New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-26
CLOSING; pRIcrS OF BOSTON STOCKS
Rosto, Oct o5 1892
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


The inward movement in the stock marRc
was continued for IA short time to-day Inc DIV
inc WAS for Investment, Of course. and the sell
in WAS invariably for the short account. mere
wore no reasons why New-England should have
drained abruptly per cent, ana there were
equally no reasons why it should have rallied
until It's final loss WAS only 5-S per cent. Inc
recen, proninepce Of this stock may not he "A-
claimed II il should he admitted that
control Of the property had been Sc
cured by the Reading and bosn"
and Maine interests. AMI that the president OF the
reading was the executive head Of the three
svstcms. il would not follow necessarily that dlNl,
dcnJs on New England stock would De deciaIe!
in the next few years. speculative movcln ,Is
Who have a little IN oney and considerable pluck
The mystery wnicn may he thrown apou' NV
dealings cannot be measured By the milea-e Vi
apparent ownership OF the system -
For some reason or other New-England sup
piled nearly one.qlnrter OF The tota puHl't:
Reading was next in point or ao1 vanc.; sn were
made by special stocks, but the final variations
were generally declines. The stocks which ar"
dealt in abroad were YER %c%k o@ Tt
Reading and Northern Pacific prefcrred, which
gained IA per cent, every stock when mas al
International market suffered snps'ataI ",e s
cording TO the plans of the professional trar-
ers, who are in absolute control Of tnc nuc'""-
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET.
,1o n.rc M transactions in Government
honds AZ the Stock EAchGn1e. and quotations were
unchanged as follows:
us s..s ss I ssr ss j{ s:
S." 81 Ill., ;:i 3: 'ss
amonr State issues there were moderate deal ca,
;rcs in Southern Do1d-. Tho business ihcluuti
Wsbama cas- A, at 1O=; Arkansas s. I,sucd IN
sid Of the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
Ct 29azo Ia ana psd r River sIa RSilroad at 10 ~
G 4yIti'sss G. lHoford) sold at o: Or city oahH
stocks Continental sold t25) at l35 t.. ,a;,,yov
honl and Consequently the prices OF special issues
,yere ADVANCED Erie second consols were ; Gu,-
lido this list and they closed ~ per cent gnel
at lo7 Small gains Te So,tbern 5s Chicago
s snd Se qI Paoihc hrsts General Electro
Infent,Ire IS and Philadelphia and Reading ,.if1 t
incomes Reference is made to our iuil repofO u
'' Money on call ruled at per cent. con- con
siderable business was done AZ peI cr caIIv in
exceptionally few ", 'C Cams were p'1'''
EXCHANGES sis9s12, 755; balances SS'2G$n4 %,
| The SnfSTreasury was DEBTOR TO INC Ceaii ia
House SSs2ISI. It's net Ices on balance was
srS4 az made up by Losses OF 81 os,s1O IN com
and Ss1s.775 in currency The days opera'l,D I
included: Receipts. $?,SSosgZ pay of e,2o'
| 99o9'3s5 cons:stine OF $l13.2l7.o25 coin an"
S7177,3e currency 49, whiro.op
The Unitei States Treasury at Washng, con
received to-day $i56,1oA National panN po"' io'
| redemption. o,,ooe +be in
t.rnal revenue receipts S26375'' ana the MS
| cellaneous receipts $}5,149: . =,
oei To-dny's Washington Treasury statement oil
cash IN hand and deposits IN bank compare.
with the figures Of the last previous statement
"a follows. n,rer.,cc.
| -. oc VI =. ~, q, 90 al o.; Inc 1907 362
Net gold on handfiZ nnp iio773 Dec. j2S
| Net legal tenders ,,. 40, q coo eoO Dec l2I Sso
| on hand ...-... o'h1'1o- ''''-,