The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-10
TUESDAY DONEOVER
ONLY THE AGGREGATE DEALINGS
ARE 4 LITTLE LARGER.

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Attession. Leaders Tending to a Lower
Level-Rubber Prominent and weak
Iron Properties Affected by Declines 4.
the Product-Net Losses General-k2il-
way Bonds HeAyy-Governments Firm
New York. June sL-The speculative
movement today was in most respects
fac-simile OF that OF yesterday, exce9,
that the aggregate dealings were few
thousand shares greater. Sugar again
completely overshadowed the other
shares in point Of activity. figuring for
nearly one-third of the grand ;otaL The
industrial group attracted the princi-
pal attention. owing TO the great facil-
tiles offered On those stocks for mani
pulation- The high priced leaders in
this class moved in a wide range with
the main tendency toward q lower level.
The Rubber stocks were more pCoIn3-
nent than 70 rSOme time and display
ed decided weakness on sale apparently
for Inside account The common drop
ped per cent and the preferred 81 per
cent No satisfactory explanation OF
the decline was furnished up 10 the
close OF business but rIumorS were cur
rent of some discrimination in loans by
banks against these stocks and others
in the Industrial category. Tennessee
coal was also included in the rumors>
Continued AQuida ton was apparent in
the last mentioned on a reported de-
crease demand for iron, with resulting
sagging tendency. Colorado Fuel, sp-
parenuy under similar trade Influences,
sold of "a cents, but recovered about
half the loss al the close. Tobacco was
well supported in the early session
and improved sharp fraction, but sub
seQuently broke IL per cent with
drive against Cugar. The stock last
named was hammered Is per cent on
report OF the accidental death Of a
broker closely Identified with the man
aSement Of the company. Advices that
the gentleman in question had not re-
ceived serious injury caused a mOder-
ate rally, which was not, however, Sus-
tanned Consolidated Gas, after a two
point fuctuation. left off unchanged
The railway stocks were quiet but dis
played an casing tendency with the
more noteworthy concessions as a
rule. on the low-priced shares. The de-
claration OF the regular quarterly divi-
dsnd OF 212 per cent on Manhattan and
the recommendation OF the usual quar-
terly disbursement on Western Union
tomorrow by the executive committee.
failed to exert any special influence on
prices IN either case. The pressure
against the list did not result in any i'm
portant declines IN the standard shares.
In the final dealings some covering was
noted in spots, which caused 3rregu-
larity In the closing figures. but net loss
Is were general
Bonds developed heaviness. with de-
cided pressure against the speculative
issues. Readings were unfavorably
prominent in the movement, being in
fiuenced by the impending second as
seSsment installnent payment. The
sales were s1.O37, 900.
Governments lacked features but
We're firm On sales of $12.0OO.
Silver certificates were dull but held
steady on dealings OF $4,000.
FOREIGN STOCK MARKETS.
New York, June 9.-Evening Posts
London Financial cablegram. The
stocks markets were idle today on the
approach OF the settlement. The min
ing settlement revealed a large account
and Kaffirs and West Australians, az
ter opening firm, gave way on stoff con-
IdLSOcS. oOH1-lnUS more tnan nigh
contangoes, however, was required 10
check active dealings In these stocks.
Home rails were dull on fears that large
bull accounts will be shown in the set
tleInent tomorrow. Americans were
dull and Indifferent to the settlement,
there having been no business in them
The Paris bourse opened unchanged
but closed dull on the setback in mines.
The Berlin market was Arm
London, June 9.-GoId Is quoted to-
day at Buenos Ayres at 2O1.5O: at Ma
drid 1875; at Lisbon z9S4 at Athens ia;
at Rome 106S7Iz.
The amount OF bullion gone !nto the
bank Of England on balance today Is
5000 pounds
Paris June e.-Three per cent rentes.
10l francs, 70 centimes for the account.
Exchange on London Is francs, II cent
INES for checks.
Berlin June 9.-Exchange on London
eight days sight. 20 marks 40 pfenlgs.
BANK CLEARINGS.
Boston. June 9.-Clearings $3.50 COS:
balances sl.444.156.
New York, June 9-Clea-ings 80. ISL
81: balances S5.764, s47.
Philadelphia, June 9.-Clear!ngs 49,
373.259; balances 81. sc, 3s3.
baltimore, June s.-Clsarings g fs47-
3S6, balances 4a25 eD4