Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-25
New York Stock Market.

New York Stock Market.
NEwYoRK June 4th-i2M.-StockSopene firm
and advanced Is TO >, but Were subsequently
weaker and the improvement was lost At 1919
owing TO Il scare by shorts and to the absence o.
unfavorable rumors. Lackawanna rose rapid y
from 1919 to 1867, with difference OF = pei
cent. between cost and regular The remainder
of the list advanced q to 212, Louisville and
Nashville the Grangers, the Nanderbilts. Union
Pacific and Missouri-Pacific leading. Toward II
o'clock Lackawanna fell of to 1919, and the
other stocks reacted IA to rs.
NEW YORK, June 24th.-Central Pacific, 941l
Burlington, l09 Northern Pacific, l75S; do pre-
ferred. 421a: Northwestern, 81; New York Cen
trail A554: Oregon Transcontinental, 91s; Ore
con Railway and Navigation, e. Pacific Mail
1861: Panama, IS; st. Louis and san Francisco
II: Texas Pacific, s; Union Pacific, 343s: Wells
Fargo Il Co. S Express, IS; Western Union, 5l1s.
New YORK, June ith--Noon-Stochs had an
upward turn the past hour and prices rose - tC
l15. shorts were the largest buyers AT midday
the improvement was partially lost. Several
sharp drives were made against Western Union
and round amounts were sold. 1t is reported
the raids were made for the purpose of breaking
the stock below fifty but thus far the bears have
not been successful. 1t is rumored that /; large
amount of the sales of this stock to-day are
'washes."
1P. N.-Stocks buoyant, with prices up TO the
highest point of the day for some shares. 1t is
reported prominent railway capitalists have eff
fected n loan for s., 900 600 in Europe. Western
Union is up to 5215, Union Pacific 355S.
1:l5 P. M.-Another attack was made on the
share market, and prices declined 4 to ~
Western Union again the objective point and
forced down from 521 to 81 but all efforts to get
it below the latter figure were unavailing.
The American Turf.
CHICAGO June 24th.-This is the fourth day oi
the Chicago Driving Park summer running
meeting. The weather was very warm, and the
track in good condition. The first race was fol
the Ladies' stake for twoyear-old fillies, three
ida Hope, Rhadama, Eileen and Sparkling. The
race was won by Rhadama (the favorite), who
was never headed, in a gallop, bY three lengths
Ida Hope second Eileen, who quit in the
stretch "a bad third. Time 1:l9. In the second
race mile heats, the starters were Lehman Bal
Bird, Ella, Rowetta. Edwin A., Madison and
Mart Bonham. In the first heat Lehman (tht
fayorite) took the track and was never
headed, winning easily by three lengths
fourth Rowetta fifth Bird left at tn,
post and distanced. Time ISL. Tn,
second heat Lehman won by half length. afte-
| Furnishing finish with Edwin A.. Ella Rowett,
| third, Madison fourth, Bonham fifth. Time
las. The third race was for the Merchants
stakes for all ages, mile and a quarter. tn,
starters were Aseender, John Davis, Gano Idl
Pat and Thady. Pat made the running for haI
u mile, Gano the favorite) second, Davis in tn
third place Then Davis and Ascender went t,
| the front, with Gano third At the head of tn
| stretch Ascender. who sold in a pool of s159 fo
5, drew away and won easily by three lengths
| Davis second by a head. after Il driving finisl
with Gano. Time, 2:l9l4 The five-dollar mu
tuals paid s170. The fourth race was a handical
steeptechase over the short course mile ant
tnree-quarters The starters were Athelstone