New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-20

CLOSING PRICES OF boston STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE ~ STOCKS.
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WHAT WAS DONE N STOCk
Monday June l9-p. III.
- an ; ., thc Stock Exchange to-day |
was marked. in proportion, by a. excessive ",',
we .,,.., ,yb,cb nrevaiied through the hall
ho,idav session on SATURDAY. In only TWO ''o'H'
- .ho ao.lipcs recorded in five figures ana /"
I .,vo others did the transactions approa'n
-. 60 IN ooO shares These stocks WERE N"'
earo Milwaukee and st. Paul. Missouri rd'i"''
ni.tinin,, and Cattle Feeding and American '"S',
Defining II Paul ranged from b" ~ l" We ""'
closing al 60 Ia showed a net loss oil - ii
Missouri Pacific opened up l. per cent a. a.. ,,;
nv, declined easily TO "a 3-ia31 Is hi,'
ord Cattle Feeding was manipulate" 'o Wv
vanca and after opening So per cen, 'o"ci "
% al rose 10 % 1-Sa:3 j-4' Ai"''" ~
paeri,o suffered somewhat account OF the i'"o'
controversies if the preteAt OF the S'i',' era
oor,od and declined from s. l-ias' % 10 0O"
, On uob, sales. Chicago and Northwes'er"
shor.d q net loss of per cent, the selling oci"-
ID ,rop ronorts of discharges of employees oNl'H
.. .he donrcssion in the Michigan loh ore III
dustrics The other net changes oil ''e o'E WV"
small declines. which lacked signihc'hoe'
of the prevailing staanation . En.
An afort WAS made at the start to NliuS' NV
;,,o sneculation on the theory tha' 'l' . f
In foreign exchange 1Ol'SIdiNN'' 81 ~ vi
cold Crop advIccs also We're rh'oui.a ns ,rc,o
1ailroad returns generally favorable Ht3thS hnf
frartionallv higher in the opening ud,'i'l1, snod
racedcd solely from the inanltl1n VIII" r;i,. rs
tn best indccs of foreign exchange a,'ri'" is
unnsnal wca kuesS entirely to 'He III" md 20
rate. here and the movements Oh u ~ ~ tho
"r,;os arc adverse 20 a legitimate lnhuN " .m
cur sins al" METAL Tie s-rngency in the money
,arsct was TO he expected after las Wees m, nt
Ing and currency de-, cloplnr'dSo i,t ~ thc in
from 81 600 600 10 Sl.5ooo"o casn 10 We. ~. If
ION todav indicates the continued neccsslinS ".
the interior situation. An ,ludliN 49,, in thr
featnre is the supply of SOUND s'clrl,'s s nnr,h
,,, ing sale tor the purpose oi stithI,1
nin thn cash resources of savings banks al"
Other na nrHat rlos'd G"il and sprite-s at
nininTT ITF DAY IL THE BOND MARKET.
Small sales in Government bonds at tne ~ ,'I The
fXcha n ',sEing prices for this issue were
reduced 4 per cent for the reglsterH, dnr arc
ner cent for the coupon bonus roI''"
the final quotations. Nd .sked
U. S: 41s 1897 s 5 S%r'S' Is.5.. q!
= } }s i 1872 IF
n' 20 'sg .lsoiiil4 liz onenoo ~
In State bonds the dealings We're conl'"e" ONO 10
, If Tennessee settlement IS at ~ wy
small" bond selling at 90 lhele were "o ''''
oil r TL" General bond market dull and lower yer
IN most instances Transactions Were llmi'rii ~
Tie lieh, demapd a. olerInss are Piel'' lavinns
view oil ,hc convart their securities into cash a,
Dan akESSco =" measure Chicago, Rock Island
ard Pacific y were pressed lor S''o Taxas and
I'D 6r.ts LOST . per cent at II IL, ana te
sccond incomes fell per cent 10 = Mlno oan,
Kansas and Texas general c tS As were barely
steady Ar 70 S-4as0. Reference Is made 10 our
full report of bond sales .;... d.,rord with
=, ner cent the ruling rate. considerable nu'iI
ncss was done up TO 30 per cent, and eXc'Pio ,
loans made at - per Cent T'n hinder free offer
;nSs hut the quotations under that figure were
nominal. rhe demand having been snppi'H I...
r lhe S41 9Ie4sI: balances. Si.o62,57o.
NiSng ~ an error al the ub-Trcasury we are
compelled to omit our usual sta,ele ~ o w.,
navments and balances Ire sun llcasuiN was
PPeit"r ~ the Clearing House Solo.So3
The Mercantile Safe Deposit Company rep ,i r's
silver bullion on hand, d 10 , see. "nncps
rhn Ini.cd states Treasury al WASHINGTON
received today Sl9l,4l7 National bank notes Tor
Tha customs receipts were S39s,l9?, TN" in
tarnal revenue receipts Sl.l5s,o6l. and the mis-
cellaneous receipts Sl2l'?35. .,a,omont Of
cash on hand and deposits in banks compares
with the figures of the lat previous statement aS
follows: ,,,...a,o.
No. col, on hand so 9e cs ii sai }e n "
Ny ~ s,Ss sss 2 5ji Dec Dec :55c5s
Actual cash in the
, SSGca ;a bank iisiGcS ds5 Inc IL a79
$50 o4s. SOP slSs SOS sGi Dec. 1919 e3s
The foreign exchanges We're further democrat
lied by the stringency in money 'cnami ,,", M
SOLD as low "a - 81 nno%yn ' dE and there
was no increase in the supply of commercial niiiH,
The decline in sterling drafts was about la 81
cent TO the &. and Continental "Nchan-e wa
Foil o are
business: Bankers bills. - SO and - - :: Tor
long and short sterling respectively rrh, vi.
trancs : 81 IA and $40 3-s rclchmarks, "a '-IO
any IN London British consols advanced ZIG to
% Ia for money and Is 10 the same iglr' i1I
the account No change wa, reported IN we
hwlNon balance of the Bank of England. In me
open market money was easier AT 81 per c.mI ,Tr
daily balances hnr discounts r wf iy,r al vnnca
I id 10 IS sd an ounce. American railway
shares were dull and IRREGULAR, hut nos' oi ~,
net changes were small gains. Vt Pans French
Der cents improved a few confines 70 9',N? -
si6bt exchange in London being 2jl6 - francs
20 the 9 sterling At Petlin sieht exchange Oh
Jondon was 2O.31 marks 10 tn =
The Reading REORGANIZATION Syndicate has
cabcd to the London agent of the company a. ioi-
lows Receive no a->"nte after tlr :ls' lil1'
Tho same instructions were sent 10 Tn k"auin-
denostorv in this city. he representatives, OF
IN. syndicate state positively thai hhicS' th' a.
sen-s al the close of business on June 81 are sum
Gent the plan will fail. ID 70 tins Afternoon
the total asscnts included SOS 600" general
mortgage A. and 2i5,071 shares OF stock
RAILROAD EARNINGS
BALTIMORE AND ONO SOUTHWESTERN.
1891 1892 isoa
-, ,,uos 81
s Sod vS S1 IN June sSl5 s e; s.
Jan. / to June IT.. l,oOi IL i'loon lS''''
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, AND PlTTSBUR'i
Number Of miles. 5Of 81 o.
Second week IN June. So - - tdo ~
Ian IN Junc II ... 1.lS9. 81 1865 200 l.i3bit'
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO.
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