The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-06

engagement Of gold for the deliveries to be made
Tomorrow, and as high s.o4 equivalent to fifteen
per cent, was agreed to be paid Tor the use OF the
! gold. The course of the market is SHOWN in the
| table,
10 A. M.;;,..........1l2ss 2P N 49,. ..~....1los
! l. M...............ll2 a p. M...........lI21
1880 M...........lll2s $3.50 p. ....ll21s lI2js
7. M..............Il2
| In the gold loan market the rates ranged from .
/! per cent Tor carrying TO 1-64 for borrowing. The
| operations OF the old Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
S soii S c,earea. OSsoeo
6old Dalalces 92S,044
THE NEW LOAN.
The additional subscriptions to the new loan re-
ported TO the Treasury Department al the close OF
business to-day amounted to s542,0oo, making the
otal subscriptions and conversions to date
500, $50. The internal revenue receipts to-day
were s761,o 900.
THE TREASURY BALANCES.
The following are the United Stetes Treasury bal.
ances:-Currency, s736o,ooo com. $751; 900. or
the latter sum sl7,l55,ooO is represented by out
standing coin certificates.
GOVERNMENTS FIRM
The government list was firm, despite slight re-
action in London, wnere some apprehension is be-
ginning to be elr TO the effect upon the money
market of the restoration OF peace in France. The
fve-twenties OF 62 were quoted 9Oia, but came q
better this evening. The prevailing ease In money
In this market and the firm tone of the gold
premium rendered The list firm The final street
prices were as folows-Unied States currency skies,
ll5h 1l5 az do. do, 1884, registered, ia 11414;
do do, coupon, 1l75s 1l71a; do. lve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 11i2l 112; do.
do. 1862, coupon, do. 1ll4 49, do. do, 1864,
DO do, llla4 liz; do. do, 1866, do. do, 111x
ll2 do do, registered, January and July, no.
ll07; do do, 1865 coupon, do, 1li14 1142s; do.
do. 1867, do do. 1l4i4 a 1l421; DO do. 1865 do.
do ll4i ll41s do. ten-forties, registered, 109H q
l0a34; do. do. coupon, 10 a 110h.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern state bonds were generally steady
and dull the chief exception being the new South
Carolnas, which seemed to share in the early de-
cline OF prices on the Stock Exchange and fell TO
OK, but eventually rallied 10 o. The latest street
prices were:-Tennessee, coupon, 71L 71L;
| do. new, NJ IN; Virginia. ex coupon, 67al q
6sl4; do new, 1914 "a; do. registered STOCK old,
500 56iz; Georgia skies, 50 a 81; do. sevens 90 a
80; North Carolina, ex coupon, Ak a471l; do fund.-
ing 1866, 81 3S: do do. 1865. 81 50; do. new,
26Js Of do special tax 1871 2o1a; Missouri sixes
e5l. esq; do Hannibal and st. Joseph 9415 o s5;
louisiana SKIES 20 II; do new. 65 671s; do levee
SKIES 70 -; do. do. Fights, So So; do Peniten-
tary sevens. 90 a IA 40. railroad Fights, "a IS;
Alabama 1ves 70 10; DO eghts 1o3 1o4; do.
railroad Fights 95 a 100; South Carolina skies, rs
7s do. new. January and July, SO 531i: do. 40,
April and october, 81 81 *; Arkansas SKIES, So
50; do. sevens, SO g.
STOCKS ACTIVE AND FEyERIsH.
The stock market opened with sharp decline,
led by Pacific Mal.which broke TO 421s, and small
| sized panic was naugurated leading TO general
outpouring OF stocks, ell before the first board got
| together. Here the Chques began the work Of
rallying the market, and 10y dint Of great perse.
| verance got the list back 10 the opening
| prices, the intermediate operations giving the
brokers quite fresh supply OF ORDERS" OF
which they had been running short. After the
restoration OF prices as stated, the market became
| intensely duh ana closed almost staguant In the
| decline PIttsDurg touched 49,, and New York
! Central 9714. Lake Shore was involved temporarily,
and fell from 1l5s 10 l144, doubtless through the
disgust OF the outside holders the
or the scrip dividend III the interval since Saturday
| afternoon. Rock Island fatered and went of
! 10 122s. but led the subsequent rally with
! an advance I2tsS. Plttsburg dropped to ll61 x,
| and Northwest common TO $40, the latter being
also strongly rallied at the close Hannibal and St.
| Joseph preferred umbled TO 92iS, overtaking and
passing the common, which, owing TO the covering
/ OF the sshortsr did not get below 93H. Ohio and
| Mississippi dropped 10 45E The decline OF nearly
ten per cent in these is partly attributed to a
/ decrease OF s27 900 III the earnings for April
although the company are operating about fifty
\ miles more road than at the corresponding period
last year The earnings Tor May are not at hand as
yet. Some OF the directors or Union Pacific are re-
| ported out OF and s'shortn OF it.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
/ The following table shows the highest and lowest
l nrires M the priucIpal stocks during the div