New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-22
c,oe,~c PRICES OF boston STOCKS.
Po.ron, June 81. 1s9S
,.s,. rodov YESTERDAY. Today
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


,.o o.oo,, r,or,,et opcned dull and weak, but
oxcontnc q few specialties, first prices were the
lowest Or the day The announcement ',a'
u5oo o0o cold had been ordered from Europe oS
r.nut,ble banking house turned the current
&c sn,cul,tion In consequence of II, ana the
io,,or rates. for money which followed IT, prices
advanced rapidly, and the closing was at SUD
stap,ial gains The order for gold was hardiS al
exchange transaction, although il may fortunately
show a small profit if the remittance was 'iid"c
NJ the lowest rate of exchange, and thc spc'f
was secured At the recent market price Bar goi"
advanced in London, on account. perhaps VI wv
order and the transaction may not DE 80 pIo''%
bile that il will immediately be repeated Inc
Influence was pronounced however, III ho'h 'Ir
London and the New-Iorli markets. Here '"'
transaction was hailed as the beginning
Of a return flow of gold, which would forever
settle the financial difficulties ST tins country
and abroad it caused at once stliiehlh9 Vi ''''
ro,.s for money Here money was easier, but
rates Of foreisn exchange higher; in London
Nancy and the price of gold were stiiler
II is not certain, therefore, that
this orler will be followed by Others
until tine stock of gold in this country has been
materially reinforced. The course OF prices was
affected also by the report that the Treasury would
anticipate the payment of the July interest OH
the public debt. In these circumstances hhal
changes were advances of from J 10 per cent?
an an average while a few specaltics gained a,
much as . l-2 and per cent Inc conspicuous
.xcon,ion WAS Philadelphia and Reading. which
early advanced, merely TO fall back again ana
suffered a final loss of a small fraction. The sue
cess Of the proposed plan of reorganization might
he assured by an extension Of time for the
tba oararal M bonds. but inter
est on July must be met, and perhaps a de-
lault is necessary 70 stimulate assets. The plan
for the denomination of the National Cordage
Company was received with something bordering
on enthusiasm and the stock ended AZ virtually
its highest point with gam OF M .d pr Iscfny
in confidence.
IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds AT the Stock Exchange. hut the market
was steady ct unchanged quotations as iol-
lows
B.dA.kcdl BidAsked.
u ~. 1901 SET eur g. 1873 iS'5 * 800
ggdi i?"S reg fssales. ilo ScafSs,is IL
Dis s. d 81 issS S5 i So liz IL IL
State issues were wholly neglected. and there
were no sales Of city bank stocks.
The general bond market was dull. without
interesting features. Atchison Is were unchanged,
although one bord was sold as high as go,
but seconds class so1 Al sono o i' in he last
honr M % LA decline Of "a per cent
Chicago and Northern Pacific frsts were J.? per
cent lower at 60. Reading issues were vTtu-
ally neglected but general Is gained IN" frac-
ton at &C 10. Union Pacific. Denver ana
Gulf arsts rallied on small tTan,ac,i"ns, u, Per per-
cent 10 SO. Reference is mad" 10 our 1uil re-
port Of bond sales.
Money on call was distinctly easier. Renew
ais were made al IL per cent, ana early loanS
at ihe same rate. but the offerings We're ,rf III
! oxcoss of tho demand and the rate Tell 10
per cent and, in the last hour. 10 ana
| per cent. u.
The Clearing House statement was as follows
| Fvcbanoes SOS .346120: balances Si.Gs0.036.
The Snh-Trcasurv was debtor to the Clearing
House S23O.75o. It's not gain on balance was
| 81 Ols,3l7. made mp by gains Of S3Sg?"s III
coin, and S629.o4o in currcncy me day "prta
| lions covered Receipts. S3,712.31l payments,
S?6G4.054: resulting in general balance OF
| Ss6,506276. consisting of SGs,o4o,O3s CON- ana
| ST. 566.23s currency.
yer bullion at So 30 and $3.50 cents an ounce
| The offerings amounted 10 100000 ounces Inc
| legal requirements having been filled. no further
! offers will be considered untiI Mohniy' jim =?
| city. reports silver bullion on hand at 2oo,' =
The United States Treasury at Washington
received to-day Sl2C.345 National bank notes io'
The customs receipts were $780,, the in
ternal revenue receipts St"l,13o, ana the ms
| ceaneOIs receipts S2O.sOJ.
Io-day's Washington Treasury statement o.
| cash or hand ard deposits in hanks compare
with the figures Of the last previous statement a
follows:
Net gold on hand s937i9'54G s93 III 500 Dec s7s7'
. ArHs on hand a ss4s RS
| Treasury vaults
eertacates '. 12oe45s7s s1oo 300 800 Dec so454s