, 1873-06-12

tho oitizene of Quincy. roflenta much credit to
this good test and open-handcd hospitality.
WALL STREET.
Roviov OF tho n1onoy, stock, nond,
Gold, md Eroiinrc mnTkctaa
Special Dtspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Juno 11.-No change in money to-
day, and tho bulk Of tho businoas In coll loana
was at to por cont. At oloso thore was lit
tlo moro demand at per cont.
srooKs.
Tho stock market WIS moderately actiyo in
fow Of tho leading Blaroo, but tho general 1iat
was quiet md without important foatuzo. For
short timo after tho opening pricos yero hrmor
md advanced q fraction, but tho tone Of spocu-
lation aoon changed, and towards midday stocks
wore freely prossed for enlc, resulting In do.
cline Of 1f to ~ por cont. Wostorn Union borc
tho brunt Of tho attack, nnd wont OF 0-8 por
cont. In the afternoon thero wnB recovery
Of 1B por cont in tho general market, closing
firm at a reduction Of q to per cont from tho
lowest point. Tho extent Of the break Is se fol-
dsn}ral o?x q i'ao9 s. Paai "0ss 1oion rsoo' ao
9. 4 I. q, ~; Ohio. y; Wabash, Hannibnl 4
st. Joe, az. Tho deolfne in pricos Of the load.
the timo tho boar ratl commenced, yesterday,
but few operators werc In tho room, and scarcely
anyone down town could bo dignitled
by the title Of loader. Tho market was appar~
Seeyoss Ssny S s sa asS sG ssPs & tef
going up town, whom, rs II In spirit Of banter,
an operator not identiaod with any clique, enter
cd q 81. Paul crowd and offered stock down Is at
time without takors until ho Ind reaollod u per
cont. Ho then bid up . little and found eolfor.
Thoroupon III active business conlnlonced, aud
down wont tho stock about 3 per cont Tho
movement on tho remn1nder Of the list docs not
appoar to have boon proconoorted, but tho
hamnofed hmm a the market down until tho ' sound md
Of tho gong closed tho room at . O'Clock. To-
day the gonnrol feoling among thoHa who havo
been Juggling stocks against adverse combina-
tiona was that they had better tako tho
loss they must mako BY joining tho bears and
Ao1ling tho market short. About the only thing
which romans inactive amidst all th1a conamo-
tion Ia Northwestern common and preferred.
These stocks have not recovered from tho blow
instrumental in efreoting thIs corncr, Is un-
derstood to have throe~fourthB Of tho
stooh n ,oe On haa bis hands y; yot gnd would
Indeed tt fs said that he made an offer not long
ago to trado good portion Of this stock for that
Of another Western road on aomewhat advan-
tsgeous terms, but tho barter was declined. In
tho afternoon some l 1900 Bharos of Pacific Mail
wore sold out undor tho rule. Tho Gormnn
holders Of Eric. to-day, oxacted 1~e4. per dion
ms, who sold property sho1t--..~
ST. JOSEPH DENVER RAILROAD noNDs.
NEW YonK, Juno 11.-An excited meeting Of
Of the bond-holdors Of the st. Joseph & Denver
Of Buffalo, presided. Q. Il. Hasslor said tho
meeting hid been called In order that tic bond
holders might look aftor thoir rights. Ho do
scribod how tho honda Ind fallen to 9t31, and
Of land bolng available. tnoEo were but 6oo, 900
acres. A Committee of Tive was appointed to
report to future meeting. In reply to anxious
inquiries, Mr. Hasaler gave his opinion that tho
tranafer of tho qompany'a land. except On mort
gage, could not bo prevented, and that the bonds
now unBold ought to be cancelled,
GOLD
lower, with Increased activity at tho decline.
This afternoon tho carrying, rate foil
o nss gsstspday sha1 4apora
| D. disbpaoment OF "a l1s 900 gold in redemption
Of $40 bonds, which created considerable stir In
tho gold-rooua, but tho official clip Of the days
business reported total gold payments Of only
| that tho actual amount Of gold and gold certia-
catoa paid out in redemption OF 6-20 bonds only
was %, 100. 900, md that the difference botwoon
this amount and 81, $4,000 was mado up Of
chocks from Washington previously paid or eat:
! isaad at that point and sent here to be debttel
| and credited On tho books Of tho New YorA
Office. This sty1o Of doing business croatos con-
| siderable unfhvorable comment On tho street.
GOVERNMENTS
| were strong and scarce.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Was oonsidorab1y Grmer.
| DRKADaTufFs.
| Flour ID more hct1ve. Medium grndes To-
spring and winter irregular and lower. Family
| brands worry dull, but steady. Good No. more
sa}ab}o ut former prices. superfine irregular
but moro aotlva. Moro doing In city groune
aour for the West Indies and Contra, America
| receipts, ia. .o24 brla. Whaat lower, With goot
| inquiry for export. Winter In fair demand, a
| the concession. Tho Balos included 5000 bt
No. Milwaukee, last night, seller July, at .56
Bsles, 1000 bu; receipts, 80, o25 bu.
Pork quiet, with some busineaa for July at
steady figure; juno, S1o.50 bid. salos oash ant
regular, about 160 barrels, at about a14.00 TO-
o1tra prime rnsas, 'e1a.75 for Western prin.
mess; for future delivery, 500 barrels, July, q
$1o,76; Recolpts, 22o packages: Gut mests-
and smoked hams in bulk at 14o. Yesterday
Ssst e e'1ss is,<o; s5o 30 'eaass snotea !. M 49,
@14c. Receipts, ESD paokngeB+ Bacon rattle
dull to-day, no important busineaa being report
s16@89So; yesterday 600 boxes of the latter Al
those figures. Lard moderately active ant
rather unsettled for Juno 8Ao bid, and O.
asked for city 81lo bid, and $50 asked; 10
future delivery, $50 tcs Angus, 7-1oo; $50 tc!
do, $50; 1850 toa July ut @ 8-10o; August
07-18. Receipts, 469 paokages.
The Lnte mlnister Orr.
Sptcta! Dispa,eh to The Chteaoo Tribune.
New YonK, June 1.-THE coffin In which VET
thu rama{na nj Tim ]ata hfiniakor 0rr vaa m