New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-18

State issues were entirely neglected. and There
were no sales Of city bank stocks.
The general bond mar ket was unusually active.
but the movement of prices was Irregular.
Atchison issues were dull. but under small sales
dropped j per cent 10 SIS. ST. Louis and South
western issues were pressed for sale, and firsts
fell "a TO GA 80. and seconds is per cent 70
26 Ia. The exceptional advances were small and
In issues affected by special causes. Reference is
made 10 our full report of bond sales.
Money on call ruled at IL per cent small
business was done at per cent. but the supply
Of funds was far in excess OF the demand and the
last loans were made at per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows ::
Exchanges. S1G0,39l, SS4; balances, S5,?74,'G';
The Sub-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House S610,97s. The net loss on balance was
$s7l 1928, made up by a loss of SSs9,7Gs in coin.
operations included: Receipts, 1881 ,430; pay
ments, SS,4o3,35s; resulting In a general balance
of 81 5,946eso, consisting Of $ll3,666,2e2 coin
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceved to-day 1921, $50 National bank notes for re-
demption. 700. a.. ,..,
revenue receipts S161, 4e5. and the miscellaneous
receipts $685.
To-days Washington Treasury statement ,;t OF
the figures Of the last previous statement as fol-
lows:
" sae &c sss5s: Pee
Ss On ss,s'n's'' 5socsso enoaO'O Inc. sOsoo
Actual cash In -. u IN
the Treasury
s vaults over es, GH,.
Deposits ses in @ $50
Ne. cash BAL $50 si55 COS slois.s47
The foreign exchanges were dull, but nearly
firm There was q good supply OF commercial
bills but the demand for remittance on both
counterbalance it. There was no material change
in quotations for actual business; Bankers 9ils.
81 ga and s. 50 IS for long "a and short snd
Sol IA reichmarks, % 1-2 and %.
In London the situation was not greatly changed
British consols were steady anu money WAS easier
market rate was lowered to 7,s per cent. Bar
silver yielded slightly TO AZ 9,l6d an ounce
American railway shares were dull ana irregular.
CLOSING after many fluctuations with an lnslg-
niSeant rally. News from the Continent was
Ince%re' but at Paris French 3 per cents closed
at 1895. All the Continental markets were un-
The Homestake Mining Company has declared
its usualic monthly dividend payable by Lounsbery
a. Co., Mills Building, on November 20
RAILROAD EARNINGS
TOLEDO AND OHIO CENTRAL.
s:::s E: G. :s53: ::sS
CHICAGO PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS.
i EsRs;: Ct 8: $751;
JAN c Q SsE 5i;.i SHAWNEE AND HOOKING.
Eszs;; & Sow 4 Il :sf is'
Jan. 70 Nov. 1.-----. 49,. -oo''"' '
PEORIA AND EASTERN.
Number OF miles,. - S,99 s.,o o59 sas ga
First week In Nov. e<''oi' Sa9So9 ~ ,aJ
Jan. 1 TO Nov. IT,. -. I,-o.'' '
RICHMOND AND DANViLLE.
yumber OF miles. I've. .aooo' Yynn1 sanS 40
n fst week IN Now. fzyaus ,nSVS'd0y II Az 3oI
Jan. / Nov. -. s5iO'so' io,9'o,ooi
,yreTrpx NEwyoRK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
(oniciol 10 New.York State Cohninso"'
Quarter ended Sept So - . 49,, soo. Yo- Al ooz cgs
tiross earnings sluJo
Operating cAifDsts...- eo''foe 49, -
Ne. earnings $500 7ss sS3s,Sf0 @''oio
othe, income ........ l,l0l .--'-'''
Total sscl,pt SsSs'oTo Jsj "a
FIXED charges ioo'1oo i~' -
e,r,dus ....... So 40 s2O0,7Cb sio''z'"
vynnpTs or MERCHANDISE FROM NETWORK.
1883. 1SyO IsVl
e.. ,h. ,xcek s5 020,jG3 o., ISl, oSD - Oh so
sor tnn .rmarx so5 400 $50 $40 oos 2i0 32,Se7,os2
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
London. Nov. II. p. m-New-forks fennss"Ans