Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-26
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKrr

NEW YORK, June 2J.--At the opening
OF business at the Stock Exchange to-day
lower prices were the rule, London and
Amsterdam having appeared as sellers of
Kansas and Texas preferred. ST. Paul.
Louisville and Nashville and Northern
Pacific preferred. How much of this sell
ing was due to the unsettled condition OF
the foreign markets on account of the
assassination OF President Carnot, and
what proportion resulted from the unea-
siness occasoned abroad by the dwindling
Treasury gold reserve. II is difhcult TO
determine. but good judges were inclined
to the belief that the bulk of the liquida-
ton was simply the continuation of the
selling which set in during the early part
OF last week.
The early decline was equal to liz per
cent. in Kansas and Texas preferred. and
u to q. in the general list. St Paul was
especially weak at this time, selling down
to 57s. on the loss OF slis, $50 in gross earn
ings for the third week of June. Chicago
Gas was a marked exception. and bounded
up from ISL. 10 so4. After the covering
OF a short interest the stock receded to
7Sak. TO 1874 to 1915 Dividend matters are
still surrounded by mystery, but one OF
the largest eastern owners OF the stock
WHY the dividend should not be pad IN
cash, and that 1t will be distributed with
out unnecessary delay. The company IS
taking measures TO placs aISet oeSohu
The jumD in Chicago Gas put an END
~ the declining tendency In the general
list and before the expiration OF Inc
first hour of business number OF aetVe
issues were selling on higher leVel than
the close Of Saturday. subsequently
Reading sold down 10 l4's, and Lead was
forced down ga. to q. Both STOCKS now
eyer. rallied TO 1915, and Lead TO 20 IN the
last hour. The little news atoat nad no
effect on speculation. Judge ingrahan
decided against j. j. Emery In the SUIT
brought by the latter 70 stop the NV
bond issue the Rock Island declared us
rsoi,lar quarterly dividend OF ! per cent,
pavable August list. the crops along the 81.
paul and Northern Pacific roads were re-
pOrted to be In good condltioh' the net
earnings Of the Missouri PACING LOT May
m TO the Sub-Treasury about %ooVp
IN GOLD on account OF the metal furnlshsu
Nv the government for export last week.
To-day the shippers ordered Sl"WIvv su
ditional at the sub treasury ~
sbs hanks will continue 10 turnlsn the
gnld needed for future shipments Is yet
Sneculation left off about firm. The net
changes show losses OF = 10 "a I Pr ortS s
arn Pacific. Western Union, ana hlcn,
r,m Terminal gained isql9; Pullman fell
@Is to 5sisli5s 10. on the boycott, Con-
solidated Gas dropped ~. to , lzSt' a aha
Tobacco preferred rose "a, to lOile. me
,' ouaT ,nerset was active and weak.
oy Sales ~" listed stocks. 5000 shares; I'M
listed 1900: o..,,, ss,r5tooo. cur-
''''' MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
nrona,, on call easy at | per cent; last
Loan al /. and closing offered at l per
cent; prime mercantile paper S'set per
Ia bar silver So. Silver at the board neg
lected A. ,,.,,h octraI
business in bankers bills at Ss1lgqtS,A
For sixty days. and s4SSlsn4SSh for de-
mand; posted rates. sLsS94.s''2; CONNER
'' Governinent bonds firm. estate bonds
dull Railroad bonds weak
STOCK QUOTATIONS.