New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-17

WIIAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
Wednesday. Nov. lG

further advance i'll rates Of foreign exchange
excited fear that the outward movement Of gold
might be resumed at an early day. The demand
for remittancc' mercantile account was uncX-
pectcdly large, while bankers, who We're short OF
exchange, were eager buyers There was Il scant
supply OF commcnrial bills but in spite OF this
fact il was not entirely clear why the short in
tcrcst in exchange should have been disturbed
The cotton crop cannot lc much more than y
month later than usual, and free supply o. cot
ton bills would sem TO threaten the market The
anxiety Of banker, 10 protect th"ir contracts WIS
incxplicablc Rates TO, sight bills on London are
still below the shippn, point Ny somcthtg over
cent To the 6 sterling hut the premium on gold
which Europe may be willing to pay il we'll
guarded secret. If, by chance, there should he
shipment. Of gold before tho end OF the year they
would be n surprise 10 may dealers in exchange
and TO many more holders Of railway securities.
The stock market wa. dull ana heavy to-ua5'
hnt while the general o,cnen' was downward,
the final dccircs were rarely NOR than J.; lr'
cent The first price. OF most stocks were the high
@ bat tie last R . wCIr 4 The frr G
taircd Yesterday, but other active stocks OF every
ela., suffered similar declines. SUGAR RehninE
Chicago Gas. the Granger stocks ana thos, W" ,
lave nm international market were In ABOUT thc
same box The movement, in 0th"r words, was
fairly uniform: The s,o,callcd Gould stocks wer,
course there could have been no real foundation
'or the speculative theory The closing was fever
d, and dropping. The pneiDal Exceptions to d tnG
DNio. Ncw-York, Ontario ard N.s'"rp and the Vii
lai~' stocks. which rccoriei NJ! ANS
THE DAY IN TIE Bond MARKET
Government bonds continued 10 be neglected.,
and asked prices for registered A. were lowered
Is per cent Closing quotations were as fol-
lows:
tInred at 2 per U.s.curG>.lsa7 .ll4't
,.t.rt f-'t-
i5 ;S' 3; 1883 lI'
The business in State issues was limited 70
snail sales Of Arkansas 6s-llo!ford-at . VI
city bank stocks American ENchaNgc soiI -. az
1876, Merchants (50J at ll0, and Ninth Natl'"al
40 at ll6. IN
Tho market for railway bonds was dnliI as
lcss in volume than it was Yesterday. and ONLY
ono-half Whist il two days ago. Texas ana
Pacific iirsts rallied per cent to 81, but the
Toledo 81. Louis and Kansas City fr'S were
10 higher at sc, and Wisconsin Central incomes
advanced tho same fraction to 80 J. =. On 'hY
other hand, Reading incomes were heavy, ana
tHn 6rsts and thirds suffered losses of - per
cent. Reference is made 10 our full report oil
bond sales. o.,
loans at the Stock Exchange fell TO IL per
cent. The highest rate per cent, which Was
the average rate yesterday. ,
Tho Clearing House statement was az 10lIoW''
reliance. Sill .1s5,3i4; balances, S7,47s,5G3.
The Sub1'rcasury debtor 10 the Clearing
House S57o7ol. It's net los on balance VS.
sos4 s36. made up by loss of $2os,A11 III
Coin les, a gain % Sl3.6l9 in currency. Inc
day., operations inc!uded Receipts, So, I92
payments, $3l57i9Y; resulting In gc' caa
anco Of s i43fs,54s, consisting OF SlOo,6Oo''o9
con- any TrSS,snpv bought 1928 900 ounces Of silver
III ~ "a "a nm 10 81 80 cents an ounce. Al
offers were accepted Tho McTcan," Ill., SAFE hs Ds,
pcst Company of this city reported silver pui aSn
~ hand of / tSO5G4 ounces, decrease OIL IZ,Ooo
Tie United States Treasury at washington n9tcn
The customs receipts 5l3,236 the internal
revenue receipts S2Jo,2S9, AMI 'he hl'So''ian''''
Today Washington 1reasnry IoS sIa'c GomSarcs
,yith the nUircs of tho last pre\Iou statement
as follows ,,,..oo.e.
Nov. Is. Nov 10. Dinet sn ;
-, old n, hand 7so3l5 sl2i J9G Vi3 pee S+ 1o
Ne e sI,r " on nd 37i2o3l 3ilo2S Dec 2'io00
net legal tenders oce,os2 n 400 3l3 Dec 81 7i0
h1nd....-... o'o',Oo' 49,