New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-27

cents at l O5 "a. At the Stock Exchange no bust.
ness was done in Government bonds. and the nom-
inal quotations were held steady as follows
m 1894 re-: Ra - HS Ask
Use USE 1897 1897 se i ~ i5 is 1898 B
Us con 81. 1872. III Di'tcOls.G5lo24 1913
In State issues the business was covered by
SMALL sales OF South Carolina Browns 6s AZ
164 l-2, and OF Virginia IS deferred receipts al
at 335
The general bond market was moderately active
and somewhat irregular The " bears IN stocks
made their periodical attack on issues that were
found TO be unprotected by investment orders.
For instance. they sold Fort Worth and Denver
frsts off TO 06 3-4 exactly rs they did the same
issues some months agr from o. - %. but under
good buying ordc.. 49, rally carried the price
back TO l 0s. MisSour Kansas and Texas general
IS and - were notably strong at 6s l-la6O ana
61a61 5.s respectively, while the IS were firm at
lO4a105 -. There seems TO be probability
that the directors plan for the reorganization
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. with slight
notifications win prove to be successful. There
is not doubt that that plan is the one afiordlng
equitable road ont OF the company emDar,
rassmcnt In connection with the continued
Topeka and Santa Fc Company, Gulf. COLORADO
and Santa Fe firsts were sold oil to 10, and the
seconds TO - 80; but ut these figures resistant
buying met Reference Is made to our iull
Money ruled easy for renewals and new loans
at per cent all day, and finally at PER cent cent
with supply that was not wanted AT any rate.
The Clearing House statement to-day was ~
follows Exchanges, sl46,397,7lS; balances
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House S3ij, 97G. It's net gain on balance
was S264.2l0, made up by gains 81 s1'-o4
currency and s25e,926 coin. Inc DAY oI.rh'
tiOns covered: Receipts, So b,99l payments
-, 1852. 7s1: resulting IN general balance Oh
s18l, 772Ols. consisting of 5l72,969,669 com
and se,SO2,349 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day s2sl ,342 National bank notes for
redemption
ternal revenue receipts S234,ol! ana the mis-
cellaneous receipts S6o.2Ol.
To-days Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares Wltl me
figures of the last previous statement a! follows.
Net gold on hand s1sS ssioSo Dec s5e25o
Nes silvr on hni 19O32o 92 10 S5l,54O Inc. Sl944o
NV on ham Y1-s.' 15se24ol 15so2cs Inc SORE
Treasury vaults
DeS %s 4 Ssas: So a2 S 2s Bee Bs
Net cash 322 SOB s2Gl 500 Dee. s74295
The foreign exchanges were dull for to-morrows
steamers but the market steady at higher
rates. We revise quotations for business as iol'
lows: Bankers bills at - II and 81 81 Tor long
and short sterling respectively; French francs at
5.22 - and $50; relchmarls at 81 SO ana
9j IA, and cuilders at 40 and 40 Is
In London British consos were steady at % ~
and 81 Is respectively for money and account
The Bank OF England gained 10000 pounds
bullion on balance. In the open market money
ruled at per cent for discount of bankers DIS,
or Der cent below the bank rate;
and at 3 IL per cent for BANKERS
balances. Bar silver was firm at
"a Esd nor ounce American rlilwavS generally
opened higher and later reacted on this mornings
quotations. but the London prices generally all
the tine ruled higher than the concurrent nome nome
quotations At Paris French per cents rallied
to S7.62 IL. and sight eNchangn on London Wa
steady at 25.2i francs for sterling: The weekly
statement of the Imperial Bank Of Germany shows
a specie gain of 14,220, 600 marks.
RAILROAD EARNINGS:
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Hynss. ut q ss3s ss5 .aS4 80 49,
J Th1rd week to Now on .i 5Ss9 1SS0o22
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
f SgRp; week & % Ssy ss S55 "a
MEXICAN CENTRAL.
fGpi Ee & Sgv So s SIS
NEW. YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
HsR1;5 { G sfS ffi SO, go s.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.
2 EaRo; week :? /" s:v IS e e 81
ST LOUIS. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS.
Number OF niles. 100
Third week Nov. -IO,lo2 Sa=o,3 Sa11o 81 t0
Jan 1 to Nov. 2l..--.. 22sl,I5J 2o-ooI o'-'o'ooO
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Es9}' s "a f IF: ~! 5 e 5:i5
WABASH.
Number OF miles. lvOd .ood oOd
Third IL Now. 80, iioO ,,p-o9 sos
Jan 1 to Nov 2l--.-- iV''o-o0o Ai'"'''0'-
WISCONSIN CENTRAL.
F 5s Il? y ,s s;55 ,3:55;
UNION PACIFIC.
Month OF October ~ 20, ,,oo
Number Of miles,. oOlo pO-z+f N 90 a ~
Gross caruin=s- S.l 40 S9'g53 ~ 80 o9l o.
Operating expenses I5t5'i4O l''V0'-oo loV',''
Net carnlnrs..... sl,5GIO20 81 $50 OBJ l.j25 5sl
/ 70 oct 81 -. -. e.o ..o- - ooc o.
onertnS expenses. 37llO35 15.27155l H,so3o62
, %, n months $40 oo5 271 81 $50 O5j $40 800 203
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
.,o roos 49, 1872 244 81 ssso7s s5's SOS SOS
previously reported 274o20196 262429 81 3146Ooo6
To since JAN 44O SOS OsS S25 1913 200 ss4
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
Tonaon Nov. 90. p. m-Atlantlc and Great western
At mortrare trustees certificates 352 Canadian Pacific
90. Ord Wy