The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-11
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
PRICES STEADY IN EUROPE.
A Slight Cain to the Bank
OF England.
THE MONEY MARKET.
No Abatement in the
Supply.
Government Bonds Very,
Strong.
GOLD STE A DY
The Bears Among the
Stocks.
A Lively Hammering Of .Fancy
Goods.
GOLD STE A DY.
The Bears Among the
Stocks.
A Lively Hammering Of Faucy
Goods.
WALL srR EET,

TUESDAY, June 1O-6P
On 'Change 70 -day cotton was in fair demand and
steady for spot, while futures advanced &c per h.
Flour remained dali. Wheat was in good demand
and nrmer. Corn was better.
yHR FOREIGN MARKET
The amount OF bullion that went into the; Bank OF
England on balance to-day was E7sa, 600 AS a Sc
quence London advices report prices nrmer Con-
soils were active for money at by for account,
S2A. The issaes OF 1868 were eurong at e4,. y.
Nvetwenty bonds or 1865, old sold at 90 s67s at 94
and new fves at Sos Erie, 40. Rentes in Paris
we're te77. The rate Of disoounton three months
hiiis in the open market is u per cent below bank
rates.
THE MONEY l4ARKEr.
There 10 no abatement In the supply. Money
was freely offered on call to-day from 8 to
per cent. and prime discounts found market
IT from 61a to per cent Foreign ex-
change fell of and the following are the
quoted Understanding, 90 days, commercial 1851
q l0sh; do, coed to prime bankers, 1OSS a l0e !;
do, short sight, ITO a 1ies; Paris, 60 days a2sx
hAh; do, short sight, a.21h 5.le7s; Prnssian
thaers, 7l1s II; Antwerp, 5.27,s 5.221s; Swtzer
land, 5961 5.2114; Hamburg, s51s 90; Amster-
dam, ss2s 4o;4; Frankfort, 4Oz. a.; Bremen,
S5n a.s6.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from customs to-day were 43e6 600.
The Assistant Treasurer paid SAT on account
OF interest and S. lI3, 900 in redemption OF FIVE
twenty bonds The Treasury balances at the close
OF business to-day were:-
Iurrency...- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SO o00, 900
Coin. Observation-Disclosures. II 800 600
Ceflucates 81 100000
The receipts from internal REVENGE to-day
amounted to $25O,0oo
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The demand for this class OF securities seems to
be unaffected by any OF the contingencies Of the
market. Geld may rise or stocks may TALL but
the demand from abroad for investment purposes
continues unchecked by anything save the impos-
sibiilty OF supplying the constant call Bends are
therefore firm at the following prices:--
United States currency skies, ll44 q Hay
do SKIES, 1881, registered, 116A l16s; do
do do, coupon, 1925 1885; do five
twenties, registered, May and November, Ill.,
MA; do. do, 1862, coupon, do, l171z 1I7a;
do do, 1854, do. DO, 1l7ls HIS; do. do. 1865
no. do, 10 1l91a; GO. do, 1867 registered,
January and July, 116a 1161a; do do, 1885, cou-
pom, do. 1907 12oAs: DO do. 1867, do do. l211s
1872; do. do, 1865, do. do l2ozs a 12l; do. ten
sorties, registered, 1924 49, do. do, coupon,
ll4f4 115; do. fves, 1881, coupon, 1865 1863.
RAILROAD BONDS.
There is not much TO be noted IN this market in
the shape OF change. The prices remained about
steady. Boston, Hartford and Erie sold at 81 SO;
Union Pacific tens at 63zs So. 631a; Consolida-
lion Coal OF Maryland 50; Morris and Essex
second mortgage, 9e1s. The following are the bids