New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-12
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

A fall Of about 3 per cent in Sugar Rchning
was the conspicuous incident of a dull market
There was, of course, no reason for the weak
ness, and. according TO Street gossip, the prln-
cpal buying was by inside interests. The re-
cent large profits of the company may be at
tackled at the next session of Congress, and. II
there should be any material change in the
tariff il would not be in favor OF the present
trust This word is used in wrong sense there
are no trusts and all the industrial companies
are endowed with charter from Ncw-J"rs'N'
Kcntuckv or some other State, in which cor
porations are formed with the same freedom with
which divorces are granted i'll south DAKOTA.
The market was attacked, in other words pS
a sort of dry rot" There was nothing DONG
and the professional spectators, who were eae''
buvers last week. anxious sellers Inc
oxports of gold could have had no inilu'h'" o',
.ha market because the change in the tlic Oh
,rad. in consequence of the Chicago Fair VIII
hiring back 10 TINS country some ihhuihc''o''
millions of the precious metal. IL
itors 70 the Fair should prihs
curities instead of gold there ME
be a little disappointment lhe'e
no doubt that Europe aosorbs so'u rum ,aa,
soproe second insta!ment Of the Austrian io""
:; ahor, IN he offered, and the Rothschiids are
renorted TO be contemplating also an Issue OF
bonds for the account of Brazil Is II poS'i"'1
,h., IN. Gold will not he drawn from the ln i,eu
states? The chances are against the na hc
hccause this is the cheapest marker, "oiJ "a" can
ATTAINED on letter terms here IMAM .ii' c,,nn
S w "h,aincG from Europe The United States
oIcrs FREE trade in gold, and in nothing else ~
The closing in stocks today was o vlt"n'
declines were not LARGE and the final dGa nlnrs
were influenced by unfoundcd runors 'hit cl'o''i"
had reappcared at the gates OF tins country
THE DAY IN TIE BOND MARKET
Tho transactions in Government bonds were
unusually frequent. Coupon As were Iatner MAY. ..
SLIGHTLY lowered. The closing quotations were a'
loio"S' Mt. ,.koa Bid. Asked
T. ;os,.aa nue.. , "s 5 s$'% { 's
ys.: r.: Is S''S' i'''i''
DE- G,n.n iusues tennessee settlement Is
alone were active at 80. lh'i' WIZ
sales of city bank stocxs ,., g., railway
There practically 10 demand for 9r '' below
5000 600 a smal!,r business than OH any luii gay
for - long time The market, i'll iac,. was ,VJ
duh to have distinct tendency w' hestcr an" a.
Frie incomes were nearly l per cent "'"I al
a. -. Richmond Terminal 3s were compare ,r
lively active, and at a. 81 gained a. pc,
cent and few other issues cviieh,l ,r nnt ON
nv snccjal causes advanced l-1al-@ per cent ~
tic other hand, Atchisor IS were dcprcss'I,i nA
moderate offerings, but with class Son -
only IA Der cent lower. northern ra",lic I' rs
~ declined in a dull way 3-s per cent 10 - in,
and Will. Philadelphia and Reading ISSUES WEI.
Neglected. second incomes lost "a per cent az
20 q Reference is made 70 our lu'i r'PoiV VI
Money on call at the Stock Exchange ruled az
4 = per cent. but exceptional rates ""lc anu
, Der cent. The last was the CLOSING rae" 1.iIo,s.
The Clearing House statement was a. lolo"''
Exchanges S13i,340,0"l balances, 80, ~;
'H Th~ Sni-frcasury was debtor to the Clearing
h. lfsso f 4
s daU,VIc c,. 70 @ain OF Sl43.70s in coin. The
G tcIs onrrstons inclu1cd: Receipts, $?,'4G,@33
payments ssl6:$I 80, rsm nsi.ng IN Of T. "s
10 coin and $2G,4Dc.964 currency,
i'T IRA ,o United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceivcd today $329,047 National bank notes ior
reG Thr customs receipts We're 1891 .:o9. the in
formal revenue receipts S;77,eso, and the mis-
ccilancous receipts S32. 20. s,o,or,crt Of
o.sh o' nn hand and deposits in banks compares
w,,I, The figures OF the last previous S'a'einei'
a. follows: ..
Anril TO- April II. Dincrcnccs
~ hand io S" 81 o5c l7S Dee $3.50 's'
5: .; ss as s sssSs Inc a:
Actual S cash 4, H.s 5ss
s sss ss'oa"S Ss "a % Inc" 'a5S
o .s, hal sI4s 1886 $40 81" 2o''"oo Inc s'''''''
There was not much doing in ior eGmts NsShty
but rates WI shipments Of gold are cXp"cteu
hshe iaowns are for actual ssI
Bankers piils' .I;ng respectively French francs;
long ana n s" and 5'i3; rcichmarks. % BIG ana
% 9-1G. u;.ih consols advanced 1-l6 10
In London non n and 0s 1915 for the account;
Is e Chs tic a"'n oI hs open ark
England dcarcr at 3s per cent Ior as oiw.r
ynS @ e. daily al Sas"'rs a '
remained steady Il. mil the last de-; ings. wien
way sh aa"1pssrSny sxsu Sscn@
Sss' IRE Ss"S s1"i S Of the sta
At os41 i 1s showed decrease in specie OF
1861 1000 marx. 90. oncr limited amount n% o.
b. l.. Smyth 9, vortcage per cent gold bond Us
Fl r; ns for a term
y; e yy fsSSs sS TSs
~ bonds and yearES gradc industro bond' ana