New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-05-11

State bonds we're neglected. louisiana conso 4s sold
at 73972a. OF city bank stocks only Ninth Natiehsi
The business in railway bonds was driving oac.
prices paid. Erie second consOls advanced g to
s6a but closed at s6h first gold conso 7s were tP 10
1882 Missouri general o. were steady at 951'oi2'
and the IS III to 70 Rome WATERFOWL and Og ems.
conso % higher at ia and the convertbes rose
Do b. Chesapeake and ohio series Brose ~ o'oT
steady and IN demand Al 1923 Central ana Hudson 9e
benturc 81 sold Ut 1904. Ne~-York. Chicago an ~
Union Pacne irsts rose = 10 ana oregon snor Inc
Is r higher at lOl9s Northern Pacific rsts"et
81 steady AT OREGON Trsnscontinenta hfsts were
easier at 81 sa9Ia Fort Worth aud Denver hrsts were
the subTreasury to-day lost s55,7G5 on baance
made mp ~ currency loss OF l97,355 Tess cor gun
OF Sl42.7Cs The days operations covered: Receipts.
Of sI3'5i5 si currency and 81 All con-.
Money ruled easy at and Dig per cent, eIcel uolay
al .. and closed cred ~ per can't
The Clearing House statement was follows to-day:
Exchanges. sio64i5 1876: balances - f27 $50.
The United states Treasury at Washington received
$4,000 National bank notes f95 rcasnption, o,o.
revenue receipts s967 9s7.
The fore ga exchanges continue duh and steady ~ un
changed quoiaiions for business follows BANKERS
bills 81 sG4 aud - s9s for long and short sterling
rcspccuvey 51G7s and 5.141s for francs; o5s aai
% Z, FOR rechmarks; 4Jl4 ana 40l2 rr guillers
In London British consols were irmer ana closed 3
higher 100 1916 aud l0l LILO respectively Tor ncno
and acconn United States per cents declined e 10
l2~ls American railways generally opened higher and
aftervaId were irregular nut win some reactions c9'ed
IS 1916 per English standard. Al Paris French
per cents -2172 and reactcd to - p q against
s12j Saturday sight exchange London IL quoted at
70. francs, against 25.l22 Saturdays possibly mis-
take the cable The Imperial Bank of Germany gahed
5,7sOOOO marks specie duIiug the week
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
MILWAUKEE, LAKE SHORE And wEsrERs.
1884. 1896
Number OF miles..........-. 30 50 49, yo3
First week In May.-.--... 500 500; s.o'22ggg
Jan. to May i-----...'.. So'''O' "oo'A'A o"''''O
ST. LOUIS AND san FRANCISCO
Eugesr Of miles s77d55s32 s7255SS ST. ss555
Jan / 10 Nav 7....... l.5OG.l-O 1455iuO l.3SO,l0O
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
N N@nl Of Of l Tlf' :soig5s s7l?s5 saiHg5
JAM to Ann 80 ~ 9if .j5l 2,l45.76l 2O35.s76
EUROPEAN FtNAN 4 4. IA!ifrI
roxpoS. Nav lO-l2:3O r. m.-ConsOls. 100 Is Is for
money Ul l6 for the lc0unt United states FOnr Per
Bonds l2s Atlantic aud Great Western First Mort
Canadian Pacific o4a, Ere, 24as Illinois Central liVS;
Mexican ordinary - y; St Paul Common. S1i4 fennsyI
vania 55l. New York Central 104 Reading. II
quDse Three Per Cent Rcntcs at ~ francs
a. nc for the account
LoNDOS May lO-4 p. m.-Atlantic and Great Western
Frst Mortgage Trustees Certificates iO Canadian Pacc
64s. EIie second Consois, SSH st PAU Comonm. $40
New. YORK Central lOiis.
il quoted at 10 IL l6d. per ounce.
Hudson Bav Company. 2-+2 -
T. m Paris sdviccs quote Three Per Rcntes AZ 81
francs p y Centimes for the account
BERLIN Nav TO- The statement " the Imperial Bank OF
Pans advcrs quote c.chIn-e % Loni0n st = tAlcs
2OL, checks The advance Ia due to the move
ton with the loan The recent quotations
have been artificial