New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-25

VINE, NeW-Albany and Chicago cOnsol receipts,
rs to MIS-; Milwaukee and st. Paul rs, $40, IL
to 1879: susquehanna and Western general
mortgage, to IS: South Carolina and Georgia
FIRST os to T': Hooking Valley IS receipts.
To -; Delaware and Hudson firsts Pennsyl-
vania dvsion). 80 to 1i6Ia: New-YorE Central
debenture rs. q to 11G.; Toledo. Peoria and
Western Is. 20 ca; Union Pacific collateral IS,
AZ to i6h; Rio Grande Western frsts. * to
Iis,; Union Pacific Gs of 1897 ex-maturcd coupon
receipts y to 1O5lt; Central Georgia first in
comes. l. 10 "0l.: Jersey Central general Js y
to 1l2la. and Duluth and Iron Range iirsts, q to
1o1's. Brooklyn Elevated frsts lost !. to 1919:
Kansas and Texas seconds. !. to 62H. and Col
orado Midland first receipts. ~ to 81. In mis-
ceaneous issues Tennessee Coal 6s (Birmng
ham division frsts) lost to So. and Detroit
Gas firsts, | to 81. Lacede Gas first 5s gained
! to 100: Commercial Cable As. y to 1861: Cen
eral Electric debenture H. II to 99I2 and Chicago
Gaslight and Coke firsts, l to 100.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money on call was 1 per cent. Time money
was > per cent for sixty days. per cent for
three months. 2ia per cent for four months, and
J per cent for six months Commercial paper
rates were per cent for prime Endorsed bills
receivable, 3l2 per cent for choice single names,
and 4nilo per cent for other good names The
market was unchanged in general features. ex-
cept in a somewhat less active demand for pa
per. The banks are lending more money on
merchandise at present than on mercantile
paper.
The foreign exchange market WAS firm a
small volume Of business. Posted rates were
4s7alS7la. and 4ss@4 ssh for long and short
bills respectively Rates for actual business
closed as follows
Sterling .4s S2s,; .sd ESsf 4s sfa;P$
taichsmarks -. p57. 9T t5H
Gullcrs ....... 406 403-lG &OI-lG
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: San Francsco-Sight. Tie:
telegraph. zoe Sayanah-Buying. 1-1G off;
selling, par. W-Orlcans-Commercial. par;
X, DO Char,PStDr-IuyinC
selling. Is premium. Chicago-G5N7Oc pre-
MUM. Cincinnati-Between banks and over the
counter. i1c. premium. BJsion-5c. discount.
Bank cearings in this city were Exchanges,
SSI,9iJ,Io1; balances. $3.50 1iS. ChlcaGo-Ex-
changes, Sl2,39l ,23l; balances. 81 .3So.5o2. Phil
. dIeeinhia-itxchanses. $lllll4i2: balances 81
ijo,32o Bos!on-ExchanGes. SO 2239I3; bal
ances. Sl.SSNSlS Baltimore Exchanges, S.
1859; balances. $i36GDl
The commercial price OF bar silver was GOisc.
Mexican silver dollars. 472sNl0 In London
bar silver unchanged at - 9-16d.
Money on call in London was 2. per cent. with
open market discounts at l'-lC41 Per cent for
short and long bills British consos were 1124
for none; and ~ l;;-l6 for the account. Paris
discount rate rs per cent. Paris exchange on
London. DID francs. Berlin discount rate 2Si
per cent. French rentes closed at 103 francs 60
Centimes.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
To-day's Washington Treasury statement,
covering actual results of two days ago. com
pared vita the lass preceding statement gives |
the following balances:
%.
Net gold 1i3 $50 1Oi S43
Net silver. 2S SIG T03 2s. $50 s13 Inc S.17O
Net l.. :. notes. 32.21l.39O 80 So 225 Inc as |
Net Treasy notes. 90 GS4. 1Gl 20 s27 Inc l43
Actual
outstanding
tihcates 1884 331 1853 $234G9G45 Inc S2s7 Gs7
Deposits in Ma
tOna banks. 17,l1SJGI 17.25I3ls Inc 12.75i
Available cash Sjl 800 92j S25l SO 1853 Inc $500 43s
Minor liabilities. 1880 1855 1s,6lO055 Inc 100 903
cash bal S233 40 1888 go $3.50 $40