The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-14

The bond syndicate, caused rallies ex-
tending 10 l u per cent, the last IN Sugar
The advance was sustained up to p
m. with the exception Of New England
AMI Illinois Central which fell 80 per
cent and 3A per cent respectively. AZ
ter O'Clock the bear element made an
otter hdrire which carried prices down
y to rs per cent and this movement
was checked n turn BIZ the news OF the
deposits of gold with the treasury by
the city hanks. rally then esssusd OF
Y to 2Is per cent from the low Prices
OF the day. In the last half hour realiz-
ing sales were executed. resulting IN
concessions IN the list extending 10 y:
per cent IN Lake Erie and Western
preferred. The market closed weak
with losses compared with the final pr
ces of the previous day.
The total sales OF stocks today were
1544s4 shares, including: American
Sugar ex-dividend. IS, 200: American To-
bacco, $500; Atchison third assessment
paid. 800; Burlington. - 500; Chicago
Gas, II, 400: Cleveland. CINCINNATI, Chi
cago ard ST. Louis, 1900; Distilhng. L.
100; General Electric. 1880; Kansas and
Texas preferred, $500. Louisville and
Nashville. 500: Missouri Pacific, To-
400: Northwestern, $500; Pacific Nail,
500: Reading, 25.500; Rock Island. 81
saa: ST. Paul. sc, 400; Southern railroad
preferred. 100; Tennessee Coal and
Iron, 2ose0: Wabash preferred, $500;
Western Union, $500.
Bonds were more animated and weak
The unfavorable influences which led to
the decentralization of the stock makct
had a similar effect on the bones anu
prices suffered in consequence.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
kn x-f1'-
Posts London cahlegram says: Amer
leans are still dropping and the finan-
cial position of the United States con-
tinues 10 arouse some slight apprehen-
sion here. Unless il can be proved that
its position is secure. prices are likely 20
have a further decline. Other markets
were also dull today. including kaffirs-
BRADSTREET'S STOCK REVIEW.
New York, Sept 13.-Bradstreets
Stock Review will say tomorrow: The
dangerous feature of the situation mas
been the liability of the treasury gold
to depletion. This influence asserted it
self in a very unpleasant way, the
strength and confidence the market had
exhibited for several weeks giving
place to general liquidation and decline
of prices. The movement was aggra-
waited by the uncertainty as TO the at
gan bond syndicate. The events OF the
preceding two or three weeks had pre-
pared the market for such a movement
Stocks had been passing into weak
hands, and the large interests which
had inaugurated the advances seem 10
have taken profits. A factor which had
influence is the remarkably sustained
strength of foreign exchange and the
fact that Europe still refuses TO pur-
chase largely of our agricultural pro-
ducts. While the expansion In general
lines Of business continues, the crop
reports show some lowering of the av-
erageS in the corn states and the low
prices of grain create a feeling that the
prosperity Of the west will fall short Of
expectation and the railroads will get
less benefit than had been anticipated.
London. of course, took an unfavorable
view Of the situation here and was on
ly a prchaser to cover short contracts.
On Thursday there was another brief
final rally on reports that the settle
ment of the coal road troubles had been
arranged, but Friday the market ex-
perienced further liquidating pressure
and bear selling which forced prices TO
the lowest of the week. This was DUE
to heavy gold engagements for ship
ments today. aggregating $4,550,o00.