New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-07

nor TO the probable continuance of gold exports,
some stocks 10 the highest points for the day
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government bonds
al thc Stock Exchange aside from small sal"
of District of Columbia 3-eos at ~ i,s, blds
for A. were lowered IA per cent The maj
quotations were as follows:
us.s- 1891 seSrG. I 1922 80.
',cG ia. y.s Gu, g: 1898 ,ls
Sisiiy3fc liz ii;is Dis.Coi 3C5 l92ilIa'' 1l2H
The business in State issues comprised Louisiana
consol A. at %. and South Carolina non-ihnd-
able IS at 8 The only sale of city bank stocks
was Western National go at 10. ,,,. r.or,hv
The general bond maj kct was hardly worthy
Of notice There was the perennial deinand Tor
good bonds at prices which holders were I'M
willing to accept. The stagnation III the spccl-
lativc issues YVES not less marked. Atchson in
comes closed IA per cent higher at %. blt the
general Is We're unchanged at SO IA. II" ifah-
was decline of is per cent n the hlid IN
comes. which closed at 50 5-s. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas ~ lost IS per cent AT ~ 3-S, mn
the seconds closed IA higher at A. Texas ana
is made TO our full report of bond sales
Money on call ruled at per cent mt few
loans .ycre made AT 3 1-2 per cent. J. line money
wac abundant on hrst-class collateral r..
The Clearing House statement was as follows:
Exchanges. ss3,eoG.$2o balances - ,s4S;jl,
The Snb-Treasury was debtor TO the Clearing
House g 500 Its net loss balance since
Triday s3s4so made Sp by by lGs. of id
cnTrcn new The two days operations included:
Receipts SJjr3,2G payments. S1,o36.i4O; re-
sultinc in 4 General balance OF Si33, ~ 7W con,
eisting Of $ll2,947,699 c'in and S2o,95@'oo'
The United States Treasury at WASHINGTON
received to-day S2jl,223 National bank notes Tor
redemption. ,oo A.. ;,,.,.t
revenue receipts S35O, $50, and the miscellancou;
receipts S24,3sl. ... o...o,.o,. =,
no-days Washington Treasury statement ., 81
cash On hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
tho figures Of the last previous statement as
follows ' :.
Ne. gold on ssss e ssss
net silver on nd s,i23'4ao 3o'o'02 Der c0S7'
N es Sana sa7ms ,477ao7' Inc 2slos,o
AT TrcnsS uSy" I "a
50. Sc 'Ys g Inc Inc 81 81
Net cash hal en c5i 57i sife,ao.''o Inc $3.50 or
The foreign exchanges were dull and unchanged;
There was no increased supply OF commercial
hills and the slight concessions III stcrihe ra,eS
were suggestive Of further shipments OF goln
Amended are quotations for actual Dlsl'ess'
BANKERS bills "a SO "a and 81 so IA for long
and short sterling respectively French francs
sIs "a and 5lj j-s /: rcichmarks, % 1-la0j 3-S
'' Tr Iondon British consols were strong in the
earIv dealings, but they closed UNCHANGED AZ
81 I-l6 for both money and the account. In thc
arpv
fnr discounts and excessively abundant at l-2 per
cont for daily balances Bar silver was quoted
steady at 80 I'D. an ounce American railway
shares were affected by the variations IN the
hn,no market hut they were otherwise featurcess
The closing was not at the best figures. AZ Paris
French 3 per cents closed 10 confines higher at
The American Sugar Refining Company has de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF J.? per cent on
The common stock, PAYABLE on October /, TO stock
holders of record on September l3
". Brown IL
occurred interest S h a,dounf t 81 e sr
Water. Liqht and Power Company of the City Of
Superior. Wis r,,r,Ncc
ATCHIsoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.
1890 1891 1892
9: :ss
''" ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
$ s5sS$ 5sssss
COLORADO MIDLAND.
F::s e ssa siss
'" BUTFALo. ROCHESTER, AND rIrIsBUhd.
Ss%s;' e :s g:
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
,oss S SO ,sss$$
CHICAGO AND EAST ILLINOIS.
$:' Z s;$ sssiiS S s si S
CHICAGO. PEORIA AND ST. LOUIS.
Ss%s;' s.$ :s .s ss5sS :s:sS
DENVER AND Rio GRANDE
S%s'; vet: e g S$$
EVANSVILLE AND INDIANAPOLIS.
Nombrr Of miles. loo los 100