The evening world., 1894-07-09
FINAL PRICES WERE A|GREl
Sugar and Chicago Gas Led IN
the Advance.
Favorable Strike News from Ch,caSal
Aided the Bulls.

The labor troubles In the West cau..,
the opening of the market to be await
ed with no little trepidat,en this morn
Ing. London prices came IA to "a iow.r
put this was not sufficient to Induce The
stration. "e!nonr
Even the announcement that H.
had resolved to strike unless Pniimssno
consents to arbitration failed to produce-
much activity. pO"ee
OF course 1t was not to be expected tbs J!
there would be much demand for sto enSs
win the situation 30 strained, and fha
professionals on the bear side manasei
70 orihg al, about moderate decline right
ana an the volume Of business. while lii.
n tie larger than on Saturday. was com
been little or no liquidation. Whether
investors will continue to show as muci,
ttenacity II the troubles are not soon adj
Prices yielded IA to i per cent. but
hour . rally ensued. Sugar rising "a.
to Issnd II is ch nc & Gas 5s to e $50 Rock
from IS ~ to IS s-4. Burlington a IL t to
Is IA, ;, and louisville A to A S-S. Pull
The general stock market held UP won-
p priees yy,e gs nu' in fey Instances
az a1u9son' pullman and Chicago Gas yield
was actively traded in, the bears having
made a drive against it, owing to the
strikes In Chicago and elsewhere. Sub
seauently the decline was checked BY a
sudden jump in Sugar to SO II This led
to covering movement and prices
rallied from the lowest. Speculation
might be called feverish.
Money continued easy. at 1 per cent.
on call and foreign exchange was firm
on q limited volume Of business. Ba ok
sfs ssx ayd siyyb bills sold at 4s71.4a
The interruption to railway traffic by
the strikes Is fast reducing the supply
OF exchange.
Commercial bar silver sold at s. SIS and
silver brought 2s ll-lGd per ounce.
Four ,ne week .sea q June the BIZ
crease of $l99.9OO. For the month Of June
the Minneapolis and st. Louis road
earned, gross. slS392s, a decrease of sa2,-
of sll,67s
by the trunk lines last week We're II, 666
Central got IL t. WABASH h LII: lake
H IAN l,lso: b. O.. 62; Nickel Plate.
aS Ss c SShissso Ea afena l Trnok @
c.. c.. c. & st. L. got none.
The annual recort Of the Georgia ROAD
shows: Gross earnings. 81, 459 1856; ope1At-
Ing expenses, $3.50, 1884; net earnings, $780,
49, against $4S4.770 last year. The in-
come for this year was within $1004S Of
earning the annual rental of 500. 600. 4
The report of the receiver OF the New
York and New England for the quarter
ending March 81. 1894. shows gross earn
ings OF $1,124,99S. a decrease of 1915. l0g.
and net $2O6, 26l. a decrease Of SIC, ms.
The deficit is $252,1yo
Muller, Schall & Co. will ship q, 900
ounces, and Zimmerman e. Forsflay
%, 600 ounces of silver to Europe on the
steamship Spree. sailing tomorrow: f.
The American Exchange Natio nal
Bank ordered 100000 gold at the sub
Treasury for shipment to Canada. 1ehe
National Bank OF Commerce deposited
100000 gold coin a. the sub-Treasury to.
day.
Stocks were decidedly frmer in tho
late trading. Sugar rose 8 is from the
lowest and Chicago Gas 1-S to 81 3-S and
Is 81, respectively. The improvement
otherwise was IA to l per cent, and WAS
due to covering of shorts, the movement
being stimulated by dispatches from
Chicago that the railway companies
We're meeting with more success In
moving trains. ~
The sales of listed stocks were ZOO
shares. In the unlisted department No.
200 shares of Sugar and 2,40O shares
of Lead We're traded in. lrf
All the express companies opera ting
on lines running out of New York are
to-day refusing to accept money for
transfers, except at the risk Of the
sender.