The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-08
fINdNcT.iL AND COuMERCTiL.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 7-P. M-Thc morn

WEDNESDAY Nov. 7-P. M.-Thc morning
| speculation at the Stock Exchange presented
| but few features Of interest. and. aside from
| limited purchases Of Lake Shore and Western
Union. for account OF tho bull ciques. the gen
| crnl market reflected duh and unmportant
| transactions. Prices were firm at the opening.
at a rally of l@a y cont. but became weak at
! the first board. after which there was stoa1icr
! tone until the afternoon call. when the bears
commenced hammcring the market ON Wash
ington reports that tho Silver bill would
pass the Senate. and that the President
| would sign the same. The ihlitiOn
character Of the bill is acknowledged.
but the bears affect To- regard with appfohen-
! sion the croct OF its passage upun American
! credit in Europe. and cite n slight decline OF
our securities in London to-day in confirmation
| Of their views. Under the influence. therefore
Of free offerings. stimulated by Washington nd
vices alluded to. Lake shore declined ~ y
cent from co., TO G7'i. Western Union from
sO7s to 79s. ST. Paul from 81 ! to 32li. the pre-
| irrr"d from Gss to67A a. Now York Ccntfa from
! lO7A 10 1865. Erie from 1914 to ~, North
western common from IS = to 33,. the prefer
/ rod from Gis. TO CT. aud Ohios from % to SI.
C.. c.. G. and l. was . T. cent. lower at 40; Den-
! ware. Larkawanna aud Western. = at 4Jh /;
| Hannibal and ~. ] srph 4 ut ~, and Michi-
gan C,nir easily broke from 60 10 62N. Kan
| sas Pa'ill sold at 80 Alton and Trrrr Ilautn
! preferred at 10, and Chicago and Alton AT 7Sco
/
| graph WAS firm at 2JGz3's. The weakness Of
Ere was IN consequences Of decree of lore
! closure by tho supreme Court.
settled.
The total number Of shares dealt in WINS i05.-
| 562. IT which Lake shore represented ~ 100 I:
! Western Union. 22.Gnu Erie 1O.p75 delaware.
| ern GOO; do. preferred. 1000 G.. c.. &. and l..
| i2JQ; DglAwatr and Hudson Canal. ,i34; ST.
ra9 T22 "a dS rr,rTrccd; ,,l to9 hr9,an
! 300; Hnnnihnl and -. JOSEPH 500; do pre-,
| I.rrcd. S5o Illinois Central, 725; Morris and
Mai. zoo; Chcaeo and Alton. 800: Quicksilvcr.
/ 400; do. preferred. 100; Wabash. 300. Harlem,
3Oo Atlantic and Pacin- Trlrcrnph Cnmpnny.
500; Now Jersey Southern. 1Oo ~. LOUIS. Kan
sns CITY and Northern. 100; do. preferred, 100: ;
Uni9n Pa.lilcca 100; and Chicago. burlington
The gold market opened strong ut 100. though
ct TINS point there WAS som" dsposition to real
| w. which ,arried down tho price to 1O2H. but
th" mari subsequently recovered to 1922, On
| ndylc"s favorable 10 the passage OF the Silver
1he following were the principal quotations
i 1851 is i e. 4 N 49, ssF I s
ws!e 8 a. q. cent and Dat ''"' BALANCES '''e''
EScGsnse wSrs sS ts 90 so Ssa"ces Il VA si and
currency balances. rl'i. tGs The sub Treasury re-.
,crc.t on s tnrc dcHi ss anu pau Out III conn
The AK business e, w United states
.o72l sold basnce sOi so Is ~ currency rcccpt
csiancc 50 ~ ' - sSs canc,iei Cold eera
The internal revenue receipts at Washington to-day
! we're s22ep"- and the customs receipts $40. Il" me
Tor The bullion Al the BANK Of England was
ne gross. earnings of The chicago. burlington and
Omn' ~ i.f ,.e month o scn,sW , ,how an H.
rrd IF last year hut igr The min, months ending sept
IN. earning. m The Wabash Railway COMPANY for the
month %, Der show an increase OF S5oip over same
The b lu~ins were The comparative cnrnns. Of The
tontr, i~77 siap'sl. tor tic month u'foher IS7s.