Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-04
NOTES FROM WALL STREET.
Union pocific--Mr. Gould on the Rulr
S.ae-Hr. Vanderbilt a Buyer OF
Reading CpcneAS.

Pacific and ST Pau at the decliae The WoeT,s. ,Si
aS nomer party are reported 20 have covered their
siiorts IN reading. The buying OF The consolidated
mortgage coupon az Reading Is believed 10 have
oeen Tor Mr.. Nanderbiit's account The bears saw
interest on these bonds may he taken as SONS, te0
cation OF the general condition OF The coal ,,ror
NH WSic @ dnere are about S5oeoe0 OF Junior bonds
"hiCa come IN after tie consolidated mortgage.
American Securities in rondop.
London cables report the market for American
railway securities generally weaker, At de,Itnes
iSal,S IIuLh a 10 - per cent The exceptions
isshnstiEania, Reading and Denver. which have
5uNahced !. 10 L per cent The following show
qteqtS: Fri "a AtiantiE and Great Western Isis Erle
tfai, \; Canada Pacific, .; 81. Paul a: central
Pacific, \; Lake Shore,
I. : bonds are strong a. an advance of .. 20 y
per cent ~
a Broken Texas Bank.
III Is reported that the First National bank. Of
attached
NeW President OF the Isaa,.ers. and
N"rchants' Telegraph Company.
a, Al a meeting OF the directors Of the Bankers
signed. "
Changes i'm the stock Market.
NEW YORK, June {. Wall street, II a. m.->tocLs
opened weak and lower. Prices decIircd /, toli'
per cent. the latter in Northwest. Latcr there was
arllS, nat 1T The present time the market is lower
NooS.-Stocks were strong and higher after II
O'Clock, but at the present time the market Is weak
Decline iu socks.
FOREIGN OPERATORS WAITING FOR LOWER rR,cFs
PRlcks or So&E STOCKS SUPPORTED BY LARGE sFEC-
CLAT0RS.
M New Wy YORK June [. Wall Street, f:to p. m.-The
PO@ says The stock market during the forenoon
was less active and weaker than during the same
hours yesterday, and though there was LITTLE
squirt upward for iewe minutes about
li:0 O'clock the decline experienced in the
last hour yesterday was not recovered at
any time this forenoon and at u O'Clock
AZ
last night The advance In the rates Of sterling
exchange Yesterday, together with the weakness
Oh tne London market both yesterday and to-day,
for American securities Is accepted as indicating
that tIe stocks bought last week for foreign ac-
tH t nSe pee9 pIetty largely sold again, and That
1he present feelng OF foreign operators is
not TO buy again except at lower prices
than the present This leaves the control
OF the market almost entirely 10 local Influences
AS mentioned yesterday, prices OF many ol the
active stocks are supported hy the large spccula-
tors, Who 50 largely interested In them: other
wise, there would have been q more important de-
cline. Even as 1t was, at 12 O'Clock twenty-Sx out
OF the thrty-eisht stocks traded in were from 4 10
lss lower than at the close last night. An Instance
OF THIS Kind OF support is TO be found In heading,
which was made scarce after - O'Clock to-day, and
sold at p Regular and ~ cash. whereas ii sold at -
before the appointment or receiver.
General Foreign News sy Cable.
ANOTHER DYNAMITE OUTRAGE IN PREPARATION
PARIS, June 4.-1he chiefs OF the dynamite party
In Paris declare that the authors of the last on
don explosions have escaped from England and are
now In perfect safety. Another outrage which ib
Is believed Will be more successful has been
planned The 1iRal details have been arranged for
be held
THE Ex-KHEDIvE THRAsHED IN PARIS
PARIS, June Am unknown man, supposed.
however. To he 4 discharged empove attacked The
eX-khedive, ISmall Pasha, at the PaIais Royal gar
denS to-day, and gave him a severe beating
A LIVERPOOL COTTON WAREHOUSE N FLAMES.
