National Republican., 1882-12-05
THE MARKETS.
The Rumors and Counter RumOs Which In
fuenCed Them,
New York Stock and Bond Quotations
The Grain and Cotton Markets.
SpecioI Dispatch.


m.-Stocks rened generally higher, except
Che Changers Northwest common declined
pcr cent. and Rock Island z. Union Pacific
was Il weak feature, declining from 1O15 to
aY, on large transactions. The Omaha stocks
wero exceptionally strong, leading the list
The common rose Il aud the preferred 81 1t
was reported TINT yanderbilts following were
buyIhg these stocks hence their strength
and ,hcrc was u current story in the board
that the Porter administration would be de-
posed and the pro eity taken.froih under their
control This general list was irregular dur
ing the nor.in2 tnd uItil after p, M, when
the whol- LIST q &c semgcr. Tho market
wavered. th, gfs leading, ON a report
that strong lce..- existed among railroad of
dcials that tiy Paul Company would finally
concsdc Ioraer's demands and end the war.
Later il was reported that Mr.. Cable, of the
Rock Islall, would start for New York to-
morrow. Money wls easy at per cent, and
the Secretary Of the Treasury Is s.recommenda-
tiuns rugar,ing finances had good eff
fs.t, both upon money aud stocks. Later
il tllc afternoon, but togsard The close, the
market was raidad BY the room-traders and
stocks closed at the lowest prices of the day,
with very unsettled feeling in the street.
The short interest 'iy very large, and should
tie lGrl;et be raidcd again tomorrow Il de-
cid.d rally would be in order.
The St. Paul earnings ror the fourth week
ia November were 3.2GoJo, against $iCS,24l
for the s.nla week l.g gear. Increase, $751;
10. IGclta for 10 ~ h. 1902, 1903.
The tiil effect of the railroad war is not fen
tull.1 IS yes. a.
a CMcago rcciRl says; "The understand
ims mnoa,; thc 'rd. road officials here is: The
st. p.ui will finally concude POrter's demand
thereby ending tue war. Mitchell is de-
cidcdly favorable to peace, and, it is thought
peace at any cost"
A Philadelphia disnalch reports iron mar
ket as scl.iihg ard The lcare IS believed 60 he
about over Large buyers are making offers
tor the winter and manufacturers are asking
high prices.
Al no n Ego77n Eros. advanced sterling to
4sl@S5. Dr%-goods men predict an improve
mcnt in January and February trade over
last year rr
eUAim Pacific earnings -Noyember 2, ,SS2l-
OF. ncraass, SDbl62.
Goycruncnts were very strong and active.
Tho Queens County Swings Bank, of Brook
iyn, whici' iH,t week sold It's short bonds, has
bought over ono niiiii5n fours at t2O and he
law. ! Is uulest1ld that price Is It's limit,
and twcuej*lr%. 1t will wait for more bonds
till they cu BE- had at 10 or less.
Thor Is NJ possbiht2-of any application
being grlnt,d for a receiver for the Louis
willie and Sa5.vlIlc Eailroad as rumored, be-
cause the company has dolnulted on nothing
NEW vonK aloHEY MARKET
Nfw YoEK, Der. i.--Muucy On call loaned be-
tween "ud per zen, rlusing ut per cent En-
nHn va @cuGy, at $50 ~ isol for long and ISL
as ! for Short ,igoi. ,iu vcrlincnts were strong.
. rmt L@i rcr ect. higher State bonds were
rcg!ct ted Railroad iulus were irregular, III
myderae yolunle Of IN inestr' T1e .stl res Flcu.
iGtirm cnel weak, gsthr,ra..s AG3 N per cent.
br ov Sitnrlay's quoti,ions, FJe latter st. paul
pref rrcd. III tie e"rly trade, after further frac
nom dccliuc in the general list the market be-
crnie ,tr ng ana Recorded an ndvan ce, ranging
h@l3S p ruat., IN which the Omahns, New Jcr.
s,X central. Missouri Pielfc, and Northern Pa
ri!c re efGId Wcrr most InomineH Speculation
then became dull, md Il reaction of Ltd55 per
cent. T. ok place, led by g.. Piu aud Union Pacific,
sbSd S nay a'G s ii ' is% Gr H CENT % N"I jtr u
icy Central. ~ s her'I l'ariic prcel red, Norhwe t.
meat. III III early after pon there WAS irac-
,ieial ren li"n. aud fc'yycry followed luter on by
ImiH AL \ rtIwc, beng lie greater sufferers.
