The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-15

no 40. 1855, 40. CO., TIsx q 10; a. 40. 1907
REGISTERED January ard July, III 1I75, no. ao'
---.. coupon, do, ll7x ll7x; do. do 1867, dc
I1sK q 1lsX; do do, 1885, DO do. 11sA 11sls;
do. ten-forties, registered. 114H 115h; do. do,
coupon, l14X q ll5h; do. nves Of 1881. coupon,
ll5h y 1l5x.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The market for Southern securities was essen
TALLY duii.. and unnieresting. the only transac-
tions at the Beard being sales OF new Tennessee
skies at 80 7sx, and OF old Tennessees at so'z q
soH. Missouri skies sold at o3H 93K. Judge X.
B. Carpenter, OF South Carolina, has enjoined the
Comptroller OF that State from levying an add-
tional tax for the payment Of the interest on the
disputed bonds and the Treasurer from paying any
interest until further orders from his Court 1t
Will be remembered that the case was recently
argued before the Supreme Bench OF South Caro-
lima and has not yet been decided. The following
Is the list OF prices OF the principal Southern
bonds:-Tennessee ex coupon, sOk soK; do.
new, SO Soki Virginia, ex coupon. ~ q ~; do,
skies Consolidated bonds, 52X So; do. skies,
deferred scrip. 10 II; Georgia skies. TO 70; do,
sevens, Sc q So; North Carolina ex coupon, 81 q
27k; do, funding. 1885, Is IS; do do. 1885, 10
II; do, new, 10 II: do, special tax, Is Ia Mis-
souri, skies. ssx s3N; do, Hannibal and st. 10
seph. 81 o1x; Louisiana skies, a 2 o.;
South Carolina skies, new, January and July, Is
10; do, do, April and OCTOBER q q %; Arkansas
skies, funded, IS 10.
THE STOCK MARKET
continues to be both toleraby active and encourage
ing, the market to day being strong and with q
better volume Of business than has been usual on
Mondays. The chief features were Pacific Mail,
Western Union. New York Central and c., c. and L
G., the latter gaining full one per cent on its in
itial ngure Hannibal and st. Joseph advanced
from Al to 42h. the preferred stock selling at co.
Western Union opened at S6H moved to SEX, re-
coded to e, recovering at the close to seK. Pacific
Mail began work at SIX, advanced steadily through
the First Board to 3sX and closed firmly at 3ssS
3SH. Very good business was done In North
western, with prices ranging from 693s 70 697t.
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western showed its
strength by advancing from 99X to 1918. Ohio
and Mississippi was steady between Soh S9A the
greater part OF the day, but at the close went to
40. Wabash stood at 10 70X. Lake Shore weak
ened from e2H to ok, but rallied to the first price.
New York Central auctuated only about u per
cent. Harlem sold ut 1851 1873; ST. Paul at 52,I
a SIX 52x 52x. G.. G. and L. c. opened at soX
and closed at SIX. Union Pacific was modestly
active at FIX % q Is, Atlantic and Pacific at
26h g. Atlantic and Pacific preferred ranged
from 251a to 2611 on small dealings. 1t was stated
that this company has been restrained from pay
ing the dividend Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company due tomorrow. 1t is reported that Com
modore Vanderbilt and other directors OF the Lake
Shore Company lett this morning for q thorough
inspection Of the road.
ERIE.
It is reported that it has been ascertained that
the net earnings Of Erie for six months show no
dividend earned on either the preferred or COM
mon stock, and that the company may require
new loan OF several millions in August or Septem-
Der. Certainly depressing influences are ut work
both in England and America as reflected by the
quotations for several days past. portion Of the
weakness Is alleged to be due to the recent change
in the presidency OF Lake Shore. The price opened
at COZ this morning, advanced to cox, but receded
at the close to 60. was current late in the
day that MIR. s. L. M. Barlow intended 10 resign.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest