The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-26

MONDAY, Sept 25-P. M.-The operations
at tie Stock Exchange were confined 60 simply
a brokers' market, without extending the scope
OF sDecuiation. There was a dash made at
Michigan Central and the st. Paul shares by
some of the so-calIed Twenty-third street PARTY,
which will explain the decline In these special
ties from y cent. to IL. out the amount Of
stock thrown upon the market was not large,
and In the hands of bold operator for the bull
side Of the account would have terminated in
even less pronounced decline. There seemed
to be no resisting influence and when this fact
10 taken into consideration, the attack may
be regarded a weak aud ill-conducted.
Lake shore represented the more imuoT-
tant dealings, hut reflected a sharp decline
during the afternoon to b2a. as against So, in
the early transsctions, ard estern Union also
50 Welded as 10 record a drop Of y v cent.
TO oeH In the late trade. The selling movement
In New York Centr | was continued, and al
tho gh the price m the morning rallied rom
wy To u.s.. later sales carried down the quota
ZION to s,A. The coal stocks were also hssyy.
WITH u droo In New Jersey Central from IN to
~. seller3; tut Delaware and Hudson was
SIC ldy at 81 =, aud DeIaw re. Lackawanna and
western fell awav only y v cent. To 70. seller 3.
The Northwes. etn shares sympstbized with the
decline I'm the ~. Pauls and Rock Island. the
latter having sold down from NAN to h9h, hut
Harlem recovered to 13jS. Oni1s and Pacific
Mali were weak on "A limited buiness. though
Wabash further advanced to ~ from causes
alluded to Last week. and Morris and Essex sold
atyO
There werc not. however, any specially promi-
nent features Of speculation. md the market
lacked pustiveness tOr either side Of the
count, although urices generally closed weak at
about tue lowest figures Of the day.
The total number II shares dealt in amounted
to only al,Iad Of which l. Ike SHORE represented
1900 81. Paul t,5JJ; do. preferred, II lO0; New
YORK central. D..@s1 Delaw re, Lickawanua 30 nd
Western. saSO New jersey C. ntrsl. 1900; Mich
Ian Cent al. 1850 ives ern Union. 3.aJo North
west rIl. llUJ; de-. preferred. 2Ju; Rock Island,
1850 Onios. 2.lO0; Pacific Mai, 1900: wao-sh
LOO, Erie. SO; Atlantic and y cinc Telegraph.
So; 1nnip Al anu 81. joseph. 100 do. preferred,
30; Wells Fargo, 30 Delaware and Hudson,
xo9. Atlantic ana Pacific preferred. 10; Morris
and Es-ex, lis, Illlnois Central 2l0 AmerIc IN
Express, Kansas Pacific, hagtpO~s, and Uuion
Harlem. 1861; New York, New Haven aud II art
ford dl. ana New jersey tailroad, %.
Tue gold market opened with sales at no.,
followed by IN immediate decline Ia pgice to
10. all subsequent transactions having been re-
corded a, HIT nsure. Al the close the tone was
shade nrner, ina much as ITO was bid. wher as
during tue greater part VI the day tue offerings
at 10 exceeded the demand.
ihciVAo"ing we're the principal transactions;
10 A. NJ. HOS 1907 A. mo l3;OOP Milo
In loans the for the Of gold were l. IL
sse S se esr aud ,9r nc Ca o6is INIT
t2iae gS.a SalA9fes' 5000 ana currency
on Inc puoIic aeot s4i 200 '-N ''' ~ ''' ''''
ne dsS d 9Ssep 81 Sasd saea sSs Tre;iq
tssds 10. baiance. tsps7sa505l. currency receipts
Sc rs o. 90 cd.to%.. sasc DO OAi-ne
SOO The ia:ers. rsyeaa. Hete,pIs al ws.SiSssa
IodAi were 10000 GOD the customs leselpts $500
n.tOns Dank notes tor redemption.
.rnrTae' for cal oaps were nOnnsly S,S2ls cent,
the Offering 81 money being nberA win h usual
Exchange securities collateral. The supply Of loan
tae demand, nrstcl names are freely taken al
the reign exchange market wa quiet, with the
uniform rate of t4s5 Tor prime 90 day. 6- - s4s
In Government bonds the transactions we're light and
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