, 1874-11-19
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 1s.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov. 49,
Orders from tho country tor cnrronny to-lay
were hoavior than yesterday, though tito movo-
nent Is not at all extraordinary iu tho aggregate.
Tito bulk Of tho currouoy shipments are, OF
course, towards tho hogs and corn districta, but
Bone has beon called for from tho wheat region.
and will bo shortly represented by receipts Of
that articfe. The movement Of anrreuoy l'ther
from Now Yor: continues, but las not roacltod
gront proportions.
Now York exchange was frmor to-day, but
tho quotations aro still matlo ut 75c 10 s10O dis
count between banks for s1oO0. A few conutrg
banks arc ordering Now York exchange to bo
remltted East on tholr Account.
Tho demand for loans at tho banks continues
good, rs heretofore reported from miscellaneous
SOURCES. Tho packers arc not yet borrowing
vcry extensively. Rates Of discount remain 10
per cent; call 1oans can bo Ind At per cont
but time loaus aro firm al 10 por cent. Street
rates aro 8@18 per cont; roal.estate loana arc
SOLO per cont.
Too cionrinBa nre S., 100000.
As measure of protection against spurious
certificates, OF which tlloro have. boon soyorn
luccessfut isauos In tie last fow months, tho
Governing Committee Of tho Now York Stock
Eaohango l,aTo voted to request snch companies
as still use Autographed certificates 10 substitute
therofor. ~ Boon as possible, certificates On.
gravod by some responsible bank-note company
Which is In tho habit OF retaining the plates.
The public has already inferred from tho calls
Of the socrotaty of tito Treasury tlas The auc.
cesB Of tho Syndicate with tho now 6's l1as not
boen very great. It is not believed that my
thing more Of the loan viii 10 !nlson than tho
s45, COO absolutely awarded at tho tiaio OF
The contract In other terms. tho option on tho
remaining 114.G00,000 Of the por conts Of
1881, which will etpilo Oh JAN. 81 next. will not
It e said rhat M ofror Of $4,000 n yoar tor
1easo Of lines, etc., Of tho Franklin Telegraph
Company has been made by Boston capitalists
who arc Interested in the line. THO offer is
made by them mainly in consequence Of All Of
fort made recently III tho stockioders' moot'ng
by the Atlantic Il Pacific Telegraph Company,
who own controlling snteroat In tho stock, 10
Lease the property OF the Company to them
solves for $25.O00 ycar.
A report il published TINT tho Now England
manufactureis, WHO havo rodnced their WORKING
force and time. a1o led by tho prospects OF busf-
ness to resume full operations.
e.. Vast changes are taking place in the listribn-
ton Of capital IN tho business OF New Yolt. In
the dry goods trndo tho Economist and Dry
Goods Reporter states that chnngcs nro in,pond-
inP to tho nxtont Of S25, 600 900; md tho changes
in the aggregate business of tho city bv Jan. l
Will amount to not less than 41D0,00O000 New
men and new capital arc taking UP tho business
that old firms must abanttun III view of the
probable resumption Of tpeclo rnymeilts and The
pressure of their own obhgasons.
BoND AND STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
:. The snbjoineti table shows Tue extreme 1uctua-
tions in United States bonds. the leading railway
and mlscellanoous shares, mud gold, made during
tho last t1liee weeks. we'll M tho closing ouo-
tasfons Of each at the datos aforementioned: