The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-24
fINANcIAt .tvD COMMERCIAL.


Tuesday. Nov 23-P. M.--The specuh-
ton ~ the stock Exchange Wa ~ rriited as NJ
any time during the dullest Gays f summer,
when the bulk of the opeudo r. were absent
from the city. Their was NO life or animation
In the dealings, and brokers sat idly In their
offices waiting tor orders. The delay IN the
decision ~ tn United States supreme Court In
the suit Of the TLion Pacific road AGAINST the
Government was disappointment, and the fact
that THURSDAY Is illegal holiday prevented opera
tors from engaging In new ventures. Erie, West
ern Union Hannibal and ~ Joseph, Rock
Island, Lake shore, Pacific Mail and 81. Paul,
both common and preferred, reflected the larger
transactions hut nothing " special prominence
was presented. y complete analysis Of the ex-
IRENE fluctuations will be found in the com
parntive table below. Erie Pacific Mail, sud
Hannibal and st. Joseph we're the conspicuous
stocks 10 the afternoon trade but there will moi
rrgbnly he any revival of speculation until
alter Thanksgiving.
The total number Il shares dealt in wac eco.
u which Pacific Mail reuresentcd b.IOU Western
Union, i'eoO Erie. j.4D Hannibal and = Jo-
seDh. t6uv; the preferred, 2,ON0 Lake shore.
3'I2g; Rock lsland, $3.50; 50. Paul, l,sOO the
Preferred. 2qlO Harlem. l.lOO Northwestern.
aud Western. 600 kansas Pacific G00 Missouri.
Kansas ara i. Xis. IS! Notrs and Essex, 70
VI. l.. and NJ Co., 500 New York Central, so
0hios,J0 Union Poetic, 300; -. Louis. Kansas
City and Northern preferred. &O PIOduccrs'
Consolidated Lana uhu Petroleum company.
2O Pacific Of Missouri, 10; Panama. 6O Mich
gan Central. 800 Cleveland aud Pittsb lrgh, 200
G.. G. and i. c.. lUJ ; Chicago aud Alton. III
Iurt WAYNE. 100; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph.
lOO American Express. 1bJ New Jersey Cen
trad. 20 New jersey Rlilroad 10; and New York.
New Haven aud Hartford, 90
The gold market opened with considerable
spirit. aud purchases VI 11t& were m ade by good
parties, but subsequently, the local speculltore
endeavUred to sell and the price dropped to
1l4a with closing sales at 1li]s. The Treasury
DeUBrtment Las postponed the sale uf tD0000
gold until Fridsr. ana this fact also unfavOrably
Influenced the market.
Ine following vcrs the prncinai quotations:
1000 A. M...utA iit7 A. Nile 1;50 p. NJ. mex
1.-Two A. M..li4A 1915 r " ..Iiila 500 P NJ Has
In losns the rates paid FOR having balances carried
were !, ~, 9; 3, and By cent and nat a.. -.
Tue total ceartngs ~ the cold Exchange Bank were
21,5ieTns gold balances tses,sF and curreney
nalances ta61,OT Tie uDrreasury redeemed tAlS.
900 IN called bonds snd PAID ot In com interest on the
The days 6uaness the Uniten states sue Treasury
SOli recSipta. iSiuiSy.J Go. payments. 1903
81 % do. balance, a. 1SSSi1sT Currency rcrciqtr,
t441. iD2 ~ do. payments $3.50 sSJ e, do balance.
80 1887 Il. Customs. e4ph0e0 Inc interlsl feve-
receipts were tfSn,DOO. ana the customs receipts
ttO0.pO 1ne Treasury AT Washington received tSOu0O
N national btnk notes for exemption
Foreign exchange ruled quiet but 1rnier. With tie
rstes ADVANCED y tht and Ass Tor time aud dcmnnd
bills respectively
MONEY wa In plentiful supply on can AZ sa4 cent.
with closing negotiations at M. Discuunts remained
at dats for prime endorsed signatures.
IN Government bonds there fairly distributed
trade At in prcns during tue mornAg. but the weAk
OF the goiG market subsequently caiised with
dfawal of orders. and quotations closed steady.
The following Z. NJ. closing prices