National Republican., 1881-09-14
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WALL STREET GOSSIP.
New YORK, Sept. 10, 10 a. m.-The average feel
ing last night at the Windsor regarding the prob
able course ofspeculation to- day continued rather
bullish especially early IN the day; but some
of the more conservative traders, who are usually
pretty good guessers, were predicting sharp
downward turn this afternoon or tomorrow on
anticipated heavy realizing sales by the clique.
The most active brokers--those representing some
of the most extensive commission houses-claimed
however, that the important feature of the trad
ing yesterday afternoon was the absence of any
considerable quantities of securities for sale on
the rising market, and there certainly was good
aud heavy buying of Western Union, Delaware
Lackawanna and Western, Reading, Jersey City,
Union Pacific, Ontario aud Western, Ohio Central
Denver, and the Grangers. There was little or no
Union Pacific for sale, and when the stock touched
1913 1t was stated that Osborne had been aconsldera
bic purchaser OF Reading in New York, Philadel-
phia, and London for three days past, and that he
gave his purchasing orders ont yesterday in this
market to room traders. II was stated also that
Osborne and WoerishonIr were the large buyers Of
Ontario and Western yesterday. There was rumor
current this morning that Sage was about TO ell
join the Stock Exchange from dealing In Hanni-
bal common, but IL is not believed that any
such application will prevail or bo granted
The Ilopkns-Con injunction is mere friendly
suit for form. The formers shorts are only five
hundred shares, on which he may lose about si5,-
900 Sage yesterday, as u test, offered Hutchinson
| 800 Hannibal and ST Jo preferred in lieu OF the
common, but the delivery was declined Sage Is a
bull on Northwestern common. aud says the com
pany Is earning vast amount of money. The
Union Pacific bulls are talking 1870 for the latter
stock in thirty days. Gould tells his friends that
the last rains have been OF great value to the late
planted corn, and the, cars have fllled
| out amazingly. He also says that the
Western Union earnings this quarter will
show such large figures that SoOO.OOO of the
receipts will be placed to the account of the
| next quarter. There is more than n suspicion
| nevertheless that very large proportion of the
| immense remaining surplus which will be shown
in the report has come from the sale of misceane
GUS securities in the treasury and other property
which will not be itemized. The executive COM
mittee will meet to- day and the directors to-mor-
| row. when the usual dividend will probably be
able amount, Of borrowed Western Union
| yesterday and he Is believed TO have covered
up, General Manager Gault, of the Wabash,
| made $500 wager with Boody last night
| that the latter company would transport
| as much corn this year as last. Cammnck offered
| the Michigan Central dividend on 10000 shares
for Of per cent 4 genilem9p who Is on init. nj
/ seen Michigan Central and Canada Southern
4 books for the past six months and declares those
roads are barely earning their bond interest He
| Wall street ut present, except 10 lend his money
on all good dividend paying stocks, except
! Gould,s. Joe Mills has returned home bear, and
director of the New Jersey Central Railroad COM
pany says nothing win be done in the direction Of
| removing the receiver until late next month, and
| on the stock before next August, 1882. Baker, of
/ the First National Bank, says there Is nothing
suTer than WINDOWS intention to buy the ~
= bonds, but no living person knows. when or how
, many The Secretary, he says, VIII positively not
4 allow funds 10 accumulate In the Treasury, and
all excess over current expenses will certainly be
used to purchase bonds, and the money will thus
be returned to the channels of trade. The Chi
! cago Tribune Of this morning contains column
! on the great railroad war claiming that Wander
| bilt is directing the battle himself and is willing
| 70 sacrifice $40 900 900 II accomplish his object