National Republican., 1881-07-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
ng were the closing quotations for Gov.
p.Svrns, vVcu.N,or

BANRERs' EXCHANGE.
Threeday bills -....- 4s0h Sixtyday bills .... 4slS
Messrs H. d. Cooke, Jr., Co. received the following
kilograms:
NKw yoRK, Igly Y The following were about ut the
james seiignan Thought there was not much en-
Ties owing to the continued contention and euarrels
between the competing lines and silly competition for
European demand, and the consequent lower prices,
see pSy mGs dne y e s es s m ondss
and the ghtful hot weather which has prevailed for
donment Of ali KINDS Of busihess IN London Paris
Vienna and FRANKFORT lie believed that the 81 paul
s -, pSTHS, ",srdss iSS Ss
Mr. Woerishofer the leader OF this party, says he Is
entirely satisfied with the turn affairs haye taken, and
and siagnani at i25 lie further said nom what he
bad Learned The damages t The SPRING wheat crop 50
at an upward turn again and twist II larger short In.
russell sage occupied his West End cottage apart
menis yesterday for the FIRST time As usual, he was
the trunk line matters would mend inside Of fort.
night. He argued that whether they were settled
be affected thereby because The Missouri River pool
had been flly restored lie thought the great plethora
ned would canse considerable relnvcs,ment, aud
been Informed by scnaor Paddock, who arrived here
/ on saturday from the West and Northwest, that he
With as ypnT ear wo" not eScceH ID and
the present condition Of the corn crops was certainly
Mr.. simmons. Of Chicago tho proprietor Of the
Northwestern and Western telegraph. which extends
hEonGn3nt me Ine enure sprng wheat @ BET y MlsGonsl
Vices Of much later and more favorable character
regarlng the condition OF the spring crops and the
nra Bureau last %eek and Ris dspashes are con
frmed BY the ST. Paul and Chicago and Northwestern
MT gohn9r, eopds broker, e very 6gllish on West.
ern Union, but thinks there VIII probably be little or
no gain in the general list until the trunk line differ
gnces are again ADJUSTED bpt the present nrmncss W
be strong parties buying stock.
| The Western Union Canadian troubles with the DO
/ mnlun Company about consolidation were partly
COMPROMISED on Saturday. and General Eckert
Western merchants here buying say they never
made such cheap contracts for shipment by rail as ut
II Is said there is bu pool in scota Valley Rail
Claimed s gs sH h is road m \ Gq
earning dividends O. q g 4 IL u is said, is also going
August dividend The property has been made more
pr Wos by e md on con
er,y and also another road the name OF which has not
< prominent executive officer of the Metropolitan
Eeyaed believes there viii be compromises by which
dividends on MetropoiitSn and New % York Elevated
| stocks reduced 70 per cent.
chnch bugs moving vest too far
to be damaged, and other crops are out Of the way
The deficit In Iowa sprng wheat is yarlously est-
Flax is about the only satisfactory crop.
The Peoria and the Springfield and Northwestern
tits reported there win be an upward turn in quick
cent. on the preferred and 4. on the common to-day
s & S ee SsgS SsS and IN Sy WT
the Omaha line st interrupted as it has been for
i2I5 =. M,-Prlvate telegrams from Minneapolis
Mimi, to Mcssrs John Bloodgood & Co just received
day is cool and favorable for the Wheat crop and the
damage by the recent storm was not serious. TN
Chicago and Omahn earnings increased the second
week. In July $1,000, 1'he earnings of the ST. Pau
NEW YoRK, 800 n m.-our market to-day opened
weak, but shortly afer rallied. and for time looked
however, was of short duration and the market LED
by New Jersey Central and st. Paul. became weak
Paul Is based stated ON saturday, on continued re
hs see p OF IN ss R large
Jersey Central, which has been comparatively qule
not earning more than iper cent on It's capital stock
A statement publlshedin the Herald Of yesterday
fact, successfully used 70 assist the decline IN,
fear of q continuation of the railroad war seems :,
being removed the bears have little dinicuy in dc
Sncv n bo h Been nheg rs Se y
ernments remain dull, without material change
GBy Associated Press
New YORK, July is.-Money easy at to per cent
on call, closing at 2is@3 per cent. Exchange veal
1891 TO 4si for long and is5 to 46 for short sight
Governments strong and generally shade higher
State bonds generally active. Railroad bonds In lgh
request.
The stock market opened weak and generally lower
and In the early dealings prices declined q to y pc
cent, but subsequently advanced u TO ~ per cent, tn
latter Lake Shore. Toward noon, however. the specu
atlon again became weak and during the Afternoon
prices declined steadily and the closing quotation
were generally at the lowest figures OF the day. TIL
decline, compared with saturdays final sales
ranged from to ~ per cent, the latter In New Jcr
sey Central, st, Paul, Northwest, Michigan Central
ST. Paul and Omaha, Memphis and Charleston, Metre
poltan Elevated, indianapolis, Burlington and Wes
ern, and Delaware Lackawanna and Western lead
ing In the downward movement.
The sales aggregated 2S95oi shares, including Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western 23,7O0 Delaware an
Hudson, $500; Denver and Rio Grandc 1900; Erie, 10
GOO Kansas and Texas, $500; Lake Shore 2isOO Lou,
willie and Nashville, 1,4OO; Michigan Central $50
Memphis aud Charleston, 1000; Northwestern, 1880
New 1ersey Central, 3j 400 New York Central, 6,lN
, Northern Pacific, 800; Ohio and Mississippi 1900 -
Paul IS30O 81. Paul and Omaha 5000: Texas Pacific
| 3I00; Union Pacific. l6lO0: Wabash Pacific, 100
Western Union. 1880; Central Arizona, $500.
STATE BONDS.