The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-12
RI, ANC1AL AVID oonMEhcIAL.

| SATURDAY, SER. 10-P. M-Thc chief feature
Of Wall etrcet b. day has been the extreme dulloess
OF the different markets Gt the Stock Exchange,
there having bsOn no disposition manifested 10
make extensive ve,tures, pending the further deve.
opmcnt Of aflirs In Fraucs Tho volume OF bud.
,ess II rairv ~1hnres ha. bSen limited win tpoea
lation taire, aud Devoid Of animation. The prnci.
nal shares dealtin we're Lake Shore New York Cen
trail, ard Hudson River STOCK aud serip, and st.
Plus, thcugh the tu"tuaiions have beer unimpor.
tan In the remainder OF the list, the trau sections
were nal. The tone Of the mltxet was general.
| " steady until after tie publication Of the bank
| statement when priles yielded a fraction. The
carly saos OF gold acre made at .1ildti3ak on the
| trifing importance % the wiz news but no direct
| influence upon the premium was noted About mid.
day the price momontirly rose to 1i4}. but eabse.
quenty fell back to 13'I upon the reported advance
Of bonds In Europe. Daring tho remainder Of the
day, the price was stesdy Mt liS11iIsI, with final
sales at the former figure. Tho fact that the rpeele
| in the ba, ks was slightly increased az compared
| with last week. was calcullted to encourage a
weaker feeling In the premium though this was par.
tally ncuraizsd by the continued sales for future
| delivery.
Tic large uncovered short interest In tire narse,
"a reelected In the active demand for cash gold Tho
borrowing rates were 1lt, and Z per cent ner an.
num and i-Gi " per cent. until Mond1y though
.. o. and per cent were also paid to have balances
carried.
TIE total clcarlngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were s5O,2st000 gold balances Si,5ls i59. and the
currcr cy balances si,'6S,S37. TIE principal quota.
lions wcro:
"a n";;..lu ri.iIA. M..uitlt p. M."....ii7.
IV:.! \. M...i'k3 =. N.......li3t = M...1i3Khl
foro-u exchange ras b'cn dun "a usual alter the
s.iin OF the packet, tho1-h RAGS were firm on The
basis ~ 1917 for 0rim" 90 da~- bankers bills fio.
fnr 81 ami H. I,
Imports of Try goods at this r; for the rast weok
we're g. 2ll SO and OF general MERCHANDISE a. cis.
i1I, toal Of S5.s1,9iI, AZ against s1GB9,O last
WccS and $59Ii.S13 last year. dscrc1se a. COM
plrol with the latter rori'i Of slS)6g The cx.
ports Of s'acie to-day were $13i1j. total for the
wcct ofst3'2 49, and aincc Jan 1 Sj0is.oiI. Tho
Imports OF foreign dry go IDS at the port Of Nes
YorS during the past week ali ,inoi Jan. 1 were "a
follows:
F5 'sS;y.$$s ); s5..s::::.:::. 'as i r3} s,9
fnfsrtI an mort .-ieliorn ,-.'t.'..
thrown on mlrNct.............. O,Ailw Nb6T0 |
The Treasury during the week soil o.e million
gold, bought three millions Gve-;yeu,ies, received
n coin for customs $4l7LO9o % AMI paid out in
coin interest on the public debt t53LaSL1O.
The week closed on an easy money market, tho
supply being abun lan.ly ample act the denim
at and 2 cent. pledge Of United states secur
ties and ma 2 cent. where tho collateral con
sisted OF railway All mlsc'llaneons Stoke Tho
market for commercial paper has been doll strictly
prime moving att to 2 cent, according to the
''F' mo BANK statement presents some unac-
couniabe features, IN that the specie item showed
an increase OF ti99rro though the customs receipt.
were unusually large, and the shipments OF specie IN
excess of n million nd a quarter Notwithstanding |
tho limited shipments Of currency to the West the
Legal ten crs shuwed heavy decrease though "a,
Treasury movements OF the week do not CONT In |
the average. THIS movement has resulted in re.
ducinE tie net or tire banks les, than s20l
qo 0; n Tss following are tie totals as compared with
Loan, ,,-; S,-t2 s,,.tIo,, ,Dr,,.,-.,.
ssoan' j W. ti..2 ~ Dee tEm;
u rScoalnuon~.,s,i5;@.s!S;s .saY7l9, iac... 1855 |
HessSl te is.. i ,:i +? be be
arm "' Goyet0SEni Pong RTS. sA, Sesa ea 9u!
men, ,i, er IN the ",' Of ye- mont or speculation
3 s. n n i' Co. WA S '.'o Z; S'T. H'2
:, .Frf i:s AZ" iE ~; e ssi, f5 SS
:. ~. ri f. oS23,%iii A. Sis ssa,.:.i; iS3
& I $ esee... HIS ''5;a;' ,..i3.
s,,'e bombs n,ye eeoo qp.of tnousa a-m Old
linas rising !, - ceft 10 w m no son,n 80 80
iin.s ei.nu.t,r s,J I,I, Jul new N"uti tl-o
n. s1ld ~ ~ D"T',I = y, 'eAl; 20 ~ Ml-souri
Iorni, t, ' u y, < Hnu New NotN state
uuuhN lohh lUtA, FOurth National Bank rhares |
sid az 1864. and Continental qjdgi Eai'rnnI |
mortgages were firm Fort Wavue p A. seilin- Al 0-L
CHICAGO and Alton incomes 81, Union PaciGcs II
C.ntr'l p,cit.. ~ = tt'. oyruucaos 81.
-. a. gIlCs M,1s sIuh-' l' $50 nc u lowing
WIZ We ctoslhs street QuOtiuOns Tor Union Pacific |
>fcurlu'N' Flt~t mUrtflsc bOuIs SIX fL.iL in |
comes, az Ia. Land grants .OLglTJG and stock |
-. -
VII extreme quotations, New JcrsoY Central stock |
r1ngel from QiG To nv sr-in OissIolk. Erio |
nqrggt. Ve,i,,, ari -sa,,N. r 800 ,r.,ic, |
4.l..es 49, isAhe oupIes VIZ . |