New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-09

6iuiiders ....... MINIMUM. i0,, 4OA 4oS
Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 80 =,
discount: bank pa. Charleston-Buying. l-l6
discount: selling 1-1G premium savannah
Buying 1-16 per cent of: selling. par. Boston.
Par to DC discount; St Louis-Par hid: 1 ,ief
at DC premium. San Francsco-Sight l2'sc.;
telegraph. 15o Chicago-10c. discount. Cincin-
nati-.JOc. premium
Bank slearngs in this city w, were Exchanges
adepha--Exchanges. S9.94G,577; balances
x1,331. $50 Boston-Exchanges. Slt.u2o,4oi.
Chicago-Exchanges, S12,I16.0IO: balances
The price of commercial bar silver In this
market was 64%c. Mexican dollars were quoted
at j0h6l51Hc. In London bar silver was I'M
changed at 20 11-16d. Silver exports to-mor-
row. 472.OOO ounces
Money on call in London was ~ per cent
Open market discounts. "a per cent Tor long
and short bills British cor T n e' oscoun al
Paris exchange on London. - francs - CEN
times. French rentes. 1902 francs % centimes
Discount rate in Paris. : per cent Discoun'
rate in Berlin "a per cent. The open mar
ket price for American eagles In LONDON
us I'D. Bank of Englands price for Ameri-
can eagles, I6s. I'D.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
covering the actual results Of two days ago.
compared with the last preceding statement
gives the following balances:
Ne, gold on hanasl sss slsssass. Inc sssssa
Ne; ne. S;sa on ii 'sss s f ! Dec Dee; ss
Actual cash In tho
Treasury vaults
nr certncai"s $40 SO 73 s2iaOosa5 Dec ss37 33s
Deposits IN bank IG.477.Gil 1G.5s3.o'' Inc lo"ail
Available cash sl s2s5 1913 Dec. s7sio27
biities ....".. 6.isssoi 5.5coooi Dec ei6e'o
Ac,l cash bal s2ao ia7.7iS s2aoo2aaas Dec sii4a'7
Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were sos. 1873 internal revenue receipts
S51S322 and miscellaneous receipts. Sa".I@3'
total Government receipts for the day. Sl,l'3-
$40; expenditures 81 $4,000: excess OF expendl-
lures S5OS4I0 Receipts for month to date
ITS: expenditures S11 ,442.OOO. Excess OF
expenditures. A916,221. Receipts for the nscai
year to date. $l64 ,033,3S2; expenditures SN~-
So 900: excess of expenditures S42S'S6lS he-
ceipts of National bank notes for redemption
to-day were SJI9,1S0.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clear
ing House S1OO6:i51. Its net gain on balance
was 1891 al made up By gain in currency OF
S574.7O2 and gain in coin of S2os. o:9 TO
davis operations included. Receipts, 81, III. 49,
payments S3336JJS. resulting in general bal
ancc Of S115 664 53l consisting of 12l22o iS'
coin and S51 .434 14S currency. The business for
the week ended tonight includes receipts or 81
61I,22O, and payments OF H26G',"li. Deoue.
ing from the receipts S3O43Wi and from the
paymerts So 7J7 900 for items which affect only
its account with the general Treasury. its loss
as affecting the banks was S6.6I66vl
The reorganization committee for the frsI
mortgage bondholders of the Ohio southern
Railroad Company announces that, being IN
formed that application Is about to be mace
to the court for the issuance or receivers GER
tificates TO take precedence of said mortgage.
II is necessary that bondhOders who have not
already deposited their bonds with the Central
Trust Company under the agreement should do
so at once. in case they desire to have their In
terests protected which the members or the
committee are confident of doing. provided they
are strengthened by the deposit OF additional
bonds The time for depositing Is limited to
January 20. after which date no bonds VIII be
received except upon terms to be fixed by the
committee.
August Belmont William A Read and Walter
G. Oakman inform holders of Kings County Ele-
waited Railroad Company first mortgage bonds
and Fulton Elevated Railroad Company frs;
mortgage bonds that. at the request Of holders
OF a large amount Of these bonds, they have
consented to act as committee for the protec-
ton of their interests. Bapdholders are re-
quested to send to any member Of the commit
tee their names and addresses ard the amount
OF their holdings in order to be duly advised OF
any action that may be taken looking to their
protection.
IMPORTS OF DRYGoors AT NETWORK
Week ending Dec iSa5.sl
Entered at port 81 o32 80; S3IS3.o76 S2O14 2I3
Thrown the market. 605o.i3G 32fo.o7i lso33s7