The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-19
MONEY. STOCKS AND GRAIN
Traders on New York Charge Had Lit
lie Inclination on Either Side.
Heavy Shipments of Coli Again Ext ected This
Wtek-At lndianaIOl What and Corn
We're Easier, with Oats QUIET.

Railroad Issues Dull and Quiet, with Only
$3.50, 900 Traded In

Railroad Issues DUH and Quiet, with Only
s339,OOO Traded In.
At New York, yesterday. money on call
was easy; no loans, closing offered at Ia
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 90 04ls per
cent.
Sterling exchange was quiet but steady
Mt S4.S7A for sixty-day Uills and S4sSls for
demand.
The total sales of stocks were 7O,5l7
shares. including the following Atchi-
son. 1.25O; Erie, $3.50; Louisville & Nash
Vile. 1,607; Northern Pacific preferred
1905; New England, 400; Reading. 2,400;
ST. Paul. $500; Union Pacific, 6,2OO.
The stock market on Saturday was
the dullest for the half holiday 1t has
been in long time. There was no DISPOSE
ton to trade either way, and changes made
were IN ell but q few cases for small frao-
TONS and possessed no significance what
ever. There were no selling or
ders of note, the prominent in
and while opening prices were about those
of Friday evening. some realizatiOns caused
fractionally lower prices in the first hour.
the room traders taking still bearish view
of the market and predicting further largo
shipments Of gold for next week. The
realizatiOns continued, and the room bears
were encouraged TO help the decline along
by selling Union Pacific, Northern Pacific
preferred and New England. In the first
named they actually drove its price
down ] per cent. The decline In
Union Pacific was hastened by the rumor
that the holdings of Sidney Dillon would
be likely to come upon the market, about
ten thousand shares in all. There was no
confirmation of this, however and on un-
expectediy favorable bank statement in
dnced covering in the late dealings. with .
consequent partial rally. The Duluth,
Sonth Shore 81 Atlantic stocks were the
one strong point In the market still, and
both made substantial progress IN the mp.
ward direction. The market finally closed
dull but firm at ins snificant changes gen
orally. though Man haitian sold mp IA per
cent.
Railroad bonds were also extremely dull
and uninteresting. transactions of only
s: 1000 being accomplished without any
material change among the active Issues,
though Hooking Valley skies lost 2, at 100
The temper was simply stagnant, and no
marked inquiry to be seen in anything. =,
Governments and State bonds wore dull
and firm. Closing quotations were:
Four per cent reg i 65s Louis. & NASH. 713s
-Four per ct. COUP III 81 l.. 4 New Albany 254
Pacific Us Of '95.. 100 Missouri Pacific. 81 q
Atchison -...... 34l2N. J. Central .-.-..1314
Adams Express. lag Northern Pacific 20
Alton * Il. H.. 33 n. Pacific pref .-.- 543
Alton Il Il. ii. pref.150 Northwestern ..ll6a
American Expr's.1lS Northwestern pref. LA
Ches. & Ohio .----. 23 n. Y. Central. lib
&. & o. pref. lists 81 o. & Mississippi. 81
G. d o. pref. DDS. Al b 20. M. pref ...-.. 50
c., Is. & Q..-----.1 01 u Peoria. D. & E---- 17lo
c., c., C. & st. L.. 66l2 Pullman Palace. 1876
Del, Lack. & W...156 Rock Island. 1890. sos
Fort Wayne. *I52lo u. s. Express. 49,. 50
Lake Erie & W.. 24 W., ST. L. & P..... IL
l.. L. d. W. pref -. rs W.. 81. L. & P.pref. 25l4
Lake Shore. 1913 Wells Fargo Ex.-..145
Lead Trust. 2l2i Western Union.... 95
Bid.