New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-25
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


change must be considered special transactions"
1t is certain that the shipments. or the exchanges
are artificial The actual loss on the engage
mcnts of Sl5OO,OOO reported to-day was not
large. however, and probably it was not borne
by the shippers. 1t merely the premium
which the European buyers were willing to pay.
The specie went to either Paris or Briln. nut
there is no doubt that it was bought Tor the
account of Austria. There is, therefore. no as
surance that the movement will not be con-
timed The balance Of trade and the movement
of securities are Of little importance unless II
is also known what price may he placed on the
metal by the countries which wish TO adopt IL
% the basis of international exchange. The
complaints from India, whose minis are stu
open to the free coinage of silver, have recently
been loud, and it would not be surprising if
that country should appear soon as buyer
Of gold 1t is fortunate that the United States
is producer of gold as we'll as silver, and that
its faith and credit pledged to the Inaln-
tenance of parity between the two metals.
The stock market paid little attention 10 the
shipments Of gold because 1t regarded them as
forced and meretricious. 1t was affected sun
less By the labor troubles at Buffalo, which 1t
considered practically settled. The continued
weakness of New-England was due to the growing
belief that the company would DE forced 10 de-
fault in it's interest payments and would IuIl
consequently into the hands OF its wealthy rival
Next to New England in point OF activity was
Distillinc and C1ttle Feeding, which rose per
cent without other than speculative excuse. inc
rapid advance suggested that INSIDE interests ma
abandoned attempts TO deprcss the price, put the
buying whs of character TO Suggest sun hioIr
plainly that the manipulation OF inc s'ocn mi.
been intrusted TO spectators who have recently
| achieved fame and fortune In the industrial
| stocks The rest of the mar ket was featurelchs'
The total business was much less than II was yes
| hui fho din
| Gnai changes were generally small gains, MIS-
souri, Pacific exceptionally closed per cent hignei'
can't than the late decline in lackawannaec me op.
ciosing was az concessions from the highest hsur'
| but il was not weak. n,,rr
TIE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
| ment bonds at the Stock ENchange' Inc MAJ"
was firm at these quotations: .. ....
BIG Asked l. S curos 1906 IGo,s
e !; i::
H. business in State issues WAS not important;
l. comprised Alabama, class B. at 100 X am; anu
cnr T Funding As at o. Arkansas rs; ismeh
70 the Fort Smith Railroad. at 10 IL. ana Somtn
lug and "a Der cent OF city bank stocks
American Exchange sold $50 at i'' ~ anu
Western t6) at 100 is. ...nr.r, Atchi.
COW incom.s were active, hut they closed only -
nor cent higher at 60 So, after sales al o. INES
and Pacific rsts were steady at 80: o and Sonth
r xc,ern Pe Issues closed the fractions higher at
20 "A for firsts and 80 So for seconds. uh,1n
Pacific, Denver and Gan rS's a humber Of special
70 our full report Of bond sales .u,oa
- Money on call at the Stock Exchange ru aSa
.. nor cent, but exceptional loans were maze
at both hgher and lower hgnres . .. follows:
The Clearing House statement was a. eo5
Ex Tha SsS Tessnry was debtor tho Clearing
House $560s93 Its net loss on ana ;r c",n
5000 &c. made Up by loss Of The III DAVIS laws
norations Included Receipts, S2,O23,o,4 PAY
mcnts So e25740: resulting in general oan an;
~ SI35sil, Os2 consisting Of 81 4,So"'S2' coin
anu ~ I,srcantle Safe Deposit Company reported
an hand 70 secure outstanding certificates ,y9a,olu
ounces of silver bullion. The wthdrawa's "cic
'VTDs United States Treasury at WASHINGTON r..
| .o,od ,n'dnv SI90.496 National bank notes for
rear ZEN stoms receipts were sGoo9o5, the internal
revenn. receipts s464:55l. and the misceliane0"S
receipts Si''vW Washington Treasury statement OF
| o.sh on hand and deposits in bank compares WIN
the figures of the last previous statement do
follows: An, a Differences
XSt sGa o." on Nd s$ae7oo s2s5c24 Dec %o''
Net f Ssnd tender. ,.ossoe, ,esl s7s Dec s".ss
| Actual cash in the
| Treasury vaults
over outstanding M. ,oo a, 20 h6e 400 Dec 81
eerumcaikS t.nk 10 1878 12051737 Dec llioIo
.., hal sIn s4s. OILS sI4o,5io,16G Dec. sl'SS' s1'
H T,. foreign exchanges were dull and rather
heavT Offerings Of bankers bills were IN 6ir an
Of on %es sSd export, se"eH c@was
for actual business Bankers bills
sa ssss,Dst &C. SeS s s e francs '%s long
snor' sWi" ~. reichmarks. 95 IA and 05 5-s
"H London British , csnsGs At lost the of SSs
made yes,tertthhs account. The Bank Of England
mG ;neS on I 600 bullion balance In the OPEN
..Sn, monrv was abundant at ] is rer cent