New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-09

Railroad bonds were not largely dealt In. ex-
cept in a few issues. and the course Of prices was
Irregular with small net gains ant losses about
evenly distributed at the close. The principal
dealings were in the Atchison issues, BROOKLYN
Rapid Transit rs, Chesapeake and ONO ii2s
Kansas and Teas seconds, Northern Pacinc
prior lien Is. Reading general 4s Texas and
Pacific seconds. and Union Pacif1c, Denver ana
Gulf frsts The chief net gains were made d!
Information and Great Northern thirds. 10
~; Brooklyn Elevated first receipts. u to "a;
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s y 10 S6iS Centra
of Georgia consol IS y to 9Ol2; Colorado Mlo.
land Is receipts. ~ to "a; Georgia Pacinc nrs'
5-is u to 11Iln: Kansas and Texas first As. p 10
Si12; Susquehanna and Western general mort.
gage. | to 80: Union Pacific Denver and Gun
frsts, - to 80 and Wilkesbarre and Eastern
irsts. ~ to 9Ol. The principal net losses were
in South Carolina and Georgia first os. = 10 Ws'
Union Elevated first Gs receipts a to '3r,' SieVe
land and Pittsburg C nsol sinking fund: - 70
III; Kansas Pacific first receipts. y to f34. 81
Louis and san Francisco Is. ! to GA; Toledo
St Louis and Kansas City first receipts. 10
I5i2; Brooklyn City frsts. lN TO lit.s g.. Ne 0,,
York Brooklyn and Manhattan Beach first con,
sol as. to 1852. and Northern Pacific genera
lien S. 9. to jjs, In miscellaneous issues
Standard Rope and Twne Gs lost z to "a; a ana
Commercial Gable As. - to 1OIl.. Chicago Gas
Light and Coke irsts gained a to lo2
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was 1a1A per cent Time money
was > per cent for sixty days. 2Sd-i2 per ceiI'
for three months. ~ per cent for four montns
and 3 per cent for six months. Commerce.! pa,
per rates 3M3la per cent Tor prime inuoIs 50
bills receivable. 34@4 per cent for choice sinsie
names and 4m4ia per cent for other good names
The foreign exchange market exhibited d
frmer tendency. but rates were not MAJ 6t als
changed Posted sterling 4Sii sG4S' ana
$50 SSi6 for long and short bills respectively
Rates for actual business closed as follows:
Stirring f;:.' s. s. Il , ... 10
ReichsI1aIks ........''.' VS. 20 -, ~ ia
Guildors .................. +os *V'-i" "
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: San Francisco-Sight l. &c; tee-
graph. 2Oc Savannah-Buying. 1-1G of; selling,
par w-Oreans-COmmercial 81 ulsCouht'
ho,L 81 nra,niurn Observation-Disclosures, par
sailirg Il nreroiuu ChicagO-4Oc premium
uoe,rr--d iOc discount ST Louls-Par. bid:
offered at 15c premium.
s,G AIS rs 593. balances. $T.4o4 $50 Chicago.
EXCHANGES. Sl5.593 @I}; balances, Sl+'H'-t''
Observation-Disclosures S2d2N:.t2 . nalah ',oI
S315 OIL Boston-Exchanges. Sl",''i.-Z' paI
ances SIgI:,22. lphia-Exchahges'
SlOG41 $50: balances. 81 GG?SGi co,,.
The commercial price OF bar silver was va,
Mexican silver dollars 4Glsm4Si2. In LONDON
bar silver declined X 20 - ll-l6d. III.
Money on cali in London was Z per cent WIN
open market discounts at = per cent TOT shoi I
and u per cent for long bills. british coiiso1'
were III l1-16 for money and liza for the a.,
count Paris discount rate. ia per cent al
exchange on London. 2JlO francs. berlin ois
ccnrt ra.a d. per cent French rentes closed
at ia francs liz centimes. Weekly tortisn
honk statements will be found in the reguid'
cable report printed elsewhere on this page
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-days Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results Of two days ago CON-
pared with the last preceding statement gives
the following balances: