The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-25
quotations at the Stock Ex-

the opening quotations at the Stock Ex-
charge to-day
Chicago and Northwestern. ......... 1885,
Lake fohOre -.................. 100
Norfolk and Western, preferred...... 2OA
Richmond and West Point Terminal. us
Weste IN Union OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. slss
Southern Railway, common...-....... 12ls
Southern Railway, preferred. ......... 42t4
Stock Exchange was lifeless to-day, the
total sales having been only 65,S44 shares.
American Sugar, which was the most
active stock on the list, was traded in to
the extent of S, 200 shares. The market is
Indifferent TO news and neither the poor
statements of the St Paul and Atchison
for the third week of October, nor the
comparatively favorable report of the
Northern Pacific for the same period, had
the slightest influence on prices. Holders
apparently have made up their minds to
keep what they own in the way of Sc
cuuttes until times improve and bear tao
tics and unfavorable developments fail to
dislOdge long stocks. Gold exports were
again the subject of discussion, and while
the expectation is that some gold may so
by Saturdays steamers, nothing defin-
1tely has been decided about the matter.
The fluctuations in the prominent issues
We're confined to the fraction in every
instance. AS rule, standard stocks
opened shade higher. then sold of and
IN the last hour improved again. There
were some wide changes in the special
ties. Consolidated Gas broke to 116la on
the announcement that the East River
Company was ready to supply gas in the
uptown ulSIrlCISs later the STOCK reCON-
cred to 1l1A, Manhattan was tirmer on
covering OF short contracts and ranged
between 1861 and 107 1t Is estimated that
about six thousand shares of stock have
been covered during the past two days.
tennessee Coal and Iron broke to IA on
the llqutdations said to be for the account
of the Debardeleben interest which has
retired from the company. In the after
noon the early decline was recovered, oW-
ing to statements by insiders, that the
property was in good shape. New Jersey
Central, on light trading, fell to 107. The
cause was that the Anthracite Coal trade
was demoralized, owing to over-produc-
ton. and that the coming meeting of the
sales agents will be a lively one. Pitts
burg and Western preferred moved up
point to q, on reports of increasing earn
ings. Railway and miscellaneous bonds
were higher
The following were the quotations at the
closing: American Cotton Oil, 3Ola; do
preferred, 75l2Q0; Sugar Refinery, S6A;
do preferred, 91s4; American Tobacco, SO;
do preferred, 104; Atchison, T. and S. F.,
Chicago and Alton. 142: Chicago, B. and
O., 1874; Chicago Gas, 741R; Delaware L.
and w. W, i66; Distillers and Cattle. Feeders,
Erie, 1885; do preferred, 261a; Edison Cen
eral Electric, IS; Illinois Central, 81: Lake
Erie and w, 1872; do preferred, 20; Lake
Shore, 1864; Louisville and Nashville. 53Ib;
Louisville and n. A, Z; Manhattan, 1863
Memphis and Charleston, 10; Michigan
and Ohio, 1Sla; Nashville, c. and st. L..
81, eX-div. United States Cordage, 1917
do preferred, 22h New Jersey Central
107; New York Central, 99A; N. Y and N
E.. By; Norfolk and Western preferred
21% Northern Pacific, "A; do preferred
Pacific Mail, 1915; Reading, 1874; Richmond
Terminal. 174 Rock Island, 601s st. Paul,
6094 do preferred, I191a; Silver Certificates
6334; Tennessee Coal and Iron, 153s: do
preferred, 721A; Texas Pacific 10; Union
Pacific, liz; Wabash. S. L. and P, 6ss;
do preferred, ~; Western Union, STA;
Wheeling and L. F., liz; do preferred
407s Southern Railway 5s SIS; do common
1875; do preferred, 41$4; Alabama A, 1O21a;
4s 100; North Carolina As, 1Ol; do Is, i235S
Tennessee olds, 80; do new set Is, = do
new set IS, =. do new set IS. n; Virginia
do Funding Debt, 5Sl46l5s5s; United States
As, registered, 1142s; United States As COZ
Dons, 1l4a4; United States Is, registered