New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27

| The only business in State bonds was small
| sale of Alabama. class b. OF l0S Ia: OF city
bank stocks. Merchants Exchange sold 800 at
Railway bonds were dull and weak Chicago
and Northern Pacific frs fell per cent to 60 IL
and rallied only Is to so 5-S. Northern Pacific
consoI IS declined "a per cent TO S3 and Reading
incomes were heavy, but not over H. per cent
lower The market seemed 10 stagger under TOO
heavy burden. Reference Is mace 10 our 1ulI re-
Money on call at the Stock Exchange ruled at
3 = and per cent. Early loans were at the
higher rate and again near the close consider
able business was done at that figure At the
very end, when wants had been satisfied, money
was offered at per cent;
The Clearing House statement was as follows :
Exchanges, 81 3s, l69,105; balances, S5,30l ,53j.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House S5l4s31. It's net loss oil balance was $0 ~
sos made up by loss of 81 ,Ol 1,26l coin, minus
Gain of Ssi 1853 currency. The days operations in
cluded: Receipts, $2,l Al 800 payments,S2, $780,
S07 resulting in general balance of Sl50'2S0,-
s57. consisting of $lS4,6S2.7S4 coin and Sl5,5SS-
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $24O,s01 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were $3.50, $40, the inter
nal revenue receipts 81 200. and the miscella-
neous receipts Sbl,5''
To-dav,s Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows:
Ns t Sld on on h saSd iSGSaS Inc 2oS7
Net on fE snd 'e"a rs 1Oae47s 1o7ss Inc. 81: 29e
ACTUAL ts.s.S cash 1 in iss
S scfsaSSss sSe s9 so9 Inc s$
~ oosn balance sls4 Go9 FAC S97. 43 Dee 1876 SOB
Tho FOREIGN exchanges were dull. but exceed
inyly strong although the advance ia I'les was
dne sinnIv TO the reduction in the Bank OF Eng
III nrcrium on American gold coin. The de
,and for remittance must have been very small
for, according 70 the best authoritles' ttaHe pat
ancas have been Settled. Following are the re
yiscd quotations for actual business bankers
bills, 50 50 l.2 and "a 80 Respectively for long
and short sterling French francs; o.H IA and
Els Is; reichmarlSs. "a IS and % l-2.
IN Iondon british consols were steady, although
they were q trife lower at 90 O.l6 for money,
and for the er Gscou9 Tbe ef Tank Of England further
Gained e38s 600 bullion on balance. This repre-
SCENTS fresh receipts of American goId' put ats
final destination Scenic not 10 DE 'hAed. IN me
omen market the rate of discount was slightly
easier AZ 4 per cent. Bar silver remained un.
changed al Al Lad an ounce. American railway
shares were dull and dro9png' ana waii1g on the
~ ,9", nrincs continued TO be downward. At Paris
French per cents fell to 03.77 IL, but rallied
to 04I5, sight exchange on London being 25$I
statrmeut OF the Bank of Germany showed an in
crease in specie of l6.620,CO0 marks.
Subscriptions to the preferred stock OF the
Simmons Hardware Company VIII be closed to.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
1889 1890. 1891.
.,,rohs. ., miles - l,-oj 5.,o7 1853
rSiri ,yeek In May. $4,000 $40, coo $500. 200
Ian 1 10 MAY 2I..... an 034 5.f2S.000 0Si5,0O0
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
,,,uhor y, miles 75i 93l D3I
Tps0 ,,eek in MAY sl00l54 sl47 400 slT0l49
ian ! 20 May FL. 2,O34139 2,S0i,30 y0S7 800
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
NUMBER Of mile, G12l sa; 22S ssa a2 so
jan i to May IL. O,46sG9l 7,1ls.457 7i34,0eo
LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS.
Number OF miles..".... 200 81 o 5eo
Third week IN May 42lJyO $500 ~. ~
Jan. l 10 Nav 2l..... 42i5i5 4lo,so- oc''9V'