New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15
CHICAGO STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. November l4-p.

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Tho stock market opened with considerable ir'
regularity. but developed strength shortly AFTER
ward. which was we'll maintained until noon
vten on proft-taking sales end gold export
talk a slight reaction set in. The reports CIR
culated Yesterday that no gold would 90 out
an Saturday were not borne out to-day as IL
was unoficiallv announced that moderate snip
mems would be made at the end of the week.
n row seems likely that several barking houses
which are generally identified with gold export
movements will ship the metal on saturday anu
that they will continue 10 snip as long as rates
in the foreign exchange market permit exports
:, be made at a profit. with the exception Vi
ono instance none Of the large banking houses
have shipped gold since last February, wnen the
s,.raicate bond contract was made. small bullion
houses and mercantile firms doing all the ex-
nor,inp last summer. These large houses have
held off from making shipments In the hope that
a more generous supply or commercial plils
I'D come into the market. Although the de-
mand for exchange IL not heavy. the current OF
ferings OF commercial bills are totally inadequats
10 satisfy IT, and unless there should De raplt
increase in commercial offerings goid exports 81
ii.alv - continue for some time 20 come. Inc
rates for demand sterling were advanced to1uaS
IA q S9la a 81 s9ia. The Treasury net eoiu re-
sar,,a s little aboVe S9l. 100000 and since octooer
! the cash balance, exclusive OF gold reserve .
has fallen from ss5,4O5,S6S to v'ss@'veS. Ing
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"a far more gratifying TO the trainers OF the
Wilson tariff law. inasmuch as the excess OK
expenditures has been kept down 10 cotnPdra
lively small figures. and II the usuai melhous VI
.be Democratic Treasury Department are re-
serted 10 toward the close or the month"; the
eycess Of expenditures may be reduced 10 d
minimum, and possibly an excess Oh le zee, 80
can be figured out. The expenditures are not as
heavy this month in October. when large IN
terest payments We're due; but the receipts are
NOT showing any marked gain, and from pres
viii
month when internal revenue income MADE a
better showing than in any month OF the cur
rent year. go, ,.. =. ~
vance in the early dealings. Burlington enjoying
the bulk OF this kind Of buying and, next 70 sugar
Refining dealings IN II Were me ar,arican To-
bacco Chicago Gas. Rock Island, 81. PAU, Man
haitian. Reading and Pacific Mail monopolized th me
greater part OF the days trading, most Oh whSt
was for speculative account. Oh the active shdres
Consolidated Gas. Burlington, Genera Eec'ric
and Pacific Mail were conspicu0usly strong;
while weakness was developed in Disuiiihs anu
Cattle Feeding Louisville and NASHVILLE Man
haitian Susduehanna and Western preferred
Reading Tennessee Coal and Iron WABASH pre-
ferred and Wheeling and Lake Erie Liquidation
continued in Manhattan despite frantic EFFORTS Oh
the MANAGEMENT OF the company 10 put salts
factory Interpretation upon the company annual
showing printed this morning, ana headlhg ue-
clined on rumors concerning the reorganization
plan OF which IL was said that heavier assess
ment than yet reported would be imposed Jersey
Central and Delaware. Lackawanna ana west.
ern vara advanced perhaps on the theory that
the misfortunes Of Reading would help the o,her
anthracite roads Various reports concerning ne
gotiations between Panama Railroad ana faclns
Mail are being put forth Tor STOCK reasons @"a or.
Pacific Mail gained over | per cent TO-DAY put
there appear 70 be no efforts making ior re-
newal OF negotiations between the companies al
though II is not improbable mat hesOtia,' on,
nav ha resumed in the future. The market closed
wssk and unsettled on moderate liquidation In
duced by gold export talk and profit SAFES
cinsiny nrices Of the principal active stocks.
comnarsl with Yesterdays last prices, were ~
follows: