The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-03

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For the week.. sl,I26ss2 1898 eso a,2s0 SIC
Previously reported 3I3o2e20 A,74A,1l 6s,6bo,ose
sics jan l.. sa2, a2s Oos 43Aa,42o Ss.7s2 Jos
1t is thus seen that the export movement con.
tinues on very extensive scale. The excess oyer
last year is equal to $23 900 900 for the six months
There is no change and very little doing in mo-
rey. Rates are a for call loans, and for
rhort first class acceptances. An unimportaut
failure in the produce trade is reported. No fur
Tier defaults are noticed but the State Of AlAba-
ma, notwithstanding the opinion of her Chaueel.
]or, pays the interest on her bonds. 4ss.A7
Foreign exchange was active at marked "a.
vance to-day. The bankers bought all the good
produce bills they could get at 81 051I q q, and
sold their own at 81 O614 "a, most Of them asking
81 0G94 towards the close Of business hours. This
will be considered very good news in Europe. Az,
however, it arises from the cessation of imports
and the inability of importers to remit, it cannot
be regarded as altogether healthy symptom for
foreigners. 80
The stock market continues dull, with no buyers
except the bull clique, which must be carrying an
enormous amount Of stock. The only railway
shares in which any business was transacted this
morning were Toledo, which fell "a per cent; Ga.
lena which fell a; New York Central,
which fell a, and Illinois Central which de.
clined a. The market was supplied with the lat
ter stock by leading foreign house, and hence 1t
is surmised that foreigners are parting with por
tion Of their interest in the property. New York
Central was unfavorably affected by revival of
unpleasant rumors with regard to the condition Of
the financial affairs Of the company. 1t is
whispered that Mr.. Wilson's successor has
made some discoveries which are con.
cealed from the public. The unaccountable
refusal Of the President to contradict these RI.
mors officially imparts to them o certain plsusi-
bility. Mr.. Wilson died this morning. State stocks
were generally better to-day, some large bear
contracts happening to fall due. Thus Virginias
improved ] per cent North Carolinas l%, and
Missouris Is. There was no change in govern
ments At the close of the first board the mar
ket was heavy, and between the boards lower
prices obtained. very uneasy feeling prevails
in the stock market, and sudden turn would not
be surprising. The prices at which n.diyidend
paying securities are selling are not justified by
the political or commercial condition of the couu.
try. At the second board stocks were still very
dull and generally fraction lower. The follow.
ing were the closing quotations:-Unted States
6's registered, 1881, IS s514; United States 6s,
coupon, 1881, S. q $50; United States 5's, 1874,
1879 76HI; Indiana SIS, rs 7611lS; Virginia e's,
A594 = As; Tennessee 6's, 37A 371s; North
Carolina 6's, 40 4s1aa; Missouri 6's 371S 3794;
Pacific Mail, 6914 a 6ss944; New York Central, 1925
7a1l; Erie, 20 221aa;; Hudson River, 80 321a;;
Harlem, 97s 10; do. preferred, 22H 231ls;
Reading, 32A o SO; Michigan Central, AZ a 43A;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, IL a
1874; do guaranteed, &c 2611aa; Panama, 1861 a
1861; Illinois Central, G54 a 6511la; Galena and
Chicago, sos 6o11; Cleveland and Toledo, 2311a a
235s; Chicago and Rock Island, 33s4 34114; Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy, "a 56; Delaware,
Iackawana and Western, - a. IS; Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen, ID IA; Illinois Central bonds,
rs, SO a s99s4; Delaware and Hudson Canal, so a
500; Pennsylvania Coal, 77N 70.
The following was the business Of the Sub.
Treasury to-day
heCelps..
For customs. IL, 900 90