New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-22

The Clearing House statement was follows
lSr to,day-EHchanges, sl1s,ys',9oS; baa liG"
$8,170,92g For last wcck-ENchungcs, Ss9O,
410,0S2; balances, S4s,iG7,103.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCkS.
The stock market presented u natural and
healthy appearance. the business WAS unusually
large for hali-holiday, and il was we'll dls-
tribnted The most encouraging feature Of the
trudnI was the prominence OF railway stocks,
which were not only active but substantially
higher The Granger shares attracted the greatest
attention, and the final advances in them were
from ii per cent in Northwest 10 almost ! per
cent in st. Paul. These gains We're in spite of
fra Nonal reactions in the last few minutes, which
were the result OF realizing sales by small specua
tors The most active stock was Distilling ana
Cattle Feeding, which did not better It's hrst
price, but declined nearly 5 per cent Other III
dustrlal stocks followed this example, and as a
group, they suffered material losses :, Special
Stocks Ike Manhattan Railway. New-England,
Ncw-l ork and Northern preferred, ami Western
Mon Telegraph lost 3-sal'2 per cent, wiic
nion Taci6c was dull and rather heavy, and
Philadelphia and Reading was by no means
stron. at the close. The cOufsc OF prices III
fact iondcd 10 reduce the difference between old
dividond-puvinr properties and those whose earn
inrs are partly p,oDlenIutical and Others who's"
financial condition l. not yet irnly 'stdoishtd'
The movement was full OF encouragement, ana ne
mail concession, in the leading stocks. which
were permitted i'll the iinal dealings. were sus,
gestiyc OF further advance H." eApor,1 Ha s ,
,.n.tlv hank staten mt assured an easy money
market .;,. =, c.yo,puc,t bood.
,xxpre Htl
AT the Stock Exchange. Dut inc hlrNe, ""'
firm at unchanged quotations. as 'o''o"s 49,,
Bd.As.ed. :, 49,, n. 100, ina "s"ca'
C.s.i Ls1s9l ,cCL' J. J. g. . en-, lbs is,,S 1917. 49,
tiu'c at pef no l. > r.0s, ibJ1..ll0 900.
.. e I ,ac- "a, I3i, IIla .cur.Js 1855 III.
L 81. 1885,, cou 1882 li4s C'SN" '''''o''''''N
Uls oil .3Oj.I 1894 1874 .... -, -,
Among State ISSUES there were two sales OF
single bonds-Louisana cOnsol As az vs. ana zen.
ncssec settlement IS at ii Ia. The business III
";,y bank stocks comprised al unusually large
nuyynhcr American Exchange sold uOj az LOS
Commerce r., at 200, Merchants go, at lJo Il,
Penuhiic to5j at 10 and Southern 90 at III
Tho general bond market was extremely actiVe
and tho large business widely distributed
Erie second consols were strong at lO3 is ana
ION Northern Pacific cOnso js rose ! 81
per cent 10 II 81. Richmond Terminal col
lateral trust IS were active. but made no advance
PHILADELPHIA and Reading issues gained IRON 80
TO "a Der cent although the business IN them
was light The general movement OF prices wac
upward, and. with few exceptions the last prices
were the best Reference is made 90 our full re-
mort Of bond sales CT, ,.,..
Rates for call money at the Stock txchansc
were mammal as usual on Saturday but few
loans were made at Las per cent
Tile Sub-Treasnry was debtor to the GEARING
House S2.206,Gli. ......
TIE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The receipts from customs reported II wash
inoton to-day W. re SILL 1904 nom internal rev
cni,e S03Is34 and fran miscellaneous sour,''
Sas6y5 Tho Treasury received S33l, Ma
,,onal bank notes for redemption and the receipts
ON this account for the week amounted 10 80