The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-10

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GOVERNMENTS DULL.
The government market was ssagnant. Not q
single sale occurred at the morning board, and SUBJ
sequent transactions were nominal. Prices were
almost unchanged and the market steady, closing
with the following street quotatlons:-United States
currency sxes 115% 1857; do. do, 1884, registered,
ia 114A; do. do, coupon, 117ss 117,8; do hve-
twenties, registered, May and November, 11IX
1l2H; do. do, 1862 coupon, do liz 1121; do do,
1854, do do, 112 1925 do. do 1866, DO. do, 112
1l2H: do. do, registered, January and July 11o1I
Ill; do. do. 1885, coupon, do, 11414 ll47s; do.
do, 1857, do. do. 1144 1l4A; do do. 1868, do.
do, 114H ll4H; do ten-fortes, registered. 1925
1921; do. do, coupon, 1091s a ITO.
THE NEW LOAN.
There were no additional subscriptions TO the new
loan to day up to the hour when the telegram Is
transmitted from Washington.
THE SOUTHERN LIST IRREGULAR.
The Southern list while in general quite dull, was
irregular In the Tennessees and new South Caro-.
1nas to which bonds the dealings were almost ex-
clusvely confined, the former being strong and q
little higher, and the latter heavy and slightly
lower. The quotations OF the general list at the
close OF street business were follows:-Tennes.
see, ex coupon, 71h 71s+; do. new. M 71I;
Virginia. coupon, 6sa 60; do. new, rs a "a; do.
registered stock, Old So 81 Georgia SKIES, 50 q
oeVcHS, DO u 70, NOrtH CtTollnd, eA coupon,
AK q As; do. funding, 1866, 81 q SO: do, do 1868,
81 80: do. new, q %; do. special tax, 20 81;
Missouri skies. s5zs co. do, Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 941s 90; Louisiana sixes GO II; do new.
IS 81; do. leyee skies, 10 To- do do Fights, So
81; do. Penitcntiary sevens, 90 a Ill DO. railroad
eghts rs go; Alabama hves, 70 IS; 90. eghts 1os
l04; do railroad Fights, s5 O 100; South Carolina
skies, rs SO; do new. January and July, 6Sh 83s4
do do, April and october, 81 q 62 Arkansas skies.
81 5S do. sevens. so e.; Mobile ana Ohio Railroad
sterling, 81 IS; do. interest eights SO So; do.
second mortgage Fights, Gs 10; Mississippi Central
nrst mortgage seyens, s. So; do. DO second
mortgage Fights, II a sos New Orleans and Jackson
nrsr 80 q Of; do. do. second, rs SO; Memphis and
Charleston Railroad first, SO IA 81: do. do second
70 a 49, Greenville and Columbia Railroad, guaran-
iced by South Carolina, SO a 81; Macon and
Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia. rs rs; VIII
mngton, Charlotte and Rutherford Fights, 81 q "a;
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Fights, rs q 49,;
Memphis city SKIES, 81 5s; Savannah city sevens
IS So; New Orleans consols, old, "a 49, do. issued
to railroads, sxes " rs; do. sevens. 70 70.
STOCKS WEAK AND VERY DULL.
The stock market was very duh, and with the
advent OF the Jerome Park there Is little pros
meet OF any immediate revival OF activity. Lake
Shore furnished the only sensation In the market
by running down to 112ss almost as soon as the
brokers got together In the morning and while they
were awaiting the formal opening of the board.
Recovering 113, 1t stood most OF the day q. ll3,
CLOSING I13h. fresh speculation In Erie
was attempted. The price advanced to
SIN, but eventually broke down to sos.
Rock Island nuctuated between III and 12l u, clos
ing at I2l. The rest Of the list was weak but raj
lied and became steady until toward the close Of
dealings on the sidewalk, when, outside OF Lake
isbore 1t gave way and about the lowest prices OF
the day were reached. The chief feature at the
CLOSE was sharp break in Hannibal and st. Joseph,
the common declining to OIL and the preferred to SO.
The coal stocks were irregular. Consolidation was
weak, Spring Mountain and American strong and
Maryland steady.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest ana lowest
.rrices of the PRINCIPAL stocks during the day.