New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-17

Railroad bonds were strong in the majority OF
issues. and active on large and well distributed
volume OF business The more important trans
actions were in Atchison adjustment Is, Bur
lngton Nebraska extension 4s), Chicago Ter
mina receipts, Kansas Pacific Is Denver divi-
sion receipts). Kansas and Texas seconds. Sus-
Quehanna and Western general mortgage North
ern Pacific general lien is and prior lien is, ore
ron Railroad and Navigation As. Southern Rail
way first rs. Union Pacific issues BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit IS. Oregon Short Line 1st
consol IS Erie prior 4s. Kansas Pacific first
consol receipts. and Reading general Is. The
principal net gains were made by Brooklyn
Rapid Transit rs. II, to 90; Long Island general
mortgage A., -: to 90ia: Ontario and Western
refundinc As 10 9S: Susquehanna and Western
general IS = TO 80: Union Pacific gold Us per
cent Of principal paid 33l TO lVo?: me extension
sinking fund SIS. 23s to- 12O; ne Us OF W receipts
ex matured coupons. Il to 1914; Elmira. Cort-
land and Northern IS. ~ to 10l: Flint and Pere
Marquette 5s ~ to 80: Canada Southern frsts,
x 10 1093s Chicago Terminal receipts, y to 46'S;
cago and St Louis is, IS TO 1865; ST. Louis and
San Francisco As, - TO Il3.; Chicago ana EAST
ern Illinois IS II to 1922 Kansas Pacific first con-
sol receipts, y 70 1o2 Missouri rao'H[ nrs
frsts. y TO 1912. Third ATenue Us iost H., ! 10
ID; Austin and Northwestern. to si,%' LIMOS
Central western Line 4s), " to iH' North,
western sinking fund 's: = 10 90 80 ipronk,vn
Elevated FIRST receipts y to $50. oregon I'm
provement consol IS receipts gained "a to AVA
and Standard Rope and Twinc "S. - " '"1@'
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was per cent, with exceptions
ct 10 per cent Time money was 3 per cent for
sixty DAYS. 80 per cent for three months
per cent for four months. and 4dih2 per cent
Tor six months. Commercial paper rates "F ere
Miner al "a ~, per cent for the best names 'oi
al period 81 5Mjl2 per cent FOR paper no o ~
well knor.~ Lenders were disposed TO hold OF
'cr better rates. .
The foreign exchange market was easier on d
good supply Of offerings and iight ueun m a.
N.Y. for long and short bits respectively
htes for actual business closed as !oNo"s'
As.a. c '.sss, 'o s.sss tsss sssY
s sScs 60 o, TIA O, a-,sSis5l.
c ,,asn .'....... 20 o-io ~ ss' az 4ois
Domestic exchange was as follows AT the
PAGES ma ned: Savannah-Buying, l-i1 OF sen
~. par New Oreans-Commerciai, 81 80 uis
sount; bank par. Charleston-Buy>hg, pa.
sung. hc. premium. Chicago--JOc discouht'
Ssn Francisco-Sight, &c; telegraph. '12c. Dos
%n-lc TO 15c. discount Cincinnati-bet"ee"
',nxs 4Oc. discount over counter. par.
t,occ n Ok clearings in this city were: Exchahscs
esSl.350; balances S65G0 054. Boston-Ex-
,nssnses S94: balances. $2.212,oG BAL
az ssEx changes, 1891 DOG; balances. Sooo;
- Philadelphia Exchanges, S13,G91 ,9o6 bal
snees N1249l2
ME- commercial price Of bar silver was 'lo7.c.
Sr .,,aa Silver dollars. 43M45hc. In LONDON
Z uonr was unchanged at 2J1Sd
y 49, ey 0n call In London was a per cent anu
"a ~, market discounts 2h per cent for short
iii ,'ic ong bills British consols closed al
psr," rentes were 1903 francs 81 centimes.
On Iendauh t rate. IL per cent: Paris exchange
g francs 21h centmes. Berlin
's'e' " per cent The Bank OF ENG