New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston. July 9. 1880.
A. a a
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday July 9-p. m.
rarlv strength In stocks to-day was OF snort
duration. and under an aggressive attack o' INC
hears considerable liquidation was iorceu "''u
the general list declined. The same STOCKS WHY"
have been the objects OF attack ana Ha'hPul"
,,or uers hammered down. and CHICAGO Gas oe-
c,,red 10 531t a loss Of over per cent since yes
,rdav This stock was the leader In point OK
activity transactions in it amounting to os'ois
shares There no new points use' ~
force Il down. and II was merely seiec'eo o' 'e
hear cllaue as the easiest or the ha'iP"'
snecialties Information about the compares was
rather favorable. as 1t was telesrapheu ilo'" VI,
cago that the floating debt was ruiiy 0o'e'eN'
that the companies were earning pei Oe"'' ~
that no action had been taken regarding INC
suspension OF dividends for any denni'e pe''ou'
All the rnd,mtrials were weak. Sugar losing Ia
DER cent American Tobacco !. per CENT ""o
ns,u,,ne 70 per cent. Realizing sales were re-
sponsble for the decline In the last-ha'heu SUM
According TO dispatches from Chicago the Green
hut Morris party has abandoned It's hght aea'ns'
The Dstilng Reorganization Committee "n''"
-. 20 hs wise action inasmuch as the
courts have already decided against the whisNes
....o.rors an svsrv noint Because the anthracite
coal question was not settled IN twenty -.0"'
,,urs rho group was depressed to-day. ana Je'-
coy Central and Reading both lost over per
art Tho sales-agents at their meeting mercy
,.ssd the agreement to restrict the July OUT
mn, 70 IL ner cent OF that in June, ana acco'u"s
>, ranort nothing else was done. The ah'n'
s.,,,ement cannot be made In a day, ana DIS '"e'
10 now n plan under discussion for coa' ISL
mani has,v conclusions should not be feac"e''
Reading reorganization and coal set'ieiie"'
! are not remote possibilities. The sharp o'e"N -
wheat to-day may have had an enec' upo" Wv
! stock market but Its influence was Oh h'''e
! sequence except to give the shouters Vi - "
something to think and talk about.
The general railway list was lower athous" -
the early trading the Granger shares were So
on good crop reports. and there was ''oue'"
' foreign buying in the first hour the pes'h'"s
the fortnightly settlement to-day on the Loiuo''
Stock Exchange brought good de'i,a a.',o INIT
for American railway shares for the new az ali
| Southern Railway was strong In tns n'a ' ha Al
day and the announcement that the COMPANY Ia Ia
! completed negotiations for the safe vi sarcs
block of stock In Europe had helptui ill'u.
! ON its price and gave II additional attr@N,ss -
! ness New-York and New-England was so'u o.
foreclosure to-day and was bid In py tne rowI
! organization Committee. whose work 10 nnm.l
practically completed. member Oh VIC, n,a,,d be-
mttee said that a new corporation wou," out
organized Immediately. which would car,
the reorganization plan and issue new s .ss, the
as provided by It. 1t Is to be inierreu s~
New-Haven interests will then snow 'henS sr,v
and end the various rumors about the prope'S.
United States Cordage securities were w. sdsrs'
day. The head Of the Cordase Bonon is, sun.
Protective Committee has resigned ana wiz 1T
mort the Reorganization Committee. but the rI,s
of the Protective Committee Will continue, 49,
fight AGAINST the reorganization PLAN M. ~ ~" =.
gan. who 10 one of the largest noloe.s o. hs hold
securities Is reported to have deposited MS ri
ings with the Reorganization Commttes, e risnj
such II the case the present reorssnlAs''o'