New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-08
CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Thursday. November 7-p m.
Trading in stocks to-day resulted in higher
pr.ces for nearly the entire list The appear
ance Of the market would indicate that the
Humiliation Of the last week had reached its end
and were it not for the professional nature Of
the market and the condition OF foreign eX-
change II might be asserted with considerable
emphasis that the tendency Of prices would con-
tinue rapidly upward Now that the elections
have again pronounced popular condemnation
against the policy which has depleted the Ma
tional Treasury. against the fanatcal Populists
and the opponents Of sound money. the move
ment Of gold abroad will undoubtedly be OF less
efec, upon sentiment. for at the present condi-
lions are apparently shaping themselves toward
a solution Of the Ills arising from the passage
Of an insufficient revenue producing bill More
over concerning American securities foreign
sentiment is likely TO be strengthened as popular
opinion here continues 10 increase against the
advocates OF unsound money. The recent cleo
tions foreshadowed the complete return to power
Of q party capable Of dealing intelgenty with
all questions on which the prosperity Of a coun-
try IL based, and this being known. fear Of reve-
nue. deficits and gold exports should be removed
A normal movement Of gold abroad is not likely
TO depress securities when there is no uncer-
tainty about the ability Of the Government to
meet IT'S obligations without bond issues and
without deficits. and specializing upon the future
should lessen the effect Of gold export move
advance in the face Of gold exports unless IL
breaks It's record for being erratiC. but the
other hand il does not seem probable that gold
exports will force stocks to a lower level The
outlook for legislative measures to Increase the
National revenue is bright In to-day's market
this was apparently recognized and the feeling
was decidedly bullish despite further stiffening
in exchange rates, forced by a slight increase
in demand and the continued scarcity cf com
mercia offerings.
While there were some weak spots In the mar
ket the close showed advances in all the active
shares with but few exceptions. The standard
investment shares were the most active IN recoN-
ering losses and there was considerable good
buying in them. The Industrials were irregular
and not inclined 20 make any pronounced steps
upward. but this IL immate".al as long as sound
investment properties enjoy a bull movement.
In the hes; of times and under the most favor
able conditions trading in the speculative favor
ties is likely &c result in declines as In ad-
vances and II is useless 10 expect anything graf
flying from such CANDLES. The Granger shares
were active and advancing and the general rail-
way list pas higher. ST. Paul was sold moder-
ately by London. but II gained over II per cent.
while Northwestern and Burlington were up !
per cent and Rock IsldnI over pei cent. Other
especially strong stocks Louisville and
Nashville. Missouri Pacific. Atchison. Chicago.
ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha. Delaware
and Hudson and Lake Shore Sugar Refining
the most active stock ana its price de-