The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-30
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Soon After tho Opening whIskey Loomed Into Protninenee-rhe Railway List De. yeioped Little Strength,

Into Protninenee-rhe Railway List De.
 veioped Little Strength.
 New York. June es.-The Pullman boy. colt. the engagement ot sl.25o.o0o gold for shipment to Europe tomorrow. the poor May statement of the Burlington and Quincy and some selling Tor foreign account combined brought about low. CT range of prices at the stock exchange this morning. The loss outside Of Dem Yer and Rio Grande preferred. which fell to 26%. was insignificant, amount Ing to b9k per cent. ...-s
 Soon after the opening whlskey ioon,- ed into prominence and rose lh to 2tx on the announcement that the tax had been raised to si.lo per gallon, the schedule to take effect immediately on the passage of the tariff bill. American Sugar was very cratic. It declined # to 99h, then jumped tol0lK. During the afternoon 1t ranged between 10oE and l0lSs and closed at l0lh. net gain of K per cent. for the day. The stock moved up and down according to the tenor of the advlces from Washington. Chicago Gas declined from 7ss to'77H and recovered to 7sSs@h, It is expect ed that Attorney General, Moloney's de- cree, with some providing modification for the separation of the companies composing the trust, will be approved by Judge Windes to-day. E,
 The railway list after the early de- cline developed little strength, espe- cially near theclose of business. Lack awanna. was strengthened by the dec. laration of the regular quarterly divi- dend of lA per cent. The advance In coal prices ordered by the sales agents of l5 cents per ton, to take effect July 1, had TO effect. Rock Island was not influenced by the decision of the Min nesota supreme court ordering the pay ment of the Minneapolis and St. Louis equipment mortgage. Tbe Rock Island Is large holder of these bonds. The strength of the market in the faceof the great strike at the west and the likeli- hood of its spreading created surprise. Holders of stocks evidently believe that the strike is not as formidable asft aps pSeiS VII eiS otilaSS anu tIidt q COl- lapse is not far off. One thing is cer- tain, that there is no pressure of long stock on the market and that the bears have been unable to make any head way The gold shipments, while large, | were said to be tte last of, an order sent earlier in the week, when rates were considerably higher than those ruling | to-day.
 Not a sale. of Lake Shore, New York | Central, Big Four Manhattan, St. Paul and Omaha or Chesapeake and Ohio was reported to-day. This is something unusual. In the specalties Long Island Traction dropped 1% to 1k on heavy sales. Rumors. of internal dissensions were current and the financial condi- tino of the property was also the sub- | ject of gossip. Speculation closed firm. with. prices anywhere from h to 1A per cent above yesterdays finals, Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific, Louisville and Nashville, Northwest, Burlington and Quincy. General Electric and Lead lost IS to'1A per cent. for the day. = The bond, market was weaker. Sales were s714O0O.
 Following are the closing prices, re- | ported by Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York, | and l5 Center street, New Haven: