New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-25
LOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

II could not be SAID that the long holiday in
corruption TO the stock market had whett"d the
public appetite for stocks, for the outside IN
tercst in speculation continues at minimum
But the market opened to-day with the con-
hdcnce Of the professional element at high
pitch With only ordinary fluctuations prices
advanced TO the close, AMI for almost the entire
list the only question OF differing degrees OF
strength But speculation still ran mainly 10
specialties With the unlisted department cN-
cudcd, one-quartcr Of the business was contributed
by New-York and ew-England and rise Of
about 4 per cent from last Thursday was
achieved. The price l. now back 10 nearly u"
highest point reached in the October mystery.
The stock which has lately sympathizcd with
New Observation-Disclosures sold down from IS SIS
70 81 l-2, but the new Of the fatal disaster
on the road may have had influence. The
price recovered 10 Sc, net loss of only Is per
cent
The general market. however, showed indie
pendent strength. To higher quotations cstab-
lished in London ov0s ,Ae holidays gave the early
flip. An encouraging item Of news was the
statement OF Chicago caStbound railroad ship
mcnts, showing tonnage last week, in spite u
the holidays III that city, that exceeded the snip
Chicago, Milwaukee and ST Paul was an active
leader and advanced nearly per cent, ROCK
Island and Quincy following with material gains
Tho heavy grain receipts at Western points are
taken as forashad0wing continued handsome clri-
ings Oh the Granger roads, while the growth OF
the country penetrated by new lincs-as in the
case OF Rock Island, for nstance-is fast bring
ing these ventures TO profitable basis II
Street talk were an authority, the profits also
Of the Worlds Fair business would seem u be
garncre1 already.
The industrial stocks retained prominence.
American Sugar Refining led with Use Of more
than per cent, but interest spread 70 National
| n .,,It In,a ,,,.pnr lty
gains in Distilling and Cattle Feeding, Chicago
Gas, Consolidated Gas, General Electric and others.
After New-England had absorbed nearly one
quarter Of the total transactions, the four princi-
nal industrial stocks took up another fourth.
The international stocks shared fully in the
current strength, but the purchases for foreign
account were uncomfortable.
The first hour Of the market was the most
active one but the business in the last hour
crowded gar TO that record. The closing was
at about tip prices and buoyant in temper.
THE DAY IN The BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected at the Stock
Exchange. The market steady and I'M
ED at the following quotations
ss.:s ss s 1872 11f9,.
;:::' .
Dealings in State bonds included Arkansas Is,
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad issue at
l9al9 1-8, and Mississippi. Ouachita ana Hcd
liver i>suc at and lennessce setil,nrnt 80 at
rs There were DO "a les OF city bank stocks.
The general bond market was active and strong
In most instances. Chicago and Erie incomes were
conspicuous by fall Of ga per cent TO 43 -,
and Louisville, New Albany and Chicago consol,
declined l.? per cent to 100 L. Richmond
Terminal collateral trust IS of l2 per cent 10
L. Wabash seconds pss EeT avaa a Sf'ef pc at
To- Al -. Union Pacific collateral trust notes
rose 3s per cent to 81 IS; Gdihe;Saprake and
Ohio, Richmond and Alleghany division second
ton Cedar Rapids and Northern collateral trust Is
rose j-s per cent TO 81 l-s reference Is mace
to our full report of bond sales. ,,,
The business done at either extreme was small.
! The fair rate was stiff per cent.
The Clearing House statement was as so follows
| The ub-1reasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House s7eO,5lo It's net los on balance pal since
| $40 O93 in currency and SlAs 1886 in coin. The
incl inc1ud Hs Receipts, s6,5ol,705; payments,
S6.s0O424. resulting in a general balance OF
| S7193l3j currency.
The Treasury purchased $4,000 ources of sill
at prices ranging from ssI 30 900
but the figures Of the rejected DIS were not puD-
| lished. go .. c.,.n.. ..,.x.
.,lvsr bullion on hand TO the amount OF 2,O56,-
06e ounces TO secure outstanding certificates, an
| increase Of 42,005 ounces u,.h;
,ece;ved to-day S23O,27l National bank notes for
| redemption, .,... o.o seo-,7o7. the in.
.oraI revenue receipts S7l5,l25, and the miscet-
lanHons receipts s47,776. - s.a.o,r.nt o,
jou nn hard and deposits in bank compares
cSsh tho figures Of the last previous statement
as follows: o., pIGercnces
a. us, o,o "a y, q, % aos Ola Inc sl??. 605
Net gold honnsi-3 s SVo ~ 3t1 Inc 2OS 40
Not y a -'""~0''
| Net legal tenders n ,o- oco II. lee Dec. 1l2sS7
| on hand w. 'o' -
Actual cash IN tho
over outs'sho ae 442 AZ sl3e 200 025 inc
| Deposits in bank NV ~. - Il.
IA, s144O G9 974 slfi 5,Sl7 Inc. e'4o'o'"
Thoro wa, only a moderate supply 81 com
III hiIs In the market, but the foreign ca
HiieICiai N, honvr In time COinnarcd WIN