The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-27
MONDAY DONE OVER
STOCK TRANSACTIONS MUCH AS on
THE DAY BEFORE

Market Dun. Industrials Active and
Changes of Any Importance Few-Rsii-
ways Improve on . Continuation Of Pro-
vious Influences Gold Shipments ut the
sIinimum Of Proat-steriine Exchange
Dull and Cotton Bills More Nearly
Equal to the Occasion-Gains and Losses
Even In the General Market.
New York. Nov. es-There was little
II any change in the character OF the
stock speculation today. Dizziness
was the main feature and the bear pos
session monopolized the tradings, espe-
cially in the industrials. The railway
list improved superior to the other in
dustrial5 on the same influences as
were noted yesterday. namely. moder-
ate buying Of the international shares
for foreign account and more cheerful
situation. The foregoing conditions
tended TO offset the gold engagements
for shipments tomorrow, aggregating
81, 200, Go. II Is understood that the
gold 10 be forwarded affords mini
mum of profit Indications as TO the
probable extent OF the shipments for
the week are less clear. The exchange
market continues very dull, with the
supply Of gold and cotton bills suffi-
clently large 10 cause an easier tenden-
cy, though without noteworthy change
in quotations. There was no news OF
Importance bearing upon the general
market aside from the gold engage
ments and they appeared to be ignored
by the traders owing to the assumption
that action TO relieve the treasury viii
not long be delayed. A more tangi-
Bile explanation of the steadiness OF
the railway list is the statements OF
earnings by roads in nearly all sec
tons, aside from the southwest, and
the statement Of foreign selling OF our
securities.
Business was poorly distributed. To-
bacco, Sugar and Leather preferred
completely outran the other stocks in
point OF activity. The first mentioned
were the leaders In this respect and
Sugar came second. reversing the or
der OF Mondays market Transactions
in Tobacco amounted TO one-fourth OF
the entire dealing and at the low point
was down 2s per cent. 1t closed With
in rs per cent Of the highest and re-
Lea Their preferred was relatively much
less active, but was unpleasantly con-
spicuous by ending with a net decline
of 2ss per cent. The movement was
again attributed to a leading manipu-
lator, who has been president for some
time past in his attempts upon the In
dustrials. General Electric on limited
trading scored the only other important
loss. The general market had inter-
walls OF decline and reaction through
out the day, but closed quiet with net
changes about evenly divided between
gains and losses, none OF which. aside
from the stocks named, exceeded small
fractions.
The market for bonds was DONNA
ted By the course OF the stock specula-
ton. The business was fairly large.
exceeding yesterdays totals. The
sales were $1.133,000. The course OF
prices was irregular.
FOREIGN STOCKS AND MONEY.
New York. Nov 26.-The Evening
Posts sLondon cabiegram says: The
account to be arranged at this settle
ment is infinitesimal and the rates light
er than usual, except on Americans
where a slight bull account Is shown.
Contangoes are 3lzQ41z per cent There
a
today. American were better. but clos
ed a shade below the best
Paris, Nov. 26.-The bourse was firm
today. The settlement Will begin on
Monday. The position is still weak.
but barring any political upset. IL is
believed the worst is over for the pres
ent.
Paris. Nov. 2S.-Three per cent rentes
100 francs. 1914 centimes for the ac-
count
London, Nov. 26.-Consols for money
1851; Canadian Pacific SIS; Erie 1871;
Erie seconds 75: Illinois Central 99<;
Mexican ordinary II; st. Paul common
77A; New York Central 12A: Pennsyl-
vania 54%; Reading 5A; Mexican Cen
trail new fours 7011. Bar silver 30%
pence per ounce. Rate OF discount in
open market for short bills 1@s per cent
three months bills rs per cent
Gold is quoted at Buenos Ayres to-
day at 80; Madrid 1852; Lisbon 26: ST.
Petersburg so; Athens Il; Rome 1910;
Vienna 1O3.
The amount OF bullion gone into the
bank of England on balance today Is
5000 pounds.
Berlin, Nov 26.-The weekly state
ment Of the Imperial bank OF Germany
shows the following changes as compar-
ed with the previous account: Cash
in hand, increase 10, zoo. 600 marks; trea-
sury notes, decrease 10000: other Sc
curities. decrease SO. 900; notes in
circulation, decrease "a. 900. 900 marks.
LOANS AND CLEARINGS
New York. Nov. 2s.-Money on call
1Izd1 per cent; last loan u per cent
closing 2G2Iz easy. Prime mercantile
paper 365 per cent. Sterling exchange
steady; actual business IN bankers bills
at siS99A for demand and As7iaGE
for sixty days: posted rates s4ssz1
40; commercial bills Asslz. Silver
certificates s7I4ass. Bar silver s7GS:
New York, Nov. 2s.-Clearings sl0s.-
ST.. &c.; balances &c, 76s. s68.
Boston, Nov. 2S.-Clearings 1885,
s65: balances 81 SIS, 243.
Baltimore, Nov. 2s.-CIearings s2.sls.-
SO: balances $50. s02-
Philadelphia, Nov. S-Clearings Sl3,-
So. ~: balances $3.50. s24
Chicago. Nov. 26.-Clearings f12.ssl.-
900. Money demand light, 5G5h per
cent on cali; paper y per cent on time.
New York exchange gold at 50 cents pre-
MUM Exchange posted rates $3.50 on
demand; s4S9 on sixty days.
St Louis, Nov. 2s--Clearings s3.5s7.-
ssI balances s72s .s24 Money 5Q7 per
cent New York exchange 80 cents
premium bid