National Republican., 1883-11-12

cent Bar silver, 1l076. Subsidiary coin, Z DIS
count buying, selling pnr, Foreign cNcunlHo
weaker ut iSlA for long and 1874 iOE shvIl nknh k
Governments strong. State bonds quiet RAILWAY
bonds firm and higher.
Speculation today was more active and buoyant:
Higher prices were recorded Tor nearly every
prominent share ON the list. The chief Influences
at work were tho decision Of the Chicago pool III
refusing TO- accent business from the iAckaWahna
road after Nov. 20 II that company did not i've UP
to the rates agreed upon by the trunk linesi thc
grain IN surplus reserve ut over million Dy tho
New York associated banks, and to the strong sup
port accorded the Ynndetblls and Gould Shares.
The advance in prices, which ranged from - TO
per cent. was almost unntorruptod. ~ u%lneS %
there were fractional reactions ducto rcallzauons
but each decline brought in fresh buying orders
The transactionI were large ana exceeded ~ VOL
nne any previous day OF ne week. Hn,3n Iucc
Ial l56 to 81, Oregon TnnscontinenAl rs TO, 4g
Northwestern ~ 70 l2iJ4, preferred J 70 ~
wanna ~ 70 1i7E, louisville and Nashville iMto
to o. New York Central ~ to iiSlS, Reading. IA
81 Texas Pacific IA to 2326, Missouri Pacific to
9S4, Ceutral Pacific to OS s.. Paul 70 1901 pre-,
itrred to 1lSA, Northern Pucitc preferred l,s TO
6pS, Wabash to 2lA Eric n TO 2g28, Western
Union x to sOl4, CANADA Southern = to 90, and
Kansas and Texas y to %. The changes in Can
adian Pacific were exceptionally narrow, being
confined 10 6j063}4. III tho closing dealings lhe
market was uctivo and buoyant, round amounts
otstock changing hands ut the top figures, rs
compared with yesterdays closing, prices are =
and fefre Hauto rose alb per cont. 10 TO- Chesa-
pcako aud Ohio first preferred lI TO y, &, G. z. "
4, TO b25, Chicago, ST. Louis ana plttsDurg ia 10
II, indianapolis, Bloomington and Western 10
22lH, Minneapolis and 81. Louis preferred u TO
Az, Mutual Union "a to lTJs, Nashville and Chat-
lanooga TO 90, oregon improvement 70 ~,
Richmond and Dnnville = to 90, Richmond and
West Point Terminal 2a 10 2Sls, Rochester ard
pittsburg l9S to 15ls. anu Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Vi tO 131M. New York aud New Eng.
land advanced II to BIZ and closed at 2OH.
Home stake sold AZ 10 against l7}a some time ago,
The sales of stocks for the week were 632,gO5
shares n decrease OF 23l lI9 rs compared with tho
previous week.
Money call was In excess Of tho demand. The
Bank OF Montreal loaned Sl,O)oOl9 ut tho stock
exchange.
Tho operations OF the New York, Lake Eric and
Western Railroad COmlnny aud leased lines for
the mouth of August, including gross earnings,
were sos 956.2J, AN increase Of Si3ISll.Ob work
ing expenses SliS0,S ,S0102, an increase of $780,
S231l and net earnings, 81, l,lOOO6523 an increase
of s351,y ,ySSSb. The gross earnings from Oct 1882
To Aug /, 1883, were S20,ls9 ll2S3 an increase of
increase of s1,SiD 70O0D, and net earnings s6,32O,-
2jl.g7. an increase of s2i3,Sjl 90.
the exports Of specie from the port of New
York Tor tho past week wero s26O9iO, principally
| silver coin ana bars.
sales to-day aggregated AL ,25i shares including
Central Pacific, G65O Delaware LaCkawnnnn and
Western, l03 100; Erie. lG 300 Lake Shore, 1892
! Louisville and Nashville IS, 500; Missouri Pachc,
| To- S95 Northwestern, II G00 New York Central,
1900; Pacific Mail 6SO0; Reading,S,20 81. Paul,
| iG5l0; ~. Paul and Omaha, $500; Texas Pncihc,
0,l00 Union Pacific, "a Cos Western Union, lG210;
Canadian Pacific 1900; Oregon Transcontinen-
| tai, 1880.
| PACIFIC COAST AND MINING STOCKS.