The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY, Nov. LIP. M.-The opera
tions In stocks developed strong aud advanc-
ing market during the morning hours and I'M
der the leadership Of Union Pacific. which rose
from Gs's at the opening to "A. the entire list re-
hected a positive Improvement. Ohios were
moved up from 11k to 49,, on a showing Of the
secretary Of the company Of surplus Of S2S5,5lI
out Of the earnings OF the ROAD from June 80 to
Oct. 81, 1876, and Pacific Mail also advanced
= y cent. to 1917. in response to the gene
rally better tone OF speculation. Hannibal
and st. Joseph was also n feature. and rose TO
2JH, while Pacific Of Missouri at the same time
became conspicuous by Its rally of19 y cent. to
lb%, buyer 3. Lake shore opened at 6l7s, adj
vanced to GA, but fell OF to 81 seller B. at the
close. The decline IN Union Pacific during the
hnal hour Of business to 7Ihd7lA exerted an
uniavorable Influence upon the remainder Of
the list, and much Of the Improvement was lost,
as Will be observed by reference to the compar-
alive table. Western Union opened firm at 76sf
and rose to 1917, but afterward yielded to 764.
on reports OF defhlcation In the central ONCE.
Northwestern and ST. Paul were strong at :, and
\ Y cent. advance, and Rock Island also rallied
= to lOia. Atlantic ana Pacific preferred was
hrm al By, and closed at thi- figure, but the gen.
erai Market was fevertsh aud heavy In the late
trade.
Two members OF the Stock Exchange were to-
day suspended for SIX months for violation Of
the Commission W, while $. Solomon was at
Bank.
iI3, Of which Pacific Mall represent I'd 27.0OJ;
Lake shore, 22.2tO; Ohios, 10 $50; Western mon
lo'lO; HANNIBAL and 81 Joseph, 300; North.
wer etn, $50; Erie, 200; s.. Paul. BOO; the
preferred, o,llO; Michigan Central 5,lGi; North
western preferred, go; Rock Island, w; c., G.
and l. G. 100; Hannibal ana st. Joseph, So lii
nos Central. SO: Mab sh, 600; Atlantic aud
Iiclhc preferred, ap0; New lorN Central, 357 !;
luited states Express, 80; New Jersey Central,
20 G., C c. and l, 40, Consolidation Cod,
.OJ; Alton and Torre Haute, lOJ; Canton, 100:
New jersey southern, 100; Delaware, Lacka-
NM ,nd Western, 10; Delaware and Hudson
anhI l9' ianama, 100 . uicksilyer preferred,
lD: ~. Louis, h nsas CITY aud Northern, LOO
and wells Fargo Express, 100.
The gold matket was weak at the opening, but
aiterward tecaue strong, and closed al the
highest point Of the day. The unfsvorable cable
adwces, agded 70 the fact that the market had
Foreign exchange rates were also raised to asa
ana SIS tor lme and demand bills respectively.
he early sales were effected at ll4A, with a
4 cent
Inc Following were the principal quotations.
1899 1899 4 .Il!h 1924 \. n. il4ss l.eop M..u44
1895 A NJ. iiis ii2j Mig 5:0o :. M...iiiSs
In ans the rst'; paid for the of god we're loI
. 1e tai ceaTlngs At the Gold Exchange BANK we're
"a 1bo,"o; god balances. sl45l,5i3i Anc currency
+ = sg,l sssury redeemed tis4 900 In called bonds.
40 pan cut Ia con interest o. tlt paul deb tNiUsI
The dye business at the Uued satcs sun-1 fsasgry
Is 80 a. G-sGce i-SIsi" V ,rrs i1S.I re, , u.
s.l-, ooa9 10. pay ments t6si iSq.b2; 10. balance
tOlsi1.--,ili CUSTOMS t4i9Uas.
At ihe casuty - q ut 10000 gold TO-DAY bids
Werc tucte 20 tDt A. mt oil s24lU.OOu prices rang.
10 ir ~ lltpl to ll4.ol am ttr ANrrDs
Dsls of ll4dssllill the internal revenue re ms
wore t"-'NNu, aau the customs recent. gaNuNu ile
It~suil a. " hsiuhSton received ti50VO ga iuhai
England so Ii52ooo curing he pl sSc
Money was go plentiful supply one u Al 80 "a y cont
ana discount ranged al oC.5 Tor prime nan e'D''
Gov thn' NJ bones " re- tttsdy during the morning.
bu - atcouht o. the bett tone OF lu.d showed au
seNan oI 80 cent, aud cuscd hrn. lac prnc..
Isi detl - acre m q glst. aud upon d. 1881