The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-23

and the late news from the leading for
eign financial centers indicated an IN
settled condition Of affairs.
The early announcement OF gold en-
| gagements amounted to $1,000. 600. to-
gether with the foegong developments.
influenced a shading of prices al
around at he opening. Tenneess coal
was CONSPICUOUS shortly after the ini-
tial trading by decline Of "a per cent
! Special considerations affected Tobacco
| Leather preferred and Chicago Gas.
The interests chiefly identified with the
plan Of consolidation OF the last men
toned property and tributary concerns
were heard from today. denying theprob
ability of a failure OF the play. as had
been rJmOred, and Tobacco WAS said on
reports OF impending new composition
The afternoon speculation was almost
devoid Of significance. The actual en-
gagements of gold for tomorrow eggre-
gate s., 100. 900 in bars and s1.500.oo0 in
coin. An amount Of $50 900 in bars or
dered today had not been Withdrawn
up to the close of business. The total
exports for the week will foot up 81,
$4,000. All of Saturdays outgo will
| not be reflected in the treasury reserve
until Monday next, neither Will the full
loss of the banks be Indicated in to-
morrow's statement Of averages OF the
New York associated institutions.
Leading bankers express the opinion
that continue ton Of gold exports viii
| tend to harden the rates for money.
| Up TO the present time, however, there
has been no symptom of increasing
strength In the market for funds. AT
the same time the demand has been
very light. The tendency OF the stock
speculation for some time past has
initiated against activity in money. In
F, the closing transactions liquidation IN
! some of the industrial shares was APP
parent and impaired a heavy tone 10
! the finish. The only declines Of impor-
lance occurred in some OF the inactive
shares. The market generally lett of
fractionslly lower.
Bonds held firm on sales OF S925.OOo.
San Francisco and Northern Pacific
ed per cent; Oregon Navigation firsts
IL per cent and Kansas Pacific consols
trust receipts l per cent:
Discussion Of the probability OF an
impending new issue OF bonds by the
government favorably affected the price
of the new fours to the extent Of about
half a point The aggregatesales OF
the day were about $50 600
BRADSTREETS STOCK REVIEW
New York, Nov. 22-Bradstreet's
review OF the stock market VIII say:
Gold shipments and the foreign polit-
ical and financial complications have
kept up a bearisfh tone IN the specula-
tive stock market this week. The
Withdrawals of specie from the treas
ury for export to Europe have anoun-
ted to 1880. 0o0, and the treasury gold
reserve is reduced to about SO. 900. 900.
The strength OF the exchange market
indicates that the outflow Is likely TO
continue. while II Is considered improb-
able that the treasury will authorize
another bond issue. Nor Is there much
hope OF prompt action on the part Of
congress.
Wall street has not shown any unus-
ual apprehension over the gold move
ment II was Influenced TO a greater
degree by the belief that the liquidation
at London and Paris in mining stocks.
aggravated by the fall in European
government securities due to the crisis
in Turkey. ewould lead to a crash. This
fear was lively at the beginning OF the
week. 1t was partially allayed by the
more pacific aspect which the eastern
question has now assumed and more
don and Paris have exerted themselves
10 save their weaker brethren. Reports
from the witwatersand gold field. in
dicating the success OF some OF the
newer ventures in that district, seem 10
have stayed the progress OF liquida ton
IN Kafirs Those influences have
cfecked the enforced selling OF Ameri-
cans for foreign accounts. though they
have not aroused any European inter
est in Cur market.
FOREIGN STOCKS AND MONEY
New York Nov. 22.-The Evening
Posts financial cablegram:
LoEdon--1he stock markets were idle
today. pending the settlement. which
will commence IN mines on Monday.
The tone opened firm but became fat
and closed 4 trifie better. There is
again a nervous feeling about the com
ing settlements and names are freely
banded about, but, as cabled yesterday
the hears are now strong. and gloomy
rumOrs must not be too greatly relied
On
Americans were dull but firm. Opin-
lens favor speculative attention being
turned ere Tong TO English rails and
American railroad gold bonds. espec-
tally those OF the reorganiZ@d lines.
Paris-The markets here opened good
today but grew nervous later, and the
closing was dull
GOLD SHIPMENTS
New York. Nov. 22-The recent with
irawals Of god have reduced the free
coin IN the treasury here 20 a nttie over
ss3. 900 900, and as further Withdrawals
might inconvenience the treasury. the
secretary last night authorized rte sale
OF United States gold bars 70 exporters
at a premium OF LILO OF per cent The
bankers, however. could not afford 10
pay more than lie q Per cent pre-ni-
u-n and after the discussion the s@cTs-
tary o. the treasury authorized the as
sIstznt treasury here and the supsria-
teadezt OF the assay Office 20 Jet export
e-s have bars a. a premium OF lis %
per cent Accordingly about :2.5eo.-
600 n bars was engaged By II o'clock
There was some delay. however, n
selling the bars. because the sSzperiatea
dent OF TIE assay Office was not inst-uc-
ted % sell the bars at the reduced prsce
until communication had been had with
the treasury ONCE a. Washington ~
phone
Barring. Magoun & Co, withdrew 800.
60 II gold IN Szrz from the assay o<sics
through the sSsotreaszry C1is morning
IL accordance Ei.h the announcement
made yesterday morning for export q
Ki1de-. Peabody & Co. % Boston. max
ing shipment q 81 90. 900 Tor the BoE-
toa house In addition 70 this gE1. ".
II Gresham a. Bro. also took 81. 90 %
n gold coin from ne ssbtrezsuTy fcr
shipment sono-roz. making eco. go
shipped by thar frr5 tnis week
The Shipments Tomorrow b<z'1es
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