Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-01

TIE GOVERNMENT INTEREST PAyNENTs-vANp
BIL1xwHAT THE BULLS BELIEVE. ETc.

THE GOVERNMENT INTEREST PAyNENTS-vANpER-
BILTNWHAr THE BULLS BELIEVE. ETC.
NEW YORK, July !, Wall Street, ff05.-Tbe July
disbursements OF interest and dividends to-day IL
Is estimate ed Will he nearly $50 100000. The govern
ment VIII pay s. rs on the four per bonds
and 81 03s,705 as interest on the currency skies Is
sued Ia aid OF the Pacinc roads, making a total OF
ss.426,430. To-day the 12sth call for f1000O,0Oo
tluee per cents matured. and OF this amount
s. 10000 remains 10 be hquidated, g 10000 hav-
ing been anticipated. This brings the total pay.
ments 10y the government FOR interest and principal
OF the public debt up 10 $l6,s26. .430
Foreign bankers say that the Withdrawals OF
specie from the Bank OF England are I'm soyereignS
Tor Canada The rates OF exchange do not war
rant the transaction as a banking operation, but
the scarcity OF actual gold In the dominion necess
tates Its importation from abroad
The report that Mr.. Vanderbilt has made further
loans on government bonds for the purpose OF tax
ing UP Lake Shore is again revived and generally
The bulls believe that a large proportion OF the
many millions 10 be paid out during the current
month for coupons and dividends win seek re-
investment In Wall street in good stocks and bonds
California southern Will default upon its interest.
The next oregon Transcontinental loan falls due
August LIST, and is the Gould loan for 81 100000
RAILROAD NOTES.
The Northern Pacific is paying interest charges
Que to-day, amounting 70 $l2l.ssa Al the Den
and Rio Grande ONCE IL Is stated that the earn
ngS have been insufficient to meet interest charges
due to-day, and therefore interest Is defaulted The
amount due is s6559l7 on the consolidated bonds
ance, and at the Offices OF the fiscal agents OF the
various railway companies large crowds OF bond
their interest are few. The Wabash receivers have
advertised the payment OF interest a large nun.
Der OF their branch lines and also on the Wabash
rs OF 1879 do.funded debt bonds and dofunded debt
bonds graduated
Mr. Colgate Hoyt government director Of the
Onion Pacific railroad company, yesterday tele-
graphed President Charles Francis Adams, jr., In
forming him OF rumors on the street predicting de-
FAULT on July interest and a recelvership for the
company. Mr. Adams telegraphs the following:
"There Is absolutely no truth 10 the stories. They
are pure falsehood, Money is provided and inter
est viii be paid. You can state this on authority.
(slgnedl c. +. Adams. jr., President"
The New York, PennSy lvania and Ohio railroad
company Will pay to-day one pound sterling upon
coupon No s. upon its first mortgage Income bonds
where, also. deferred warrants will be issued for
the repaid portion Of the coupon
AZ the Union Pacific offices all interest due Is
being paid. Missouri Pacific officials are paying
dividends and interest on Missouri Pacific Interest
on Iron Mountain and NJ, X. and T., and taking up
Texas Pacific New Orleans division coupons
THE STOCK MARKET
The stock market opened steady and soon be-
came weak. Prices declined u 10 Il. per cent,
Lake Shore, Western Union. Union Pacific and St
Paul being the greatest sufferers Near II O'Clock
a firmer feeling prevailed and a rally OF II TX
per cent took place, the latter In Union Pacific
Business rather quiet
Capt. Andrews, the Aged Pedessrian.
Boston, July Capt John w. Andrews, OF Sum-
Boston, arrived In this city evening by the Bos
ton and Albany road, having given up his tramp at
Hartford alter completing 100 miles on foot, at an
average rate OF 2a miles per day He went 70 the
poses TO tarry until November.
Teiegraphic Briefs.
Meliis Brothers, wholesale dealers in millinery
and fancy goods at Portland, oregon, have failed.
Liabilities. 100000.
The New York Jewellers Club ana the New Eng
land Manufacturing Jewellers Association celebrated
"Jewelers Day" by a trip TO Coney Island to-day.
The party numbered about 400