The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-06
rINANcIah And conMERcIiL.


TUESDAY. oct. 5-P. M.-Thc oDeIr-
tons at the Stock Exchange developed amarket
attended 10y considerable excitement in con
sequence Of the sharp decline in Pacific OF Nil
sour stock, which dropped from 80. to y a. on
unusually large transactions. The Boston hold
ers OF the stock II appears became frightened
by the late brcaA, and resolved TO sell out with
out further important sacrifice. Subsequently
New Jersey Central recorded "A drop of ~ "
cent to l0!i. aud TO lOO.. seller o.. while after
ward raid on the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western shares carried down the price from
Il9k NJ the opening TO l17aa. The above stocks
constituted the PRINCIPAL features of the day,
though the remainder Of the list partially re-
sponded to the heaviness of the general market,
aud submitted t, fluctuations ranging from :.
to l.. 4 cent. Western Union. Lake shore,
New York Central Rock Island. aud Erie were
generally strong, aud Pacific Mail gained = r
cent. TO %, Notwithstanding the attack upnn the
other active shMcs. 81. Louis, Kansas tity. aud
Pacific WAS y, lower AT OIL =.
The absence OF many operators az the Jerome
races favored me success OF me bears, AMI al
prices were tcNciish aud unsettled.
The total number Of shares dealt IN was lbi.-
Pacific of Missouri, eO,Oil; Pacific Mail 1870;
Union Pacific. .lss0i western Union, $3.50;
Northwestern, 100; Erie 5,SOo; St Paul, 4i9p;
the preferred, 1880; Ohios, 900; Deiawa are
Lackawanna and Western, 20A Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 1000; Atlantic ana Pacific preferred,
l,lj0; st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern pre-
ferrcd, l,20o; New Jersey Central, 1855 Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company, $50; North
western preferred 500; Consolidation Coal B0;
New url Central, GP!; Michigan Central, 80
Wabash, 300; Rock Island, 800; Cleveland ana
Pittsburgh, lis; C.. e. G. and J., 10; Dubuque
and Sioux CITY, 100; Illinois Central, 100; Mar
Iietta aud CINCINNATI lists. preferred, l&; New
Jerrey Southern 100 Quicksilver preferred, 100;
g. Louis and Iron Mountain 100; and United
States Express lol
The gold speculation was at times active, aud
under the influence OF liberal purchases during
the opening to NJ but later, IN Consequence
of Increased exp orts, added to the arrival Of the
FIRST shipments Of specie from London, there
WAS reaction to III ., at which figure 1t closed.
Inc following were the principal quotations.
1000 A. M..ll1as 1913 A. M.-lltps lai1 4. M.llHa
iOIsA. M".iiHe i2s T. Milf, 500 j.. Nj. iiis
In loans the rates paid for the GOLD were La
/ e, 3.N 49, cent and nat
The total cearings 1T the GJld exchange Bank ere
~ 100000 god balances to'dsid' and currency
ono In called bond snd paid out IN com interest on
The days at the United States suo1 rcasury
wac; Gold receipts. Sl2o2osea 40. payments tlli
f4GNl, q do payments, t2lblhas.'vi do. balance,
tIbH3i .D4d.2j. Customs, 1891 ,O"
the internal revenue receipts footed up $4,000
Ma.hington received sI2unuO ln national bans roies
Tor redemption, The bullion IA the IanA Of England
close OF business In Washington wprei tnrrnnrl, "a
lioO1i ana com, t67,l0oOn' including FlstgHLo"O
coin certificates.
the nominal ZEE u H7oa and ~ Si's for time ami
demand bills