New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09

Bid Ask. Bill AK
~ G 4l,sl s1l rez ~ i,ilis o. g. cur "a 1893 1921
u 81 asl 33l. con- il21tl3 o. X or 81 lSS. ~
u. S4s 1907 1922 l22s u $. cur 81 1873 iSse
Us. A. 1907 .lZ2 I22 g u \ car " so iaof.''
u. per cents 1929 Dist Col. JoJsil3
U.Scur IS 1895 1874 .....

State bonds were neglected with sales only OF %2oOy
South Carolina cOnsol Gs at 107 There was an nnsu
GO7I at loOa99a Fonrth National ts4l at ia;
North America 40 at 100, Commerce ~ al loo' anu
The market for railway bonds of a speculative char,
acter fully sympathlzed with the snare Market. @
vance from openin for Erie seconds they opened
down lie per cent 5a and to 53 and closed a
Texas general SIS with small sales closed s. higher at
597s. Rome. Waerown and Ogdensburg conso os weIe
better at 10 Louisville and Nashville general 6s sod
at 2 against 80 the last previous sale anu W.
to s67s Missouri Pacific consols were dull but ne, -
higher or Kansas Pacific consols advanced to y9
Shore first IS, after decline to 291 were unchanged
3Os Central and Hudson conso rs sold az 5Sf% nd
and Allegheny rsts at 53052ia Lake shore mrs. e,s
soils brought 129 and the seconds ll6 81 ras and
Pacific and Western division were on az 20 sn
rsts Wisconsin and Minnesota. were q better al a.
Oregon Short Line 6s were steady at 90 Northern pd r
gon Transcontinental drsts sold at 6Si2 IeTas anu
ce incomes were is lover S3ts and hrsts iO
The business OF the sub-Treasury for the Wees
ments Of se49S,7sS, leaving the general balance at
COS. against oso Nay l. yrnm the
payments 81 100000 and from tho receipts SSooVo
Tor certain items OF transfers which only affect the sub
H.s ss ho SSa the
tions covered Receipts S977 0s5; payments, SiiSUm
072; currency balance. $23,63e,433; coin balance
Money ruled uniformly at per cent for call loans
The Clearing House statement to-day was as foiloWs'
Exchanges, $si ,3l7.3i3; balances $a,3ii 1896 ,or
received S57sOO0 National bank notes for redemption
the customs receipts were $5a56lS and the nter n
balance is down to Sl6,4 1888.
The foreign exchanges were dull, and an absence 81
rates. after midday We revise quotations for business
follows Bankers bills, 81 S6 and - ss TOT IohE
francs Oh and 95 for reichmarfs 40 and 4o4 for
guilders. 49,. , 80 ,o- =. osas
and closed at 9s United States per cents were on
lsc at 124l2 American railways opened depresseu anu
made further declines and later some small recovees
At Paris French per cents were weaker at 19'o@
79.421.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND OMAHA
1883. 1884,; 1852;
E$%R;. s Eff ia s5s sSss ;5 s$
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH
~ $%f'; Z Sy4 s55ss ssiS jS5
Imports of dry-goods at Eew.YorE;
HEtsss at '5sls H;S!s is5s
ESs$s & .s5s ssSb s3i'
EUROPEAN FISAVcGlt HAexEr.
LONDON. May I'll a m-Consols 9s'a for both money
ias6 p m~Cousols 9s'stor both money and the &C
GTeat Western first Mortgage trustees Ceftdcates 2i
do second Consols 53 Illinois Central. l2lG Mexican
Ordinary. "a; ST Paul Common bS4 NeNhOrk Oehu"
SIS Pennsylvania DO ~
Paris adyices quote Three cent RentcS al 10 Acs -
ceutimes the account. .
l;3O D. -Consos OS7s for both and tho account
D nl-COnsols 9S q for both money and the account
$50 p m-Conso 9s TIC for both money and the account
o. I-COnsOls, 9Si2 for both money and the accounts
Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Trustees CeTa
Gates Canadian Pacific 3s- Erie IL; do Second CCn
soils 53is; Mexican Ordinary 222 st Panl Common $50
Pennsylvania bb's - $500,
Bar Silver r. quoted at 1914. per ounce - - a.,
advices quote London AZ 70 francs D.
centimes for checks g.. -,
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England o. balance to-day IL eiO.OOO