National Republican., 1881-09-10
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WALL STREET GOSSIP
NEW York, Sept. 0, 10 a. m.-There was great
qualification expressed nt the Windsor Hotel and
at the clubs yesterday over the unexpected favor
able news from EbeTon. A considerable number
of leading stock operators have, within Il day or
two, returned here from the interior and abroad,
and more active and stronger market shortly was
the average prediction. Some of the more con-
servative traders who usually bulls, said that
they were, however, inclined TO await the course
of events for few days longer before doing much
and were little inclined to hesitate until Hanni-
bal pool matters were out Of the way and some.
thing further had developed In the new cut in pas
senger rates. An intimate friend of Mr.. Wander.
bilt Just from Saratoga declared the latter was fully
determined to have his share Of the New England
passenger business If reduced rates could be made
available In his attempt to freeze out the Baltimore
aud Ohio and the Pennsylvania Central from u
territory IN which they have my No geosraphical @
was at the Windsor yesterday and said the busl-
ness of this company had never been greater in
extensions, two of them being short lines Mr.
| Porter, of the Chicago and Omaha, now on his way
home, said the granger roads would not this year
feel the effect of the shortage end in corn, rs II
would not move until 1852, and he thought the loss
to the farmer had been exaggerated, because they
would receive higher prices. 1t was reported yes;
| Bureau report for August would be ont on Mon
day, and 1t would show loss fabout 10 per cent
| In corn rs compared with the July report. The
| Western Union earnings for the last fortnight In
August increased 100000 over the same period for
| last year President IIOyt, Of the Pennsylvania
Coal Company, says there viii be no slOppnge Of
| mining by any OF the anthracite coal companies
this month, and probably no further restriction
this year, sage denies having lost anything by
the Hannibal twist, and refuses to talk about IL
but one of the former bankers of the pool says he
was short lust 1000 shares and II cost him 100000
Gould is believed to have been the largest loser
| aud nil the Wabash management were short of the
stock to some extent. CilmInack says he was not
] Il. 81. a ltNN fna.l
would have sold n stock short which was
! know to have been eorneTed for over a mcnth. A
Chicago dispatch , To- ne G'Gph'c says re Chicago
| from Chicago to Muscatine, Iowa, with branches
| into Illinois. This mornings special Western ad-
vices represent that, while the affairs of the Mis-
| souri, River pool are still in bad shape, the Iowa
pool Is now In still worse condition. The princl
| pal trouble In the latter Organization Is sNbout the
| business Of the Chicago ana Northwestern Rund
over It's Sioux City ana Pacific division, which the
Northwestern Company refuses 70 throw into the
pool The Union Pucillc interests, IL is claimed,
| thereby are jeopardizcd, and the Union Pacific
! Company now refuses to divide the Pacific through
business with the three Iowa, poolers The only
way ollt of the trouble, II n clHucd, VIII he to
consolidate the Iowa and the Southwest pools,
| which Is hardly possible, General Manager Led
SIGNS Of Of peaSe between the New YORK trunk lines,
and says that the Vanderbilt roads nTe in good
shape 10 fight us long as their competitors. The
Michigan Central Company, he snys, Is getting all
the business II can do and is not proposed 10 cut
| grain below l21e cents per cwt.
11:5l n. m.-Itis said the parties manipulating
| Ohio aud Mississippi common are Garrett and
Cisco, and the stock is eornored, Chicago dis
patches report the.weatherclear thermometer J3o,
and no signs Of rain in the winter wheat region,
| where II Is needed for powlng, i. Il. G0wen tele-
graphs from London tliat the Threats Of foreclosure
IN Reading are manufactured for the purpose OF
frighlenng shareholders out Of tlIelr stock,
Foreclosure, he states, is impossible because the
| revenues the present year cover all fixed
| charges, and, II necessary, all arrears and
the general mortgage loan Interest can be paid.
The incubus OF the present board Of managers is
the only obstacle TO financial success. Ii Bond
and his colleagues will resign aud reinslate the
old management ~ oall before sailing" he
states, "Ohtain sufficient advance against the
proceeds ofthe deferred bonds and new fves 10 pay
OF the whole floating debt, receivers GER
tifcates, and all interest arrears" The
cotton market here is excited and up 10 to
% points on the action Of Liverpool spinners In
reducing time and the higher Liverpool market
Messrs >eligmall & 60. say that sterling bills arc
! nS>>s0 high that 1t will stop the dow OF gold this
way for the present
IaO p. m.--rhe Union Pacific earnings the nrsl
week In September increased Sii36IO,