New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Although the stock market was slightly less
active, it presented better, because more natural
appearance to-day. The business was distributed
more evenly, and the movement OF prices was
more uniform The industrial stocks were re-
manded TO a subordinate position. and the trans
actions In American Sugar Refining were httle
more than one-third of those yesterday AS a
group. the Industrial stocks were inclined TO be
weak, although Dstilling and Cattle Feeding
achieved a small gain. As rumors about the
business of this company beginning TO be
again extremely gloomy 1t may be suspected
that inside interests contemplating fresh
manoeuvre In the stock
The encouraging feature Of the market was the
wide and fairly even distribution of business
II tn. final advances rarely exceeded . fraction.
the movement was not spasmodic. while the de-
mand for railway stocks even If it was not large,
seemed to be general. There was, IL other words
less manipulation with show Of greater con-
fidenos. Among railway shares Atchison waS
foremost in every respect. 1t was In demand
from the start, and although it's last price was
little below it's highest one, its final gain was
/ Ia per cent. The advance was not unrcn-
sonable, for the company will be one OF the iirst
TO derive advantage from assured crops. There
is every reason 70 believe that the road Will nave
all the traffic it can handle for many months TO
come, Other large carriers Will he likely 10
move in the same direction as the line Of assured
crops gradually extends northward Although
the trading 1or'tess WAS largely professional,
tho confidence Of buyers wes shown by the utter
disregard of gold exports, which were somewhat
larger than had been expected. one reason, per
haps, is that these shipments had been antci-
pated and would have been made a week ago. II
dealers in exchange had not been restrained by
ndscreet lectures on their lack Of patriotism.
They may be the end Of the export movement
The defeat Of the Anti-Option BILL or the adjourn
rncnt Of Congress without action on the measure,
would tend 70 make this probability certainty.
OF the $3,950,000 gold taken FOR Europe only
100000 was paid for in gold certificates, so that
The Treasury stock was reduced by about So
$50, 900 The market closed strong, although
slight concessions were permitted in the final
dealings. Western Union was conspicuous by "a
final gain OF over per cent As rule, the
advances were fractional
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There we're again no transactions in Government
bonds; but the market was firm at these closing
quotations:
us.A.1ssl con- Biz Asked us.cur.e, iossi. '
tnued a. per eur : s. I Isao III. 49,"
i{S Il: u si 1899 800. il11
L s. cur IS, 1886 1867 80. '
Among State issues, Tennessee settlement rs
were active at an advance OF l per cent to 20 ~
or city bank stocks, Citizens sold (27) at SO IA.
The general bond market was unusually active,
the transactions exceeding S2,500,000 The
prominent feature of the dealings was the activity
and rise in Atchison incomes which closed ] l-S
per cent higher az 90 Is. The general movement
was upward aud great variety of issues re-
corded fractional gains. General Electric dcbcn
ture 50 were the fraction higher at l02 IA
Iowa Central firsts gained the same fraction at
50 IA. Missouri, Kansas and Texas seconds all
vanced 1-2 per cent to As. Philadelphia and
per cent to So l-s. Texas and Pacific seconds
were the fraction better at 30 1-2. Exceptions
10 the movement were declines of l-2 per cent IN
Hooking Valley 6s and Northern Pacific 5s ana
of / per cent in Richmond Terminal collateral
trust 5s. Reference is made TO our full report
of bond sales.
Money on call continued 10 rule at IL per
cent with exceptional transactions at 2 per cent
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges, S94,s0i 1854; balances S5,OGO,4O7.,
Clearing. House S4$o,3Ys' The business Of the
for the week ending tonight IN,
cludcs receipts Of S24, so, 1923, and payments OF
99O,944; against $l1s,sl3,22o on July. %, an
apparent gain Of $177724. But deducting from
the payments 50, 024, 900 and from the receipts
S2,252 O0o for items which effect only its ac-
counts with the General Treasury. it's gains rs
affecting the banks are Ss4",124.
To-day's operations. included: Receipts, 49,,
s7O13l: PAYMENTS, S3,306,321: with balances
If S97, 44S,25l coin and SCI ,542G03 currency.
There was no change in the amount Of silver
bullion deopst with the Mercantile safe
Drposit Company, TO secure outstanding certl-
cites and il remains at 2,O09.23s ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington
cciycd today Sl0O,3l7 National bank notes for
The customs receipts were s1,O9o,s54, the in
,ernal revenue receipts $5os,744, and the misce
lanrous rcceints S19,674.
To-day's.. Washington Treasury statement of
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
tLo figures of the last previous statement as
follows: 49,, m
July 2s. July %. Differences.
~, cold on hand Al 4s6 238 sllSG07 AZ? Inc gi2I 1876
Sct 5 liver on nd oiliioV' "'-o''-'' ihc' "''foo
Net legal-tendcrs or zoo -, nv n., 20. 40
on hand. no'''-o o,'-''oe' Nv '-'l''-
Actual cash IT, the
Treasury vaults
over lo7 443572 sl26 937 slt s5O5 7js
ncnost IN bank I2 577 CSC l2Oi's0 Dec. 5o0,799
Net cab balsl40 col POS 800 O7s Dec al co'5'o
The foreign exchanges were dull, bit firm At
prrS 'Ins shinment 10 Europe relieved the demand
Tor bills Following are quotations for actual
! Io ms;rnss. bankers bills $4 s7aSi 81 IL and