The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-26
The following table SHOWS the opening. hlgnes
aud lowest prices OF the day

THE STOCK AAENET
was generally heavy. No excitement disturbed
the even tenor OF the day, Notwithstanding weak
mess was marked at an early hour IN Western Cnion
Lake Shore, Rock Island aud Missouri Pacific. With
reference to Lake Shore. the feeling Is still very
unsettled, the application Tor an injunction beng
yet undetermined. Spectators are not altogether
satisfied with the deposit IN the Union Trust COM
pany OF the bonds OF the Cleveland and Ashtabula
Company which was made to meet the supposed
requirements Of the Court anu consequently the
stock to-day did not show much strength. The
opening was made AT 1917, win an advance to 1879
and decline to 1917. Missouri Pacific receded
per cent to 46. but subsequently reacted to Az
Pacific Mail went of from 345s to SS%, ending
however, at 34I. New York Central opened at
1925. improving only q. Erie sold 1t 2Sss 1879
2SH 2SI; Wabash at 1871 Is a 1j5s 1873;
Northwest common at 44}a 435G a A44 do.
preferred closed at 5s2S selling as high as So
st. Paul was comparatively Steady. The same
may be said OF Ohio and Mississippi. Union Pacific
was quiet at 365s 309S Slight change was
Observable in Atlantic and Paclhc Telegraph, which
opened At PAX and ended at PA.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money to-day was without material change
closing Of 2a per cent, with extremes, and . and
per cent. Prime commercial paper lor three and
four months is quoted at ana per cent. Foreign
exchange was trlne weaker Tne rates Tor
actual business were 1876 4s6l3 Tor good TO prime
Bankers sterling and A.s9 Il 4.soJs lor demand.
TINE GOLD MARKET.
Gold was stronger. Various Influences. at home
and ABROAD are tending o give greater strength
than usual to this market, ana we note an open.
ing at 112H an advance TO 1929 and close at Ilol.
The rates paid for carrying were /, Ia, 2, 3 and
az per cent. Loans were also made Ma. 1t may
be ADDED that certain bear influences are at WORK,
mil ama al A.
but that the outlook OF the great majority of the
members Of the Exchange Is in sympathy with the
conditions which, 1t is believed. VIII result as
much from the new financial laws as from the re-
ported "Drlstling OF foreign bayonets."
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Gold balances ...................... Sl,S37, $50
currency balances 2.lU2, 592
Gross clearances. 81, 49, 100
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. .s7L0So ,073
currency Dalances. SOS l62
Soia exchanges. ......'....'.''''.'.... l3'ssll@
OoIo paIahCes.. l,yoo,449
Tue UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The amount OF bank notes received for redcmp-
tlon to-day was $4,000. The following were the
balances In the Treasury at the close OF business
to-day :-Currency, s9,2O4.54l; special deposit OF
legal lenders for the redemption OF certificates Of
deposit s47,575,ooo; coin-lncludlng coin certih-
Gates $27,63i ,3oos7o,G7l ,s74; outstanding legal
tenders. 100000. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out to-day $12S 600 on account OF interest
and 100000 IN redemption. OF nve-twenty bonds.
Customs receipts to-day, s465, 900.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong az the follow
ing quotations limited States currency SKIES,
tlols ll9A; 40. do, 1881, reglstercd ITO ll9j4
do do do. coupon, lle2 llo}s; do. hve-twenties,
1867 registered, 1855 1855 DO 40, do coupon,
iloja ll524; 40. do, 1854 registered, Ii, llIa
DO DO, do, coupon, ll5Js u NIX; do. DO. 1865
registered, 119 1l9ts; do. do, do, coupon, 1l9h
lisss; 10. do, do. new. registered, 1lsss 1lo.;
do do 1867, registered, 1Io1s llo3s; do. do. do
coupon, lloA 1i9is do. DO, 1868, registered 19h
. 100; do. do. do. coupon. ll2k ll9x: dQ. ten