New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-19

There were no sales of State bonds In city
bank stocks the only SAFES were OF Western Ma
tional Q10) at 100 l-Sal0O.
The general bond market was dull with
declining tendency. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy IS were of l-2 per cent at l2l, ard
Denver and Rio Grande consols declined l-2 to
81 rs. Atchison incomes were | per cent lower
at AZ 1-2, and the As lost the fraction at - -
The Reading issues were particularly weak, lhe
incomes 2 TO 80 l-2, and the third incomes IL
per cent TO q 1-2. Other sharp losses were SUI
Tered by Kansas and Texas seconds and Oregon
improvement IS Reference is made 10 our 1ull
report Of bond sales.
Money call generally commanded per
cent, with some exceptions at per cent The
final rates were per cent, but they were made
after borrowers had been supplied. The time
money market was shade frmer in tone.
TIE Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, S74 ,760,144; balances, S42o6,97s;
The Sub-Ireasury was debtor at the Clearing
House $3992O9. Its net loss on balance since
Friday was $4,000, made up by loss of S947,-
two days operations included: Receipts S5,052,-
4O4: payments, S5,4s8,997 resulting in gen
eral balance OF Sl5l ,627,553 consisting Of $780,
755, 900 coin and 81 ,S72,463 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day 1901 ,l44 National bank notes for
redemption
ternal revenue receipts SsOl ,542 and the miscel-
laneous receipts S97,5s6.
To-day's Washington Treasury statements OF
cash on hand and deposits an bank compares WIN ~
lows
cold hand 50, nay 81 Dec
Net s sTeT 2" on hand i5sss ic22Sis Inc i2sao
N' on ' hand, . " 1l2i.7oO 9Oosse Dec 2,3so4
Actual cash In the
slss S9s 5 5fs Dec Dec
Ne, cash 1897 s1ss 947 sou Inc. 1895 a03
The Treasury purchased $4,000 ounces of sill
yer at prices ranging from 9eo3 TO 0S,2o an ounce
The total amount offered was 100000 ounces
The foreign exchanges were dull but the mar
ket was weaker Sterling bills were reduced IA
| cent to the G, and Continental exchange also was
| lower Following the revised quotations for
actual business: Bankers bills 81 SO l.2aS4 So 3-4
and 81 81 34a$4 SO respectively for long and
short sterling; French francs, 222 IL ana
$40 3-9 rechmarks, 90 1916 and 80 3-s
Owing to the holiday abroad no foreign quota
| tons were received
The bankers managing the John b. Stetson Com.
| pany stock offerings say that the subscriptions
| from the public were extremely satisfactory To-
| day. The total subscriptions included 100000
by the employees and more than 100000 by the
| friends OF the employees. The books were only
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de-
cared its usual dividend for April payable at the
| transfer agency Of Messrs. Lounsbery * Co. on
May 80. This dividend will raise the amount paid
to date to 81, 100000.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER, AND PITTsBuRG.
1889; 1890 1901 a.,
ss%Si' En- m; 81 ss s sgss2s
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL.
x,mher Of miles se7s 5.07s 500
SSonnnd veak In MAY s414l63 e443190 f477, $50
Ian i 70 May ii. S.0lG,15S S,576510 9o33,571
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
| Srmhc, Of miles, $50 $50 $50
| Second week In May. f5ll0 SiV2i .S6A1i
jan 10 May H.. 90,29o JUDI l2ll
| EVANSVILLE AND TERRE HAUTE.
Number Of miles MAY ssd aiSS s,stgs $40 d6sSS
| Ian / "a NAV IL. 800 SOB 34765i 39l,779
LOUISVILLE EVANSVILLE AND ST. LOUIS.
| SumIer Of miles. 900 sol ESQ
second week In May. S2l4li Ss4si9 sS3S7
Jan. ! b. May H.. 4oo'hf 4Vo'So o5o,foI
LOUISVILLE, NEw-oRLEANs AND TEXAS.
Number of miles $40 40. e go a., 797
Second week In May. 20 ~ Fo9AVl
Jan. 1 10 May H.. o4eoef l,foo,tdu