The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-12

Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1881 l35H
Saturday... Observation-Disclosures. lS5 l5t1s
Foreign exchange advanced to ITO for prime bank.
ers' sixty day and lloss TOR sight sterling bills,
closing firm but inactive.
The Southern list was demoralized BY further
"breakn in new North Carolinss. which fell 60 4sk
and new 1ennessees. which again sold down to 3d.
The speculation for rise In this class OF securities
seems to have eliminated for the summer, and hold
ers on margins inclined to transfer their choice
elsewhere or to withdraw entirely from the market
Those VINO hold for investment, ON the other hand
are satisfied that with the general application to the
whole South OF the pacific and reconsrructionary
principles which prevailed at the Virginia election
they will be well remunerated.
The stock market in the main was strong but
showed signs OF relapsing into the quiet and sta9ha-
ton OF midsummer Prices were subjected to decline
on Tuesday and Wednesday. but rapidly recovered
their previous position Thursday, when the money
market relaxed to the legal rate OF interest. me
market then became curiousy dull its failure to an
swer the ease In money greatly puzzng the street.
came out Of Its hesitation after the bank statement
on Saturday, and prices rather sharply advanced on
small transactions In the final business IN the Long
Room and on the street in front OF the Stock Elk
change. The features in this spasmOdic activity were
New York Central which touched 1o6H, and Michigan
cent Erie fell to 21ss owing probably to the acci'
dent yesterday. New Jersey Central was active
and rose to 1921 bid before the close Of business.
Hudson River touched 1855. The Northwestern
stocks were strong and advanced PACING MAIL was
heavy and at one time declined 10 SSH. 10 the ex-
press stocks Wells-Farg0, which had sold down az
low as % on Friday, reacted to 25 but fell on again.
The following were the final street prices on Satur
day night-Cumberland, 81 a So; Wells Fargo Il Co.'s
Express, 23X 231S; American Express, 40 Al;
Adams Express, 5e}4 69a; United States Express
72k a 70; Quicksilver, Is 1854; canton, ~ o.
Pacific Mail, 500 a s9'S; Mariposa, SAP; Mariposa
preferred, Is; Western Union Telegraph, 379s So;
New York Central 1861 19esz; Erie % a 28h; Erie
preferred, 81 o 81; Hudson River, 1861 1854;
Reading, 932s 93lH; Toledo. Wabash and western,
10 1917; do preferred, 81; Milwaukee and st. Paul,
1914 7ess; do. preferred, s6A4 seas; Fort Wayne.
15OZ a 1917; Ohio and Mississippi, 32k 321s;
Michigan Central, 1876 a 1923; Michigan Southern.
ex dividend, 1861 1906; Illinois Central. 1a2A
l43H; Cleveland and Pittsburg, ex dividend lO7
lO7k; Cleveland and Toledo, 1861 o 100; Rock
Island, 1904 1162s; Northwestern, SIX sl,S;
do. preferred, s6's s5,s.
The Brunswick end of the Macon and Brunswick
Railway, Georgia, was completed on the "a instant,
and the entire road, 100 miles long, will be open in
time to transport the fail cotton crop. BY this road
there direct communication between the interior
of the State Of Georgia and the seabOaru.
The semi-annual review OF the commerce OF San
Francisco that 55 600 tonnage has entered the
port of which 100000 tons were engaged in domestic
Pacific coast trade The value Of foreign goods re-
ceved approximatcs s7,0o00OO, while the estimated
currency value of free goods received via Panama
was S23 500, 900. The duties collected on imports
during the past six months were So TAI 900, and for
the fiscal year s273, 900. The merchandise exports
for the last six months aggregate $S.745.0oo. The
coin and bullion exported amounted to $21, 1000
During harvest year the merchandise shipments
amounted to $21, $4,000, the following being the
principal articles-Flour and wheat $l0.6s 600;
wlne 100000; wool, s237s,oO0; hides, $357, 200;
leather $26S 0OO SKINS and furs mostly from Alaska
and reshipped to England, $685., 900; quicksilver
$92l,0O
Annexed il Q comparative statement showing the
shipments OF specie from this port last week and
during the year date, together with those for the
corresponding periods In 1885,