The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-28

from 9i1s to 95s4, Reading from 159s to
l614, Manhattan from los to lo6ls and Big
-FOUR from 3lA to 1872. The upward move
ment was stimulated by reports that the
anthracite coal companies had decided to
reduce the output for December and re
store prices for broken egg, stove. etc.
other favorable factors We're heavy re
celpts Of gold by the subtreasurv for the
new bonds issue, 100000 having been
turned IN to-day. making the total thus
far 100000; the decision of Dundy in
the Nebraska maximum freight rate late
IN favor of the railroads and the more
favorable railway returns for third week
OF November. Erie was heavy throughout
and sold down OF 1O2.. with a rally to
HIS. The annual report was very UNI
favorable, showing a decrease in gross
earnings of S2,1S4,597, and deficit OF
81, l61, i07 For the third week of y ovember
increase of $24,S S6. Speculation closed
strong, with inactive issues anywhere
from Is to ~ per cent. higher than on
yesterday, Northwestern gained S on the
day, New York Central lost a, Northern
Pacific preferred IS and Erie is per cent.
Railway bonds We're irregular. Just pre-
vious to the close at the stock exchange
small lots OF money on can lent at
per cent. This is the highest rate in
months, and the advance is due to the
preparations now making to pa for the
new government bonds issue The sales
of listed stocks aggregated $4,000 shares
and of unlisted stocks $4,000 shares.
The quotations at the closing were as
follows:
American Cotton Oil. 27l4 do preferred,
tzuI sugar Reunery, Sll4; DO preferred,
1854; American Tobacco, 9S; do preferred,
lO3; AtChison, T. and 5. F.. 3, Baltimore
and Ohio, 81; Canada Pacific, SO; Chesa-
peake and Ohio, 177s; Chicago and Alton,
l45; Chicago, B. and O., 70Ss Chicago Gas,
1875, Delaware, Lack. and W, 1904; Dis
ullers and Cattle Feeders SO; Erie, lbs;
do preferred, 20; Edison General Electric,
35is; Illinois Central 50; Lake Erie and
W, 1912; do preferred, 7O Lake Shore, 1874;
Louisville and Nashville, 53A Louisville
and n. A, 67s; Manhattan, 10584 Memphis
and Charleston, 10; Michigan Central, 80;
Missouri Pacific. 275s; Mobile and Ohio, IS;
Nashville, c. and St. L., 65; United States
Cordage, 81; do preferred, Is; New Jer-
sey Central 958s; New York Central $685.;
n. \. and n. E, 81; Norfolk and Western
preferred, pig; Northern Pacific, "A; do
preferred, 17& Northwestern, 80; do pre-
ferred, 142; Pacific Mail, 22l4; Reading,
16l2 Richmond Terminal, 1888 Rock Is
land, Gle; St. Paul, 5S3s; do preferred, III;
Silver Certificates, 62A; Tennessee Coal
and Iron, 15as; do preferred, 20 asked 4;
Texas Pacific, y5s; Union Pacific, HIS;
Wabash, S. L. and p, 6l2; do preferred,
AS; Western Union, S7s4 Wheeling and
L. f, -; do preferred, 40l2; Southern Rail
way 5s, SSl2; do common, 117s; do pre-
feTred, 37&
State Bonds-Alabama A, 1902; do b, 1906;
North Carolina As, 10l; North Carolina 6s,
1874; Tennessee olds, 60 bid; Tennessee,
new set IS, S012 Virginia 6s preferred, 81 A.;
Virginia Trust Receipts, 9; Virginia Fund
ing Debt. 5S24 South Carolina 4l5s, 10l.
Government BOnds-United States As,
registered, I5&; do is, coupons, 1l5A; do
Is, REGISTERED. 81.