New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-20

Railway bonds were strong and active with
the par value Of sales In the first hour ABOVE
ST. 1916, 900, while the total dealings amounted
in par value to S3415,0OO. The principal ac-
tivity was In Mobile and Ohio As, Louisville ana
Nashville unified As, South Carolina ana
Georgia first 5s, Brooklyn Rapid Transit o.
Brooklyn Elevated first receipts, Atchison Is
sues Central of Georgia first incomes. Chesa-
neake and Ohio as, Kansas and Texas Sec
onds. Susouehanna and Western general mort
gage oregon Short Line first consol os. South
ern Railway first 5s, Texas and Pacific second
incomes Reading general as. and West Shore
registered As The principal net gains were
made by Chesapeake and Ohio AIS. q to H1s;
Fort Worth and Denver City frsts. IA 10 co.
Louisville and Nashville unified rs, J. 70 81;
Avenue first 5s to 100: Northern Pacific gem
eral lien 3s y to 56l4; Terminal Railroad oJ AS
S%SatOn and Of St L3% rst
ond incomes. "a to %: Union Pacific, Denver
and Gulf frsts, u to 39 Wabash second os,
q to 7ON. and Kansas Pacific first consol re-.
ceipts - to IS. Toledo. Peoria and Western
lost to 6S and Western North Carolina u.s. 8
to 113. In miscellaneous issues. Detroit Gas os
gained ~ to so EepTc
" to 991k and Peoples Gas and Coke nrst con-
In State issues $4,000 Virginia funded debt
Of Central National Bank stock sold at l6O.
against 1856 lex dividend). the last preceding
sale: twenty-four shares OF the Ninth Nati0nai
Bank at 100, and twenty shares or the sea-
board National Bank at no.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was per cent. Time money
was per cent for sixty days. 2A per cent for
three months. 21b per cent for four months and
8 per cent for six months. Commercial paper
rates were 3a3k per cent for prime Endorsed
bills receivable, 3Ad4 per cent for choice single
names. and 4@41a per cent for other good names
The money market was dull.
The foreign exchange market was dull and
unchanged in general features. Posted sterling
was 4S7 and 4.SS for long and short sterling re-
spectively. Rates for actual business closed as
follows: o,.
g..ns Ssslsi sSs sa sS$ E: &.
Reiehsmarks ...... eS3t %ss-,ss s3il LA
Domestic exchange was follows at the
places named: San Francisco-Sight. THO; tele-
graph, 2Oc. Savannah-Buying. 1-16 on selling,
mar New Oreans-Commercal. III discount;
bank 81 premium. Chareston-Buying. par;
selling. " premium Chicago-4Oc. premium
Boston-10@1212c. discount
Bank clearings in this city were: Exchanges
S76.47s,9s5 BALANCES S4al2662s ShieagoIE os
ton-Exchanges. $12,9S7.279; balances. $1,694;
52o. Baltimore-Exchanges S2,215.2sO; bal
ances S4O5.1 eo,l,
MEXICAN silver dollars. 4GA@4Sasc. In London
bar silver was unchanged at 27'sd Silver ex-
norts tomorrow. 100000 ounces. -,
nth Omen market discounts at 13- 16@A per cent
for r." short and long bills British ri consols were
l2 money and ~ 1916 f0f the pars
d ra1rs on London, 251O62511 francs Berlin
S,sooSnt rate. Ok per cent. French rentes lOl
francs 671a centimes.
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To.day's Washington Treasury statement COW
.,na actual results Of two days ago, COM
od 9th the last preceding statement, gives
the following balances
July H. July ~. Ahanses
, x,a3 o3l 6i6 $1i3. 26S.0st Inc. S36 46s
Net gold ..'''''' nj $40 $50 3i4l4SSS Dec 426 U92
Net silver . o. 40 67 286554l9 Dec. 1884 64s
Net ". ;. notes. ri h,5 923 Inc 3iOtl