The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-04
NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
MARKETS BY TaLRG aAPa.


NHw YoRK. Sept. 8. noon.-Stocks opened
quiet but steady. Money easy at 2km3
per cent. Exchange long. 81 819404 SO: short
81 S44D4S S. Government bonds neglected.
State bonds duh but steady.
The following were the p. m. stock quota
tons:
Erie. .............. 25ls Richm'd W. PIT.
Chicago North ll0}4 Terminal ...,.. III
Lakes ore......~sil5 Western Union. o3b
Norf. & W. prs.
NEW YORK, Sept 3, SOD p. m--Sterling ex-
change closed quiet out steady ct 81 $50
30; commercial bills, 81 6114604 san. Money
easy at 21aD3I5 psr cent, closing offerel at
3 per cent Government bonds closed dull ami
e.sier: four per cents / l. u; four and half
per cents @ State bonds closed dIll but
steady.
NEw YORK, Sept. 3.--The stock market con
tnuos 10 show a steadily decreasing volume of
business, and to-day the trading was only mod
crate outside Of half dozen stocks, which still
remain prominent IN the market. The buying
power seems 10 be checked for the moment
ald bull leaders are letting the market take
care OF itself apparently, while liquidation
makes some progress from day to day, and the
Intermittent attacks of the bears serve to
get the prices down slowly. In to-day's
market Union Pacific was still prominent OBJ
JecJ OF attention, and rumorS were still thick,
one concerning the application for receiver at
Omaha making the most mischief The Of
neal denlals which followed each one as issued
seemed to have no material effect, but the stock
was not as weak as yesterday, and late in the
transferred to other securities More pressure
was brought to bear upon gran gers. and Bur
hngton, and Rock Island especially. bore the
pruht or the attacks, and at times exhibited
considerable weakness. The general list was
very quiet and extreme fluctuations in but few
Eases reached per cent, while stocks followed
!angoldly the course of the leaders without get
tlns Tar away from opening prices The open
zig was comparatively quiet and heavy to weak,
Union Faclhc ana Burlington each showing de-
Cllies OF "a per cent. from last figures and in the
early dealings, which were principally affected
causing selling for western account,
tnere were further recessions in
almost everything traded in. Wheeling and
LdHe Erie stocks and Chesapeake and Ohio
61.ocHs were especially prominent for strength,
however, and the latter made material advances
on ouylng supposed to be for insiders A sell
lug vi grangers by their former principal sup
PolVeIs aud or Union Pacific by foreign
eLs encouraged the local bear element
tba ,!.ney hammered the list all along
~ ofG me. The reactions were i'll no case
"a Importance until the last hour, when losses
tI nahderollt's were largely made UP, Canada
sueueIn rising over per cent from its lower
HsuTes Dealings in industrials we're of little
.nDeIest' though there we're rumors afioat Of in
- s.Neu movements in those shares. The mar
stncto oI ,li 70 settle away slowly in most
H. - Vul rapidly enough in the leaders until
eHe iasC rev minutes trading, when the usual
S%ii pC 70 cover by room traders resulted in
o., rdlly' and the close was quiet but steady
sct;, u az az recoverles from lowest points THE
Syith ms ms however, shows invariable losses,
81 ,tu hOcK Island and Reading down l15, Bur
Sngton and Canada Southern IS6 St. Pail and
&c u Faclnc IA Northern Pacific preferred
80 80 y y; =. and st Louis l1S, and Atchison
't, Jew England per cent. The sales of listed
rh aggregated 355 COO shares; unlisted 60O0
AeNew ' WI Ssre tue closing quotations of
Il yF