New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-01
WEDNESDAY. March 31-P. VI

WEDNESDAY, MATCH OF No
| In striking contrast with the agitated and dis
turbcd condition of affairs on the Gold and STOCK
Exchanges which had prevailed for the past two
days, has been the quiet calmness OF to-day. IL Is
generally understood and we believe there is little
risk in announcing it as n fact, that the gold pool
has sold out and closed up business and that being
the case 1t il matter of very little consequences
70 the general public whether their boast that they
have made good thing out oft" be true or false
The price Of gold for the day has ranged from AZ to
yesterday as being in circulation and which added
to the decentralization of the stock market proved
to be of less Importance than had been anticipated
no One so far as the public is aware, having been
hurt by the little Irregularities which occurred.
This fact being known before the opening of
business at the Stock Exchange caused
more buoyant seud-Off to the market than could be
sustained and was therefore followed by reaction,
only to be succeeded by a moderately steady i'm
prOvement in tone and prices for the remainder OF
the day. The total transactions Of the day foot up
276000 shares, and the closing prices generally eX-
hibit a handsome gain from Yesterday. Western
Union Telegraph has been particularly active and
strong, with sales Of 5000 shares at
77G7saTiG 7s.07SG7S.0T, gaining II per
cent upon the final sales of yesterday. VI
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph 1000 shares were
sold at 25a 24ld2is. Pacific Mail presented an adj
vancng tendency at every effort to purchase any
considerable quantity OF the stock; and although
Is would occasionally drop oil to the extent of a
portion of the advance it remained strong through
out the day. Opening up from yesterdays final
price per cent at 423, it sold at 42!Gf2@ i9G4.Q
49, a 49, GH!043i, closing with sales at 49, 49,,
gain from yesterdays close of per cent. The
transactions in the stock amounted to 1920
shares. Union Pacific. with sales Of $4,000 shares,
closes II per cent better than yesterday Opening
at GA it quickly advanced to Oh went back to 62
and thereafter sold at 60 is063s4G35. North
Western has receded ! per cent from last night on
transactions of 1850 shares, as follows 4j!0 i5S0
Only 100 shares of the Preferred |
sold at 81. St. Paul has been strong and records
gain of per cent on the moderate business of $500
shares, at S7.Q37sG37! 03ss 037I. 80 Preferred
sold at jjI djG.. Rock Island fetched 1OGGlOG.0 |
lOGs on transactions of so shares. Wa
bash has been marked for its fluctuations,
finally declining per cent for the day. on sales
of 1880 shares at 160l590l6. 0l50l60l5O15s.
Lake Shore gains pei cent sales Of 10000 shares
at 49, u 0H 073s Erie, with sales of 3d. 100 shares,
finally makes decline of ! per cent. Opening at |
29s 1t sold at 20l G30a299030!029: On transactions
of 1880 shares, Ohio and Mississippi sold at SG2S.G
2Ss 2Ss, gain OF per cent for the day. n I. Cen
trail declined ! per cent on sales OF only 4OO |
shares at 1909. Panama made sudden |
upward spurt on small public transactions from |
1l6I to 1914, and closed with 122 bid. Hannibal and
St joe on businers OF 800 shares sold at 275 d25l
a 263 a2Gs the weakness displayed in this stock |
being attributed to the fact that the Governor Of |
Missouri has called extra session of the Legisla-
ture. The general market at the close was strong.
and indicated a confident buying by some of the
parties who had realized few days since. The
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF stocks
soId to-day were as follows