The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-27
oN NmANaL.

oS 'CuASGE,
Ihun- operators IN railway ana nlhcr
shares were puzzled by th" hyarishnoss OF
I'nIor Pacific continuing after the change Of
presidents. !! appears that government .N-
ports have been quietly Ht work Tor weeks,
hut 10 was only u week ago H. became known
that tho report WIS finished, ana showed "a
Vors. stat. oi affairs than any one hnd sup
posed. The strongest efforts were innuc to ger
The rcpurt supprcsscd,or Ht any rate n'ld over
fora tlnc which the bull clique would unpucs-
tltnably have used to sell out their stock hut
the Senate Judiciary committee insisted ON
having tho report presented lo u, ne
striklns feature ul u WI, INA, tll' lhl"''
Pacific company has ~ TINS llln' AN uh-
funded ar fiouiiug debt of sll,lWhH' against
this there WR~ oilscttins assets which might
be appraised az about S1,tnvn ltuNlng u iltl
debt ~ about S6,ov1,00J, and win this II has
mad Ia pass ~ July dividend ANA iuru over
- thr government the on'S ready ri.sn u illl
IN IT, treasury, something over Ho,w' tho
company being largely IN hrtcifH 10 tn'
government under the provisions of the
Thurman act. /; must be remembered,
Bradstrccts remarks, mat we thllod
on the road, and the interest
Oh these second mortgage bonds
10 naS TO pay, the company hchhMhilc
having to nay Ia 80 much every year 10 SINK :
mig fund to redeem these bonds, and all
charges for transportation work done FOR the
government 10y the company are also credited
to This fund. The examination OF tie con-
Germ made 30 certain that diNldcnds were
things III the past. MIR. Ahram Hewitt stated
In tho House debate last "wednesday thht no
person now living would ever see inc COM
many nav another dividend. or course this
condition Of affairs gradually i'"hlhg
ont totally disconnected IN" huli move
mtnt I'm stock. and the grand event
OF Mr.. Charles Francis Ndams election
to the presidency of the road, vice MIR. pillon
resigned. fell Hat II had been arranged 10
make this the great lever ior ElNing lhe Insi
mas been going down, and 81 far ~ anyone
can So, now MIR. Gould'- last hull movement
in Union Pacific IS proving As great u lzIle
F,hrunrv iust. Dn that Occasion, however
he managed to sell out on the pool he had
formed; this time he appears 10 Tee l'it hiin-
self
GEAIN ASD BREAp-ruFfS.
In I'd, Juno review OF the hrcudsluils mar
kct aud the outlook the London Miller con
clud,s that "thc harvest character al 1891
throughout the world looks, on present show
ing, as though II would bc q good one. Inc
wear promises no extraordinary iccundltN,
hut good average yields look Hike being the
order Of things, and good average Yields
mean, on the present basis oi production anu
consumption, u net surplus which mas been
eXurf.getl al 70 90 90 quurtcrs,and which even
Tho most careful estimates do not rcducc below
100000. or at the most lO,WDVo0. June, July
and August will, as usual, bc lnrgc.y occu-
pied in studying the promises for the new
cereal year and looking into the luturc OF
trade" Late ndviccs received IN London
rom India, the latter part of May, speaks OF
some anxiety In upper India ana especially
in the Delhi and iiissar divisions OF inc run
iab No famine was anticipated. IN lower
Bengal harvest prospects were ucrcrlnci rs
fairly good, although some regions nnu TX
perionced hardly any rainfall since the pe-
Inning of the year. Inquiry for wheat ~
Calcutta and bombay was slow. The high
interest rates charged checked trade IN oil
lines The prospect for the crop IN Franco "
not ~ bright rs II has been, but that ~ inc
mos, which can he said. Grain markets over
Inc cont nent of Europe generally have been
dul and dropping so FAR ~ brcndstuiis nre
oorecrned. As Russia ~ profcrring To ship
ber wheat direct Ia London and Antwerp, the
.a.st Prussian markets find their customary
supplies OF Russian wheat falling OH, ana,
whom obtained, costing decidedly more
money than before the reopening OF IRON
stadt. German prices are stlll very low. a..
WHEAr--Choice, 81; medium grades, w;
Nicaragua, 5gDttc.
RYn3Nominal at Coz; northern, Sc.
BARLEY-iWdioc.
Ooys-Shellod and sacked, JyGdcc.
6ATs-Choicc, 30d-i2c, sacked.
FIOUR-Patent, $40; early breakfast, h.g;
sream soda, s30tG3.l5; pure cream X.s,;
Todd Mills: Patent, $3.50; Union, s3.l5; Prai-
No Flower, 81: Star, choice, s2.lb.
BRAS-At mills, SOC; In store, 81.
CbRSNEALe-Fine boltcd per 100 POUNDS,
a'1.
Uowisy AND GRiTs-$5 per barrel
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, I'D
saoppcd corn and oats per 10 pounds, si'"i
corn bran per 100 pounds, Zoe.
GRAHAM FLoui,-Pcr loo pounds, 81
HAY-Dark, SOS; bright, $40; from store
prairie, balcd, dark, -; bright, sli; bright free
on board car, sll; dark, s..
MrILEr SEED-65c; German millettOc'