National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-03
THE MARKETS.
Buyers Quito Frlsky and stocks Go Up--Then
They slip Part Way Back and Stop-Re.
ported Hull Movement.

ihVJ sup thlt WY bAVh NHu Nlup--hes
ported Hull Movement
Special Dispatch.
NEW YoRR July 1.-The market opened
irregular but higher. Il soon steadied, and In
first hour and half touched highest figures Of
the day. ny noon trading dullod but held
fairly stoadyuitil 9It when therushto realize
profits upon tue days advance caused de.
cline OF nearly per cent. from the best prices
noted nj 1880.
A report was current in tho stock board that
Northumberland other big bcars had privately
settled with Gould, and Jolnedhim for tho bull
side
Tho closing was quito strong for tho crlngcrs,
but rather WCaksior Union Pacific Western
Union, and the fdnulcs.
There IS q general impression that the
market will be lower tomorrow on account of
the uncertainty attending stocks held over the
Three ensuing holidays, and dangers of dlsnS.
scrs inCidcnt thereto.
Il is said that 10y Gould will receive over
| 81 90 OOO IN dividends from his Investments
| bcLwcon July aud ",
Western Onion, Louisville and Nashville, ,
| and Delaware aud IurkawHuua were Conspic.
unusly strong at the opening to-day ut an al.
| vance OIL per cont.
graytou Ives u 90 were tho largest sellers
| Of lsIkC shore, with scattering buyers. Snvin
| \ NnudcrhuM aud Guld'chmidt 4 Co.. bought
! Union Pacific Prince aud w. r. II. Wallace.
| ana Mnut0C bought Delaware and lncku.
| Nullllls .lNulOIl anu lNfhll. una ltll NNlN
| l. q, Fisher bought Missouri incilu Spencer
| Trask " Co., sold Northwestern and bOught
!cntrnl Pacific, O. T. Bonner wrs the largest
| bnyer 81 Northwestern. Trading tn New York
Contrl aud the eN.Villarls was uuimportaut.
Henderson, Kikncr and Lupis bought 81
| Paul. barnes Bros, Hughes, aud U Rricn sold
bonds active and ttoug. There Is good de.
maud in the loan crowd for stocks.
A ChiCag, dispatch says: Tho market 81
Ncndlcr now that tho cnsh grnin has been
placed. There is no hrgc buying but fair
purchases are being made, us buyers expect
By Assood,s,, Press
NEW IoRK, July The share speculation
was buoyaut and excited to-day aud the bears
We're much alarmed Of the tum In Affairs,
Round amounts NJ the loading shares were
taken with confidence for home aud lOruigu
account, the purchases being due mainly TO
the mot that few important railway corpora
lions dciunltcd on their July Interest churpcg
, Reports from the yaln'gtowlug Regions were
Of n favorable nature, md this, with the pub
llshcd views Of Mr.. Vanderbilt on tie Nun-
ton, had much to do with the improvement
The Vanderbilt Gould White party were
buyers throughout
IN the early dealings the bears rushed IN 70
, cover aud III thor haste bid prices Wy ON
, themselves, Tho advance - compared with
last nights ctOelug figures ranged from ! to .
per cent. In the afternoon there were sales "a
rcali2c aud prices fell OF "a TO ! pGr cent; IN
. the gpneml list and 2iR IN Uuinu Pacific, Near
the close ilrncr tono prevailed, ana there
was rally of Ato2tpor cont and the market
closed strong,
are u 10 bpcr cent higher, except for Union
Pacific, which IL unchanged, Railway bonds
were strong md higher, ..,
Tho sales Of stock to-day aggregated 8j5sig
EsSIaG, iIisSj bela%ara. ISoESwauns aaG
Western, $500; Erie, $500; Lake Shore, lg,Is5
Louisville end Nashyil!cS g,aS9; Missouri Pa
trial, d,GsO; Pacific Mail, g,66o Reading 4,Oli
~. Paul, 60. zoo; Union Pacific 10 gs0; Western
Union, s2Dl Northern pacia9 preferred
s6lIi Oregon TTnscontinneplal 5,s9 no, ....
Snbtrcnsury b0lanOes-Coin, sllO,eiS fO3; cur
rency, So SOS.
The failures for the SIX months ending july
I /, 1884, arc reported by II, w. Dun q Go, Il
number 300, w compared 1897 IN tho frat sis
, months OF issS, nn Increase 81 $40 failures d
about 10 pOr cent. The liabilities for the tin
| half of 1884 foot up TO the enormous sum o
{ slA,O0,0O9, as compared with s6G,90O'OO0 y
: the period of 1883, or nearly double. Til
great growth Of liabilities " directly trlceabl'
, by the agency 10 the recent panic which hul
D mainly conferred In New York city, This con
, ties in the past three mouths Of the p0rtlo
! who have failod IN New York comprise NOR,
3 than half Of those noted In ull the failures o
A the entire United States In that period.
That the failures which have occurred nr,
largely, confined TO speculative quarters I
I shown by the fact that The average indebted
! ness OF the parties falling In the last SIS
. with but $4,000 In the similar period Of lsS'
I A higher average amount OF liabilities hi
: boon reached In tho Last six months than owe
| before. The agency claims that the legitimnt,
n business OF the country suffers no serious re
r suit from these fixtures, that q condition o
l. preparedness for the panic had been reached
i and that the balance Of the year lnny witness
n fairly profitable demand for mcrchandiS
, | with results more satisfactory than tho iirs
4 six months huvo shown.
] Quotations OF Wednesdays Stock Sales.
|; Tho rnil9wipg haze boon Furnished by bate