New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-03

from PhilsdephLi, and from that city came re-
ports that the Beading and the Ienn I:S over
freight rates for coal, aud that coal "'i "as
imminent The selling of Reading bends m1 WA "a, az
conspicuous as the activity in the sto t r"mors
had more than speculative foundation III ''r
last hour fall of l per cent in Louisville a aiu
Nashville was without plausible excuse. LUZ LUZ
swhe the final variations were divided they "e we're
generally advances The closing was no,
strong, in spite of the rally, but was feverlsl ana
uncertain.
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
Small sales OF Government coupon as f nr
this issue at the Stock Exchange IA per cent
The final quotations were as follows; ..
u as::s 49,. y S:, s:$: 3sss HE
iEs ss :2sf q 'Ss IL
State issues were utterly neglected and there
were no sales OF city bank stocks. -. ,os
the activity in Philadelphia and Reading IN
comes. which were pressed for Gale almost lrou .
the opening. The iirsts closed - per c cen'
lower at 10 after sales at "a "a, the scent ceut
ut 80 II after recovery OF the fraction. Inc eem
eral ~ were less active, but they declined l pr
issues, but they rarely reached l per cent. On
the other hand, Atchson incomes advanceu 10
- IA, and AT So 81 recorded hnal gan, ,, vi
| Der cent Texas and Pacific firsts made q IKE
advance closing at sI The general market was
quiet without important changes. Reference II
made 10 our full report of bond sales. ..
The ruling rate for call money was ler c''n'.
Loans were made as high as 3, but considerable ~,
business was also done at 3 1-2 per cent Inc
time money market continues firm. ,,uo,s q.
The Clearing House statement was az 1OloWs
Exchanges, Si53.Gol 1852 balances, STA ~. y,
The Sub-1lcaslfy to-day WIS debtor 10 .hc
Clearing House $lsO535. The, business 81 inc IN
Treasury for tie week ending ,ornlst Of
sol Is4,275, leaving the general balance So
o33l91. against .Sl35,4 46,497 on August 20; AZ
apparent loss of 81 ,5l6.3ob. But dcdncting Iron,
the payments Sj.1j3500 and from me irceiplN
S23 Q 900 for item, which affect only IT'S m-
count, with the general Treasury. its gam u.
affecting the banks is .l94 but tins r''u, y,
includes receipts Of 900 Tor pay "i
other points or this sam 100000 was shipped
direct from this city. III" actual loS- VI NV
banks was $2,47l.1Oi. &C
14O50s payments, S6,lf9.79s: with balances
of SIl3,O5o. COS coin and S20.s.3,496 CURRENCY
The Treasury began MS september purchase, w
Fvcr bullion by taxing "l'Soc o" n"t Of Of total
offerings that announced 10 1073,00o ounces
The Mercantile Safe Deposit COMPANY, rrp .doe
on hand 70 secure outstanding certificates de-
crease Of 1897 ounces. ..,o,
The foreign exchanges were dull but wl'ilon
change in recent conditions. The engagements 81
cold for export by to-morrows steamers amounted
10 SO 500, 900. Tho tone Of the market was !"
tritc easier, but there was no change ~ quota
tons which were as follows for actual business !:
I,ankcrs bills 81 90 81 and - IS IA for long
and short sterling respectively; French francs,
SIG "a and 515 SIS rechmarks. 0j l-4ao5 3-S
and % j-Sag5 "a.
In London British consols were unchanged AT
o6 1916 for money and 90 "a for I've account.
The Bank Of England gained GSo.00O- bullion on
balance In the open market money ruled az |
Fer cent for discounts and IL per cent for bank
crs balances. Bar silver remained steady AZ
~ sd an ounce. American railway shares re
fused to follow closely the decline in the home
market. AMI buying was reported 20 I've more ar.
five The closing was ut the highest prices. ~
| Paris French per cents further advanced 20 con
times to O0.5j, sight exchange on London being
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