The New York herald., 1870-06-15

shown In the tablet
- y 4. A M..... 11SK 11ss sPM... 11sA 11ssl
- NJ: :............. 1l2% $3.50 p. NJ. .112H 1ls
i. Niece. Il2X
In the gold loan market the rate ranged from four
per cent for carrying to 1e4 for borrowing. The
exact rates were L. ., aud per cent for carrying
and "lat," LAG per cent and 1-e4 for borrowing.
The steamer took out $4l4oo0 in specie. The opera.
tions Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as foows:-
Gold cleared SOC, 500 900
GOiu Dsl alices l,oI7,ISO
CuIieucJ pal@lces'.'.... ZAao'oo4
MONEY EASY.
The facilities for q more actiye time In the street
are certainly not lacking in the money market,
where the features OF and abundance are unal-
tered. On call the general rate Is four per cent and
some of the leading government houses have bal.
ances left with them at three per cent. On the other
hand loans upon fancy and miscellaneous stocks,
where the borrower Ia not OF well known strength,
command five per cent. The banks report q cessa.
tion OF the demand from the west. which was mode.
ratey responded TO last week. They are now busy
upon the report called for by the Comptroller OF the
Currency, showing their condition the eth inst.
Discounts were quiet and unchanged.
TIE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET.
Some Of the leading bankers marked up the rates
for sterling to 10oT for sxtyday bills, but the busi
ness OF the day was at 109A, from which few of
the prime banking houses allowed a small commits
sion to the brokers' The market was inactive, how
ever, and for Continental bills slightly lower. The
closing nominal quotations were as folows:--Ster.
ling, sixty days, commercial 109a 109X; good to
prime bankers, 1o9a l095s; short sight, 11OH a
1895 Paris, sixty days. $40 SIS; short sight, n14,S
5.l21a; Antwerp, $40 6.15; Switzerland, $40
5l5 Hamburg 34T 861; Amsterdam, 4O4 q
fl q; Frankfort 405s Al; Bremen, 7SH 20; Prusslan
thalers, 7O7s n 11ss.
GOVERNMENTS DULL AND STEADY.
The government list was exceedingly dull and
the transactions at the first session Of the Board
less than $4,000. Theprice was steady at the
decline OF the previous day, the Slight reaction in
gold producing little change for the reason
that no confidence felt that it would be main-
tanned. The advance In fve-twenties at London
and the decline in gold here antthete influences
the exact effect OF which upon quotations for GOV
ernments in the home market 1t is very difficult to
calculate. The following were the closing street
prices United States currency slxes, 114 1141S;
do. skies, 1881, registered, 1141s 114%; do
do coupon, 1177S lis; do. fye.twentes,
registered, May and November Ill q 111A;
do. do, 1862, coupon, do, 1l1sl 11l7s; do. do,
1864. do.do, 1s 1l11@ do. DO, 1855, do do, 11lX
q 1l1s; do do 1865 COUPON January and July 1132S
1868, do do, 1885 1l3sl; do. tenIorties, regis
tered I08 16Si4; do. do, coupon, 1851 q 1887.
SOUTHERN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACTIVE.
The new Tennessees continue to be the feature OF
dealings IN the Southern State bonds They were
active and strong up to the close OF the last board
when they touched e32S, but fell OFF TO 62 in subse-
quent street dealings. The ability OF the cliques
who are reported to be operating in these bonds to
adU Or tna at will hac hnop oiry
nally demonstrated in the movements Of the past
few weeks that those who are not allied with them
are entIrey at their mercy. Whatever the real value
Of the bonds as an investment whatever their in
ducemens as speculative sale the public
should leave them alone for the present.
The Virginias and North Carolinas We're heavy and
dull The general list was steady and closed as fol-
iows:-Tennessee, ex coupon, "a q 644; do, new,
61az 62; do, Eve per cent, As so; Virginia, ex
coupon, SO o 691s; do, new, 67 671s; do regis
tered stock, ex interest," 5S1& 534 do, registered
1856, GA 90; do. registered, 1857, 60 02; Georgia
SKIES, So 30; do, sevens, o5 90; North Carolina,
eX coupon, asa 40; do. new 24l a 25h;
Missouri skies, 93s4 "a; 40. hannibal aud st.
Joseph, 94 ei1s; Louisiana SKIES, 70 a II; do.
levee skies, 751s a n; do do eights, 90 a 93%;
Alabama eighss, 1oi a 1021a; do. Gves, "a a 76;
South Carolina skies, 90 90; ao new, SO s2x;
do. registered stock, so So; Arkansas seycns, 755
a 7s.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stronger tone Of the gold market operated
favorably upon prices at the Stock Exchange, which
were generally higher for the railways as compared
with yesterdays figures, and the highest quotations
were maintained to the close for Rock Island, st.
Paul, Wabash, the Vanderbilt shares Reading and
80. c, ana l. CO. The last mentioned was the most
active feature Of the day. comparatively Pacific
Maii was heavy and lower, and Western Union weak
and dull. Erie sold down to 214. The Express
stocks were strong and improved The following
were the closing prices at the last session of the
Stock EXchange-Cant0 20; Cumberland, So 4S:
Consolidated Coal, 20 25A; Western Union, 33s1
331s; Quicksilver, 01a; Marposa, 61a
81; do preferred, 1914 a 165S Atlantic
Mall, S5A bid; Pacific Mail, 4i5S 44N;
Boston Water Power, IL u 191s; Adams Express
e32i G.; WeiisFargo Express, 15& IGN; Ameri.
can Express, Az a 452; United States Express
467s a 4614; New York Central consolidated 10O1z
1o07S; do. scrip, 05sS s52l; Harlem, 144x las;
Erie, 21& %; Reading, 1914 10TH; Michigan Cen.
ual, 1865 a 1855; Lake Shore, 0s5S SO; Illinois
Central, 14oA bid; Cleveland and Pittsburg 1904
bid; Chicago and Northwestern, SAX a SAX; do.
preferred, 8o1 9O1s; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin.
cinnat, 80 q s116; Rock Island, 122A Milwaukee
end Ut. Paul, 672i 6S; do. preferred, s2A s2,&;
Toledo and Wabash, s9H o 5a;5; Fort Wayne, se,5
bid; Ohio aud Mississippi, 4o% 4o7s; Delaware and
Lackawanna, III q 1x New Jersey Central, 109X
bid; Chicago and Alton, 117X 1ls1l; do preferred,
12O: Morris and Essex lex dlvidend), oOA 9l; Ham
nibal aud ST. Joseph, 1lsA bid; do. preferred, 1ls
bid; Iron Mountain, AN bid; Boston. Hartford and
Erie, 5}s ass; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
tral, 20A 201l.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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