National Republican., 1883-09-15
THE MARKETS.
Gould, Sage, and Their Associates Putting Up
Stocks to a High Figure.
Yesterdays Trading I'm Wall Street and
In the Leading Markets.
GOSSIP.
Special Dispdlch.

SDCctdt DsDdlch.
NEW YORK, Sept 1d--About all the clear
est headed brokers say it is very evident tho
intention of Gould, Connor, Sage, and Os-
borne and their following is to put the mar
ket higher, and they have the power to do so,
whether tho public are buying or not. Tho
buying from London is increasing. About
10000 shares were bought here yesterday for
European account. 1t is reported Gould has
bought $4,000 shares of Lackawauna during
the past two days. and has purchased liber-
ally of Louisville and Western Union, and he
tells his friends to buy for u rise..ii i.i.
Mr.. Evans, member Of the executive COM
mittee of the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road, said last night that this company was
earning 6 per cent. dividends, and he believed
the stock was good purchase. Tho Mills
party were talking bullish on the general
market mainly upon the large earnings of
the railroads and the large fall trade. Brokers
report unusually lnrge dealings in govern
ment bonds at full prices, and the general inn
preston is that the first call of l5,000,0O0 or
20,0O0,000 of IS may be expected within
ten days. 1t is authoritatively stated
that tho New York Central earnings for the
fiscal year ending Sept. so estimating the
last fortnight) amount to 33,l0O,O00 being
Shore people claim that they are taking the
New York Central's traffic, 1000 daily, but
the Central folks say they do not notice any
falling oil. The bear brokers insist there is
no outside support in tho market, and that
the market is thimblergged by professional
traders. Larry Jerome says he is authorized
to bot $4,000 and put up the money that
Northern Pacific preferred will sell at 40 in
twelve months. Jerome was u bull on this
stock thirty days ago.
Chicago kilograms say the South Chicago
rolling mills will start UP soon the strikers
wanting to return to work.
WALL STREET
Sterling unchanged money Q 70 %; stocks
lend ut 2; New York Central, Jersey Central,
and Northern Pacific preferred lent fiat, and
Burlington, Lackawanna and Michigan Cen
tral lent at 1. In Lackawanna Work &
Strong were sellers on the opening. The
buyers were Maurice & Co. In Lake Shore
and Hudson W. Taylor and Church sold. The
buyers were Kissam, Meade, and Ball & Co.
In Oregon Transcontinental Young bought
and Dickinson sold. In Reading Brown and
Frothnham bought and Ed Williams sold In
st. Paul Wormser, Johncs, and Carroll sold
and Rntter s. Gross and Scott & Co. bought.
The ST. Paul people say an executive meet
ing will be hold next Wednesday and the reg
ular 81 per cent. dividend on the common
will bo declared Oct. 10.
Stocks have been sold Off reports of north
western cold wave. In Chicago corn is steady
and wheat lower. Sterling weak. nn-
rand offers West Shore bonds at 722 seller 60
days. The LaclSawanna road has been granted
permission to do business in Castle Garden,
provided the company docs not sell tickets to
emigrants outside the rotunda. 1t is stated
the Lackawanna will receive 10 per cent. of
the pooling business at the Richmond and
Danville meeting. The Scott party voted
29,406 shares out of total of $4,000 shares.
Slayback started the selling in Northern
Pacific stocks. Elliot sold 2,000 Brandon
bought 1000; Bird also bought. 1t is re-
ported Smith and Morgan are selling the
Northern Pacific.
Louisville was lent up 1-64 for the use
Brokers say it was manipulated for sales of
stock. Cables this p. m. report lighting in
Tonquin, and q serious engagement between
the French and the black flags.
REVIEW.
Market opened strong at 1612 advance,
with same disposition to sit upon the market.
The most trading was in st. Paul, telegraph,
Northwest, and Louisville. The market con-
tinued till noon without especial feature.
The dullness was very marked. Money 2@3.
Stocks loaned at 2. Governments very
strong, and quoted higher for As and AIS.
Mccormick, Adams & Co., of Chicago, tele-
graphed that the weather is generally cloudy
with some rain west; no material change in
temperature. There was further depression
between II and 2 o'clock on reports of u cold
wave in the northwest, and at . p. m. quota
tions were l lower than at the opening for
Northwest, New York Central. and Reading,
1@2 lower for North Pacific preferred and the
Willard stocks. Early in tho last hour the
market continued depressed, and tho dullness
amounted almost to stagnation. Western has
Feen well sustained all day, and rumors are
again circulated that tho stock is to be listed
in London. There was slight rally at 2;3O,
but stocks soon sold of again, closing weaker
caused by extreme dullhess. Prices, us COM
pared with last nights closing, were to IL
lower, and to 2 per cent lower than this
mornings opening. Latter Northern Pacific
preferred.
LONDON, Sept. ID, 12:3O.-St Paul, 2
higher; Denver, higher; Lake Shore, l
higher; Louisville, higher; New York
Central, I higher; Erio higher Wabash
preferred, IL higher, and Ontario and West
ern higher.
STOCKS.
The following are the opening, highest,
lowest, and closing prices Of the principal
stocks for the day, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman & Co., bankers
No. 1411 L street northwest: