New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-11
CLOSING rR1cEs OF rnILApELrnA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tie stock market was quieter to-day, but tho
som what smaller business was more widely dis
tributcd The losses suffered yesterday were
recovered rs a rule, although some OF the indus
trial stocks displayed litle hesitation. In this
group. Distin. and Cattle Feeding was a con-
spcuous exception in every respect 1t rose
per cent, and, after final concessions it recorded
gain Of ii per cent. For the rally there was
The excuse that some Of tie persons most heavily
interested in the company arc powerful members
Of the Democratic party. Blind selling OF stocks
met its natural reward in this and few other
instances Distlling and Cattle Feeding was ky
all odds the most active stock Next % II IN
interest were ST Paul, Erie, Louisville and Nash
vile and Northern Pacific preferred. The causes
that influenced them naturally were diverse ana
| possibly they were not well-founded. IL must he
noted however, that these stocks enjoy an inter-
national market. although their advances maY
not have been due TO purchases for European
account The strength OF foreign exchange eN-
cited q suspicion mat Europe was seller rather
such an extent that the fluctuations possessed
little meaning An outside interest in stocks INST
be attracted before there Is any important nov
! nent. 1t is immdteral In the view OF brokers
whether the movement is up or down. Activity
| is what is desired By every member Of the Stock
| Exchange and at tie moment, and, in fact, for
two years, actiyit! IL the ore clement that is lack
| Ing The holders Of stocks cling ienaciously 10
what they have, and for their confidence there
are many good reasons They refuse 10 add 10
their store, and investors here and abroad appear
| 10 be content with the returns which they receive
| The final changes were almost universally adj
| vanccS, and the closing was confident, although
| last prices were not always the best.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
A sale Of SIS, OO) registered As at 10 was 90
unusual that asked prices for tins issue Of GOV
ernlnent bonds was reduced Is per cent. Fnal
quotations follows
b AsAeo BdAsked.
US 4hs1s9l CON lus.cur.et 1922 100.
= t:2$S5 @ 5ssi45s Il; i s5'iio.
| C.S.curG' 1885. ~ go. l
| There were 10 trausac tiOns in State issues and
! city bank stocks also we're neglected
| There was livclier demand for railroad bonds
end consequently the movement Of prices was was
| inward The dealings were largely in special
| issues, but this feature may rot have been an
unfortunate one Atlantic and Pacific lirstS closed
SIS per cent higher at - ~ and Tie income,
| ia Der cent at u II. Missouri, Kansas and
| Texas seconds were in request, gaining "a per
cent at - l-2. The greatest Use was made by
| Green Bay Winona and st. Pau incomes. which
| touched 80 l-2 and at 80 gained IL per cent
| MANY issues reached final advances Of l-4al-2
per cent. Reference is made TO our full report
| of bond sales.
Money on call continued to rule at . IL per
cent, but a considerable business was done at )
per cent, which was tie closing rate. HE tone
Of the market was in favor Of greater ease
| Tic Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges: Sf3i,II6, $50 balances, $3.50? i2s.
Tho Sub-Trcasnry was debtor to me Clcaflna
S7so.476. made up by losses Of $55o,7s3 in coin
and s226,687 in currency Iae days opcTntiUn'
included Receipts, ' Srol hp tT"s", Of
Sic. .527 consisting Of 81 ,3l5,@s5 coin1 ana
The United States Treasury at WASHINGTON
received today S7l05I National bank notes for
''4 The customs receipts were s4o,O5a' the in
teTHn 5eyen ps..,1 TfsFPa14 s'"'' al" '
| To-lays Washington Treasury statement 1
cash on hand and deposits in hanks compares WIN
tho figures of the last previous statement d
follows: n,c.,oocc.
n. e.: .s., "a '' ss3 's &c. &c.
SSs l SSad tender, 2o o2ie72' Dec 90 600
Actual cash in The
% R %S 5Ps
xe cash ,ar.. sIi6;7I 49, sl4oo7c21e Inc s2oi'8'a
The foreign exchanges were dgl' but strong r. ana
rates on London were mat'riiN hl2,rr .r..
| was n lack Of commercial bills. t",pW,n', IL H.
| ouotations for actual business ihinkrrS p ,
s. s3 3-4asi 81 ard 81 sc l-?aS4 Ts ~ ior Ims
md short sterling respectively; rr nd a. 10
| 20 and 5l7 10: rcichmarEs, W III" W i-''
FOREIGN MARKETS
| Tho Governors Of the Bank of England AT thrlr
| ,yeeElv meeting made no change IN l'f mliII'h"I
rate Of diecDuat which remains at Per cIht, ia
thc week The bank lost fj5,ooO bulIio'l pu' wv
uronortion Of reserve 10 liab lities waS rail- ~,
pn "a 70 Ass Der cent, aqans; an advance ron
&c n 70 4osG per cert in the corresponding wccS
last year when the discount ratr was u"r1' Gno
| -, per cent The bank TO-DAY I"tr N,V'yT,"
a. n,I1on pc On balance. At the London stock ~.
charge British consols were steady az ~ , one
money and 81 ZIG for tic account ~ c cnt T,r
i"connts ard abundant 81 IA per cent for daiiX
| haI,nre~, Bar silver further yielded u sinai
|
,.a sharrs were inactive and Irregular but me
closing was at Il smart recovery ~ luls rIo" ,n
| 2 nrr cents rallied TO 00.j5, slGht cNth'u ~! ""
| sterling. oo ,,oo,ocucet Erook-
,,n offers choice local bonds for safe WINS
TH.nn,ot,rn PARK. prr cent and Brooklyn water,
Ger cent bonds and wants stocks 's doDMs
SnwYorh Gnar,ntrr and Indemnify o T'app.ric,