National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-28

New York. June q, 1919 a. m.-Current rumors on
Wall street; Quite number of the large dealers in
there would probably be no important movement in
the general list until the latter part Of this week. ex
cOur aging a further reaction. Sage thinks there will
be decided movement until after the Fourth when
tani negotiations have been concluded for inside par
ties for great advance in Wabash common abroad
preSently-Dossibly this week. Judge Lathrcp adj
vises his intimate personal friends buy New Jersey
Central He says the company is earning II per cent
net, and is worth 4 great deal more money.
II is stated that on the lst proximO an application
will be made 10 the Jersey for the DISCHARGE of
the receIvership and the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre
will also be released from its receivers The latter
company has been in condition for the discharge for
six months
The transfers of Western Union stock are not af-
fected in the Trust Company by the Hatch Williams
appeals Judge Porter says this appeal even if sue
cessful, would not compel the holders of the fifteen
millions of the stock 10 replace it, because these
parties 10 the action, consequently judg-
ment would not affect them; secondly, the stock when
transferred TO bona hde holders would be valid as
against the company on the theory of estoppel
held recently in the Quicksilver preferred stock
company had Illegally issued the same by its treating
the stock valid and permitting it 10 be sold TO limo
cent purchasers. the corporation was eStopped from
questioning its validity
81: Louis dispatch from the superintendent of the
Grea Barge Line says the yield OF the winter wheat
from Missouri and Kansas just threshed is much be
low estimates and anticpatiOns.
There was rumOr current at the Windsor yester-
day that the Armours would probably corner. the
July wheat market, which has been greatly oversold.
The CummacE bear party predict very light and late
crops say that corn is only foot high and blighed
yellow DeleNe nuCn in NennOTs unfavOrable
summer season weather prediction. and are very
6earsh on the corn roads including the Chicago Bur
lington and Quincy, the Rock Island Uliois Central
and Chicago and Alton. They claim the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy roads corn traffic is less than
halfI was last year TIE Chicago TRIBUNE this MORN
says the prospects of the early winter whest crop
are more unfavOrable. The weather is wet and un-
favorable in Southern Illinois, in Kansas il is hot and
dry, with chinch bugs very destructive The drouth
and Hessian IL have damaged the Missouri crops
from 10 10 80 per cent and Ohio. Indiana and Mchi-
gan are affected by me cause. and the general
yield VIII ial Jar below The crop of 1850 The eraty
OF the Tennessee and Kentucky grain harvested is
good.
Cunningham says: Il am informed on very fair
authority that the European party in Wabash COM
mon, who control about eight millions of the STOCK
have made an arrangement with Gould, Sage and
Humphrey by which the latter have agreed TO tie up
their stock for three nine months which amounts
about millions and will assist a large proposed
advance in London, where il listed about a fort