New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-22
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. Nov. 81, 1882.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The stock market to-day was small traders
affair Some disappointment was felt because the
recent buving for London account was not con-
tiuued and hence the discussion Of possible gold
exports was kept up although the foreign en-
changes were too dun TO throw any fresh light
an the question. The Western shares Were called
upon to sustain moderate pressure, and predictions
are free that q falling of in earnings may be eN-
noctsd soon This view is based upon the dIlnln-
ishcd agricultural yield OF the country and the ds-
organization which exists Ill Western railway
rates No account is taken IL thS theory Vi
the heavy stocks Of grain carried over from last
wear while it is always possible that the ralirodus
NAV of any time agree TO stop the waste OF pioh'
invovcd in rate controversies. The steps recently
taken by the Southern railways and the trunk
lines toward q maintenance Of rates were the 1921
cal outcome Of decentralization similar To tHat
which now prevails west Cd the missouri hVeI'
The pessimistio view aso ignores als Oh tiie prom
lsed benefits from the W orlds taIr tralnc.
In the railway list only three stocks enjoyed an
activity exceeding 1900 sa as one froS o. 80 is
70 IS I-sa5s la, and lent color TO the reported
speculative attitude Of prominent ineres, , anu
lost IL per cent, but the other declines were
fractional. Readings net loss, on far ACTIVITY,
was trivial. The most active speculation wac III
en. ~ ri,,, OF Der cent, American Sugar up ga
ner cont. ana Distilling and Cattle Feeding of a
Shade The market closed heavy, but with no I'M
portant long STOCK brought ouo " INC oe"' op''"-
lions.
THE DAY In TIE BOND MARKET.
Tho sale Of q small coupon per cept bond con
s,ituted the dealings IN Government bonds at ihc
Stock Exchange, The as coupon, however, fuIe4
firm but the asking price Of the As registered
MAS lowered Ia per cent The final quotations
were as follows:
U ;ssss IS f pc, iie
e; III H. Is al Ut
GC s . saies1 1893 5u. i it5sa i ~.
The onI, dealircs in State bonds were in Viz
ginia 6s deferred, trust receipts, al - lily Dihh
Stocks neglected
active. and lrresularty was the feature. Reading
lst preference incomes declined l-2 to 20 5-s tne
IDS / IA TO IS IA, and the Sds "a per cent 10
lower at io7. Louisville, St. Louis and Texas
lists fell ga per cent to IS is. and Atlantic and
Ann Arbor and North Michigan lists rose l2
per cent 10 105 and Green Bay, Winona and st.
PAU incomes gained Ss per , cent ,r at s 8
02 IL Oregon Improvement IS are up l,2 per
cent at g. The closing generally was heavy.
Reference is made to our full report OF bond sale,
Money on call loaned at l-2aj per cent, with
exceptions down TO per cent
Tic Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges, $55, 8s3,34s; balances, $5,o6l,39s:
House $446,Qss; RS net loss on balance since
Friday was S64s,774, made up by losses of
S546, 05l In currency and 81 02,123 in coin. Tho
two days operations included: Receipts S3,20J,-
500; payments $5,s4e,277 resulting in general
$50 coin and s5iSS,ss1, currency:
The Treasury purchased 100000 Dances Of silver
bullisn at prices ranging from s4.75 to e4e0.
The total offerings were $4,000 ounces, but tho
prices of the rejected bids were not made public
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
l,A72,474 OUNCES Of silver on hand 10 secure out
standing certificates.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S45S,l5s National bank notes for
REDEEM pti0n
The customs receipts were ss3s,o2s, the in
cellane0us receipts 81 800
To-dsys Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with The
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
~, sos on s.nas2s 20 70 EsS nee s SO
Net silver on nd 8Cez74a a59iSoo pee 2i,4iJ
N on h ,asd 's"c'' o2,eo5s eas7 2Oo soI6o
s cert ~ 80 CO Pee sssss77
Net cash BAL Si447oi So 5l44 $50 M Dec. so 2o5
The h -cign exchanges were extremely dull with
out q, rcciablc change in prices. The tone was
steady bat fair supply Of bills was IN the mar
kct Annexed are the quotations for actual buSi-
ness: Iianl,crs bills, 81 "a 34aSi g. and
"a s7a$4 81 IA for lcng and short sterling r.
epcciiyey; French francs, 5.ls l-s and 5.l6 IA;
rcichmarks, So Is and % "a.
i'm London British consos advanced Is for
money to % ZIG and 3-iG for tn" account 70
81 - The Bank Of England lost 100000
bullion on balance. In the open market money
was frmer at -2al "a per cent for bankers
BALANCES Bar silver was steady AT Saturdays
decline at 80 3-id An ounce: American railway