The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-03
rINANcIAL AxD GOWN EncrA1.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2-P. M.--The early
SPECULATION at the stock Exchange did not
present any features OF special prominence, ex-
cept that the market assumed heavy tone.
accompanied by further decline, under the in-
nlence OF free sales of Pacific Mail by new
brokers OF Jay Gould. The pressure Of Western
Union stock WAS traced to the Same source, and
these speci ilties each dropped l b cent. with
a recovery Of only and \ respectively at the
close. The bull movement in Western Union
seems To have been abandoned for the pres emit,
hut the nrmness OF the Western stocks, as also
Lake Shore, indicated a fresh determination on
the part OF the combinations recently operating
for rise to carry out their original programme.
re afternoon trade In Northwestern and st.
Paul carried up the price OF both to 4lA, "A rise
OF = q cent. IN each, while the preferred re-
hected a rally OF 4 cent and respec-
lively, and all closing at the highest points
Of the dav. Lake Shore yielded > from 67h at
the opening 10 GdA, but recovered In the final
DEALINGS. Ohios dropped from 2iis early In the
dav to 23H al the second board, the pr, fcrred
having heen = lower at i9al on small trtnsac-
tons. Rock Island was strong Il l0oDlOs4, nd
Erie closed at L. y, n rise ~ y y cent. WABASH
was y better NJ 8 New York Central \ at liz
New Jersey Central at losH and Delaware,
can Central fell Oh 4 to 81 PacInc 4 Missouri
a to ~ Atlantic and Pacific preferred = to
g.. c. and l. c. to 81 ana Union Pacific = To
Inc manlpula,Ions Of the week will he more
tn n usually interesting, bee use of the new
rhase presented in the speculative movements
Of tho leading Oueratprs.
rnc total number q shnrea deaf, in was lia7o6,
Of which U cihr Nail represented 3l.iG5 Lake
Shore, l9.l69 Western Union, 1854 Ohios. IL
go; Erie. 4.il0, Hauninal aud 81. joseph. s75
the preferred, 1890; Northwestern, 7lb1; the
prefei red, 100 st. Paul, 7.su0 the Urefcrred,
$50; New York Central. lS3 New jersey
Ceatral; 1879 Rock IT. nd 1881 wan.sh, 200;
Union Pacific, 50 Michis ~ Central. Gaj; IL r
v n ma and 4 estcrn, 400 ; Atlantic AND = chic
ferIed, $40 Pacific OF Missouri, 49, 81. Louis
and Iron Mountain, 30; Reno . PREFER, Il,
600; ST. Louis, X ms $ CIV and Northern IRE
| ferred 100 L NAM, 100; WELSH ~ Express.
100: Chicago and At,n. Isl lllinxi~ Central,
Ri ROAD, 40; aud Delaware and Hudson
| Canal, e..
soon advanced to ll3A. out the price su Sc
| a lenll, fell on 10 lj' at which quotation It
| lower rates OF exchange, the foreign drawers
having nrcviouslv ,oid large amounts Of gold.
| Inc following were the principal qnoiati 'ns
1913 Niii a 1914 1914 / NNiiiis a 1i7 Ma'
| 1919 A. MIlBs To- T. M...ll3 I 3;uoP Nib
In loans the raics pad for having balances carried
r1e tola clearings At the God EXCHANGE Bank were
| IN ances. SL73l,SG7. Tine suit Ireasurv redeemed
$4,000 lGe,l.l 9as and paid out IN com Interest GA
The Avs oinae.s United s,ate' sun Treasury
5n 10 az. bllhnee. tIo.udS-7Gs Currency roccipts,
s7is.andNl, DO. Ymcnfs. fiffa5AS.5Yi DO. balance,
50. l1t.udi37. Customs. Slh hNsA.
1ielucr nj revenue fcccipts looted up s27h0oO and
| the u-toms trc intAf1roOO0 The Treasury at WASH
received $tuOOo IL national bank not for rc
s Bnk Of Eura9o on balance LAY sas GSooo ''''
| Foreign ~ h1ng' Wa heavy, Al reducuon IN the
rates 81 sd and 81 SOL tor time ana demNd nls
The exchange dealers freely ontr Their drAf,-, ana
one tine made concessions ASl cent below IA,
an We quotation.
toy rumcit bonds firm less active, Hnt
{. cd steady. The chef seuand was notei IA gis
I'd IT,, 1881 winch aivlnc "a 90 l23s, there h.i e
few Of ~, ~ eccurltc- In the market. md l
O. upups soiu ~ 70 1914. Cnunnn and istcrrd
ISL wore also ~ request Of nix aud ll7As Will cur
r..y t. brought l2j. coupon lSb7,, l2-!s cOuunl
D. IS, l2;As fsttrcd n coupon 1898, Old lis
su coup % lst1-, new llhE