The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-23
rket Is shown IN the table,

sale by the government today. The course OF che
market Is shown In the tablet
10 10 a. a; n LA. 5;1e ?; M.....'s1
y I'm Msaip';...iiiSa 4 ~: ;;s;y l1ss
In the gold loan market the rates ranged frons4
Fer cent for carrying to l6i and PEI cent for hor
rowing. the operations Of the Cola Exchange Bank
were as follows:-
500 cleared. SAB 4ee TOO
S SSq balsncc: Ss,aS soa
The European steamer took out a3Gs. 900 In spe-.
cies3oooo OF 1t being gold coin shipped by leading
drawers OF foreign exchange.
TIE NEW LoAN--TnE TREASURY BALANCES.
The additional subscriptions to the new loan to.
dpy amount to $4,000, making the total supscrip.
lions and conversions to date sec, s7sre5l.
The following were the Treasury balances at the
close of business to-oay:-Cuwency, $s,ssi,Ouo;
coin, sSe545 ooo-or which latter the sum OF
SIS, 900 Is represented by outstanding coin GER
ti1ea,cs
OF the Sl2.500,oo0 interest Gu the registered bonds
payable at the different 5ua-rreasuries throughout
the Umtel States s7,leU,Ics VAL be paid in New
York.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
Tho government list was heavy at the morning
board catching something Of the depression at that
time prevailing the Stock Exchange, but later in
the day recovered Its tone and closed steady but
duu. The final street prices were as iO.lOws:-
United States currency Sizes 115,s 1852; do. do
1881, registered, 144 1lis; do do, coupon 117ss
q 1172s; do. fve-twentles. registered, May and
November, ll23s 1925; DO do, 1852, coupon, do,
1928 HEX; do. do, 1864, do do 1l2ss q 1l2ss;
do. do, 1885, do. do, 1l22s ll2s; do. do, regis
tered, January anu July, 1ll3s 11lH; do. do.
1866, coupon, do, 1lisl 1145s; do. do. 1857,
do. d. 11IA 1l45s; 10. do. 1863, dO. do, 1142S
49,; do. ten-!orties, registered. 1l015 1lol4 do.
| do, coupon, 1lo3s lloll.
THE SOUTHERN LIST DULL.
The Southern state bonds were dull and generally
| steady. Tic latest street prices were as Iolows-
Tennessee eX.Ioupon, 71si q 70; do. new, 1lI 70;
Virginia, eX.coupon, 60 07; do. new, rs 731S; DO
registered stock, DID, 5AA 56 Georgia skies, 81 q
SO; do sevens, 90 "a; North Carolina, ex.coupon,
Al As; do. funding, 1866, IS s7 do. do, 1888, 80
| 80; do new, " 49, do. special tax, 20A 81;
| Missouri skies, 05k q 95h; do. Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 95 &c; Louisiana SKIES. 60 ~; do. new,
So 81; 90 levee skies 20 a rs; do. Fights, SIS 50;
do. Penentiary sevens, 20 ~; do railroad Fights,
rs a 80; Alabama nves 90 a II; do. eights, 1o2s a
1o4; DO railroad Fights, 95 100; South Carolina
sixes IA rs; do. new, January and July, e2j5 60;
do do, April and October, 60 Oh; Arkansas skies,
sc 80; DO. sevens, 80 e.
sTocKs EXCITED AND TEvERIsH.
| The excitement In the stock marEet broke cut
afresh this morning and ahairs presented quite a
! serious aspect during most OF the forenoon The
| chief feature was 'breaku In Lake Shore which
fell to 1oo. owing, 1t Is alleged, 10 the Unfair adyan-
tage taken Of the absence Ut the yacht race Of
| of Its leading supporters Next came tumble IN
| Ohio and Mississippi to Az, ana In North.
| west TO 70 for the common and SIX for
the preferred. Even the stald Western Union rceeo
for o while, going Off to 57Js. Erie fell to &c. In
| short, q decline ranging from one TO four per cent
! marked the extent OF the downward plunge.
Eventually the cliqucs who are shrewdly suspected
OF having abandoned all hopes OF getting up any
further enthusiasm on the 'balln side this summer,
! began to rally tine market simply to pave the way
to the unloading of their stocks. The "shorts' also
began to cover, and there was considerable buying
, for Investment by uptown parties who think
some Of the dividend paying stocks not dear,
the result OF all Of which was strong market ana
sharp reaction, some stocks on the upward turn
reaching higher figures tlan they left IN the morn.
ing. The sale OF 10000 shares Of Harlem was quetly
effected at the board this morning. One broker took
the whole in two lots, paying 1T FOR $500 shares
| and I2,X for the balance Of the 10000. Two
| failures in addition 10 those mentioned yes.
terday are reported today The leading
operator In tho Rock Island speculation
has offered to settle some OF his contracts at
30 per cent CASH OF III it Win HIS notes at Twelve
months The brokers have been engaged to-day in
unravelling the tangled thread OF their confused
accounts and for the present there Is an end to the
| suspensions, whatever the future may develop
! when claims which are now counted as cash are
realized at their actual value. The creditors or
| OF the suspended lrms-believlng there was re.
tenllon OF assets which should have been applied 10
the payment Of their claims-sued out an injunction
against the removal Of these assets from the vault
OF o safe deposit company, pending such ltigati
|, AZ may be necessary 10 settle the dispute.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRir Is,
The following table shows the highest and lowest
| prices OF tue principal stocks during the day