New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14

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THE MONEY MARKET
Money on call was III per cent. Time money
was per cent for sixty days, ~ per cent for
three months. 2hQ3 per cent for four months.
ana d per cent Tor six months Commercial
paper rates were unchanged at 3kG3% per cent
for prime Endorsed bills receivable, 3%q4 per
cent for choice single names. and 4G5 per cent
for other good names
The foreign exchange market was steady at
UNCHANGED quotations. Posted rates were 81 81
and - $50 for long and short sterling re-
follows:
Sterling . o'o' fs!s .so, .ss: 4sssSss!s
; S:;;s;;: s's e -
Domestic exchange was as follows at the places
named: San FranclscO-Sight. 12i.c; telegraph,
15c. Savannah-Buying, 1-lG off; selling. par.
New-Oreans-C Commercial. 2Jc. Premium bank,
81 30 premium. Chicago-Goc. premium. 81.
Louis-15c. premium bid. 81 asked. Charleston-
Buying par; selling, &c premium. Boston-oc.
and Zoe. discount.
Bank clcarings in this city were: Exchanges,
S!3N909s: balances S4.'lI.639 Chicago-Ex-
changes S14.S3I. 506 balances. S1.121,23l. Phila-
delphia-Exchanges, S9.G29. 100; balances. ST.
5OS,42S. Batimore--Exchanges. S2,oli,46 bal
ances. SI1039S Observation-Disclosures, S162oi.-
53G balances S1.S92.5 G4.
The commercial price Of bar silver was G0f4c.
Mexican silver dollars, 47iaQ 49lac In London
bar silver advanced Il to 2I;sd.
Money call in London. !. per cent. Open
market discounts. 15-1G per cent for short and
long bills. British consols. l13l2 for money and
1875 for the account. Discount rate In Paris,
~ per cent; in Berlin. 2hG2% Per cent French
rentes, 1913 francs 40 centmes Paris exchange
on London, 25.l0ia francs. Foreign bank state
ments will be found In the regular cable report
printed elsewhere.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement, GOV.
ering actual results of two days ago. compared
with the last preceding statement gives the fol-
lowing balances:
Ne, sr,i %sS !s sl4sass 9! ,:d 3$s
Tc as y'f notes s5soas1s ssoossiS Inc. @18SIi
Actual cash over
tihceles .Soai 1913 1921 Coooas Inc. s3sico5
tionai banks. i7osse5 i735o,Ss6 Inc. 32o.747
Available cash s24salIg1a s:oo?oa2i Inc. 1902 s!2
Minor liabilities. ls7523j2 2o3iS027 Inc. l,oc".6'S
Actual cas s22o $50 go s22s 2y7 Dec ss5s323
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were S4ll.16I. internal revenue receipts
Sl3l.9ol. and the miscellaneous receipts. SSO2S;
total Government receipts for the day, SStO640;
expenditures 81 SOB, 0UO: excess OF expenditures.
SlI6.3I. Receipts for the month to date.
Sl4 GG332S: expenditures Sl55G0OOO: excess OF
expenditures SS066I2 Receipts for the fiscal
year TO date, 500 260, 314; expenditures. S32G.-
323SS2; excess Of expenditures. S35,OG3,3GS; re-
ceipts of National bank notes for redemption.
S2S9.32l.
The Sub-Trcasury lad debit balance at tho
Clearing House of 81 O1 10, and its net loss on
balance was $S9S. 6i5. made up by gain In coin
of $l73,737, and loss in currency of S1.072,3s2.
s342i ,32i, and payments $500, 0GG, resulting in
a general balance of Si93 162. us. consisting OF
S121,37S.201 coin and SG5, 'si,9!I currency