The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-06-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

The New York Money Market-stoek Trans-
tions-Closin Prices of Government Sc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of General Stocks.
New YORK, June 27.-MOnsy gig 03 per cent,
closed offered at q.
Prime mercantile paper 405is per cent.
Governments strong, especially for fOur-per-
cents.
Railroads lower.
State securities fairly active and firm.
The stock market in the first part of the day
was quiet and firm, with an advance in prices of
d to q per cent. Wabash preferred and Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy leading the upward move
ment. Among other shares conspicuous for
strength were st. Paul, Denver, Michigan Cen
trail, Canada Southern and Louisville q Nash
vile. Shortly after 1 o'clock, the bears made a
sharp attack ON Denver, the price breaking from
49, to 41Hs. Sales were attributed to various
operators, some saying they were for account
of leading trades abroad, and others that they
were made by an element prominently identi-
fed with the company. This mad au unsettling
effect on the general list, but the decline was I'M
important. In the last transactions Denver
rallied to 42la, and other stocks improved
slightly. As compared with Tuesdays closing,
the active shares are ls to q per cent. lower;
Lackawsnna ls, and Northwestern preferred
y per cent. higher, In speclalties
Alton u TeFfe HauCe common declined ILo per
cent. to sig, Richmond & West Point Ter
minal So TO Bile, Richmond & Danville Ia to
39Aa, Colorado Coal / to 80, American Cable L TO
90, Manhattan % to 40, Metropolitan Elevated
1 to 60 and Mobile G. Ohio l to 10. C., c., c. &
!. rose l per cent. to IA and Manitoba Ia 10
124ss- Jersey Central, New York Central and
Michigan Central continued scarce and COM
handed 4 To ss per ceut. for use to-day.
The governing committee of the Stock Ex-
change listed the following securities: 81, 0o0,-
600 additional first mortgage land grant 6 per
cent gold bonds, 50, 100000 additional ineame,
and So, 100000 eaplta al stock of the Atlantic &
mortgage bonds and 100000 second
mortgage bonds OF the Houston &
bonds of the Oregon & California; $l,5I5,O0O
eastern division 6 per cent. thirty-year bonds OF
the Central Iowa; $4,000 Mount Vernon
& Terre Haute; 50 0OO. 900 first mortgage 4 per
cent. bonds New York, New Haven & Hartford;
$4,740,ooo first mortgage bonds, 81. 100000 sec
Ond mortgage, and So, 5s2,500 capital stock of
the Texas & ST. Louis in Missouri and Arkansas;
s. ,945, 900 first mortgage, and $4,000 in
come land gra MIS- of the Texas & ST. Louis in
Texas; Sc, 100000 first mortgage of the Chicago
Il Atlantic; So, 100000 OF the river division
first mortgage Norfolk d WESTERN s ,75o,0oo
general first mortgage and land
grant gold bonds of the Northern Pacific;
$4,000 900 second mortgage 6 per cent. New
Burlington q Quincy 8 per cent. bonds;
$1,000 900 . per cent. eOnsols, first series, and
So, 600, 600 second series Philadelphia & Read
ing Company. The also listed ST.
Paul, Minnesota b Manitoba registered bonds,
which will be issued only on the cancellation
and retirement Of an equal amount of coupon
bonds.
The transactions az the Stock Exchange to-day
aggregated 167,S47 shares. as follows: Della
ware, Lsckawanna Il Western 81 200, Denver &
Rio Grande %. 900, Erie 1000, Lake Shore 8, 200,
Louisville & Nashville 1900, New Jersey Cen
tral 1000, New York Central 5000, Reading
5000, Milwaukee & 81. Pau 5000. Union Pacific
1900, Western Union IL, 600, Canada Pacific
5000, Northern Pacific preferred 5000, aud
Wabash preferred 1000.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.