The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
THEY WATCH GOLD
OTHER AND FAVORABLE INFLU-
ENUEs DIsREGARDED.

OTHER AND FAVORABLE INFLU-
ENUEs DIsREGARDED.
New Direction which Gold Exports to
Europe have Taken Raises Interesting
Conjectures-London Takes Interest In
American Securities. Notably in Erie
Prior Lien Fours-Markes Opens with
Advancing Industriais, Which Later
Yield to PressuSe-Coalers Prominent
and Generally Advancing.
New York. Sept eS-The specula ton
in stocks today was narrow and even
more strictly professional in character
than usual. The street apparently was
more interested In the conjectures re-
gardtng the probability and improbable
ity Of further exports Of gold from this
country to Germany, than in tte excel
lent reports for August, the weaker ten
dency OF the Chicago market, the lar
ger demand for our securities here and
in Europe. the improvement In the an
thracite coal trade and the successive
advances in foreign and domestic sug-
ars reported daily. London was dis
posed to take a more favorable attitude
toward our stock market and Erie new
prior lien 4 per cent bonds were quoted
there u request when delivered. at i0l
per cent. London also bought some
stocks in this market
The opening was fairly active with
initial sales generally at slight advanc-
es. The early gains were most marked
in the industrials. notably In Chicago
Gas, which rose per cent. A down
ward tendency soon became evident
and in Distilling marked pressure was a
feature. Chicago Gas was also ham,
mered. The first mentioned lost lis per
cent on reports OF an unfriendly term
ination Of yesterdays harmonizing con-
ference. Chicago Gas lost / per cent
No definite explanation OF the decline
was volunteered by the traders, who
were In practicle control OF the price
making for the day. The losses in the
general market were confined 10 frac-
lions. The coalers came into promin-
ence after II O'Clock on rumors of a
probable further advance IN anthracite
coal. Ia sympathy with the advance TO
the IS per net ton rate at the western
districts The group displayed con-
siderable strength New Jersey Gen.
trail and Delaware and Hudson advanc-
ed n per cent, Susquehanna and West
ern preferred, / Per cent, and Reading
q per cent Lackawauna singulariy
did not respond to the improvement
and actually scored a slight fractional
loss, The volume Of business in the
group aside from Reading. which came
cno0nI ~ he
was only moderate. The strength evil
denced had good influence upon the
general list which was increased by the
st. Paul statement for August .showiN
a gain OF $1s9. sos IN gross and OF $1ss,-
712 in net receipts Tobacco advanced
Il. per cent and st. Paul and Disabling
per cent The bears made another
drive after p. m, and forced a general
reaction which was increased By real
jzing sales. Tobacco and Pacific Mall
lost u per cent, and Sugar and Chicago
Gas, rs per cent The selling pressure
was exhausted around delivery hour.
and at the close was steady.
The sales OF stock today were 251. ZIG
shares. including: American sugar.
%. 500; American Tobacco. p, 400: Atchi-
son, 5000: Burlington, $500: Chicago
Gas. 1880; Disetillers, 5i.40o: Pacific
Mall. $500: Reading, $4,000: Rock Is
land, 1900: St. Paul. $500; Tennessee
Coal and Iron, $500, Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 300.
Bonds were strong and active 81.
Poul consols sinking fund fours gained
per cent St Paul consols sinking
found H and o. sevens. la per cent:
Cincinnati. Dayton and Iron;on hves. 2
per cent: Louisville and New Albany
consols. IL per cent: Oregon Short Line
skies and Oregon Short Line trust re-
ceipts. II. per cent; Erie second con-
soils stamped. IL per cent, and Alton
and Terre Haute first, Chesapeake and
Ohio. p A, frsts. consols, Chicago and
Erie frscs. Toledo, Ann Arbor firsts
trus. receipts and Reading tours / per
cent: Ann Arhor first trust receipts and
Reading trust receipts unstamped. "a
Der cent: Ann Arbor and Reading first
incomes. Is per cent; Ann Arbor and
Reading seconds. / per cent. and Ann
Arbo- and Reading thirds. / y per cent
The sales were 8. 157 90.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
New York. Sept 2s.-The Evening
Posts special financial cablegrara from
London today says: Coin and bullion
in the Bank Of England increased this
week IS .Sss. go. though iSI2.-o net gold
were imported for the week Cold,
therefore. has gone slightly into home
circulation for harvesting and other
business Deals OF the gold movements
were E.s7s.to United States coin
bought 80. 900 bar gold bought. f5ss.-
GO pounds from Australia. 30. % 70
Egypt, $50 coo 20 the cape. $500 70
Brazil and III. 90 pounds 70 Aryentins-
The markets general were scroag. the
unpIea sanDess o. Che far eastern q1es-
ton being d.sregarded by operators IN
their p-eser. mood
The feature % the day Is the -7lzh to-
West Australian mines. many % which
are pounds higher. Germany . largely
interested n the movement. kat-l-s
are easier <or The month
Americans were strorz ard more ac-
tive. closing a. ~ top TIE Ere So
cursc.es Ee-e n favor Prior len bonds
were bid for al the close a. Isl AID IL
Is understood TIA. those VINO took TIE
lae a. II America s. are holding o1t
Q; least Tor par IL New York
TIE ris~ II copper ~ss On revived -
ports of cczno4nzstca to- TIE rest-.c-
ton OF The output TIE Aaaco1ca
r1sae has ben bought up and n 20 -
roa.ed here shortly.
Closing stocks. ?. E--Coasois fo-
money. 1s.s consois for account. 49,.
GTe-s.. Cs7-rai Pzctf-. s., ERE. L. Erie
ssconts. 81. Illinois Central 1854.
Mexican ordinary. -. 81. Pzsi common.
-. Mex York Central. 1884,. PeaEsyi-
vznia. s-.. Heading. is~.: Xsrscza Ca
e-zi new. H. Bar silver. - s-lst Per
sgee- xoaey, = o<s ceaI Tie rate