The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-14


ufoSS C'earahces. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5295U,oO0
The receipts from customs amounted to s266 900.
The rates paid for carrying gold 4, ga. AZ,
and per cent and nat Tor borrowing The sum of
$27OOO0 was paid out by the Assistant Treasurer
In redemption OF nve-twenty bonds and SAL, 900 on
account OF interest.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
rcmafn steady giving occasional signs OF activity,
a0wever, and showing in sporadic cases a DISPOSE
ton to speculate. Tennessee skies (old) sold to-day
at79x a79A do. new at79ls North Carolina skies
tod) at 27k. The following the prices quoted:-
Tennessee, ex-coupon, 79H 1919; do, new, 70 a
I9k; Virginia, ex-coupon, "A As; do. skies, con-
solidated bonds, SIS 55< do. skies, deferred scrip,
ioa IL; Georgia sxes n so; do. sevens, 81 a %;
North Carolina, ex-coupon, 81 a 80; do, to North
Carolina Railroad, So GO; do funding, 1866, II
10; do. do, 1885, 16 10; do, new, 16 II; do,
special tax, IL IA Missouri skies, e5 95l1; do,
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 90 a 49,; Louisiana SKIES,
Is "a 81; South Carolina skies, new, January and
July, 15x q I6K; do, do, April and October,
~ Is; Arkansas skies, funded, IS a 40.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There Is nothing new to be said OF this popular
class OF securities The supply continues limited,
the prices strong, and German bankers are anx-
i0us to take all that may be offered.
The following are the figures quoted today
sxes 1881, registered l16 1863 do. do. do, cou-
pom. 122k 1873; do. fve-twentles, registered, May
and November 116A; do. do, 1882, coupon, do,
116X ll7H do. do 1884, do. do, 1863 117is; do.
do do, 1866 do. do 119 a 1l94 do. do, 1867. regis
tered, January and July, 1853 116s do. do, 1865,
coupon do, 120 12ok; do do, 1867 do do, 1919
1914; do. do, 1858, do DO, 1905 l2l; do. ten
f0rtcs registered, 112I 1885,; do. DO, coupon,
1i4z ll4h; do. 1ves OF 1851, coupon, 1l5 lld's.
THE COTTON MARKET.
NO additional failures are reported to-day, and
there Is no particular excitement. The impression
among many OF the members is that the corner,
has not yet reached head, and that the clique
will only draw the seine for big ish. There is con-
siderable 'short' stock remaining although said
to be IN process Of gradual covering.
~ THE STOCK MARKET
opened firm and quiet, but strengthened as the
day wore on. western Union was the chieffeature,
opening at SAX, declining temporarily to s3, then
steadily advancing to $685.. Erie was strong in
sympathy with the London price IL opened at
63ys moved rapidly TO 65 receded 10 CAS-, 64i, 64s,
and closed at 649s. Pacific Mail commenced at
s9X, sold up to 4o%, went back among the
higher fractions Of the preceding figure and closed
at 39T New York Central showed an improve
mcnt on yesterdays prices to the extent OF per
cent. Lake Shore nuctuated only about u per
cent Union Pacific opened at 2s, fell OF to 275s,
but recovered and sold at ass. Rock Island was
firm at an average price OF 1885, Ohio and Msss-
sippi indicated considerable activity, moving from
ssk to 39x, closing at the latter figure. ST. Paul
was steady at about the prices OF yesterday. TO-
tedo and wabash SOLD at 66s, G7, ga, GA 67},.
Harlem sold at 1907 131. c. G. and ]. c. improved
I per cent. Taken altogether, the market was
ouoyant and encouraging.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
nricaa Of the princinal stocts during tho day.-