New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-07
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON NIoShH.
WHAT WAS DONE IN >IO is.


Wednesday. sept mher G--p. III.
v,.ii, ,h. transactions in stocks were -cilrrN
.u,llc, than they were yesterday. Their" sremrl TO
N""' W ,ulotive tnupcr The,
movement OF prices was irregular TO n' SUM- "''
,.,, ,,,s apnor.utlv no reason why the operators
,ho have recently controlled the market sho"'"
mn, b,v. mt +, indefinitely higher. ll"i" were
many reasons for continuing the adNah'" M'''N
r,. easier in London. and reduction IN the DIM
,f ENGLAND rate Of discount seemed I" w. j"
,;,.hl. Money was easier her ana Oh 'i'
rerines were literal 81 e per cent W'''o"' o"
mission Little business was don" al 'lN "1"''
and perhaps the oilers were Ih""' I" ~ III
were known not to bc ia need Of Inhd'' "
speculative money broker = comm" u ~ Nv
dc,..t,nlo thin the speculative railway "I'''
r;,th are 10 be stunned p'Stllrnc' me III
flow Of currency was large, and II III" ihP"i''-
| ton of cold has ceased for the moment ''' '''"
plete disappearance of I'll" premium on r"''",'
Of all kind, prosaecd return 10 Norman ,D'''
,ions In fact thc Loan Committee r"tir' 500
coo Clearing House ccrtihcat''' d'nous" ,,nd
Obliged to issue $4,000. The amount n"'S' ',
inc !. sill i'm excess of -. O00.ouo III ours
money on time j. going 10 be- EASILY "p'"in1'p'. 49,
| ,L. uidinnrv cours,. of business when III" 'l"nlIh-
| iiou.n innk. are willing 10 pay th" same raj" %"
WV iba r"'Ir.a of price, wa fct"ri-hly irr"tnlai.
| ELrtu.tions were frequent AMI ocri'l 'naIi
| vide The iIst movement Wa up"aI"' an: ~
! after a brief intciTupticr "a> t'-uin"' !"
| closing was weak, how'Nr'' anu 'ioi, hioh.,t
declined about g.! per cent from tneli "ls, ,;.
| nnints Su.ar Refining was tn" most '''fr
Itnck bnt il, weakness, in the lat" dcahn", conI',
! not lave been explained by III" de'IaIi''o ="
I the usual quarterly dividend Of per cent, y
.t"c,, wijcl, pays aud presumably earn, ]: per
cent q year ought not - d"cii" iraI,i'" nt tL,
| il u was selling above pai. In NPl'' ~ :"
| r.cnnt rise i. it possible that among In>'ir
there is a doubt about the manicn1n'r 81 NV
oends? The stock j, NJ, known aoioa IT,, ''I r ,t
| Stocll Exchange The oversight of the ''"N-
crning Commiitec in permitting thl> s'o'
| remain in obscure position %mcm " hIoiIv
rnnreHrnsib,.. Some stocks which happen 10
lave broaaer m"rkei as d VIII a. I'p"IPP Paul
a"d Ina;svilIe and Nashville lost abont ? per
cent and Erie Northwest 'rn and few othe'
stocks Of that character from ! to ? per cent.
TIE DAY IN HE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in ""vclnmrn,
bonds AZ the Stock Exchange. but at the la~t
board bids for As advanced J.? pei cont Il
G,II recovery Of the los suffered yesterday
Final quotations were a. follows
y .,. 1891. ''''A'"S' i! s.cl.s,, I.9S TO- 70;
continued at ~ / :, err Is, lSg7 100 49,.
rs1t. 1901 Ts1 III 1884, r.
81. : a. i l ;l. 1 ,soi III ~
,uono state issues small sales of Irnnes,'i
s,ttInmcnt - were mad" AZ - ana Il 80 any
q
one nonu va neclcctcd and sales AT auction were
of little consequence , ,,,d ,.,s not ac-
! .;.o and renortod transactions Tell from 3',"-''
| Nv any w, ,PP9 oo0 ~ face value" Tn" movement
w nrcos was irregular Atchison A. were dnlI a,
~ IA single bond sold ut ~, D"t s'con"L .'
nvsinc.- IN Northern Pacific issue. CHICAGO ana
<nrthcrn Pacific irst- declining to 4CalO - an'
! Northern Pacific consol - to ." ,;a,' MI
anal lnssns of about - per cent, phihu"pnl"
'','d po.Ging ssnrs were quiet and virtually I'M
rLanond Most changes we've III the dir'c,lon vi
hjehcr level, Int unfortunately ne dnvnn :
occurred only IN spocal1 L lsH%'s sale.
uad,. to our full report 81 mona SAFE ,; -, ,
Nancy ON call wa. little dcar"f, fuilne Il, '
,o conf Inn on time rates were distinctly edSi'r'
Small loans for four months were '""'' "'
cent without commission ,oli,,. .
The Clearing House statement was a. ,o 'o, or,
Exchange, oI2l,2l9: balances - ~;
The Sul,-Trasury was debtor 10 ,l, rain ,'.-
uonsc Sosl 300 It, net loss on baiah'' VIZ
So Dos made up by losses Of S6'O.o"" III com
and - 0Os in currency. r;,, -
The DAYS operations covered Frccipl''
oo; o16: paymcnts S2.1jI.2s4: resnltinG III :,
General balance of SjsI21,S3? con.is,i'S VI
S505sl43o coin and s',3i63v3 rurlrnE S,,n 70.
The United States Treasury at "asiil4..o" Co..
ceiv"d today Ses.4, National bank notes Ion
redemption. e.,,, ,,. ,I,. inter.
The customs receipts wcre S:"i,g5', ane m ,nc
nal revenue receipts S22o,i'I' dh' wv '
lancons rcceiDts Sl76i1. ..o,, nj
Todsys Washington Treasury statemcnt O.,
cash on hand and deposits IN namh s,,,nn'rut
with the figures OF the last previous s'''"u""'
IL follows: -
Net gold hand t91 r43.s11 s''f''-'''- I'M "
Nci lcgal-endpr ,.,s,. ~
on ~
81. silver IA ttop'i' "'''''' ''''
\tiral ri.', IL the
| Tr.s>uiy Vault
over u-tan1'E" -, IN, ,oo a.. ,lI
u, i,ul ibC.95i1 1914, rs Inc. lol "''
90, c,.h bal 49,. .07 O2O sl.7Gl6 T.. De. 1850 'S
There was a fair demand for foreign, "Nr'inrar'
al. :
dam N consequence q! the lower rates ios money
there and strong foi Continental cNchangc ID " u,
pari. RE rrircipal demand was from gold IN
,ortrrs who seem not yet - have covered th.iI