The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Steady and Spectators Apparently
Awaiting Further Developments.
GOLD QUIET AT ia IL A ia 3-S.
Bags S724-Foreign Exchange Dull-Railway
and Government Bonds in Fair Re-
quest-The Dry Goods Market.


The general stock market to-day was weak ana me-
less until Just the close Of business The excep
lions 10 the rule Union Pacific and Pacific Mall
the former OF which was firmly held at p TAX, with
out making any further advance upon the best price Of
Yesterday; while Pacific Mail the tender to the Bg
Bonanza " brought INTO prominence by active buy
ing from 39k 10 397E though reactng to 39k It
afterward went TO Il, the final price
Apropos OF this condition OF affairs the historical
colored gentleman, who Affects residence in fence
in preference respectable local habitation made
his appearance the street to-day and contrary to
his usual retiring disposition INDUCED in the following
gossp-Union Pacific Railroad is being advanced not
only to make price which will offer bold front to a
possible decline in Of adverse decision the
part of the justices of the Supreme Court but also to
favorably affect the OF the Pacific Mail Company,
with which IL has many interests in common Our
colored friend arms that Mr. Gould is loaded with the
stock that Russell Sage is the happy for otherwise,
possessor of 40 600 shares and that Roach the buder
looks to a round profit his shipbuiding contract
from an advance the stock he holds equivalent
for his bill Be this true false Pacific Mail
stock is to 60 go Tor Jay Gould says So and he
sis surely honorable Forthcoming reports
with regard to economical management and increased
receipts will stimulate the market and the bird that
saved Rome Will be elevated q position exalted
enough to please everybody Although Jay Goulds
thimbIerggers didn't yesterday reiterae the report OF
favorable Judicial decision their "1eeting pea
Union Pacific stock with some difficulty manipu-
lated up to point nearly high Thursdays price
In view of disastrous verdict the stock stmu-
lated, is patient, to meet the threatened
knife Of the surgeon. 1t ''rock by baby, the
tree top" with hope that the intervening branches,
formed Of higher figures, might break disastrous
fall
To treat the matter seriously II Is simply scandalous
that the honor and integrity Of the highest judicial
court Of the land should have been mpugned it has
been by Mr. Gould and his followers, in order to foster
q stock movement questionable at the best
The Of the justices or the Supreme Court
have been banded about the Stock Exchange
as parties TO barter and sale with freedom that
would disgrace the mock officials Of pot house Judge
and jury" The private opinions Of its individual
bers alleged TO be known by the clique and
the clerk OF the is pointed at a eaky vessel
that viii sink at the mandate Of roll Of green
backs II the judicial ermine OF highest Judicial
tribunal is to dragged through the with mpunty
At the beck and call OF stock gamblers is say the
least amentable showing OF the justice and purity or
republican institutions
just before three O'Clock when Pacific Mail had
reached 4OA, there sudden rush at the whole
list resulting in advance Of about per cent which
looked like desire the part Of the cques that the
movements in their speciatIes should be backed by
apparently strong market for the other ancies We
continue TO hear complaints from those engaged in
legitimate commission Of entire Of
orders and few Of them express the wish that for
sthe time being they might be in the line Of clique
actions.
CHANGES TO-DAY.
Western Union sold at 7654 759S, with close at
75% Lake Shore opened and closed at 61H. Ohio and
Mississippi moved up 49, St Paul common sold at
85H a 35Z; do preferred closed 645S. Missouri
Pacific ended at 13h, after rise to L. Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph steady at 10. c., G. and l. G.
preserved drmness at 81 wabash may be cassed IN
the category Erie sold at Tx 1875 and
ended at IT. The changes in other securities will be
found below.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes IN the closing prices, compared with
those Of yesterday, follows
ADvAscK--Atlantc and Pacific y; New York Gen.
trail, y St Joseph II Lake shore, u; Northwestern
common, y Ohio and Mississippi u Pacific Mail, ~
81. Paul common y Union Pacific, 2; Michigan Gen.
trail y District Of Columbia 3 81 bonds =.
DECLINE. and Pacific preferred, u; c., c.
and l. c., u Northwestern preferred y Wabash
y Western Union, Il; New Jersey Central, u gold,
u Erie in London, y.
SrATIoKARr.-De and Lackawanna Erie Har
lem, Panama Quicksilver, Rock Island, ST Paul pre-
9erred and Missouri Pacific
oFESrSG, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest and