, 1877-11-20
Improvement in the offerings Of Paper
...C!earings, SO, 100000.
A Reunited Synl'catc---1hc stock Mar
ket..-Rnilr0ai I.on,ls.
Tic rro1ate Markets Moderately atti1e, and Gtn.
orally f'irEer...iiogs Strsager...rra,isloRs
Meaily.
Breadstuifs In Good Demnnd..-A Pos-
sib1e Squeexe In Corn.


The Applications HY INC packer! I0r 1auk hCCQHN
n,odat!un arc making themselves felt In the loan
market. which II getting irmcs. uuc OF The lend.
Ing ltnk- reports lint II Ia no longer In search NJ
putside PAPER. Collections have not improved,
an sales are ruw, and tte demand faf loans 10 con-
.c1uc:tty stimulated to Roma extent. Rates OF
discount were 81 10 per cent at tho hanks to Fccu-
lar tu.tomcra: on the etrret. call 1Dans arc per
rent anl time lotns arc 1fiS per echt.
currency is beginning 10 flow more heavily 10 tho
hog. .rni.1ns districts. New York exchange wae
telling between hanks Ut o5l50c per &1,uoD
premium.
The elear,ugs werc 81, 200, 600.
TnR sToCK NAKkEr.
T,ask 4 stnnc. of New York. say In their circu-
lar for lasl week:
tocs masl;rt during tho rast week. and the fnctu'
sttona In prices l,ayc hccn very mDdcrdtc. The at
srnton as the public has hecn diverted 70 Wash
Fres4 with regard tc dnnnc1al legislation. Under
lLrse eircumetnncra II cannut at matter of fuF.
81 thc Stock Exchange has been confined within
Fcry narrow limits.
u financial 1;seusrion has caused speculation 10
halt, 1t has done good work. Hut us rnlttcf Of
tac,. all tic statements made hy Yrask s Stone 10
The effect TINT thr du1lncts in Wall rtrcct has
tu,lcd from tho silver ncitat.on are not only CT.
tuncoua int fAiHt. They atc designed 10 convey
,le Impression tnat efforts made 10 rcmoncttzc tho
silver dollar harc arrested tho return of pros.
pcrtty. The present Auilncss began before Con-
grcrr met, and lis cAuscs have tflic 10 do with tho
anauctn 4ncstlnns bcfoEc Congress-.
The New 1nfk Htraid reports that there Is no
.,y.icry In tho fact tiat the stock Exchange mar
tcl is q brokrrs' narIci, md that the leading
operators, like OthcIlo, dnA themselves out Of
Hork.
AnECEirEp SYNDICATE.
The rumor. prevalent some time ago with re.
larl to family quarrel among tho members Of
slc Syndicate were we'll founded. Mr. George s.
coc. the President of t1ie American Exchange Ma
;ion.l ltank, admitted recently that loo much
,cvsbity had At ono time arisen between gentle.
men whusc dealings had all along bccn honorable
ind satisfactory 10 one another. Thcif party had
aborcl nn1cr Misrepresentation concerning the
ictlon Of sicssrs. Morton, Et.sa + to. which was
,ntlrc1y due 10 n too hzsty Judgment upon hnt'a
portion Of The facts Of the case. n further cx-
,lanntnn had satisfied them Of their error, and
he most harmonious spirit now existed among all
he members al Tho Syndicate. Mf. Coo sccms
frry well pleased With tho restored relationship,
sllch. he says, ought always to exist for tho sake
II the rountry'H credit abroad. Tic conclusions
indicated by Mr. cou orc fully connrmcd BY Alr.
Gliss. Of Mcssr*. Morton. 1sll.s i Co.
rnE A0nCEMEET.
The phtla1clph!A ledger says:
II ttcre IA any reason why the bondholdcrs who
lent their money freely ~ tho Government in it4
hour Of need should not 10 pattl when tho time
u,rctan!cs who are at work on the Government
buildings or works, according 10 thclr contract,
cunnnon fensc falls TO discover It.
That II right. The cuhtiAct With regard to tho
tond. issued under tho Funding net was that they
should bc paid In coin. ns tho rtandaEl Of duly H.
ls70 This standard was gold or silver. al the
cptnn OF tho debtor. That option the dehtor In
sists must be his, according 10 tho contract.
nA1LltoAD NoNDs,
The following bids for railroad bonds were made