The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-14
FINiNCTiL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, Oct. 13-P. Mn the stock
market to-day the beafsh moven ent was con.
tinued, resulting in still lower prices for nearly
every stock on the list the conspicuous excep-
tons being Pncibc Mail and Wabash. The first
named fell OF Y cent, In the early trade, TO
~, but rallied to and closed strong at 2iS TN
der the Efforts OF the short interest 10 cover
! contracts OF long st1nding. wabash also adj
Vanced to 6<, after declining y y cent. to 5s..
ana Closed ut 5H. The prominent snecaltiea
! OF the day were Lake Shore Delaware Lack
awHnna and Western. New Jersey Central, Niich.
| 'Hah central and Western Union, an Of which
were pressed for sale and reached tbcir Io,ves.
pomts IN the inal trade. The so-cnied Tvyeutv-
tnird street party were accre ed with HAVING
pu' out snort contracts In Lake Shore and Mich
iRah central while the weakness II New Jersev
Central aud Delaware, Llckawanna md Wet.
ern may be accounted for IN the fact tina, Phil
delphia parties were selling the former ana
local speculstors the latter. The recent nd
vance, very naturally, has induced renliza,ons
as already alluded to in this column. The re-
mainder OF the list, OF which special mention
has not been made, was sympathe tlcally heavy.
as the light transactions did not evidence any
concerted movement against them, and their
condition is plainly shown IN the comparative
table below.
Tho total number Of shares dealt in was IFS.
e'a OF which Lake Shore represented $500;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1900 New
jersey Central 1900; Western Union. 1850
Michigan Central, 13,2iO 81. Paul, 2.ij0; the pre-
ferred. 600; Rock Island, 21GO Delaware ana
Hudson Cana. 2,45O; Erie, LILO; New YORK Cen
tral, 3dR; wabash, 23o0 Pa.in, Mail, i,e0J;
Ohios, Loo Northwestern, 700; the pref erred,
500; c., c. and |. c., 800; Cleveland and Pitts
hursh, $40 A. and =. preferred. 2)l; Harlem,
2OO Morris and Essex, 200; MARYLAND Coal. 200
-. Louis and Iron Mountain. $50 C.. Is. and
Quincy, 100; fortwayne, 1Op; Y. Y, y. II. and
L. lOVi Adams Express. 81; and Union paciac.
The gold m rket was az i've. but trepri ~ was
ste ana sftun-, opening ana tlo.iu.- IT 100
with occasional lrlattons during the forenoon
TO lue'a. After midday an sales were made lJe.
The following were tho principal Transactions
10ol \ M.10es iiieo 4. ~. .i0.E p " M loo |
In loan The rates paid for the Use 4 gii wc.e A..
p cent. fni nat. and Tor irrving ald ! . cone.
IN tnta cicAnLg- at tue Colo fXtualge if.uS were
esances, n.1!ne''. Inc sub-1 r,4sufv ra...msi /
n ~ % crsi 9ea.. and paid J't iA soda -t. rgs'
q, M a5ys bgia,,,.s tae Z. 5 suo.rr.sl-y w,.:
H ' tec'b,- ~ 'sS go'a ulym ne s-ssi ~.
SIS Is currency pafuents. tt.tIl,.s2, currency i.
an'e i''n' ool "a ems one, soe5.W". ln' intcsuM
ccp,. raor The Treasury ~ Washington receiver
go ~ ~ national bank rpes i1r relcmpti. 81.
~ 81 io1 ~, ~ ats T. gl'. inn.i" ~ Day ~
selling rates urin sLsjt,ti 49,, I'D q s,rc.p,ctveiN
. N nei was ".tlv" cary "a he uai. AMI vas oupInd
=. cent hl ~ the close balances offered atg
" ''h.. hi.'n". 's '7 pi9trd led assi rU.t tHe
~ an rae Ntn anI5 cent. cs extreme. these i17
(, Sgy.rgm.n ezra, were s,roas ana ngnr ly Ia
Tic following were the A. VI clos.ug ur.cr..