New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-17
CIOSrvc pptrrs OF PHILADELPHIA SfOCh~'
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


,...,,..,,,r sor,e NJ the adverse influences it
faced. the stock market to-day prese"'eu 'o'''
mendable firmness The early selling FOR Lohdon
account brought no pressure Of stocks mere ana
ubon du,nass settled upon the speculation the
covorinp of shorts was sufficient 10 erect
eeneral rally There has been some reNlFa "a
confidence from the shock given by inc Idilu'r
IN SECURE continuous sessions of the Senate anu
the refusal of holders TO part with their sccur'-
tics is based upon the hope that renewal Va
the struggle for silver repeal Will END AT soi"e
date i'm victory Even the decline IN the treas
urv's net gold balance TO less than sSiooo'oVo Is
accepted as argument which must prihs '''e
Senate The sooner 10 remedial iegisia "o'' '0"
ably the extreme dulness or mo sPec i ',oli
proof of the caution observed upon oo,n Si -,
ia,ive accounts pending definite results IRON.
Washington The industrial Sharcs' because "a
their peculiar susceptibility 70 ni1nnpuia ', I
were foremost in the days ram! Dis.ii nns,o,n
Cattle Feeding advancing from olis 10 'c@o-
and Chicago Gas from 5si. to 59ss@'s's' Aiieii-
can Sugar Refining. after yielding 10 e'7s' It,
covered to 9Oss q9oi2 -. - ,o..
The effect OF the foreign selling was mos.
consnIcuous In Atchison, which declined Is per
cent to 1914. but closed at 17i9. Gable reports
from London, where there rs often in.eiisen'
acquaintance with the company dial'' pr
fessed to doubt the success of the negotiations
for the extension of the guarantee iund no'es
President Rcinhart, however, Denied me "u'
fears on the part of holders OF Atch.son securl-
ties il is proper for III, management 10 s'ate
TINT ito affars are in such condition tnat no uH-
,asiness need be felt" Mr.. Rcinhart anticipates
the company's report for September by STAT
ing that its gross earnings in that month Were
s4Cs7. 900 and ITS savings in wages al. me- VIII
ont counting savings in ether directions III
Sentembcr were $685., 00O which should therefore
largely increase its surplus for that mohtn
IL is unfortunate that the situation should can
for definite official statements, but Mr. rem
no decla
those which preceded the receiverships OF READ
,rg Northern Pacific and Union Pac!hc. Lon
don's attitude may be credited With the fall OF
nearly . per cent In Denver and no 'iahdc
preferred and the trfng extent or the lnpfove-
meut i'm St Paul and Louisville ana NashViIe
The laet-named stock may have suffered SYM
nathetcally from the announcement OF inc pos'-
poncment Of the usual dividend on Nashville
list closed with net gains OF unimportant frac-
tons. Philadelphia and Reading: moreover,
advanced from 1874, at Saturdays close 10
1S1Ml7ia on assurances from Philadelphia that
the Speyer loan would be provided Tor. Whht
steps will b. taken by the receivers are hol
announced that the Speyer syndicate had de-
termined to push the proposed auction SAFE OF
the collateral securities II holds Union Pacinc
made further small gain. In recognition OF
the wisdom OF placing it under the protection
of the courts from tn. opportunities CT expected
creditors. ,
The market closed fairly firm. and practically
at the best prices OF the day.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no dealings in Government bonds
AT the Stocl, Exchange. The market was steady
at the following unchanged quotations:
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