The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-13

The customs receipts for the week ending May 81
were 81, 100000. The internal revenue receipts to-
day were 100000.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The perverse and enigmatical character Of "the
street" is shown to-day by the range OF prices as
compared with those OF yesterday. The intimacy
with London Is evidently not without Its effect.
We may not be able to describe the subtle sym
pathy that exists between Europe and America,
but latterly it comes home to US with every Lon
don telegram that there is a something in its
record OF strength weakness that has its rene x
action here. SO. in the most indirect way through
channels that twenty years ago would not have
been thought Of the stock market OF New York
to-day felt what is being experienced in the
great British Bourse-the lrmness that oc-
casona!ly follows a decline Take prices
altogether and they will show an upward move
ment from the beginning, more confident tone
and a preparation for the tangible and legitimate
results of healthy speculation which, 1t Is to be
hoped, will follow In
MEMORANDA.
The report that John +. Tracey has declined the
presidency of Chicago and Northwestern is with
out foundation.
The New York and oswego Midland Railroad
Company is to be completed at an early day, a
party of enterprising business men having fur
nished the means necessary for the purpose.
The Lorillard Insurance Company have declared
dividend of seven per cent payable on the 10th
instant.
The New York Central and Hudson River Rail-
road Company invites proposals, until July 2, for
100000 per cent bonds, due in 1908. These
bonds are first lien on the entire road and its
equipment being part of an issue OF $33, 100000
per cent bonds and f2,000,O00 per cent sterling
bonds authorizes some time since by the directors.
The sterling bonds were recently negotiated in
London. or the S33,oOo.Ooo issue $15,Oo0,o0o is
reserved to take up outstanding bonds.
WESTERN UNION
the bears first showed their hand at S2ls. The
figures ran away from them to S3]s, Il, 4, 81.
81, then to s41s, 4, 70, Il, but at the close
suffered somewhat from the incessant pounding
and called for "a. New York Central, without
undergoing much active manipulation, demon
strated the character OF the influences at work by
opening at 1915 and closing at 1919. Pacific Mail
was steady during the greater part OF business
hours at 4oh, u, az but during the last thirty
minutes of the Board was pressed down to 3s2s,
q u. Lake Shore was steady at from 9l14 to q
until after twelve O'Clock, when it began to ad-
vance and closed at 92h. Toledo and Wabash showed
better figures than yesterday by opening at 654
and moving quickly to 66a, which price was re-
tanned until the last quotation. Erie had
NO CAUSE OF COMPLAINT,
the nuctuaton amounting TO only q per cent.
Rock Island recovered from its weakness OF yester-
day by opening at 1851 1885, and advancing to
l09. Union Pacific commanded slight attention,
although 1t improved from 26al yesterday to IS to-
day. st. Paul common opened at 51i4, receded TO
sos, but recovered and sold steadily through the
fractions Of 81 until the close, its last price being
81. Ohio and Mississippi ranged between 3saS
371s, c. G. and l. G. improved from 27a4 to 2Sa.
Harlem sold at 1904 1870, Panama at Ill 1114,
Morris and Essex, ex-dyidend, soh; Michigan Gen.
trail e77s; New Jersey Central, 1861, and Delaware
Lackawanna ana Western, 100 1863.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
of prin or Ia fha