The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-17
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TUESDAY. April f6 p. M.-The spocula-
tive interest ut the Stock Exchange continued
without abatement. although tho aggregate
volume OF buainces was lees important Hold
rrs go ninunl to accept of the profits OF the pnet
few weeks and this fact win explain the tevcrieh
excitement and lower prices recorded. Lake
Shore. 81. Pauls, Northwcsicrns. Delawar'.
Lacknwannn and Western. Rock Island. W'st-
crn Union, and Eric were the conspicuous Tea
lures but the last named rose from Tx to 1913,
based upon active purchases In expectation
that the foreclosure sale on the 2fh instant Will
not he again ADJOURNED by the Court. The st.
Pau's were spociallya t'vcaud strong during the
morning but Western Union was weak from the
stirt md broke from Ah at the opening to
sos n"ar IN" closr. with nnnl transactions mt
s2A. Now York Central. however. was en-
ploycd to sustain the general list. AMI moved
mp from 1914 to 10oS. although yielding to
1OSN in the late business. Ohios also. opened
strong Mt l0Hmil%, but from tnis point fell
away 10 1915: and Union Pacn' rose from 711
10 72h although droppng Mt the close 10 the
lowr Y urns. Paclil" Mail wont down from
2lM t. 2NN. having op'u"d IT 81 "a and Wabash
dropped from 2OA TO 1873. In the Hannibal and
81. Jos NH shares There WIS also weakness
AMI lnk" shore was a y cont lowcr nt 6si
" tn Michigan Central down | "a cent to n.
Delaware Lnckawannn and Western also fell
f,'rnt,; ant the general market closed fever
In The NV York Mining stock Exchance In
crosse was prominently dealt IN At 49@l7@4g.
sa 2o 5@ a1 PE pa sSd az aaYJ 8
-. buyer 10. tpsl75. Tho general list WIS
weaker.
The rrcciris 81 produce at Chicago today
footed up 9s3A5l bushols, ms n,ninst lsO.2ii,
cores pondng date OF 1917: Sj,G06 in 1876; and
% nj5 bushels April 10, 1875.
Tho produce receipts at Milwaukee today
amounird 10 1873 700 bushels. as compared with
only 1880 same date In 1871
Tho total number Of shares dealt in was
22i77j. Of which Lake Shore. represented 30
500: Erie 2G.4!0: ,Nqrthw'st.rn, 22GlO do;
western, 2l.3O0; Rock Island. 1898: 81, Paul.
22sse2!5: ~ preferred. 600; ,W.sbnTn, Union
i229nq; Union Pacific. 5;279; New York Central.
ii90ntai ani St. j"scph. 500: do. pr;erSrred
E3sgcGx. S.5s5 Mi.hisan cantrS IT. 2525! ,5uioE-
silver urci.rred, SlS' Illinois G ntrnl. $50; Can,
l.. $50; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. 500 .
| Atlantic and Pacili Telegraph. 500: Albany
and Susqu.hnnna, 800; Fort Wayne. 2i5; Ilar-
lem, 300 United States Express, lGl and Eric
The gold market wos irregular, with de-
| cline To- 1905 In the final transactions, having
opened at loo'a hut the volume of business was
rht following were the principal quotations;
1857 1851 S" '2S' TO- sS6@9FFNN ii"
In loans the rates paid for having balances carried
ne total clearing. Cold Department Of tho stock
aNi ' Surrcnry nanJe. siii"7 Tie Susrrea.ary
redeemed stI71 "a called ewds. and paid cut in CON
The DAYS business At The mcd states sub Treasury
90 VOID balance SIR % l-i ~ Currency receipts.
il'pc" OK VI rYs IL, pcS .i%m. ls currency
TIE nl,rn fsy,nue resepts a. Wass,ls'Sn '"d r
Treasury also received $4,000 national bank notes
rhc ,Sroris Of domestic produce currency valuation,
Foreign exchange remained at rates quoted this morn
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