Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-24
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Small Change. Prom Saturday. Ciosine r's
ures nj Today's Opening.

Small Changes Prom Saturday. Ciosane r'
ures at Todays Opening.
New YORK. Nov. 24.-The stock msrAe'
showed irregular changes from Saturday cios-
ing figures AT the opening this morning, ,tnouen
generally they were for fractional amoune' sno
marked exceptions being gains of ~ in 'ersey
Central and a in Canada Southern, with loss
Of = in sugar refneries The market, how,
ever. developed considerable weakness sna
everything. with but few exceptions, soio on
and sugar dropped IL, Rock Island liz liz
souri Pacific and Northern Pacific and Canada
Southern q each.
SUSPENSION ANNOUNCED.
The suspension Of Edward Brandon was an
nounced on the stock exchange this morning.
He one Of the Oldest and most prominens
members of the exchange. having been sdmit.
ted ON September S 1852. and was consdereu
one Of the wealthiest brokers on the board. ~
Is said that all through the recent decline ne
was bull and carried large lines of stocks, but
when prices touched bottom, after losing an
immense amount of money on the buli sde, ne
turned bear and sold ocks short and was cauGht
in the rapid advance that followed. He was Tor
a number of years located at No. ~ Broad street,
but now his Office is at No. Wall street.
The sales of securities under the rule Tor the
account of Brandon, the broker whose suspen-
sion was announced Just after the opening,
made materially lower prices for Jersey Cen
tral, Oregon Improvement, Nickel Plate and
some Others. Jersey Central dropping from luz
! TO ~ I and the others even more IN some Cases
The general list was inclined to rally, but these
losses checked the rising tendency and the
pressure to sell increased toward the END
of the hour. the market at IL O'Clock being very
active and weak at the lowest prices reached.
THE RUN on THE BANK OVER.
The run on the Citizens Savings Bank here,
which lasted several days, is practically over.
| The services Of the police are no longer neces-
sary and this morning there were only about
! fifty depositors who called for their money.
Some of the first depositors who drew out their
money, the amounts of which were very small,
wanted TO redepoit, but the bank oficials de-
clined TO have anything more TO do with them
on the ground that they were among those who
inaugurated the trouble.
PRICES RECOVER AFTER NOON.
Money is firm at per cent.
In the stock market after II O'Clock ths
effect of the sales under the rule and the sus-
pension passed away and prices began 70 re-
| cover slowly, while the amount OF buslness
showed a material falling of In most Of the
list, however, the early losses wtre recovered
before the expiration OF the hour, Missouri
Pacific and the Wizards being leaders in the ad-
vance. Rock Island also showed great strength,
but after drop of per cent it failed to recoyel
! all of the improvement The market az moor
was comparatively quiet and strong, at sliRht
declines from the opening prices in most cases.
on THE LONDON ExcHANaE
LONDON, Nov. 24.-The prices on the stock
exchange at II so pm. today compared with
Saturdays closing prices show an advance of
4 u for consols for money. an advance of SIG
| for consols for the account, an advance Of V
for Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage
trustees certificates; United States bonds, A.,
l22; 4lss, l04]%.
Al the close of the stock exchange American
securities were quoted little below the best
prices of the day owing to selling orders from
New York. Other securities were very steady,