New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-04

fgesai tenders " S7sss SO 5Sssi5oS bee 20c4 2oj
Total $3.50 1863 200 sla4 800 Dec s,27c4Oo
sssns, DEPOSITS oa7os2s 127e51 300 Dec. 2.oocc5
Surplus . se,es7s75 $3.50 500 Dec 1881 1873
The Clearing House statement is as follows:
For to-day-Exchanges, S149,34o, 962; balances,
1881 1856. For the week-Exchanges. eG7,36o.-
031 balances, S37,550,55o.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock market was irregular. but compare
lively strong. 1t ignored first arrivals of cholera
in the belief that the quarantine is strict
that the plague will not reach land: Ihe opening
was was not entirely confident. In the meanwhile
tho buying of Sugar Refining was SO brisk as
to give an impetus to an otherwise dull market
recoverles in the coal stocks. which are held
more closely. The tranactions in Reading and
the leading industrial stocks were about one-half
satisfying i the movement had been more u, uni
had been expended on the Vanderbilt stocks, for
It is possible that the stocks which have broad
market arc more difficult to move. but they ought
not to be neglected, and reccssions in the very
be regarded as wholly inexcusabe. The irregp,-
larity shows an absence of ability or Of intel
igent appreciation Of market conditions on tn"
not affected perccptlbly by the publication Of
the weekly bank statement which more
favorable than ought to have been expected
INC uHui CnduRSS WcTc ScHcIaiiS
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were transactions in Government bonds
ut the Stock Exchange, but the market was firm
at these quotations:
v;s.,. 100, ..s s'' Asked gsss.ss,1sssss %Ss:
~: i1s .: -
State Issues continued to be neglected., and there
of nj hQn
The general bond market was stagnant The
trading was light, and the variations in prices
possessed little meaning rnadepha b and rs m
comes declined IL per cent to "A 1-2 but the
seconds and thirds rallied the same fraction to
2 and s mSde he
As opened at IS "a. but closed unclaimed at So
Other issues were dull, but firp Atchison As
debenture SO were l-a per cent higher at lo4, and
Missouri. Kansas and Texas As also rallied 10 so
On the other hand. Texas and Pacific frsts lost
the Improvement Of per cent which was recorded
Yesterday Reference Is made to our full report OF
Rates for cali money. were nominal, as usual
on Saturday, but few loans werc made at l-2
pei The SeD subrreasury was debtor to the Clearing
| House S3s0,524.
THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT
The receipts from customs reported at Wash
| ington to-day were S553,394 from internal rev.
enuc $9o7,S4O, and from mlscea se 80 sources
| SS2,0lS. The IfcaSury received SZ4b,UJ' M
ional bank notes for redemption; and the receipts
| on this account for the week amounted to
SI.ls3.e4a. TO secure National bank circulation
| it holds $l64, $50 in these bonds:
-Four and half per cents extended per $50
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
| 100000; bonds held to secure circulation with
drawn, Si70,5o0; National bank circulation out,
standing-~currency notes, $l72,444,s93; gold
notes 81 05,9l2; against which the Treasury holds
X25.S19,22i legal tender money for the redcmp-
| fjon of surrendered circulation.
In Lopdon British consols were q shade higher
at &c IA for money and 90 1915 for the account.
| In the open market money was abundant at not
over | Der cent for discounts and at l-2 per cent
| for daily balances. Bar silver was unchanged
1T 80 i-Sd. an ounce. American railway shares
were dull and dropping and the closing was
devoid of feature. At Paris French . per cents
yielded a few cehtimes, closing at 10o41 IL.
| The stockholders committee Of the Minneapolis
and ST. Louis Railway Company give notice that
| the transfer books of the company aie now cloSe
but that the stocks be deposited until furtnei
| notice with the Central Trust Company. WHICH
| will issue its receipts.
The following table gives the current quote
lions Of city bank stocks. together with theif