The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-28


Belief that at Lesst One More Large
shipment will be Made Thlther. To-
gether with the Cause OF It-Intsrior
Demand for Currency-I nprovement in
the Anthracite Coal Tr.de-DistiIlinE
and Reading Prominent Bonds Strong.
New York, Sept. 27.-There was fur
Their contraction Of volume OF specula-
tive transactions today. but the pro-
fessional character Of the market was
as clearly marked as heretofore. APP
prehension of further gold exports in
the near future was the chief influence
in the trading and had an unsettliug ef-
feet upon the speculative mind Ru-
mors were current Of the probable ship
ment to Germany of IS. DOC. 900 to $780,
600 Of gold next week. but the CONNER
cial company which this week initiated
the present gold movement 10 that coun
try refused TO confirm or deny the re-
ports. There is good circums tan tial
evidence. however. that at least one
more fairly large shipment will be made
20 Hamburg. Money is relatively higeh-
er in Germany than in London or New
York and our large debit to Great Brit
ain on various accounts enables Lon
don to transfer the burden of the gold
shipments to Germany from this coun-
try. The demand for currency at the
United States interior points reflects a
freer movement Of grain and cotton and
this condition is expected to soon be
more distinctly evidenced in the ex-
change market. The principal topic
Of interest today on the part OF the ira
ders was the improving tendency Of
the anthracite coal trade. 1t Is now
stated in circles equally we'll informed
en- the industrials that prices at Buffa-
10 and other distributing points would
advance on Monday next 25 cents per
between that port and Chicago and an
equal distribution Of anthracite. Ru-
mors of the near impending publication
of the Reading reorganization plans
were current but lacked official confir-
nation. Railroad reports for August.
published today, including that OF the
Reading, We're uniform in showing in
c-ea-ses in gross and net earnings.
The maket opened generally active
and firm. Distilling. on reports Of pro-
'bable further conferences between the
two factions, and Reading. for reasons
noted above, were in brisk demand in
Tic col ~ QcdiAA18c oAAd owl SA 1A'
ces OF 1-4Q1 per cent respectively. The
more important advances In the other
shares were in Canadian Pacific l-S
per cent and Tobacco and Lackawanna
l per cent. The market soon developed
a dropping tendency, Chicago Gas and
Toba eco lost / 3-s per cent. Sugar IL
per cent and Distilling per cent The
grangers were also depressed. but only
to a fractional extent At the end OF
the first hour the selling pressure was
abated and in subsequent dealings. rail-
les occurred extending 10 IA per cent in
Sugar; Tobacco and Chicago Gas is
per cent; Rock Island pr cent and rs
per cent In Reading and Distlling. The
movement from midday UP TO the close
was apathetic in the extreme. The
close was firm and as a result OF trans
actions, Reading. Distilling and Cana
dian Pacific recorded net gains OF l Is
per cent and Lackawanna 1 per cent:
Leather preferred list net l IL per cent.
The total GALES OF stocks today were
233. 944, shares. including: American Su-
gar 14,s000: American Tobacco $500:
Atchison third assessment paid $1,000;
Distilling 42.700: General Electric 300:
Pacific Mail 400; Reading $500: Rock
Iseland 1900; St Paul 400.
Bonds were strong and active, the
sales aggregating sass, 900. OF which
s1.19.0 900 were Reading issues. The
more important gains are: Kansas Pa
cific consols and Southern Pacific OF
California first per cent; Reading a
and Reading hrsts incomes l-2 per
cent; Reading third incomes IA per
cent; Missouri Pacific consol skies,
Broadway consols, Chesapeak and Ohio.
Raleigh and Augusta second consols.
Y,rtfrs Aanfrn51a Graf
csipts and Louisville and Nashville and
New Albany fives per cena; St PAUL.
Milwaukee and Minnesota seconds Is
per cent Montana Central seconds per
cent and Louisville and Albany con-
sols i-2 per cent.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
New York, Sept 27.-The Evening
Posts financial cablegram from Lon
don today Is as follows: The conclu-
sion OF the stock exchange settlement
today caused a gooI demand for money
owing 20 heavy sediments IN mines.
The markets were good in American
iaiiroade and mines In the latter
there IS a large investment business
here. Reading fves are in favor on
reorganization ruDors. Prices close al
the near best The Berlin markets
were firm as also the Paris market.
though dear money Is expected AZ the
latter center for the monthly settlement
The general outlook FOR speculation g
still good. though IN mines II - certain
" too wild and suggestive OF trouble
though probably not az present
GOLD SHIPMENTS
New York, Sept Z7.-w. II Crossuan
& Co. VIII ship q 800 90 gold 70 Ger
many tomorrow
Washington. Sept Z-.-The treasury
today lost 81. 80, coo n gold for export %
Europe. which leaves the true amount
OF the gold reserve So. 7O5. es7.
FOREIGN FINANCE.
LONDON Eng. Sept: z-.-Gold IS Quot
81 AZ B0sros Ayrss so-tay al -. Mad
IT'D Is: Lscoa - -: ST. Petersburg 20.
a rheas "a: Rome i0i =: Vienna &c.
Loado1. Eng, Sept z7.-Th< amount
o. bullion gone into the Bank Of Eng
land on balance today $500 pounds
London. Eng. SEPT Money 2-8ei
psg cent Rates on discount IN TIE
open market fer short Bills HIS pr
cent znc .or three months Ills and ~
Der cent
BRADSTREET STOCK REVIEW.
New York. Sept z7-Brzdsl.esi-s
Stock Revsew tomorrow viii szy- TIE
decline n exchange rates 20 figures
which AnoAxAatlS o9t a cad - Eoid