New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

decline in Reading was not unrcasonshle Peca1 I',
This company must now he held responssi!pr a
tba succ,ss or failure of the latest c0moinauou
TJ,o roner,l movement of prices was 90" uWfIu
5nd Northwest lost more than ST. fa ana ronle
cr the Industrial stocks were conspcuousN 80" ar
Tho exceptions 10 the general movement
Furnished bv Illinois Central which r"s, pr.
cont and by n few spccatics which MADE much
smaller Gains On very small transac'lonns 49, 49,
rs pcr cent higher The last prices were NOV
the lowest and the closing was by no means "ca"'
TIE DAY n TIE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds remained neglected at inc
Stock Exchange. but the final quotations were
unchanged follows
1891 con. scu i $50 i iis. "
e ;; i5ts s fS''! ''' 49,
There was rather more business in State issues IS
The transactions included Alabama, class d. a'
iG5 81. and Arkansas IS, Central Railroad Issue,
al :. and Little Rock, Pine Kuii and New, ear,
R Raj =, '. IS6 at and Mechanics 4o at ISIS
The general bond market was more active oil
CONTRARY 70 the usual rule lately the increase III
business resulted in lower pIlc@ rnllape'PT'hIs s
and Reading issues were specially depressed !nc
incomes lost from Ia to Is per cent ana 'n.
General mortgage A. closed 3-s per cent lover AZ
81 3s Chicago, Burlington and Quincy debcnlufe
Is were = of at 100. Northern facihc coIs2}
fraction 4 yrcat many issues wcr dealt in
without material charge in pres, he'ereu'e =
made 10 our full report OF bond sale. -.
Money on call ruled AT per cent, nnt tnc 'o'i'
Of the market was easier ana considrranIc puSl
ness was done N ; IL ard per cent Inc ''''
loans however. were AZ the ruling rate ,,
The Clearing House statement was ~ loll"Ws
Evchaugoe Si6T.g16010: balances. SS.ObH, ~.
The Suh-rrcasury was debtor to the clearing
House SSH $50. Its net loss on balance was
S2sl ssI made mp bv LOSSES Of SlO':9n III com
and S175,9io in currency The days operations
included: Receipts. $2.3Gi,9r:: .payments s.
5s6,1i3: resulting in q general baiah'e OF
$3.50 233, consisting of 81 26"','0 com anu 3D.
23g.52g currency. ,
The Treasury began IT, November purchases Of
silver bullion 10y buying '@s,ooo ounce AZ 80
and $3.50 cents an ounce lhc oh'finS> aino'. ~,
10 l3O1 600 ounces. but the prices Of thosr that
were rejected were not made public. he Mcrcai,
tile SAFE Deposit Company OF tins cry l"por''u
bullion on han At l.SS7,ss2 ounces $500,
The foreign exchanges continued 10 harden, anu
for demand drafts on both LONDON and III" , on .
tincnt rates were slightly higher. IN" supply oi
commercial hills was not adc 1uat" 10 si'lSiN 'hf
mercantile demand foI remittance Apprno't III A.
quotations for actual business: Bankers bills
81 81 Last - Ia and g. - l-2aSi 50 - Tor
long and short sterling respectively trench irahc''
$50 and 81 X relchmark'' ~ an, 80 * 70
40 3. for money and $40 to 90 - tr w"
account The Bank Of England lost .loO.ooD
bullion on balanc" In the open mark, n" h,,,
abundant at l-lai l-2 per cent for .iniiy, bal
ancns liar silver was Is lower At 80 sd. an
ounce American railway shares opcn"d firm, hut
the SUBSEQUENT movement was downward ana
the closing was dull and irregular. ~ Iaris
French 3 pcr cents early sold AZ $3.50. but they
closed unchanged at 90 sight "Nchansr on Lon
don was higher at 25l franc 20 INC -c6 nmo :
nor cent preferred stock Of th" United state
Rubber Company Offered 10 investors ~ ~ u
IIolins ( Co. and l'ako Bros a ga were
opened this morning. II Is stated oinclhlF 'lal
Al tho close = business over S6,oo",o"" ha-
been subscribed The books will close on or
before FRIDAY, November !. ...
r. /, SMITH n Co offer - investors AZ prlc"
which will net GA per cent limited amonnt
of the Security Corporation first consolidate !
mortgage per cont gold bonds; principal
the New.York Stock Exchahsc. The prop
critics Of the Security Corporation are
leased for term Of twenty years to me IA
tional Cordage Company for sum simeon. ~
nav the interest on the entire issue OF bonds, ana
a yearly sinking fund adequate 10 retire TINS
issue at maturity. :, ..o
The following securities were We're 'old az aac' Sn
al the Ncw-lork Real Estate Sai's'ooh ~
ADRIAN II Muller & son:
as 600 Colorado Midland Railway nr'' mortgage per
oonas 900 S'' Mi sEes Lake Shore ana we.-Tn Eaiway
consolidated mr., mortgage per rent 1ona' ul' WI
IS 900 Mnvouk-o Lake Shore and ws-,e,n EaiI WAY
sA,e ig, s s@a l" Or. iSs ioS ''' o'
0sITES.l MNauAr,. Lax snoe and wc,tern Railway
Pc GOO o0" M2TaS&ec Lake Shoe AID Western R,insy
Michigan ciyisionJ first mortgage lrf V'"' Eo'' ''
~ 900 milwaukee. Lake shor. aud wo.,era R.ii%ay
lOuonagrn division nr-t mortgage pr ech' p"Hu' en
'''pi ooo - Paul Ea,ten Grand Trunk Railway hr'
.t0oo Kankauna Water Power Company per cen,
ooo rmi:ed states registered per cen, bond due
,harts Rome. wa,ertovn and Osdsnsburs R'rroad
90 share. chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway
~ hare Diaware and Hudson Canal Company. 1872.
IA ID.
road ~ ~ yor,,, and r..c> Railroad I5s,
- 'narc' , l'rS N,tinal ispGS iot
IL .hafrs ,1iaton F.rc Insurance Company 600 PEI
90 hare, Gaatin national Ban4 sio ,,ae,.oo,,. and
jti not Of south aisle seats ground rent siJ-
5siic.te. Of 'ae%te5-aig Xssyors rfodues IN
600 S r aS'' r Sa vfsn ana Georgia n,rod
first mortgage per cent bond, dne 200 IL H. p.n
,: Fs a2 ,nS csSgi s S'S'cd o.
hars op.,s 'nd s. i9aiT Ri iS p%@roa' ~
~. Lou- southern Railroad second nortgaee .
% .iaTcs STANDARD G,s Light Company Of New.Yok
10 shares yellow Pine Company 5 per cent preferred
5000 Augusta Mining and Investment Company first
mortgage PER cent bonds. due 1900. 49,.
$4,000 augusta Mining and Investment Company de-
100 shares Chateauqsy ore and Iron Company. New
York 20.
o 6s Io%% un rSns n%i tTpTpG mpany
20 shares Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company.
1892.
S2J 600 TeNa- Central Railway first mortgage bonds.
due 1911 fFancrs Loan and Trust Company receipts ~.
~ 900 Long Dock Company per cent mortgage bonds
due June l. 1883. 1922.
- shares II0rc Insurance Company. li4.
GI9 shares Brooklvn CITY Railroad 21Si.
10 shares Pcnnsy lyana Coal Company. 297.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
TOLEDO AND ONO CENTRAL.
1900 1891 Ieo,