New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The reaction IN the stock market to-day was
csns.d h, persistent selling for the long account.
Tho industrial stocks were tho weakest, as they
were the most active II was concluded promptly
that the downward movement was logIca!
eNouence Of the recent election. fall OF over
3 per cent in American Sugar Rcfnnr' which o't-
striped all other stocks in point OF activity, was
accompanied by losses Of about ! per cent III
American Cotton OIL American Tobacco Us
filling and Cattle Feeding and National Lead.
Tie final loss in Chicago Gas was IA per cent.
Tho movement In these stocks may nave Deem
natural. but the declines in railway stocks-in -
Paul Rock Island and Northwest. in the Granger
group. in Erie. Missouri Pacific, Reading ana
many others-were not 70 be explained in the same
way. Western Union Telegraph fell "a per
,ras affected by selling for European account or
bv tie result of the Nationa. election ne
declaration Of scrip DIVIDEND 90 ~ pei Sonu w.
not "a hours old, and. moreover lot OF ruhofs
in behalf Of the stock were SCI IN motloh' ~
spite of them the first prices of tie stock were te
highest and the las ones were the lowest ior tie
dav Ii must lie inferred that the weakness IN
tie industrial shares eXertcd a sentimental III
hucnce on the general market. IT. wa, fairly evil
dent, also, that pubic interest III S rnnn,
events Apparently, Europe is willing 70 soil
American srcurirc, whenever tins market WI
absorb It's offerings, and tie course OF stocks wch
do rot eniov an international market, suggests
tpot some other holders NAV be persuaded at
times. to divide their burdens The closing w"s
heavy and generally at Tic lowest hEnres. p, !;
iev, snecialti,a amon1 which Baltimore and Ohio
was the most conspicuous recorded final gains
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
The,a were no transactions in Government
bonds al the Stock FVchange and bids for the
4 were reduced IA per cent The closing quo
ia ions were as follows
Ed AsEed = ,ooo ,ia
Us 4iasIso1 con. ~ S'curS''i,sS9' ~. ..'
s;95 ll4a 10 s G c0r IS 1894 Iss IL H.,
State issue. were reeicc'ed and Of city bank
to k tie only lep-r'cl sale WAS Merchants I'o'
at La.
The general bond market was again more
active The movement of prices naturally was
toward q highor level, but. as Il rule, The hhai
advances Wcr" not lnpor'ih'' .'H'''It WV,
Pac tic incomes further galnel 1-N p'I cent, ~
- - Clc,arcakc arI Ohio general rs
ros, 3-N zen cent % - 81, ana Mis '1h-ln
Ccatial incomes were 81 per cent HILL al
1c H.? \ Great taTiciy Of issues recorder
fractional cain-. \ lcactionary tendency WAS
shown ly Uccn BAY, Winona and -. PanI m
cone hich lost s. pr cent, and by Northern
la,irc ons0i -, which closed J.? per cen, IoWcr
The oe~iinc> were exceptional ami small l"i-
crcncc is mad. - orr fun report of bond sales
" .nay Oh call was easier AMI per cent Wat
III. ruling rae nntll tie Inst hour, when DE-
lated fcu3nd cauici III" price 10 per cent.
TIE clearing House statement WI IS follow,
Exchange. ~ 30 ip.4I2s DdIdH''N' I'''~l ''''
lie Sul-1rcasIry 10 dry was debtor 20 the
Clearing House Se?7,oG2 The business of ta'
-ll-lren-ury for The week ending TONIGHT III,
eluGos receipts Of SI7,4l3,360. and payme-ts %
&1g72GCGe. leaving the General balanr' SIG,
G7307s against Sis os. ,2;7 on November !. an
,onarrnt loss of S2,3l3,219. But doducting Ir'm
he payments S3,2G3, 900 and from the receipts
II IA 600 for items which affect OILY its ac
counts with the general Treasury, IL loss rs
gectiuq the banks is 50 ~.29D. This result
,nrIudes receipts Of 81 o2O. 900 shipped directly
rom Ncw-YorlI for payment AZ other points. 49,,
To-days operations Included Receipts. -.
,Q3-1IG. pavmcnts 1888. 2G5. with balances o.
sill .ot9 ESQ coin and Sj.G30.e0s currency.
Tho Treasury bought IS 700 ounces OF silver
bullion AT prices ranging from $500 10 - cents
an ounce The offerings were $1,000 Ounces
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company Of tins
ritv reported deposits Of l,G14,593 ounceS
no United States Treasury at WASHINGTON
received today Sl54,15j National bank notes Tor
redemption - c.o.,-a ,ho in
tcrnal revenue receipts S572,o11. and the mis-
collaneous receipts Sl9,j21,
Todav's Washington Treasury Statement, , o.
cash on hand and deposits in banks compares "i'h