long and short bills respectively. rates ioi
actual business closed as follows:
Sterling .s sr'''- sd! !s"s .R.4 fssaa7
F Fs'!S:.nar,: ::: 3 1916 ~ '7,s
Guidcrs .........' Ao's 1o'-io "
Domestic exchange as follows at the
places named: san FranciScouSight ~ ' 33ff
selling par New-Oreans-Con Numerical, toe
discount: bank. 81 premium: Charleston-buy
ing par; selling lsS; ,dc discount ST. Louis
Par. . ,,..xuos
Bank cearngs in this city We're: Exchanges s
changes. S1O5S6, 1856; balances. S1.3lo.2S'. Bal
Observation-Disclosures. S2,404,72l; balances t e S@lO-
244 dephia-Exchanges, Sd;o6O,6lo; pa bal
anccs 81. 429.492. Chicago-Exchanges' Slo'-
514 1871; balances, S1640oG9 70
The commercial price of bar silver was DC.
MEXICAN sysr aCaTs 4e g sa 19 SILVER eH
norris Tomorrow 26S. 900 ounces. go
Money on call in London was 4 per cent with
market discounts al "A pei N''e
md long bills British consols were III 1916
for money and 1928 for the account, ratis rs
discount rate. rs per cent Paris exchange on Oh
Tendon. % 10 francs. Berlin discount rate, rs
per cent French rentes, 1O4 francs "1a CEN
times.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results Of two DAYS ago coih-
pared with the last preceding statement SN''
the following balances:
July -. July 2G cnan::..s;
5s0n Slj1..Sl
-. gu 800 y 3j2.as5
Net l.. : notes. 20HSlilo .'o166' nv 90 50
Net Treas notes 81, 1jp,3o9 81. .32 Inc '"'''"
Actual cash
Outstanding 49,, .ooo 40 ,,o -, G, eco oe-
.S2J4Si8,jt- S-'o'f7o'1-' AM "'''V''
Deposits in Ma oo,. ,.ee, rs. -. Of, e-o
tional banks. 1e.d13,"ta l''>oi'oi4 i"'' 49,
,t,h,o Zach sc34 40 os6 1856 SS0Oi3 Inc $4,000
ANa''ape 7os Ts@ n56 200 Dec. G12.5S2
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