The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-28

Reserve, increase. s., $50, 700
Loans, decrease................--.... 2l6,sO
Legal tenders, increase. 1,643, 400
DEPOSITS, increase. 6,4l5,2oO
Circulation, 1920
The banks now hold $25, 270, SIS in excess of
The requirements of the 25-per-cent. rule.
Exports of specie from the port of New
York for the week amounted to S976, 345 in
gold and S95S,040 in silver. The imports for
the week were: Gold, 1892, 903; silver, $31, 450;
dry goods. 81, $50, 1872; general merchandise,
S7.G65, 769.
Total sales of stock were lis, $50 shares, in
Guiding the following: American Sugar, H.
300; American Tobacco, 5000; Chesapeake &
Ohio. 800; Delaware & Hudson, 1900; Dis
filling, $500; General Electric. 200; Ma
tional Lead Company, 1920; New Jersey
Central. 1900; Northwest, 1900; Reading, A.
500; Rock Island. 1,5oo; ST. Paul, $500; South
ern Railway, 1900; Southern preferred 1900;
United States Leather, II, 7O0; United States
Leather preferred, 400; Rubber, $500.
The Industrial stocks were leaders Of the
speculation on the Stock Exchange Satur-
day and were the only shares in which the
lamentations were at all important. There
was good buying in this group and the final
sales show an appreciation in values COM
pared with Yesterdays closing figures ex-
cept for Chicago Gas, General Electric,
Lacede Gas and National Linseed, which
are 1sG1 per cent. lower, At the opening
the market was fairly active, but weak.
Soon, however, the industrials began to
show strength while the coalers became
weak and the railroad list steadied itself.
Under brisk buying the leather shares adj
Q21s perferred, 2ss pei cent. to Sl1s, the
closing sales being 2 and Us per cent, re-
spectively, below the best prices touched. In
the general list, Pullman advanced "a and
Northern Pacific preferred, ! per cent. The
1nVIxA4 ,yA, @rrF -nffI4 af tho
close, but the prevailing tone was steadi-
ness. Among the net gains on the day
Leather. Is; Tobacco, IL. Among the
losses are. United States Express, Ia, and
Nf ph 2 h tbe week | t per s semI; market was
animated and at lines buoyant. The dis
tribution of business was wide and long
neglected stocks were largely dealt in. The
favorable financial outlook spurred the bull
leaders to renewed efforts and values were
generally marked up. Commission houses
reported an increase OF orders and the for
eign houses were heavy purchasers of the
International stocks. As q rule. the reac-.
the coal road presidents with the Reading
receivers on Monday was regarded as
favorable to an adjournment of the existing
difficulties and on this belief the coal
shares moved upward. Delaware a Hud-
son, Ss4; New Jersey Central, 27s; Reading,
~, and I,ackawanna, 2 per cent. The sub
sequent determined stand taken by the
other roads against the demands of the
Reading company, which led to the aban-
selling of the stocks of the companies,
leading to a decline in which Delaware &
Hudson sold off AZ per cent; L~ackawanna,
As; New Jersey Central, 315 and Reading,
rs, the final sales showing rallies of l1a
IN Reading, rs in Delaware & Hudson, l
IN Lac&awanna and rs in New Jersey Cen
tral. Louisville. New Albany & Chicago
was bought heavily on the action of the
6oard Of directors in promulgating a plan
10r readjusting the finances OF the company.
and the common l per cent. In the later
9eainss there were reactions OF IA and
z Per cent. respectively. To the i'm
p~uoyancy of Sugar, Tobacco and Leather
Shares, and sales were made in these
The total TRANSACTIONS for the week were
A'2St,Sg shares, $50 stocks being traded IN.
and active SGiS n"aT With sa the bulk Of the
trading in Northern Pacific issues;
OF 81 t5ig ~" for SAL coo in N q total
poaciiic firsts sold at 46a against 80 on JAN
20 Inc other leading. advances are: Peoria
Central firsts, ~; Northern Pacific thirds,
"a; Northern Pacific collateral trust skies.
Sfn Pacific trust receipts. pa. and Northern
tactic Montana firsts, , per cent.
Ihe market ruled active and strong during
me week with a considerable demand from
the foreign centers for the speculative is
sues; Prices at the close generally showed
We're $l5,502. 900 and 20 bonds Wee dealt in.
Inc notable changes on the week are: Adj
Eances-Northern Pacific collateral trusts
SKIES, 3 per cent; Northern Pacific seconds.
q Northern Pacific thirds and Northern Pa
enc lives, Az and Northern Pacific trust re-
Seipts. 4l2: International & Great Northern
thirds. s; Chicago e. Northern Pacific firsts,
"a chicago * Erie incomes, 1as. Richmond
~ Danville equipment fives and Ohio South
ein tours, ); Hooking Valley skies, A; Louis
VIE x New Albany fives, 37s; Louisville
q New Albany consols, 81; Peoria * Pekin
Chton seconds, S11: Wisconsin Central firsts.
colorado Midland firsts, 3A; Iowa Central
4rsts "a, and Baltimore & Ohio fives,
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic ives, Mo-
niie x Ohio first extension. Ircn Mountain
yves. Kings County Elevated frsts and
Louis lie, Evansville & st. Louis consols
ives, ) per cent. Declines-Union Pacific,
lincoln & Colorado firsts. IL per cent;
oedar Falls x Minnesota firsts, 5 and Dallas
q " AGO fives, AZ per cent. A.
government bonds were strong and mod
.rateiy. active. the sales aggregating $l14,000.
me sales OF State securities were SOC, 1000. or
Iennessees. Silver certificates were ne
elected. but $4,000 being sold at 67asc as
week.
The following table. prepared by James e.
Berry. Room is, Board Of Trade. shows the
range OF quotations.
Open High Low clos.
ing est. est. ing.
ns.aths Express ...s-. -. -. 80. 13 r
aiton q Terre Haute. 5. 40
AAtnsrican Express IL
canada Pacific III. AZ
eeiesapeaikss 4 Ohio. .isii isj1 ISL ia1,ss
~fiindBo ~ AIf0n,~s+.s ...- ~..% .. 10