The sun., 1890-11-18

Speculative Dealines Snai1-A Rally Afte
Hourp-The Barring FunA.

Darhn8
1880 P. Mas compared with Saturdays
closing prices to-days prices on the Stock Ex-
change at this hour showed no change for con.
soils for money. and for the account . decline
Of Y for Canadian Pacific. Of h for Eric. Of 1k
for Erie second oonsols. Of y for Illinois Con-
tral, OF Y for st. Paul common. Of u for New
York Central. OF 1k for Pennsylvania, and Of u
for Reading. The rate Of discount in the open
market IL noninally the same - the Bank Of
England rate.
$3.50 p M.-Foreign securities and American
railway securities nrs row hettsr. and prices
continue to recede. Consols and English rail-
way securities are steady.
4P. Mas compared with the 1880 prices
the closing prices show an advance Of 8-16 for
consols for money and OF y for oonsols for the
account decline Of v each for Canadian Pa
cific and Erie. no change for Erie Second Con-
soils or Illinois Central . decline Of Y for st.
Paul common. no change for New York Central.
decline Of y for Pennsylvania and decline
of Y for Reading. The markets for foreign
and other securities are better. Consols are
higher. American railway securities arc very
excited.
The Pail Mau Gazette says that negotiations
for tho guaranteeing Of all Of Barring Brothers
acceptances. which are placed at $4,000, 900.
are in progress. and no difficulty 10 expected
In raising the desired, sum.
After the official close business on the
Stock Exchange had q decidedly bettsr tender
CT. prices rallying from tho worst points. but
still leaving q general decline for the day.
Speculative dealings were scarce. few vsntur-
ing to operate In view Of the uncertain and
critical condition Of the market 6ome good
investment business greatly assisted 10 modi-
fy the depression. and street dealings on late
-. la =
bi BY invssscrs WHO Who had Been astracsed By iSe
low level Of the quotations.
SsI s RVS the .sS ssS hts Sssn
iiH1pRnsl iai1 n SILVER iHtaenoed @ dsCline n rupee
81 H. saS Ssaoss
e s ssha: &: RtRs
ssptansss: The manseem1ent 1 Of R,:.dtng b{othi;
Of tho Bank d. England. wlthdEaWs .es chief.
although he win continue to advise the other
The Other partners are the Hon. John Bar
sRs prsS.rs @ aqInnss.' Mr. Fl Rodsson. & D. alrsotoi
sas MEo'a
nDa4 81 crd ths 4 n:z
Mi!d,ma%y % al men @ Of x solid flnanolsl rep9uts
Tele1ram@s ms are are being constantly feceived from
BEsI1N, In Nov. f7.NThs Bourse Was % %pnsettled
today and there was general decline. espe
cislly IN hanh @ X sscnsiteHs 10 sD1syts9he5 5M Bsnk 5M
dscn. & S[sfe ssa fhs nS
huences were adverse rumors regarding Ar:
gentine and Uruguay securities and distrust
Of the position in Londop.
Paris, Noy: i7:aon ne BouFse to-day r.
%
pPoce.dsa pG%s snd eonssnsoes Wers
During the day foreign securities fell y to
X per cent. Bio Tipto decIiped 18 france
n. lsroy-B -Bssulisu: the A.. well.known fEsneh
sss sSsSF Sss ha % e.
London market would not bs very sravely ef-
fected by tho financial crisis arising from the
dif1oulties OF Barring Brothers d 90. He
further said that the present trouble would
pot compare Nth the French ans9elal col:
sDs1 sPeas 1e sSe would d1neSS e
debt France. he said. was Interested In Q
secondary degree only. The trouble would
only Getard her arrangements with the Argen:
ttne Republic., On the other hand. IL would
throw Into relief the selidity h Of the French q
A. Representative Of the Associated Press
to-day visited the house Of Barring Brothers q
business. The members Of the Arm stated
that all their acceptancSs and other lisbllities
ps met e. 6s{ & aae viii Hhiy Se sS bsnt tad
ENGLAND at It's back. Is stronger now than ever
before.