III ne lHr 2 Northwest, New jersey Cntrl,
an -. l. III itu Un imlfruNempnt Of IIWlM per
',",, u"t III ihr iinal de ings The ciruia ion of
rtl.,or tnHt lreigIt Htrs wOuld be cut on GOuld's
>uuthroirrn system unNnmbly alIactt,i the
Icr % f@Sas @ + Pei r IKE aEc gE Fii' Fciosed dd SoaE N
IN rh0ig%S from Saturdays clo,in; prices nre
ir c;rnar Illinois Geuiral heiuglX aud New Jcr.
soy cntral " per cent. higher, Will Union Pa.
circi l@s, Northwest a, and Texas Pacific y urI
ni lower T9nsaclio9s GggegH!edd I'd. $1,000 $4,000
NHle, Lnvkaw'lnna aud Western G6,s0O Delaware
Gnd Huds ., 500; Denver and kin Grnnde, 1880;
= nd 't.4N Ittl-
1900 L"ni,yil 9 and Nashville, 800 Missouri Pa.
ciEr, 10#Gl; Memphis and Charlrston, 500; North
w'Si. IL, " Nen j rNey. Central, 2S.0O; Northern
IA ic. .8S3N; Rrndln ,'A,GOo y. Paul aud Omaha,
- 500. IcN, Pa NJ IUU Union Pacific, 64,5NO;
Wabash lrc Gc, iG.OoO. and Western Uuion, 1900
wAs!tlS7TON STOCK EXCHANGE
ntni ] Sy"S j2n5 e. 1884, coin RS 1 4fsd is
aE" ""Sp suck RMFS&SsGs II @ sarlsncy 'ss onry iSSs .
Wntcr stock Is. lfprl currency ............ l3J -
miityyenr funding fEs ilel, currency, :...~. iol.
THSnyyS"r a1GGaS aGS x is 3 eofn iis
Xxx ms""9er e. gIa g GsiRt ,i e. So,mnea'ios
Gco.g,t"wq Gar shi Company ...@:..., Is
X", S%s,% i.sles Js1spSS SSpeaS "
Sni'lll ul'.'''.. ':s VA
i"o'i'''c '''. '''' "'''' 4o
washington did Georgetown stoel;.-.,, Iio@s -....,
metropolitan '"' ~; ',''"'''''''''''" "''"'' ~
Hoard Of ruhlic Works green ss-......~ a5a ,9eA
Natinual rirp,c ........... ~.... 0S's
ivanoe lS Mns comp%my %sS stGcs s.o." 49,. o I q
NnShtEt iuli iiliVk MnCIl!ne Co. sOos~.. 20
TANK Ot MHN.!ln@lON ID
Bank OF WUHENiuu ,...., Is ...,..
National IigHE OF tho Relubc............ lIj 49,. .
second NH'ishH ltHilk W
Central NHlluunl Bank ll5
Nut.OnH Capital Telephone lO5 -.....
Land warrants, u 1872, per sees. l.20 -.....
laud warrant, utlcr wars, per acre-,.. lj1a -...
sold eis addGliHi, SIS, per Ncre..-.... $50 ...,.
Nulelr scrip per acre 1U,UJ
sioux h;ilI-brctd scrip ler acre.,. 200
STOCKS.
NEW York, Dec. A-1he following are the open.
ing, ghest, lowest and closing prices OF the prin.
cpHl stocks for tile day, corrected by Bateman &
Co., Corcoran building:
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