New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
: results TOT 1914 tStIIIId Vc"J'
QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER :
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

On the Stock Exchange final prices showed a
Sigh. reaction from the low level OF yesterday.
This was generally due to covering OF snort
contracts on an exceedingly narrow market or
9, s45 81 ares dealt in. The declaration or the
regular quarterly dividend on New-York Central
and It's favorable statement for the last three
months. led up 10 this. Later, the announcement
was made that the recent Government bohd
syndicate had dissolved. This was construed as
a hear point: but there really is nothing un-
natural about the dissolution OF the syndicate.
IL marked It's bonds up 100 high AT the start
anyway and simply could not MAINTAIN mo-
prices in view OF the decrease or the feueiai
gold reserve and the sO-called currency REFORM
measures Of the Administration Inc real pear
point in the matter. but an Ola one: - o ;ni,
Carlisle's new banking act, whlch had us en-
upon the market some days ago. Al any rate
the announcement had no apparent influence.
The advances In prices REFERRED " WI 81 81
orally only ia small fractions excep, ior pay
State Gas which scored a net gain OF IA az the
close 20 177s. owing TO manipua'loh. "a ",
York Central opened al 49, ana the men !irIuuu =, 80
ssss but on rs dividend. rose To lOO4' O"lne 10
the covering movement Later II fell OH sheht-
ly and closed the day at 99ls, the same aS ycS
terday. Despite the improved tone oi 'ht MAJ a.
ket there were spots Of weakness IN inc 80
called active list. Central Of New-Jersey was
one Of these, and lost q t. ss.s teaa'hs was
another. II declined IA to 14A at the close.
TIE r,overoen,s were due In part TO the failure
OF the coal road presidents in PhiIadeiphla 10
adjust their differences. ana party 10 ,'iv ~
creasing difficulties confronting tHe =,
committee. Distilling and Cattle Feeding zen
on 1 point net to 9ts. American sugar fenmhP
was Inactive and lost a on dealings anouiit-
ing only to l244l shares. At the close 'he maj
ket was dull Little interest was eNpresseu 'o'
corning possible gold exports on SATURDAY
RONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Governmen, bonds sold: $4,000 IS. registered
At ll77.: 81 900 a. coupon. at ll4%. ana Hio IVY,
a. registered at 1l314 Quotations were ~ io'
lows: ,, ,.,o,
,,,a. ~: !, ,,s o. S SaT G. TO-, IS
Us ' =. iso7 a. ii5s. US saId,,
Is 3 3 Is6. G rss il." ia c5e j. i".ls
Us 5s 1904 con ll5'iaii7's Cher A. lss i0s,. -.
Us. cus. g. 1893. 100 lCher - i'''''''''''
Us. curtis 1896. iO2'. = i, ,.r,,d
In state issues: $4,000 Virginia 6s' 1e,'it t,r
trust receipts stamped, al I-A"i-n
bank stocks were sold. .,o Atch
Mainly owing to renewed ac,iNi,y ~ W., core
ison issues transactions In railroad Dohus ~
Increased 10 81 OH 900 but as rule prices
heavy. and few features developer. I,sIa
- rose "a 10 627s and Chicago anu ''"H' RS
general - ! Der cent 10 80. Kansas ahn -
2ds. however declined q 10 4oA4' OREGON ,'s II
Ton lists ! to 40. Reading ist '"'"'''"
and the Sd incomes To II. 49,. ,,,,,ir,
The Sub Treasury was debtor 10 INV sync
House sl57 $50 It's net gain on baiahVo CO.. ~
S2s made up by a gain In curreii'E % P "'r'.
and loss In coin Of $l1l,SJ2 me Gay ~r
tons included: Receipts $2192OsS; pAy"tsS,"laa'
81 1866 making the general balancg 49, ac,
N2313 consisting OF $50 go coin ana o'''~''
currency
The United States Treasury al Wasn.hbssom
ceaved to-day $465s National bank notes zoo 90
aemption. The customs receipts weIs 80, 20, n,s
selsasous rr 1ss sii, al =,
to-6ays Wash;neten Treasury statement OF
~ "a, AanA. ana danes'<s IN bank somnares