New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.


To-days trading IN stocks was narrow and
wholly professional Expectation Of a further
shipment of gold to Germany on Saturday pre-
vented any decided improvement In general stock
values although fractional gains were scored by
few stocks which were influenced by develop
nents favorable to the companies. TIE August
statement of St. Paul such development.
net earnings Of the company showing an increase
in the month Of nearly 100000. New-York Cen
trails statement for the quarter which ends Sep
TENDER 80 was made public to-day-September
earnings partly estima ted-and the results given
are most satisfactory. They were reflected in an
advance In Central stock of over per cent The
anthracite coal shares were higher on rumors
that the way was now clear for a REIMBURSEMENT
of the trade basis satisfactory to all the
various interests. and outside Of the Industrial
shares Reading stock was the most extensively
dealt In OF any share on the list. The lndustrials
were again the leaders In point OF activity, and
sales in Distilling ami Cattle Feeding amounted
to over so 900 shares. and the stock was sold down
on report that the people who are supposed 10
ne AZ work harmoniZing all parties Interested IN
the company had run against snag. sugar Re
timing did not advance much on the decision OF
the Stock Exchange Governing Committee not to
demand a statement from the trust at present.
but the surface spectators and inside manipu-
lotors of Sugar stock were evidently well pleased.
For their interests a statement OF the companys
condition Is best kept back. Legitimate investors
were disappointed, but they are willing TO De
lieye that the Stock Exchange Will at another
meeting decide to compel the sugar Trust 10
omen its books for inspection. IT is about three
Years since the stockholders OF Sugar Refining
have received n statement Of the companys con-
dition and even though It's stock Is In the unlist-
cd department OF the Exchange, there seems
enough reason to make II subject to the rules
which are applied TO other Industrial stocks
which enjoy the distinction OF being listed.
The activity In the grain and cotton markets
to-day was sufficient TO overshadow trading in
s,ocks Sterling exchange was again weaker, ana
while the expectation OF gold shipments on a
specal order for Germany prevented the market
from advancing. the weakness In the exchange
market helped to keep II from declining, and the
result OF the days transactions was generally only
fractional changes either way. The rates IN the
foreign exchange market are now below the god
export point the point at which there IS proht
md the present condition Of the market points
toward further ease. The gold resarve Is now
onv tr!fe above 1914 000 000 but this Ia not worry
inc the supporters Of the present Administration.
Tr they point with pride TO the income account OF
Tho Government which is now receiving from Mr.
Wilson'S tariff act revenue suffcieEt TO meet the
bookkeeping expenses OF the Government To-
DAVIS receipts give the Treasury an excess or re-
netnts over expenditures for the month OF over
800 000 - A., .,o.. =. a..
Tho following table shows fnal prices or the
,rinc,nal active stocks. compared WIKI yesterdays
oat alIotatiOns