The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-23
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
Compared with the C osIng prices today those or
yesterday were as ionows:-

yesterday were as lonows:-
ADyANCE.-Atantic and Pacinc preferred, u;
New YORK central = Deaware On j Laekawannl
Union Pacific, lsi; western Uhtgn, s.; Atlantic
ano Pacific Te egrapn, =; gld. IA.
DEcLlNE.-Erie, = hannloai ani 81. Joseph, ~;
Northwest common, l7l; ono and AIsslsSipp, :. (;
Northwest preferred. y.
The stocks thss remained steady were G c. ard
]. g., Harlem, Panama, quicksilver, Rock Is.aud
and Wabash.
PACIFIC MAIL.
Among the memoranda Ia connection with
stock II is mentioned that tie Pacific Mail direct
ors at their meeting TO-DAY appointed a con-
mIttee consisting Of sidney Dillon, Jay Gould and
George ). Scott. 20 arrange a new schedule TOR
the steamers and REQ game the company on a
more economical basis. Mr.. RUFUS Harch rendered
his resignation as managing drector, but the con.
sideration Oh the same was postponed until the
next meeting. Mr.. John Riley has been elected in
the place OF Mr. D. D. Cotton resigned. Mr.. Gam
bic, the Secretary, also rendered MS resignation
70 take effect on April ]. II Is animated that M
Cox, the san Francisco agent, viii DC obliged 20
scccumb TO the new process and have his salary
raced from SO 900 70 So coo per Gunum, and that
for further purposes or economy the clerical force
will hereafter do their business on the companys
wharf at he foot OF Canal street RumOr nath il.
that Mr. George s. Scott, OF the firm OF Scott
Strong Co., VIII hereafter direct the finances OF
~-. THE MONEY MARKET
shows no change, capitai being aoundanty sup
Piled at snd per cent on cal, and at even lower
rates az the close The disbursements or April
and May are hopefully an.Ic ed, and there are
few who entertain a lear Of strngeGcy or VINO DO
not look upon the future as encou aging TO all
departments OF commerce and ade. Every day
Drings It's sunshine. The letters received by many
bankers ana brokers are un OF H. and we utter
no IDLE prophecy when say that with the re-
iurn Of spring trade there Is every promise Of
prosperity. Foreign exchange was dun to-day.
ana cOaed atA795l a 4se or bankers sixty days
sterling, and "a Tor demand.
THE GOLD AAgEET
was quiet CON pared with some OF ~ exhibitions
las, week. Prices opened and closed az II6}I. aud
the clique are evideauy using the caution tbat be.
longs 10 a close corporation or sgrewd business
men Sales, meanwhile were made at 1l6A, with
rates on gold loans at and per cent for borrow
ing. For carrying, nat ard per cent The mar
ket Is apparently calm, yet the power 10 make
trouble 10 tue merchant aud importer Is one mat
rests entirely With few spectators The OILY
cues ion Is, VIII tney exercise Il dangerously n
II gwen out THAI they have no sucn purpose nnt
Will regard god Ike any other commodity, subject
90 the law II supply ana demand, and allow It 70
tase ITS own place 10 the commercial world
Spectators ana artificial Influences may change
the condition A. any moment
OPERATIONS OF THE COLD EycHoSGE sAgK
eOd DALAI eeH.-s.. a. ltltI
Currency baances. ..............-.. l,ag3.aaJ
Gross clearaDccs. 81, 9s7 40
CLEARISG HOUSE srArEHEsr.
Currency EXCHANGE. 9Sf ga SIG
Currency bsiances................... 3.54J.75Z
God exchanges. ........ ............ OgS,4js
Cold balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sos
TIIE FOREIGN HInKEr.
London advlces state mat Hoo bullion Welt
into the Bank OF England 20 DAY. Consois, ior
money, % 49, Co., Tor account, % ssH; 1860
bonds, old, 1918; ls67 bonds, 1914; ten-
forty bonus, 103; new yves, locHi Erie, q (.
Market quletand steady. Rentes as Paris, G4L
THE UNITED STATES treasury.
the following IA q comparative statement or IN.
t.rlM revenue COLLECTIONS Vr inc aEss seven