New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-14
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday, august l0-p vi.
An advance In all the anthracite coal shares
was the leading feature Of interest on the STOCK
Exchange to-day. The strength in these stocks
comes from the impression that something is be-
ing done or is about to be done. which will lead
n q readtustment Of the anthrs cite coal trade
The anthracite business is about at its worst al
nresent. and II dividends are to be maintained
nv the big hard coal producing and carrying COM
NAMES II is absolutely necessary that the anthra
cite difficulties should be settled at once Inc
trading in Jersey Central and Reading to-day
brought out some buying orders credited 10 Jer-
sew Central interests and the old report was cur
rent again that the anthracite REIMBURSEMENT
would be accomplished by the passing OF the
control Of the Reading into Jersey Central hands
II is generally believed that the reorganization Oh
the Reading will be brought about on lines dc
tated bv 7. Pierpont Morgan, and that the solu-
ton OF the anthracite question centres in Read
we rehabilitation. Undoubtedly associated
with Mr. Morgan are other strong interests anu
reports to-day about a banking syhdlca.e win
the details Of plan all arranged 10 pun t.e A coa
trade an a nrnler basis may not be iar from
yvhat actually exists. Jersey Central opened -
Der cent above last nights closing ana auyaneeu
to 1O6 closing at that price heaus' 80 W.,
and Hudson. Delaware. Lackawahha anu Wes'
ern and Susouehanna and Western all closed AT
Substantial gains and transactions IN iseauins
were the largest on the isl ,.. -.
hlock the judicial sale Of the Distiling ana Cat-
,Ie Faadinp Company met another setback IN the
courts In this city to-day, Judge Bfleh IeLus-
ing TO grant an injunction restraIhins tie No.
ganization Committee from purchasing the sOih-
nanvs assets The wreckers or the Whisky a. usS
have endeavored to interfere win the Moih u
ne Reorganization Committee since that com
r,,ttee was formed in order TO affect the STOCK
Sufficiently for the Greenhut-Morris parry 10
cover its shorts but fortunately the!r eioiN
have beeu futile The stock advanced to-day
per cent on sales amounting 10 -V'ooV s,aie
more than in any one other STOCK except heau-
ing Outside OF Dstline and the coaieis theie
was little interest in stock trading, ana tne ous.-
ness was narrow and limited sugar hehtlhs
and Chicago Gas were inactive. but the last
named advanced. With the exception OF 81 rau'
the Granger shares were strong. Tne pohu ~ i,u.-
cate deposited with the SuD-Ireasury tO-udS
81 $50 900 in exchange for legal tender notes Dut
this amount was offset TO a considerable extent
bv Withdrawals OF nearly 81 0O0cOO for export To-
morrow. and larger amounts VIII propao'y 70
out on Saturday II the syndicate does not turn
over more gold 10 the Treasury before IoiS anu
II gold exports continue the opinion recently ex-
pressed by a foreign exchange banker to The ef-
feet that the syndicate was saving It's goiu ioi
another bond issue will receive more attention
than Il does now. To-day's foreign e1cnahee
market showed no change. and member or the
syndicate said that there was no Immediate pros
pect of a fall in rates. One OF the largest coffee
firms in the CITY, and in fact In this country
withdrew $4,000 gold for export. and as this
firm doee local banking business as well, 1t may
be that IL will go into the exchange business also.
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Sales OF Government bonds confined 70
$50 600 registered Is OF 1907 AT ll2h and $4,000
coupon IS at ll5Is. Quotations were as follows;
E,a Asked BID Asked.