The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-06
c. AND 0. STOCK IN DEMAND.
Stated That Il Mil Be Listed on London
Exchange Next Week.
SENATOR BLAIEE'S BOOM PREMATURE.
ne Feels Hurt and Ia Not In Accord with tho
Harrison Progrsmme-The seariss-
Hopkins wili--New York New''
Nrw Yonx BUREAU, RICHMOND TINES,
Sept B. 1891

Nrw Yonx BUREAU. RICHMOND TINES,
Sept. B. 1891.
London houses we're again heavy buyers OF
Chesapeake and Ohio securities this morning,
and brokers active in the stock state posi-
lively that it: will be listed on London Ex-
change neat week At the Office Of Drexel'
Morgan & Co.. where the control OF the stock
ia held. it was stated that they knew nothing
about the prospective listing in London. and
do not know Of any pending deals, and have
no reason 10 give for tho advance on common
and preferred stocks
East Tennessee securities have been hrmer.
II the published accounts Of the Richmond
Terminal and East Tennessee system are mol
gross fabrications East Tennessee and hich,
mond Terminal securities ought 10 be good
speculative risk soon.
THE BLAINE BOOM PREMATURE.
The Evening Posts Washington correspon-
dent has personal information OF most trust
whorty character that the. Blaine boom IL pre-
nature, but it is genuine. Mr.. biaine, me
correspondent is assured. will not he candl-
date under any possible circumstances, but
he is not so far in accord with the HARRISON
programme as he was before has Bar liar Dol
Illness He is beginning to feel hurt al
some things that have been said and done ny
the friends of the President since his illness
end he may return TO Washington deter
mined to show the President that if the latter
gets the nomination il might be on the same
terms as in 1888. He is now seriously consId-
ering the advisability Of such course That
is all that can be said just now, but that much
is authentic.
PIATT's RULE-OR-RUIN POLICY.
Advices received from various parts Of the
State indicate a very discOuraging outlook
for the supporters of.Andrew ID. White as
candidate for tho Republican gubernatorlal
nomination. The belief is gaming GROUND
rapidly in Republican circles that should Mr..
Platt's rule-or-ruin policy be enforced at the
Rochester convention, and Mr.. Whites nomi-
nation for Coy ernor result. not only will the
} success of the Democratic stats ticket be
practically assured, but the election OF q
Democratic Senate and Assembly as well.
LOOKS LIKE SETTLEMENT.
II looks now as if there would be an AMIGA
bic settlement in the distribution of the Mark
Hopkins millions without recourse 10 the
courts. The result OF communications be-
tween the contesting parties have revealed a
disposition on the part Of Mr. Searles 70 settle
with MIR. Hopkins aud the minor contestants
outside the courts, provided they Will DO satls-
fed with a reasonable share OF property. MT.
Hopkins has gone 10 Methuen for private
conference with Mr.. Searles. This unex-
pected action on the part of Mr. Searles 10 re-
garded as proof that he is anxious 10 avoid
the notoriety of court proceedings.
NKw YORK NOTES.
1t is charged that the Hebrew pauper i'm
migrants are being brought here on tickets
sold on installment plan at high rates. False
bills OF exchange are gwen them so that they
can pass the inspectors here as 10 their ability
TO support themselves.
Mr.. Jay Gould arrived from his extended
Western trip this morning, and proceeded d.
rect to his home in lrvington, on the Hud-
SON His sons, George and Edwin, Were with
their father at Iryington to-day. Mr. Gould
will rest from his tour until Tuesday. He is
in excellent health.