New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-01
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Manipulation Of stocks Is iorS9I'en 9 90, t;as
rise in New ENGLAND and the fall IN ChlcaSo oaS
were euusly due to the operations OF lh'es'oie;
In the first instance, there were rumofs Oh az
sorts of combinations which inolIaeu ;ie link
between all the Eastern interests. Inc us a AZ
the price of New England stock was followed
nv a decline in Reading, although that company
was supposed to be benefited largely by any
arrangement that may be made 1t Is worthy oil
notice that the stocks which attracted most atei-
ton are not dealt in abroad The Transactions M
New-England, Chicago Gas, and DistlIiin9 ana
Cattle Feeding were considerably more than one
half of the total business. The comparative aug
ness Of the Western railway stocks. ana no one OF
them recorded business of even 10000 shares
sngcestcd a fear of selling for European account
The rates Of exchange were weaker, however ana
consequently there can be no shipmeh,s o. soia u:
or per cent, because Otherwise there would be
no reason why the outward movement Of gold
should not be resumed. The exports OF ner-
chandise are not sufficient t. supply bills to meet
the very moderate demand for remittance.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
Government bonds remained neglected. but they
were steady at quotations as follows
vs45,lssl con: Ts sSa,S: i 1922 lis 80.
q; lie =
There was large business in Arkansas issues
OF the rs those issued to the central b Maalroad
rose from 8 70 o the Little Rock. Pine Bun ana
New-Oreans issne tomc1 tSat have az" not recently
been dealt in were also higher. Other State issues
in which there were considerable Iralisac'ion '5
were North Carolina special 'aS: ciess atl
Western North Carolina at 1-S and 3-S South
CoroIina nam fundable 6s at ga and Tennessee
settlement 81 at &c and 10 ga. There were no
sales Of city bank stocks. .u.-. banda ,yoe
The inward movement in railway ponas was
continued. but generally the largest advances
were made BY special issues which are unu nSd
absolute control Richmond Terminal nnd 40 s ss
ended with gain of 1-2 per cent: Texas ana ni
pacSc Grsts rose I-2 per cent o's3. and seconds
per cent 80 - BEADING Issues were s and ai the
Int General d lost 12 per cent at 81 30 anu ec
third incomes the same fraction at CT Reference
IS made to our full report Of bond sales -. .,o
Money on call was dearer The most Tho o' rate ote
business wn ner d" cent and the last loans were at
The Clearing House statement was as as follows
Exchanges S9ssoS' da Ua WAS debtor to the
c,n anf IIons S575s3S. The business of the
SubTreasury for the week endinG m ,,Ientt nf
cudes receipts OF ,+ener,l ' haIa3ce sIao
57S3s5' against Sl2.745.9o5 on Sep'e,nnn"r TD,
An apparent gain Of 81 $50 aSo. p1 III tho no
az doa tha navments 50. 637 900 and from me re-
n reG $40 900 for items which affect only ts ac
counts with the General Treasury us gam ~ a. q;
fcctino the banks is S4,4274so ms resui n, H.
cudes receipts Of o aor w ps spped direct
points OF this sum Sooo'ooo was '''Pi
To-day's operations included keceip,s, -,
TAG geo: payments. S2.9544?7: with balances oil
csn and at @ashston
coiy nS TO-DAY s2s7655 National bank notes for re-
demption. IT'D. ,,or. Ss7e os7' the in
Inc cus.om'e reccipts S755, O22 and the miscel
lancous receipts $25,O@1. ..o.or,or. n
To-day's Washington Treasury statement 90. os
cash on hand and deposits in nank conpa,cs
with the figures Of the Inst previous s'''e"''"'
az follows c., on n,ro,.,.A.
" Sent 90. sept 10 Din rnrn o.
-, - ..s d, IL '5oa 30 s1l9 100 3t7 Inc. $500 ~.
gold on hang ~ o coo 16i 25S8 COS 100, $50
Net legal tenders 12121so3 12,17o.Go3 Inc. 1910