New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-06
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE n STOCKS.


The stock market to-day was extremely ~
regular. The leadership i'll point Of activity wa-
resumed by Philadelphia and Reading. while "a"
industrial shares achieved prominence that wa
not beneficial to the recent hopeful temper 81
speculation. The sales Of American Sugar Refining
exceeded 10000 share, out Of a total record OF
more than Al ,000 shares, and after an early
bulge 20 40 -. il WAS Professionally sold until the
price had fallen to l07 3-sa107 -, against
I06 - at Saturdays closing Dstiors and
Cattle Feeders also was active, and, while II.
net loss only II per cert, the fall from the
highest point of the day was | per cent. The
movement downward in these stocks Wa most
pronounced in the late trading, and did mach 10
modify the temper Of traders. Ih" general mnr-
kct was strong, and while the buying for foreign
account was only moderate, il may be significant
that the shares which enjoy international
patronage are higher, A. rule The easier tonc
in the foreign exchanges was factor which en-
couragcd the early display Of strength.
The almost buoyant ton" in Reading was not
felt until the afternoon dealings. he price rose
10 sc Is and al q reaction TO "a IL it recorded
a net advance Of more than ! per cent. Inc
other coalcrs showed sympathetic strength
Rnmors were current t. the effect that Il judicial
decision in the Arnot suit against the Lchish
Valley had improved the condition Of LITIGATION
affecting the coal combination, 30 far q, that j.
wrapped up IN the Readings ability 10 control
fine Lrhigh VALLEY and the Central Of N'W-JcrScy.
H,.,nnrLablr activity was Developed in Illinois
Central on reports to the decision OF the United
state, supreme Court respecting ia" road Il-lltS
ON The lake front in Chicago. and. Will" tn" Ir,'
favorable version Of the decision influenced an
advance 20 100 81, thcr" was la'" drop 10
IOl l-2al al 81, net loss OF IA per cent on
advcrs, reports. The stocks identified with W.
t,ould's name were strong, Western mon bclne
Wit a
The nlrket closed irregular, and. Withstand
ING the strc1Hh in Reading, the weakness ol
the leading industrial shares seemed 10 U' "''
controlling influence.
The DAY ~ TIE BOND MARKET.
There were small sales in Government coupe?
4s az the Stock rNchanrr al the asked pIIcc-
ia II. The market was ilrm III tone ana ~,
asking price of the bonds named were nI'ahrc'
IL pcr cent Otherwise no cianp" was made ~
final quotations. which were as follows:
rsr,.lso con. SD ASKED us.cresl-a, P %.
tinucd at per = 'cn ,' ~ ~" 10 nai CO.,
81 Iss. II ni s. s H. r.
The ,ol,s Of State bonds covered Louisiana con
sos Is at 90 l-2a9G -. III p""h S o"a ~"
oulv sale was Bank Of Commerce w. al w.
In the general bond market more activity wa
shown and the tendency Of prices was uPN".
Toledo It. Louis and Kansas Cn% 1913 %"'" ri ~.
demand at rise OF ~ per irht t.. ~ l,,c dr,I
ngs, with gain of Is per cent IN thr .us Pr
fcrrcd incomes at Ok -. "a III the dcIcII'" az
comes at I6 ~ and II per cent ~ wv "'''
urcfcrred incomes at 60 -. LouiSNiF, IN''',
Vile and II. Louis IS rose | per cent y" - -
Nearly all the Southwest rn Issues were ILL.,,
Green BAY Winona and ~. Paul incomes gaiie'
thc fraction at - 3-s. Chicago and Ere neon ;
declined - per cent TO 40. Inc maik''i cIp"''
strong for nearly all Issues. Reference l. ha"'
IN our tall report of bond ealcs
Money on call generally ruled AZ J.? per cent
but there were frequent exceptions NJ lower "s-
urGs 1900. g.. ,.uo,,..
The Clearing House statement was ~ ioiio"S'
Exchpnges 500, 1861 balances, Si,9b@, ibl.
The Subj rcasHIy WIS debtor 10 tIic '"'Ii"S
House S25; ,ss9. It's Let loss pn n'Hhcc shoo
Friday was $l32 CO, made up by = ln;3 Of Trlee,-
$50 i'm currency, less glin OF too,-, 80 III cum
The two days' operations included: Hncrlpt'' %
O2sls: payments, Sj,s3jOl F-uI!hs III
general balance OF Slli.51I.'9l, CONSISTING "
SIOs c56 35s coin and SJ.6l s.fj6 currency ,
Tho Treasury purchased 3OO.Ooo Guns OF ~, az
yer M prices ranging from si.?l 10 e4.V'' II"
totaL onerinps were II 900 ounces
II. Mercantile Safe Deposit Company reports
silver bullion on hand To secure outstanding W.T.
fidcatcu 10 the amount OF I,21O,oo1 oinc'S.
Tho United States Treasury AT WASHINGTON "
ceivcd to-day 20j,slG National BANK notes i'I IT,
TEo customs receipts were S65s,o3J, thr Ihttr-
nal revenue receipts 81 ,o3o,2l5, ana the misc'h"-
ncons receipts S?56,6s0. a..,o,,.on, q,
~ To-lay's Washington Treasury statement ol
cash on hand and deposits IN banks CONF a'N