The New York herald., 1872-11-14


x DER cent The currency skies, after iurther neg
lect at the early boards closed up with q renewed
inquiry ana an advance to ll3H. The follow
ing were the naal Constituted States
currency sixes ll3k l13%; do. do, 1881, reg
istered, Il6 Q ll5K; do. do, coupon, 1l6I
117L; do. nve-twenties, registered, May and No
yember, l12h . l12x; do. do, 1862, coupon, do,
ll2K q ll2H; do. do, 1864, do. do, l12h o 1928 ;
do. do. 1896, do do, 1l2x l1aA; do. do, 1867,
registered, January and July, ll4X l15; do. do,
1866, coupon, do, 114x 116; do. do. 1857, DO.
do, 1l5x ll5H; do. do, 1868, do do lis ll5A |;
do. ten-forties, registered, 1o7A 1851; do. do,
coupon, 1854 1osh; do. nves Of 1881, registered,
l091s ITO; do. do, coupon, l0s5z . ITO.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern list was dun and In some respects
irregular. The Tennessees were weak and lower,
but recovered portion OF the decline before the
close Of the day. The North Carolinas were .'oY y
tribe and new South Carolinas firm. A Georgia
paper says
The repudiated (GeorgiaI bonds are to be resur-
rected and powerful EFFORT made to reverse the
since agent fully accredited left "Frankfort-on-
the Main" He will be reinforced in New York,
and Il million or so spent win give life again to
the nine millions repudiated the money win be at
the command OF those who can control votes
The following were the closing quotations Ten
nessee, ex coupon, 1914 74K; DO, new, 73A o
Hh; Virginia, ex coupon, 46 a so; do, registered
STOCK, old, 3S AZ; do. skies, consolidated bonds,
641s IS; do. do, deferred scrip, I6s II; Georgia
skies, 10 so; do. sevens, SS 90; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 34h4 34a; do. new, N 20; do. special
tax, 10 IA; Missouri sixes 93 93>k; do. Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 91 92; Louisiana skies, 30 6s; /;
do. levee skies, so q 90; do. do eights, 70 q Is;
Alabama fves, 81 90; do. eights, so s5; South
Carolina skies, so 5s; do, new, January and July,
24a25; do. do, April and october, 25 o ~; Ar
kansas sixes funded, As o 80.
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND LOWER.
The stock market opened strong and buoyant
and prices advanced y IN per cent over the best
Of the previous day, but the large rise invited real
iSations the part Of the cques and professional
operators and others who had q large pront on
purchases made during the 'break" on Monday
The small purchase Of government bonds also
caused feeling Of disappointment which led to
an active selling movement late in the afternoon,
and decline from the mornings best prices rang
ing from / to 2 per cent for most Of the leading
speculative favOrites.
THE REACTION
from the reaction which followed Mondays excite
ment and depression is not surprising, in view of
the fact that within forty-eight hours stocks had
risen all the way from to per cent. But with
all this, the game Of selling out for "a turn" is
not one that outsiders would do well to
play. Even among professionals 1t is often
times losing one, and always an unsafe one.
Considering the improved tone Of the foreign
markets and the independent spirit OF the Boston
sufferers the situation OF matters to-day is more
favorable than ever to thorough recuperation OF
the market from its recent depression Erie was
exceptionally strong throughout.
RESUMED BUSINESS.
The firm OF Messrs. r. B. Treat Co., reported in
these columns as having suspended on Monday
last, met all their engagements to-day and are
going on as usual, having received overdue remit
tances from the West. Mr.. E. D. Dibble, whose
name was also included In the list Of suspensions
on Monday has paid all claims In full and resumed
business. His trouble was the non-arrival OF mar
gins on some heavy accounts. 1t will occasion no
surprise to learn that Mr. 8. v. White win also re-
sumo in day or two, his suspension being only
temporary and having been the effect Of large
line Of business suddenly disjointed by so heavy
and rapid fall In values.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest