National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-24

Laekawanna, and Western, and the room-brokerss say
he is trying to work off his Quicksilver. The Wander
cc steadily for ten DAYS past large outside short
! interest 8 Delaware Lackawanna, and Western has
The K T. traders talk 95 yet for their stock when
IS ripe and the points given out to buy Peoria
and Erie and Western to-day.
The bears at the Windsor believe the present move
ment is only squirt and the rise will stop this after
| "A prominent officer fthe Stock Exchange says if
me brokers' tax bill passes the senate he will TO
Albany at once and exhibit the Governor the
respondence received here from members of the Leg
threatening to put the bill through unless
change. It is believed the Governor will veto the
measure III comes to him from the senate. George
F. osgood declares himself big bull on the market,
and says he holds Is 900 shares of New York Central
and 10000 of Laekawsnna and he will buy more of the
latter lift reacts He looks for higher prices for Central
Pacific and Union Pacific Superintendent Clark, of
the Union Pacific, has resigned the SUPERINTENDENT
of this company, and will be succeeded by Superin-
tenaent Clark viii take charge Of al Goulds
| NEW YORK, juno %, p. m.-The following rumOrS
are current ON Wall street at this hour. one p m.
| The Lake Shore and the Michigan dividend meet
| lngs for dividends are tomorrow.
Inc stock Exchange committee securities have
Just resolved to allow the Reading deferred bond mat
tiers to remain as before with to the
| parties concerned to settle These bonds at q
premium of 3 TO = per cent in London.
a Philadelphia dispatch says the proposed new per
cent loan of the Reading has advanced no further
nted to him represent floating debt of ten millions
Another Philadelphia dispatch says the Pennsyl-
cutting, and believe ii will all end next week. Its
| agents in the West have accordingly been forbidden
| TO make time contracts this statement not
agree with that made by President McCullOch at the
WINDSOR last night. who maintained that it would
are in full accord this subject and had decided
endeor to control the through business and continue
the low rates for grain and general traffic against
the new small opposition roads 1t Will be the pro-
gramme OF the old lines to make the enterprises
bonds
impressed with the proposed new connection OF the
Chicago and Mexican road with the ST. Louis and
IN Tnrrif for 1pob a
report VIII no doubt be made. The 5000 acres of
land bought have been paid for
The Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western earnings
the third week in June 81 1856; increase $50;
gain. s275 per cent. GRoEsBECK & sCHLEY.
NEW YORK, June @. p. m.-Our market to-day
opened steady and remained dull with small iucta-
IONS until afternoon when under good. buying of
Union Pacific the whole market became alive About
10 the rate for money was bid up to per cent there
market became weak and so closed. Money
freely offered by private bankers at per cent after
Nothern Pacifcs advances on reports that the COM
pahy would retire large part OF the preferred stock
vanced some per cent on statement of earnings.
which show per for the stock for the year The
barely steady We understand the subscriptions to
the loan of three million offered to-day by the Hann
6al and 81. Joe Railroad COMPANY amounted to some
thlrty-hVe million. GROESBECK & SCHLEY.
by Associated Press1
NEW YORK. June 23.-Money active at 395 per
cent. on call. and closed at 5 per cent. Exchange
firm at 4s4 TO 4S4 for long and 1856 to 1861 for short
sight Governments steady. except for fves,
coupons. and fours, registered and coupons, which
declined per cent. State bonds strong and active
for Tennessee and Louisiana consols. Railroad bonds
irregular on moderate volume of business.
The stock market opened strong. and in the early
dealings prices advanced Il to "a per cent. Boston
Air Line preferred Oregon Navigation. and Hannibal
and ST. 10 leading the upward movement. After
midday the speculation became weak. and declined
10 Ia per cent. subsequently rose "a TO Ia per cent
and later reacted q to Ia per The trunk line
shares were nnfavorably affected by the uncertainty
which prevailed to the action of the trunk line
managers, and these stocks show decline of Z to 3S
per cent on the day. The remainder ofthe list how
ever IS from q TO ga per cent higher than at yester
days closing, the latter Hannibal and St Jo- Com
mon sales aggregated 303,05 shares, including Can
ada Southern, 1906 Central Pacific $780, Delaware,
I.ackawanna and Western, 1900: Erie, 1900; Han
nibal and st. Jo l0.S00 Lake Shore. 1890 Louisville
and Nashville. 1900; Memphis and Charleston, $500;
New Jersey Central, I23 Northern Pacific, &c 200
Ohio Central 5.0uG Reading, 2,i00; ST. Paul $500;
Union Pacific 2,6OO Wabash Pacific 1880; Western
Union. 1926 Mobile and Ohio, 10 400; indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western, 1000