New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-05

buoyant. The largest opening gains "sIe , ,p
hy the Granger shares and iCr TINS display 'n'Ic
was only the WORKOUT prcteNt that the corn cryp
was safe from danger ny iI''t. SPrcuia',r ~ tn-
tcrt,st was directed aiIoitll u railway s'ocA''
and for the moment i'll lus'rlal stocks were me-
lected The evident purp ~ was to crea'" gen
cral impression that pubic buylng ma p'ru AT
ractcd and 10 this and the sreng.h OIL tle Lo-
tlon market was probably caused ny orders from
\e,y-NorK I'm fact the character OF ne marHrt
was not materially changed. While the total
business was larger than 1t has Deen ljr loIie
fme the buying for European account was NOT
active and investors everywhere were not per
sstent in their demands. Ii u certain that WhcH
a short interest was discovered IN any stock en-
rrgetlc attempts were made 70 drlV" IL u cover
The bulk of the business in Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy for instance, resulted from specula-
tive efforts Of this kind. This movement came
to an end shortly after noon ana searc b roa
in some Of the active specialtleS were iOftnpl-
ing of what might naturally follow purely artI-
fetal support The final xarianloHs were ,, g,''f-
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
A sale of So, 600 registered As al / II 5-s gave
strength to the Government bond market, and bids
for both classes Of tins Issue were advanced
further Ia ana IS per cent The closing quo
tations Were as follows:
Sid. Asked. ~ D. Asked
rs ras 1891 CON IU.scurGs 1896 1922 go.
tnt ret at pee o isSs is
G Ts4s fGSIt 1 l5G lsoi5.
IS. ,ur.os. ioy, 10. .
AmOnr Stale ISSUES FNkdIlS'tS -
urgent demand at adv ,ncng prices hos is ISSUED
in aid of tile Little Rock AMI Fort smith Railroad
rose pcr cent to 20: the Little Rock. rine
Bluff and New Orleans Issue gainea p0uachia
and Red River issue touched 20. and cios,d WIN
a gain of l.? per cent at ~ -. inr "n ais
other transaction IN State bonds WIS Smll say
of virginia deferred Is at L. lhcre "c1o no
sales Of city bank stocks; ~. .;,...
The general bond market was uhusnaliy ac'!se
and in consequence of the fresh demand .t'i'
an Tn
exception to the rule was furnished by Chicago
and Northern Pacific firsts. which fell to a. ana
at "a IS closed with "A loss OF over per os EN-.
Northern Pacific consol IS were affected by TINS
,lccline but after decline of ! per cenI 10
- tncy closed firm at - -. On the other
hand, Chicago and Eric lir'ts were l-2 per cent nr
higher At IO3, and incomes were only "a per
cent lower at AZ cXintercst. Richmond
Terminal is and IS were higher at 10 ~ ana
30 Is respectively. Reading incomes were IN
demand AMI the second and third preference m
comes raircd - per cent Wabash issues also
we're higher. Reference is made to our full re-
port OF bond sales G.
Money on call ruled at l2 per cent. Some
business was done at per cent, and. after nc
inands had been satisfied. at per cent
The Clearing House statement was rs follows
Exchanges S1jG. 5O1 .09s A: balances, S9,lJs,st':
The Sub-1reasury was debtor to TIE Clearing
House 81 205.9Ij. lis net loss on balance was
Sl,"49e2I made up by losses of S6O9,'o@ III com
and SG4O122 in currency.
The DAVIS operations included Receipts, 3d.
5o3,5ls: payments. 81 si33t2: resulting in
General balance Of Sl21,NSl.iSS, consisting OF
Sl1llOl. GG6 coin and $i3,1'7,i22 currency
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ccved today S2GO,16 National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receipts were SIS 80 ~,
the internal revenue receipts S51',i'3 ana the
miscellaneous receipts SG1.23J.
In the foreign exchange market tho offerings or
commercial bills were absorbed Gnickly ny pans ~
merchandise shipments. There was no ldfg" u'|
mand for remittance, but il Was sufficient 10 make
the market strong. Annexed are III" revised
quotations for actual business: Bankers bills
81 80 l-iaSi 81 IL and - So LAS 80 "a Tor
long and short sterling respectively French
francs, 51s 81 and 5.17 l-2 reiStmarks. % l-S
and % BIS
In London British consos were unchanged at
% for both money and ia" account. IN" BANK
# England lost 100000 bullion on balance. In
the open market discounts rather under |
per cent and demand money easier al IL
and "a per cent. Bar silver was quoted finn
At "A slight advance 10 IS 81 81. an ounce. Amer
lcan railway shares were higher in Response ~
the movement IN the home market, but no con-
cessions Of any importance were permitted at
the close. At Paris French per cents further
declined 10 9g.j7 -
At The regular weekly sae Of stocks aud bonds BY
L. " Iarnew 8 NO. ne 10, oli9Tins Were ,od'
IS shares Market and Fulton National Bank 200 each
$4,000 Des Moines and Fort Dodge Railroad nrst
mortgage o. per bonds due 1905. 80 pct cent.
30 shares National Bank Of the Republic. 300 each.
$4,000 Metropolitan Ferry Co. frat MORTGAGE = per
cent bonds. due 1887 nong Island Railroad CO... ol
10 shares Continental National Bank. 800 rI %. l3i
go 900 Atlanta and Chariot" AT L,ne Railway hf"t
~ 900 Poria and Pehn uron Railway s-coni mort
gage ~ PER bonds due 1921 ~.
shares National City Bank. 800 coch. '7$s
200 sh1--s Toledo. - Louis ani Kansas CITY Railroad
30 shares Portsmouth AMI Suffolk Water Co.. 30 for