LIVERPOOL Juna A fire broke out fn n cotton
warehouse in Toronto street this afternoon la
origin Is unknown Up to half-past three o'clock It
had not been gotten under control
DENIAL FROM GERMANY
BERLIN, June 4-The North German Gazette de-
nles the reports current at Capetown that Germany
intends 10 establish tranS-oceanfc penal settle
ment
MARINES SENT TO sraKIY
PORT SAID. June 4.-Two hundred and fifty MAJ
rines nave been dispatched TO Suakim
THTBET TO PAY AN INDEMNITY
CALCUTTA, June 4-The dispute between Nepaul
ana ;, Thibet has been arranged Thibet will pay an
indemnity.
THE RUSSIAN POLICE
ST PETERSBURG, June At has been decided 10
postpone the reorganization OF the police in St. Pc
the police commission sent TO Paris Vienna and
Berlin TO study tie police system I'm those cities
VIII have returned and reported the result OF their
labors.
CHARGED WITH BEING SIHTIIsr
naval officer has been arrested at Cronstadton
the charge OF being a nihst-
COMPLIMENT FOR MIN lister LOWELL
LONDON, June 4-Tf,tth says: "The approaching
resignation OF James Russell Lowell, the American
minister, VIII cause universal regret"
PROPOSED PARLIAMENTARY CHANGES
Mr. Gladstone announces that the government
intends TO deal with the subject OF redistribution
or parliamentary seats during the present parlia-
ment
RUSsIA's INTENTIONS
ST PETERSBURG, June 4.-The st. Petersburg
easiness caused in Europe 10y Russia's annexation
OF the Merv oasis that RuSsia's policy in Central
IS dene @ her frontier In the drecon G0y OF s
and Alglanlstan and TO maintain her treaties.
DISABLED OCEAN STEAMER
MoNpoS, DON June 4aLhe steamer Main Capt He'll
passed on Tuesday, June Sd, at noon, with her
shaft broken. All on board were We'll
Nomin ated for Congress.
LANCASTER Pa. June 4.-Parfs Hademan, iron
master, OF Chickies. was to-day nominated 10y the
democratic county convention as the candidate for
Congress In this lthe ninth) district
An Agricultural Exhibition.
THE DISPLAY MADE AT ROCKVILLE To-DAY-A LIST
OF EXHIBITORS.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR:
ROCKVILLE, Md, June 4.-The spring meeting OF
the Agricultural Society of this county took place
here to-day. As this was the first meeting OF the
kind ever held by the society there was much in
terest manifested In its result There was mag
nificent show OF agricultural machinery, among
which was the following: A. b. Farquahar, York,
Pa, traction engine, Vibrator, sulky pow, suky
rake, chilled plow, double Shelter. cider mill
sulky and spring harrow and iron frame harrow,
Lion masticator feed cutter drill keystone corn
planter; by C. B. Jones, ten-horse self-propenng
engine, twelve-horse plain engine, two separators,
manufactured by j. l. Case, Racine, Wis, ten-horse
selfpropeer traction engine, plain do. two sepa-
rators; Aultman, Taylor q Co, Mansfield, Ohio
mower and hay feeder: Springfield Manufacturing
company, Ohio, self dump rake, Ohio chilled plow,
lot OF fertilizers; p II. Heiske, jr, Co., Washing
ton, d. c., Gilpin sulky plow, Osborne self-binding
harvester and premium mower and reaper, su1y
cutivator, SeeriS Sulky walking cutiyator, corn
planters, sulky rakeS, engines, thresEers. cutting
boxes, corn sheller, &C; John A. Baker, Washing
ton, ID. c., buckeye harvester, new light mower
Millers new model thresher and separator, moni-
tor traction engine. Faush & Bradley spring beam
sulky plow; Walter A. Wood, twiDe binding and
harvester and mower exhibited w. H. Talbot,
j. 7. Stewart, Frederick, Md, empire engine
threSher, drill, Hagerstown steam engine, DeeT1ng
binder. mowers and reapers, &C.; c. W. crawford,
excelsior twine binder; Platt Co., York. Pa,
Kirkwood wind engine, manufactured by X @.
Kirkwood, EilicOtt city, Md, exhibited by 5. W.
Shackhouse; George I. Dunlop, Georgetown. ID. c.,
Esterley twine binder; III. A. Dawson, Rockville,
Nd, Minneapolis twine binder and Eureka mower,
new champion horse rake and other machines. NJ.
Calisthenic Commencement.
AN INTERESTING OCCASION AT LEEsBURd
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