New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-20

In State issues $1,000 Tennessee settlement SO
sold at SJ5s. 5000 at SjA and So'OOO (smali
bonds at 81. Nine shares Of Western National
Bank stock sold at III, against Ilo' the last
preceding sale
Railroad bonds were moderately active. and
generally strong. The heaviest dealings were
in the Atch!son issues, Central OF Georgia first
incomes, Kansas and Texas first is and seconds
Northern Pacific prior lien Is, oregon Railroad
and Navigation is. Oregon Short Line nrst con- con-
second incomes. Union Pacific collateral Us TOD
per cent Of principal paid: and Union Pacii,c.
were made by Brooklyn Rapid Transit o. "a. to
SOL; Central of Georgia second incomes. u 10
10; Chicago Terminal receipts. IA to 43l2; Hous-
and Ohio d,3s. q to I9N Texas and Pacific
second incomes "a to 2S; Kansas and Texas: OF
Texas 5s. l to 81; Mobile and Ohio AZ. >. to .ls.;
Oregon Short Line income A 3s. IA to 90:
Union Pacific Denver and Gulf frsts. q TO oOi.,
and Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf frsts, z
TO 1S%. Central of Georgia first incomes Ios'
- TO 42i; Kansas Pacific first consol receipts
IA to g7Ia; Ontario and Western refunding os
y to 06i7; Northern Pacific Terminal nrsts. |
TO 100: Texas and Pacific first 5s. 4 to 9ols ana
Wabash first rs, !. to 101ls Tennessee Coal
and Iron birmingham division flrsts) lost IL 20
81 and Peoples Gas and Coke first u.s. u 70
1925.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was 2a2a per cent Time
money was per cent for sixty days oGo2 per
cent for three months. 3iaq4 per cent LOT ioui
mercial paper rates were 4G4l9 per cent Tor me
best names for all periods and 1915 per cent
for names not go we'll known.
The foreign exchange market was dull az UNI
changed uu 1tations. Posted sterling was - OF
asa SO and 81 81 for long and short bills re-
spectively. Rates for actual business closed as
follows $1,000
s;,,,.s e.. : Sfs IS.
Es5ssmarb' as ~ %, 90.
Tor rrci al
as follows:
Sterling ......... .sh Las Dt ssis.ss
F45 s s Ell: 1ssss
B Bshs, "a ma''S 49, 94i.fi94s, ef7.ga5
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: Savannah-Buying' l ~ on
selling par. New-Orleans -Commerciai - H Ics
count: bank par. Charleston-Buylng' Lug
discount san Francisco-sight. Il; telegraph
13lxc. Boston-Par and &c premium
s499.s Ioi: balances. IS s9o"27:. Boston-EX-
changes S19.29s, 191; balances. Sl44ol-:33; nj
cago-Exchanges Sls'II19ol haianSesi III
OF Raltimore-Exchanges. S3,t3o.olo; hai-
ances. $500 sG7. adelphia-ESchanses' sl"'-
jl9Gl6. balances. Sl,oTI. 'i6.
The commercial price Of bar silver was oof.c
Mexican silver dollars. 44Mc. In London bar
silver was unchanged at - 3-l6d silver OK
ports tomorrow $4,000 ounces. o,,
Money on call In London was lmlt per cent,
and open market ulSCuuhto lZt~
short and long bills. British consols closed at
Ills. for money and Ill 1.:-lb Tor me ac-
count. French rentes were lu3 francs ~ ce,
,iNos Poris discount rate . per cent. Paris
exchange on London. - francs ]" centi'nes'
Berlin discount rate, IA per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-days Washington Treasury Statement
covering actual results or Two Gays as"' ~
pared with the last preceding statement sN''
the following balances:
oct Change
,,-n -,us So sl5i ~. coz Int S323ol5
Net goh - or, ~ si2 So Dec 3iG lD
.. is-',. A. 10 sS7 al s,i l1S 22l,3Io
Net Treas. notes i@"l"S'' I'f'i'''' ~ 49,
Actual cash ever
outstanding Ger 1900. .,,- o.o ~, ~. s-.2 .is
tlncates .....+-S-INbi0Vil f-li.'-'''-' 49,
DEPOSITS Ma