National Republican., 1884-09-30
TIE MARK ETS.
The Facts aud Fancles Which Affected Stocks
Yestcrdsy-TrsdIns In Chicago and Dslti.

The Facts aud Faneies Which Affected Stocks
Yestcrdsy--Trsdlns In Chicago and Dslti.
more.
New YORK, Sept. ql-Thcro was no very
great activity in the market to-day, rs was an.
ticipatcd by brokers yesterday, many of the
Hebrews keeping the day as close holiday,
There was rather better feeling OH stocks
Everybody admits that the manipulation aud
washing is on very extensive scale, and there
Is no outside buying to speak Of but prices arc
low. and the prospects Of better condition latter
on is very bright, and an oversold market and
prices much, II At all. The shrowdest traders
mink the manipulation all means highor
prices, but there IL much deception. The
feeling among reputable bankers Is that the
issue of New York Central bonds, as explained
by Mr. Depcw, printed yesterday, was entirely
Justified by the condition of the treasury which
contains ample ollateral, and there was never
any real occasion for yanderbilte denying the
reports which leaked out In advance OF the
issue.
Nobody now prctends to believe Mr.. Van
lerbllts statement that he had no interest In
the West Shore road. In fact, II Ia known that
he or the New York Central owns n large
amount of West Shores, and expect to iorocosc
upon their default within a year once in
possession Of the New York Central company,
the earnings will undoubtedly be pooled upon
basis of about per cent on West Shore
mortgages
There was good bnying of New York Central
STOCK Saturday, and sharp operators think tho
stock now better buy than u sale.
Morgan Is a hull on Northern Pacific stocks.
II ~ stated that the Northern Pacific and tho
Union Pacific will surely make Joint salts
iactory traffic agreement this week with tho
oregon Railway and Navigation company,
ID, o. Mills talks ofa rise IN Erie. This stock
is promised a fresh rise next month, and this
winter to 25.
The Bloodgood.slayback people continue to
! be strong believers In 81. Paul.
Gould on Saturday denied that IL was he
who sold the 10000 share block of 81. Paul
Friday, and Mitchell having denied 1t, II II
now believed that Wocrishoter did ~ Cam
mack said yesterday he had not q dollars in
| terest In stocks, which he believed would con-
| tinue dull the year out
The east.bound tonnage OF the trunk lines
| increased 600 tons last week owing to the
| open rates of all the lines.
The Reading Railroad company has asked
Itho holders OF New Jersey Central car trusts 70
| agree to an extension OF time for the payment
| from Jan. ], 1885, to April 1, 1856, The holders
can either accept this postponement or take
| possession of the stock under default. The
Reading Railroad company say they have al
| their own october interest money on hand
| and there will be no defaults on Oct l..
The Exchange Place party continues bearish
| on all Vanderbilt properties, especially New
| YORK Central, and bets arc made that within
two months the other Vanderbilt roads will
| Fave to follow centrals example.
The retirement OF the Gould party from the
diectory of tho Northwest railroad company Il
said to be without Significance. Mr.. Gould
says he has long been desirous of seyering hi'
| connection with the company and that he hAi
| excepted the first opportunity presented. Mr.
Dillon intended risignipg owning to wish Il
lead more private life.
Tho White following is understood TO be un
decided as 10 the immediate caurse oftht
market but Mr.. White personally does no
look for any immediate change, but inclines !,
u belief that for few days dealing will b
confined to the room traders.
The order broker in st. Paul says to-day
trading was confined to Morgan & Smith
Coombs sold 1000 81. Paul and the buyers wer
BANNER, Williams, Dillon aud traders.
Quotations Of Mondays stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate
man & Co, bankers, 1i1l L street, being tn
most actI We stocks In the New YORK exChnuRe: