The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, June 7-6P.M,

THURSDAY, June 7-6P.M.
BY the arrival of the steamer Prince Albert at
St. Johns, we have telegraphic reports of the Iiv
erpool and London markets to the afternoon Of
Saturday, 26th of May. Consols continued steady,
closing at the latest hour at 95t 95& for money
and account The Paris Bourse was depressed on
Friday and the three per cent rentes closed at 69
loc The market for American securities was dull
and unchanged. There was less depression in the
cotton trade at Manchester, but at Liverpool the
lower and middling grades had experienced Q de-
cline of ID and holders are reported as pressing
their stocks on the market The sales for the week
added up ~, 900 bales Breadstuffs were dull and
provisions slightly lower.
The exchange market continues quiet; nothing
Of Importance has been done as yet for Saturdays
steamer, and rates are unaltered. In money there
Is no change to note. The business Of the Sub
Treasury for the day was: receipts, $2s9.o54, of
which for customs sll4 900; payments, 1886 ,e43;
balance, te,5ss, 92l.
There was another slight advance in prices on
the Stock Exchange this morning, with but little
activity, however. The prominent feature Of the
market was the demand for, and large sales Of
State stocks The transactions In Tennessee, 9 per
cents amounted to over $50 900, ct an advance Of
from u. Missouris sold 10 the extent OF tll0.-
0oo at SAG cash, SAL buyers option. 60 days, and
North Carolnss to the extent Of t57 00o at esl and
30. A LOT Of GIG 900 Louisiana 6's changed hands
at o. an advance on the last sale. Among the
railway shares Galena and Chicago was the most
active, recovering portion Of its recent decline.
II opened at SAT, advanced TO cat, with sales OF
400 shares and closed at CAV bid, against Ga bid
at the close yesterday. Toledo was firm at
the first Board, and rose 10 2si, but II was
offered lower In the afternoon, closing at 2sl I.
Erie improved to lsi, with moderate sales. New
York Central was steady at sat at the'frst board,
but fell on in the afternoon. The other railroad
shares were neglected, bat prices were well
sustained. In railroad bonds the only trans
actions Of importance were in Illinois Cen
trail constructions, at an advance Of I
per vent La Crosse land grants recovered 10
IL. There was no change in prices at the second
board, and the market closed inactive at the fol-
lowing quotations:-vrghia e's, e3i I; Missouri
s's, s4l ~; Canton. 2oi All; Cumberland Coal,
l3A 9 IA; Pacific Mail, go al; New York Central,
sal I; Ere, 1ef q 4; Hudson River, 4sA I; Har-
lem, 12i IL; do. preferred, 500 ~; Reading, Az
al2; Michiga, Central 5si q I; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana, la I; do. guaranteed, 24i
I; Panama, 13Al q 1885; Illinois Central, $50 "a;
Galena and Chicago, s42 ~; Cleveland and To-
ledo, 29A 4; Chicago and Rock Island, coz az;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 75} "a; Illinois
Central rs, 81 al.
The adjourned meeting in reference TO a separate
Mining Board was held yesterday afternoon, when
about twenty members Of rhe regular Stock Ex-
change enrolled their names, and an organization
was Effected by electing o. d. Ashley, Of Ashley 4