National Republican., 1883-09-10

and Reading suffering the most In the first hour'
h iwever, there was recovery OF q 10 W per een',
Northwest leading THIS was again olomcI enr MANY
shares. The decline from last nignts ,s,Ig cl9s,iIng
ranged from to 5H per cent INC gWNoosJhyiiis'
Northern Pacific, Oregon Trauscontinenta ana
Wabash preferred being particularly weak. MICH
gan Central sold down e S2 C9nad9 s0aslietn to
li6, Northwestern to i2jlf, st. Paul TO lOlM Chi-
cage, Burlington and Quincy to l2ly& Omaha 70
do. preferred to n, md Wabash preferred 10 53}A
AT the close somc shares rallied 1s 20 per cent,
while others sold at the lowest of the day. Union
Pacific ana Northwestern preferred were quOteu
ex dividend of ~ and per cont. respectively;
The depression was due to reports lhat the 1ou,u
party would not enter tho Louisville and Nash
Vile directory. that President Ruttcr of the New
York Central had ordered rates reduced to what.
eyer figure Necessary TO obtain business ana tnt ~
the corn crops had been seriously damaged py
irost The Two first mentioned reports We're enl-
phatically denied, III regard to alleged damage
to the corn crop opinions dincr widely, some
houses having private wires being in receipt OF
tccgrams predicting the largest crop over mar
vested while others received word TINT the crop
had been seriously harmed ~ was said that tne
reaction was partly due 70 yesterdays heavy real
izatons and TO the fact thai the bull leaders them,
selves encouraged sales In order TO force out small
holders At least brokers identified with those
who recently were on tho bull side were active
first in depressing prices aud equally prominent
among the buyers during the AFTERNOON. Ill INC
specatics American Cable declined per cent to
6l2i Chicago, ST, LOUIS and Pittsburg preferred
to Al, indianapolis, bloomington ana western "a
to 25, Manhattan leach ] to 1s, Memphis ami
Charleston "a TO 40, Minneapolis and St. Louis
pcrferred "a TO 5OA, Norfolk and Western pTee-
/ TO 100, Manitoba ~ TO l0sA, and Colorado Coat
| IA TO 2il8. Bankers and dCrchnntS Ielegrnpn
rose 4 TO f;lOl6 ana Ohio Central = to llS. the
sales OF stocks for the week amounted TO 2,53i l76
shares against 220J,9I4 last week, an increase Ot
2j,202 shares
| for the week ended to-day were SijO59O. The To-.
tai since Jan. was sl0,b69SG5 against S42,1JOOOo
Tor the same period In lSS2 The imports OF spe.
January wos sl0670,S9S against s2,isO0n for the
same period last year
The weekly exhibit of the New York city asso
ciated banks was uufavoublc, showing loss in
surplus reserve of ST. go an expansion in loans
Of 81 lO97 200, and y loss in cash OF Sl0ibiQJ The
| liabilities were reduced SSi7,501 The banks hold
N,iSI,jOO above legal requirements, against de-
ilCcncy of SlSS2,2Ij for the same week last year.
The statement reflects the movement of currency
| to the west and south to assist the movemont oil
| tho crops.
Transactions aggregated ii2o9O shares, includ.
ing Canada Southern 5000; Central Pacific, 600
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. SO lc0 ben
yer and Rio Grande, $780, Erie, 1i90Oi Kansas and
Texas, 1900; Lake shore, $500; Louisville and
Nashville, 2g,500 Michigan Central, 5000; Missouri
Iacinc, 7,4OO; Memphis and Charleston, 1000
Morthwestern, 1880; New. Jersey Central S,2CO 6
Reading, 1890 81. Paul, 1850; Texas Pacific
6,9OO; Union Pacific, lj.2Oj Wabash Pacific, $500
Western Union, 11,70O Northern Pacific preferred
$500; Oregon Transcontinental $1,000; Wabasl
preferred, 5000
F,-' BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Sept S.-Cotton quiet; middling
l0lHc. Flour quiet end unchanged; Howard stree
aud western superfne, So 25@3 rs; do. extra, 81 "
96 90; do. family, S. 2596 90; city mills superfne
20 0093 20; do. extra, "a 00Q6 so: do. Rio brands
SO 00D6 %; Patapsco family, SO 70; do. superlativ
patent 81 So Wheat-Southern higher and nc
tive western shade better closing easy; south
ern rod, 81 1901 10 do. amber, 81 l5C0l 10: No.
Maryland, 81 ~ bid; No. . western winter red
spot, 81 1901 1874; october. 81 15l6@t 15A No
vember, 81 17J6@1 Is; December, 81 2OA@l 203l
Corn-Sonthern quiet aud steady; western highe
and strong southern white, 57@60c; do. yellow
60@62c western mixed, spot 60l4(0G0Ac; Septenl
ber, 60c bid; October, 6014@60Ac; November, 80
bid; steamer, Soc bid. Oats firm; southern, 800
3Sc; western white. 36@3Sc; do mixed, 33@S5c
Pennsylvania. 35693sc. Rye quiet at 66@6Sc. Ha
dull and unchanged primo to choice Pennsylya
mia and Maryland, el3 50915 90. Provisions dul
and easy without change; meas pork. Sl4 so: bull
meats, shoulders and clear rib sides. packed. 7lad
SC bacon, shoulders, Sc clear NIB sides, 9c ham,
} 154@l64c: lard. refined 10Lc Butter firm fo
} chGice; western packed S9l6c creamery. lS@2St
Eggs steady at 20c Petroleum unchanged; refined
J TN@7JSc Coffee firm; Rio cargoes. ordinary I
fair s92@lOc Sugar quiet; A soft, SIC. Cope
refined steady at lll3@1f5c. Whisky quiet an
steady at 81 1S@l 1875. Freights to Liverpool pc
Is; 3D.; grain, 4d. Re:eipts-Flonr, zoos barrel
wheat, $1,000 bushels corn, $4,000 bushels; oat
5000 bushels rye, 1000 bushels Shipments
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn 600 bushels. Sales
Wheat $4,000 bushels; corn 5000 bushels.