New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-28

| The business in State bonds comprised Tennessee
settlement IS at lO2, settlement IS ,small ga; at
| bank stocks were neglected, but few sales were
made at auction.
The general bond market was rather duller than
usual lately. For the reason that no large sales
| could be made prices Of few issues were advanced
| i-2aI per cent. Reference is made to our full
| report of bond sales.
no lack of available funds at 1-2a3 per cent.
Rates for time money were not changed, but
maturing loans were not generally extended at the
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, $07, 577,908; balances S5,s69,6ss:
| The uh-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
| House SS19,6Sl. It's net gain balance was
1913, l91. made up by gains of S39s,146 currency
and s1l4445 coin The days operstlons included
shifting in general balance of 81 so 704, O4s con-
sisting of Sl34,SO7,229 coin and Sl5,9s6,sl9 cur
rency o
bullion at prices ranging from 07.30 TO $3.50
cents an ounce. The offerings amounted TO $685.
900 ounces.
ceived to-day $294,204 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were $3.50, sos, the inter
nal revenue receipts S30S, ia, and TIE mlscel-
laneous receipts S75,l26.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as fol
lows
NJ s : s A ss }S5Sss 555S Pc: 5S;$
Net oD i hand Nuu 1s447ss Il22 sol Dec s2l 1897
Actual cash in the
over outstanding ~, ON are ON o,o M. AZ
DEPOSITS TX bank S7S4e64S as,sO,o2s Inc s93os5
Not cash balance s1sl 48 Ss4 971 Inc $3.50
The foreign exchanges were firm and although
there will be no fast mail until Saturday. rates on
both London and the Continent were advaced
el;o
for actual business: Bankers bills 81 "a , and
81 ssaS4 IS Ia respectively for long and short
sterling: French francs, go o-S and Dis l-s;
rechmarIls 90 and 80 Il"
In London. British consols were 1-16 lower at
OK 10 for both money and the account. Inc
Bank of England gained 1l5sVoo ouniOh on D m
changed at per cent India Council bills were
alIoffnd at an advance Of 1920. per rupee and
har silver closed at "A 5-16d an ounce. Ameri-
can railway shares were irregular, but generally
strong without important changes Az fars
French 2 per cents further rallied to 04.32 l-2,
sight exchange on London falling to $3.50 1-2
The Governors of the Stock Exchange at a regu-
lar meeting admitted 10 dealings the following
Chicago and Northwestern Railway-Additional
go 700 900 a per cent extension bonds, against
the deposit with the trustee OF the same amount
~ first mortgage bonds OF auxiliary companies
Chicago and Northwestern RailwayA new issue
of So, 06O, 900 per cent debenture bonds repre-
sepHg emit ard 81 omas pRf RAIL-
way-Addtional S346, 900 consolidated per cent
bonds, making the amount listed $l3 1900.
Long Island Railroad. Additional 100000
general mortgage bonds, issued for general i'm
provements no-
mortgage per cent bonds.
Ohio and Mississippi Railway-S2s,o 900 general
mortgage 3 per cent bonds in place OF the same
issue that has been cancelled GSe led
stocr for the acquisition of the Suburban Rapii
Transit Company, making the total capital $780,
100000. , $500. 49,. $3.50 -, .
.ucton AZ the Real Exchange and Auction Room,
dimited Inv Adrian II. Muller & Son:
~ shares Equitable Light Company Of NewYork
II 900 Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Asylum Society
~ New.Yofk building Loan bonds) 20.
~ 600 Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of New.YOrk.
IN ner cent certificate, 100
~ $50 Mutual fire Insurance Company of New'YOrk.
20 OK shares GERMAN. American Bank, 100
20 shares Port Morris Land and Improvement Company
~"2 20 shares National Broadway Bank. 2s7
TX shares Hudson Iron Company r.
az shares United Sew-Jersey Railway and Canal Com
psnies 22S,, . x.wyo,s ne, cen, cro,oo r.,sr main
stoct due November j. 1900. Psk.