The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-06
fIN.iNCLiL aND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY. Oct. 5-P. M.-The bull move
mcnt at the Stock Exchange continued in full
force. and under the leadership of Lake Shore.
Western Union. and New York Central. there
was afforded a better opportunity to market the
remainder OF the active spccialtes. Lake Shore
was. however. the conspicuous feature OF the
day. and as'onishcd the 10 'al spectators 10y IA
sharp advance from e. TO CO.,. the highest
figures having been established in the late deal
inss. New York Central also became n leading
feature during the afternoon by its rise Of % p
cent. TO 1914 and Western Union was / e cent.
better at slA. Michigan Central moved M from
and the Northw'sfcrns advancing to io', and
Gf'4 for the common and preferred rrspo rtlN"ly.
ip1s Dsni ran s'l up rem q w Z bsS A ,9d
to i9 and ohios from s.. to o.; but POI
aware. Lacknwanna and Western. ms also Del
aware and Hudson. WIS weak and irregular IN
fluctuations. tho former having recorded large
transactions The II. Paul stocks were also
strong on "a limited business. but the remainder
oflhe list did not attract sporial attention. 49,.
The total number ~ shares d"alt IN was 29s.-
Isl; OF which Lake shore represented 6S.3ub;
Western Union. l5.3On: New York Central.
99GI De- qgynreSnd hnd.on Cana M s:'i2' H0ck
fcrrcd. 100; 81. Paul. s.2on DO. preferred
l,sQ0; Michigan, Central. $500; Ohios. 1890 ;
si I1' Pacific Mall 20: Morris and EsscX.
1000: O.. G., C. and L. 400. ~. Louis Kansas
City and Northern, LOO: c.. c. and |. G., 800 {;
Chicago. BURLINGTON and Quincy. 275: Chicago
and Alton, 300; Hannibal and ~. Joseph. $40 };
NJ. L. and NJ Co., ZOO; Pacific. Of Missouri. 400
Quicksilver preferred. 800: Union Pacific. $50
Wells. Fargo 4 Go. Express. 1913 Panama. Ito J.;
United States Express. 100; Canton. 100; and
! Fort Wayne. 81.
The gold market reflected dull and heavy
tone. with the bulk OF the transactions nj 1921
After the close OF the Exchange "A shade lower
prices were estahl sncl.
Thu following were the principal quotations
i ,o@A r- - i9,shM .~.... ,os..
In loans the rates paid Tor having hnances carrisI
were ., T. , 3 :. cent. snd nat
The toal cieang> ~ The cold Department i the stock
Exchange were s2l .niIp1 rni baances a. 2iapi1 ani
currency balances 81 "a 80 Tie sub Treasury re-
deemed ~ "in called D.nds and paid out IN com in
The days business AZ the umted states suhrreasury
was. Gold receipts S7ui 49, So gold pavments s.77
n u. gold balance sn2"fl''~ curr"ncy receipts
laaa'S a. ,iisl7 '' G ,%i. s54 q '''''
TIE internal niue receipts az sllusion TODAY
were s4t.Vt'. and III" Gus ms receipts sa7''n THO
Tr asury a-o .is,d siInu'li national iank note
Tor redemption The Treasury lasusrr the close u
hu-ine-- were Currency si517oOp; and coin, 33s
%. less 49,. 31l. 90 coin c'rlncRtls
The Bank of England lost sft.Hr ON balance to-day
Foreign cNchanc. ruled du but steady at the nominal
quotations of - ~ and ~ Tor time AMI demand draft.
fnus nl, we've quoted at 1874 and pl5il iul 90 day
aui short sisht
| loans w'rc gthNraAN a'c'p'd by IL, brokers al"
cont with exceptions at 1i.s''s The closing rai,
"a
Fir. las ioulc name paper chiefly dry goods. passc
,'d,crnmeui tonds igctcd good business with arpc
and coupon 1865. and tie "a and The - The lat
tf haNlA been weak, the r,sst,rNd scn. down to lOl
am the coupon 90 iuils
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