New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

The transactions in stocks to-day were ht'ie
larger than they were yesterday, but the increase
was made bv two specialtics Chicago Gas rose
about o per cent, and Disabling and Cattle feu-
ING which was second, ended without change
In the general market there was nothing DONG
Traders were inclined to reduce their contracts
and for no other reason Erie, New-Engand' Chion
Pacific and Western Union suffered losses oi
is per cent, and Reading, Louisville ana NASH
viIc and few other stocks recorded small galhS,
ST. Paul. Atchison, Missouri Pacific ana Nortllel.
Pacific preicrred closed absolutely Wl'IIouu
chsnge Declines of about "a per cent were
made V American Tobacco ana American Co.'o Ia
Oil stocks while American sugar hf',hilg c %ru
National Cordace closed a much as = p.i I I;r'
hi,ber. The DEALINGS except in the two leaiiut
stocks were Insignificant letting on the result lo
of the election was more attfac'He trPpa a5J W.
than speculation in stocks, WHICH Cor Enroncan
account. and while rates for foreign eXchahse
were nominally easier, the change was pr fr
sumably due only TO slightly ioWer ruus moi moi
caused by change in the balance oil trade or III
The movement of securities. The closing WINS
strong and confident, however, even II IL WAS en-
ceedingy dull
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
sale of $4,000 registered As at the pa price
was without perceptiblc eicc- on the hoN"rhnl'h
bond market Final luota'lons were unchanged
rs follows: M, ,,.
u ;s.es as s s:ss's "
liz si &c fs ssi liz
State issues were wholly neglected. ana there
were no sales of city bank stocks ,r,,o
The general bond market was s'aghahh Inv
only changes which were at all worthy OF notice
we're in specjal issues Green Bay, Winona ana
81 Paul incomes rose ! SIS per cent TO 50 DC,
but Ohio Southern general Is receded per cen.
to g. and st Louis and Sou"wespr 80 ,,ere
suffered the same loss at 20, Most issues were
quiet and firm Peferel ce Is made 10 our iuIi
report of bond sales ,.,,
Money on call ruled at per cent, although
near the close the rate fell TO per cent. Inc
last loans were made at The lower figure allan.
The Clearing House statement was 9s follows :;
Exchanges, Sl26, 20,o49 balances, So 57,4i7 I.
Tie Subj reasury today YVES cebtor 10 The
Clearing House S22O,yls. The business OF the
Sub Treasury for the week en1ing tonight In
clud,s receipts Of S1O,3Oo.slO, ana paymen,s, Vi
sal .063, ISL, leaving ;hc general balance 81 ~
Ss7,277, against $li9,75o,3ls on October 2s an
apparent loss of S7e3,ou.. But deducting from
me payments S3.5l 0,0C0 and from the receipts
81 ASA 900 for items which affect only rs ac-
counts with the general Treasury, is gain as
eFertinp the banks is 81 $50 This result
include, receipts Of $4,000 for payment at other
POINTS ~ this sum SG5G,oo0 was shipped direct
from this city. 40
To-day's operations included Receipts, 81,
S46,722: paymenta S?,jc9,467, with balances Of
Sil@,727, '3s coin and Sd259,539 currency
The United States Treasury at washington re-
ceived to-day S209.42o National bank notes for
redemption.
tcrnal revenue receipts S579,ol2, and the mis-
crllaneous receipts Slla,7ts.
To-day's Washinron Treasury statement Of
cesh on hand and deposits in hank compares
with tie figures OF the last previous statement a.
follows:
Nov. g. Nov. T. Difference
No On an hand 1924 C 1924 G077 Inc. slo9 0l3
Net silver hid 3.217S35 3GJ9,193 Dec. l7sOi2
/ Net legal tenders ,,o en-
or hand ......... 0,O9S.oio ool1olo Dec IS-'O7'
Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
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