New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-31

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2-3s Of 1891 sold at 63-
railroad bonds were moderately active and
generally higher. The principal net gains were
Chesapeake and Ohio 4Iss. to %: Chicago and
Northern Pacific first receipts, II tC 2llc Long
Island first consols to us; Northern Pacific
general lien IS y to 80: Rio Grande Western
hrsts. y TO al; Peoria and Eastern frsts. 81 to
a, and Wabash first Us. z to 1O4s. The chief
net losses were in Erie general lien 3-4s. II. 10
63A; Lehigh and Wilkesbarre consols. TO 81;
Missouri Pacific first consol 6s, I II TO I6l2: Ore
gon Short Line and Utah Northern consol re-
ceipts. 2l9 to "A; Fort Worth and Denver City
frsts. q to 51is; Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf
frsts, L to 33i4, and ST. Louis Southwestern
frsts. to 63.
Money on call was 1is@1% per cent. Time
money was per cent for sixty days. ~ per cent
for three months 3 per cent for four months. and
1881 per cent for six months Commercial pa
per 4Q4is per cen, for the best names for all
periods.
The foreign exchange market was firm on
small volume Of business. Posted sterling at
81 s6l2 and 81 ssh for long and short bills re-
spectively. Rates for actual business closed as
follows:
s.rla. s CD, $50 .5s .5 R;9se:
R.isssna'S' s.. ~ 81, o. aSt
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: New -orleans-Commer &c.
Sight 2Oc. telegraph 2jc. Savannah-Buyng.
lie per cent off selling at par. Charleston
Buying, par: selling. 4 per cent premium. en-,
par St Louis. par and 2oc premium. Cincln-
nati-Par
Bank clearings in this city were: Exchanges.
SOS S43 400. balances S61111SI. baltimore
Exchanges s.. 379.90J. balances. S':}GJ11. Phila-
deiphia-Exchanges S9.253604: balances, 81
49,. 80. Boston-Exchanges. S14. 3;'3.o@l; bal
ances. 81. I02 1919 ChicaGo-EXchanges, SIl,-
800 694. balan ces. S1.is9.J+I.
The commercial price of bar silver was ii !sc
Mexican silver dollars; ~. a 49s. In London
bar silver declired 3-16 to - 7-l6d Silver ex-
ports tomorrow. +9S. 900 ounces
Money on call in London was "a per cent.
Open mari<e: discounts l-l6qli2 per cent for
short ard IL per cen, for long bills. British con,
sois closed at III 13-1c for money and III 1916
for the accoun.. Paris exchange on London -
francs IL. confines French rentes. lu- francs
l. confines Discount rate in Paris, per cent.
Discount rate in Berlin. Us per cent
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-dav's Washington Treasury statement. COW
ering aCtuai results Of two days ago compared
with the last preceding statement, gives the FOL
lowing balances.
Ne, .s 81. Hi-9s e H;1, . s Inc, 3F3:''
.:.,.; :: y 8 & :5s3 & Is e. g: s a
Actual cash
,ases 500 sc:LIs'loo In Saoa :97
r ,io5si hank. Ieoca.2s 1o5c.7'7 Dec 'o's9
>,anas SO. 90 So go - De- De- ,s & s e.s
Actual case ba $40 2ss oeo s2co a6seo Ire. sls'7e
Customs receipts reported from Wasnlngton
today We're $72i.215. internal revenue rec .pIs'
SoOl 463 and the miscellaneous receipts $50 100
total Government receipts for the day. SJS-!!o
EXPENDITURES $4,000. excess Of receipts 49,
SOC Receipts for the month - date. S"4.'--'J..o
expenditures $27.1270O0: excess OF receipts. -
800 J:56 Receipts for the fiscal year 10 date
500 Sc; 40: expenditures. S2sl G04%{4; excess
Of expenditures $40 i"t NJ receIDls OF Na'ionaI
bank notes for redemption S1S6,930 90
Suh-Treasury receipts TO- thu day were y
914 2O6 and payments s2.364 Sos, resulting In a
-
Sf33 $50 so coi. and $50 $50 s63 currency. The
Sub-Treasur.' had a debit balance a the Clear
ing House Of $31S $50 and its net gain on pal
ance was 500 'i:S made UP by a gain in coin OF
SO $50 and a gair IT. currency Of S1S9,Iu2.
New York SecUrity and Trus+ Company WI.
pay dividends number - securities. hst OF
which will ne found IL another column
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
1876 1895 l@I
From Janlar, .... 80 sO2 a3S % l4s3o4 939iS iS7