New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-10
COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS
sl90. 324 800 s211. o20,4+1 s2ll So
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

The buying for the short account %eneu .,ov
be utterly exhausted. and there was no othcr
demand OF any kind. The opening was d'I!
and lower because the London market was hot
responsive 10 the feeble attempts TO advance prcs
although few stocks ended al their top prices;
and the final gains were largest in INDUSTRIAL
stocks and others affected by special causes New
the most OF the advance. although there were
no rumors Of fresh combinations IL the Keaa,hg
Railroad has leased or . any f Ih
10 reflect the advantage. The WesKrs' s,TchS
were those which have an international market
ST Paul declined from the first, but its extreme
fluctuations were less than l,2 per cent. What WHAT
was surprising was that 1T should have yielded
at all in the face Of the very favorable s'aem"nl
and the renewal Of dividends on the common
stock European holders were reported 10 DC
disappointed because the rate Of dividend was not
8 instead Of per cent, but this must have pen
probably larger dividend could not have pre-
vented The declines in the other granger socks
and in Erie Lake Shore Louisville and Nasivliir
and Western Union Telegraph were more slgnlii-
can't than the apparent strength Of Sugar Re-
filming, Distilling and Cattle Feeding AMI lew
other stocks Of the same class: which may @
moved in any direction. according 10 thr whlnls
Of these spectators who are charged with the
duty Of distributing certain amount OF stock:
No engagements Of gold for export were maze, bnt
the exchange market firm: AMI shipments
wcrc DELAYED only by the lack of direct com
municaton with the Continent
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
A sale Of s2,7OO coupon As Mt l15 strength
oncd the Government bond market. The closing
quotations werf rs follows
UsAhs 1901 con. ,s.ur g. 1890 s3e .l l19l
':"' fS ss5 i i5s
The business in State issues was limited to
North Carolina special tax, Western North Caro-
lima Railroad, at T.. ,,..,a
more active, but the total business was not large
Atchison incomes rose 3-4 per cent to % Is, ana
we're in demand OF the highest figures i'adlng
incomes were dull and practically unchanged.
There were symptoms Of movement IN Kch-
mond Terminal collateral trust js, but the al
vance was not maintained, and the last price was
not above the opening one. a few special Issues
scored fractional gains. The market was dull
in the last hour, and no large amount OF bonds
could have been sold at the current quotations.
Reference is made to our full report OF bond
sales. -, H.. ,
business was done at per cent
Exchanges. 81 O2, O73,l4s balances, 3d. 1850.
The Sub. Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House Scissor. The business OF tn"
Guides reeep,s 'V Of and Of
sI5.3c274I, leaving the general bal ance Sl3J,-
Oo5,94s against on SeIte Hti an
f tRs psSme Hss g. for items affect
only its accounts with the general Treasury Its
cain as affecting the banks Is SE.o'n,io <, ihis
result includes receipts of Si,1l9,QOO for pay
mcnt at other points Of this sum $4,000 was
shipped direct from this city a.
To-day's operations included: Receipts, ~
800, 752: payments, 50. 100 45o with balances OF
SlI3,Ig1,245 coin and $l9,s0s,69s currency
The Treasury bought 100000 ounces OF silver
bullion at SO "a and s3.5s cents an ounce. The
offerings amounted TO 10000 ounces at prices
which were not made public. :,
The United States Treasury at washington re.
cciyed today S2l0,T5O National bark notes for
redemption.
revenue receipts $Gcl,lis, and the miscellaneous
To-days Washington Treasury statement 81
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares with