The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-18

Cash gold was heavy, and rates for carrying
ranged from 1-32 to 564. The disbursements OF coin
interest amounted to s430ll. The operations Of the
Gold Exchange Bank resulted as follows:-
Gold cleared $82, tie, 600
Gold balances. ........................ 2ssISzi
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,l63,o56
The government sold one million dollars OF gold.
The bids were for total OF about seven and half
millions. The awards were as foll0ws:-s250,OO0 at
1S7.79s 100000 at $780, $1,000 at 1885, 100000
at 1877 60 $50 900 at 137S7 900 at 137.9 $4,000
at 1884, $4,000 at 1897 $4,000 at 1876, $4,000
at 1877, $4,000 at 1888, $4,000 at 13s.o2
In the suit Of Abel Co.. Of the Baltimore sun,
against the Chesapeake Bank of Baltimore, to re-
cover $4,000 in gold deposited in 1861. the jury
dered q verdict this morning, awarding the PLAIN
tifs $4,000 in gold, with 5000 so interest, also in
gold.
The Bank of England statement shows a large in
in bullion for the week. The Bank of France,
on the contrary, exhibits marked decline.
The Hartford and New Haven Railroad Com pany
has declared quarterly dividend OF 50 per share,
payable July l.
The practical annexation Of New Brunswick and
Nova Scotia to the United States is being cOnsumma-
ted by the European and North American Railway,
on which thirty five miles Of rails are laid, so that
Will run this week the entire line to Harris
NILS fortytwO miles from St. John west where the
Ffeuer1ckCOn Drancn COEneCtS WITH tue main llue.
This branch is being rapidly completed From
Harris Mills to the line OF the New Brunswick and
Canada Railroad Company, to Woodstock, dis
lance OF forty miles, the grading IS far in pro-
gress that the rails will be laid the present year over
the entire distance and to within six miles OF the
Maine boundary This Will leave about sixty miles
OF new line to build next year to connect the two
ends of the link remaining, between the mouth OF
the Matawankeag and the line OF the Canada and
New Brunswick Railroad, which now runs from
Calais to Woodstock. This line is to be opened
through from Bangor to ST. John in the fall Of 1870
The following were the closing quotations on the
call at the last session OF the Stock Exchange
Canton, so a Ga; Boston Water Power, 1917 1917;
Cumberland 33 bid; Wells, Fargo Co.'s Express,
SlA S1h; Adams Express, 591z 90; American
Express. 40 a 4O2s; United States Express, 69h q
69A; Merchants Union Express l5h bid; Quick
silver, 1874 1914; Pacific Mail, 90S a05s; Western
Union Telegraph, 4ozS Al; New York Central, 1885
a 1ss4; Marposa, So; do. preferred, 161a II;
do. certificates, ASH 40; Hudson River 1914 a
157h; Harlem, 145a 146; Reading, 9s2S 9ssS;
Alton and Terre Haute, 80 u; do. preferred, 59H
60; Toledo and Wabash. 701a bid; do preferred 80
80; Milwaukee and St. Paul, TAX a 74h; do pre-
ferred So a s5M; Ohio and Mississippi, s21a S2%;
Fort wayne 154 a 1856; Michigan Central, 1876;
Michigan Southern, 1O4'S 104ha; Illinois Central,
143 LA; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 96A a 9sH;
Rock Island, llsss 1854; Northwestern. s21s
S2%; do. preferred, 96 961S; New Jersey Central,
ITO; Morris and Essex, SO S9h Chicago and Alton,
l5S a 100; DO. preferred, 1853; Hannibal and st.
Joseph 1908 12ial; do. preferred, 100 a 1873.