New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-01

In State issues Sl2OO0 Tennessee settlement
- sold at 81 and $1,000 Alabama Class A al
Bank stock sold al ~;
Railroad bonds wee irregular on n reduced
volume Of business. Final changes were gener-
ally small. with more net losses than gains. Til"
and adjustment Is. Chesapeake and ohio = .s.
Chicago Terminal eipts. Peoria. Decatur and
ENansNill" seconds receipts. Texas and Pacific
second incomes. and Union Pacific. Denver and
Guf irs's. The principal net losses we're made
by Chesapeake ana ohio lis. ., to 1.ti.. Chica-
80 Terminal receipts 10 4Ji.; Flint and Pare
Marquette - consols. 10 -. Houston and
Texas Central FIRST -. }. 10 10. Louisville and
Nashville unified Is. J. to 81: Kansas and
Texas II TcNa- -. = to so Ontario and Western
refuniing Is, ] 80 10. Susqu-hanra and West
ern general mortgag-. = - IS Kansas Pacific
first consol receipts. J.. 20 100. Reading general
Is. - To- ~. :. san Antonio and Aransas Pass
Is. | 10 90. l;ip Grande Western hrsts To sic:
Wabash second -. :, to -: Missouri Pacific first
collateral - > to 80. oregon Railroad and Navi-
cation nr-ts. 10 III. T xas and Pacific second
Incomes p, "a - .. and W iscOnsin Central first
receipts 20 -. Wheeling and Lake Erie nrsis
wheeling division) gained / 20 90 Union Paol-
&c. Denver and Gulf hrsts !. 10 - Northern
Illinois -. 90 Jos. Achison general Is. F. 70
Ssas; Duluth South shore and Atlantic js. To
lO3. Erie general lien lis. y TO Ilis. and Louis
VILE and Nashville general Is. =. 20 III. The
par value OF total sales was Sl2l'Ooo
Total transactions In all stocks. -. so
shares. against is4 iG2 yesterday
TIE MONEY MARKET
Money on call was - as per cent. Time
money was - per cent COR sixty days. per cent
for three months. vey cent FOR four months
and 81, per cent for SIX months Commercial
paper rates were firm at Il .Hj per cent for tn"
best names FOR all periods. and 1n''- per cen'
for names not well known. The borrowing
demand from the mercantile community. from
manufacturers. etc. is verY light.
The foreign exchange market was barely
steady and the tendency appeared 20 he toward
lower rates. Posted sterling was 4N'.H4S ~
ard I 81 for long and short bills respectively.
Rates for actual business closed AZ follows:
cables icrs Demand
S 5.,adtg ....:........ Nv. ssi sis,
o. iiers .................... 800. - 1910 "s
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
ulac.s named. savannah Ruyin 1-lj on sell
ms par. New leans-Commercial. 81 - dis
count: bank. par. Charleston-Buying. tic
discount: selling. Lice. premium. Chicago--uc
discount. san Francisco Sight. lIc telegraph
TIC Hoston-lG 2-3H2nc. discount Cncir-
nati-Rctween banks SIC. discount over coun-
ter. par.
Bank cearnrs in this city were: Exchanges
$50 OG7 GA: balances SG,33l Al Boston-Ex-
changes S1G39s. ~: balances S1Iti.fi2. chi
cago Exchanges. Sl1.1p,4Ns. balances. Sl,3G1.-
3l4 Baltimore-Exchanges. S2.I3''.29l; BAL
ances $40 g1 Philadelphia Exchanges, ~
Ol:}7:,6: balances. 81. l9N.l 1913.
The commercial price 81 bar silver was 3ihc
Mexican silver dollars. i2i.c. In London bar sill
yer advanced y 70 23'd
Money on call I'm London was per cent and
open market discounts -. per cent for short and
for long bills British consos closed at
III 1916 fpr money and ll1Ts for the account
French rcates were JOB francs ~ c"ntim"s.
Paris discount rate. per cent. Paris exchange
on London. - francs ~ confines. Berlin dis-
count rate y. per cent. The Bank of Eng
lands minimum rate 81 discount remained at
2i2 per cent.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-days Washinrton Treasury statement,
covering ,iual results II two days ago, com
pared with the last preceding statement. gives
the following balances:
sen. - Sop, 20 Changes
Net 2 ii ... - a. $50 - si41 ~, 49, De-. s,NGl'