The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-11

consolidated bonds, s. a s,x; 40. d.. defer

consolidated bonds IS q b3X; 40. DO. defer
red scrip, 10 10A: Georgia skies, 70 a rs;
do sevens SO q 50; North Carolina ex coupon,
q 2s; do. funding, 1885, 10 Q 10; do. funding.
1868, Is II; do, new. Is q IT; do. special tax,
Is ID; Missouri skies, 90 a s3X; do, Hannibal
and St. Joseph, 00z Oh Louisiana sixes as q 81 /;
do. new, AZ IS; South Carolina, new, January
and July, Is II; do, do, April and October, q
rs; Arkansas skies, funded, IS Q 40
GOVERNMENT BONDS
continue frm. No new feature has transpired in
this department.. The transactions were limited
The quotations are annexed United States cur
rency skies, 114ss q 1l4z: do SKIES, 1851, regis
tered, lis 11SK; do. do. do, coupon l19z 100 ;
do fve-twenties, registered May and November.
ll6H 1l7 do. do, 1862, coupon, do. 117X l17H;
do do, 1854, do do, 117s 1l7X; do do, 1855 do
do, 1lSx l1SH; do. do, 1867, registered January
and July, 1le 116K; do. do. 1896. coupon. do,
ll7x NIX; do. do. 1857. do. do, 11Sk O 11Sx;
do. do 1858, do. DO, 11SH 11Sk; DO. ten-fortes,
registered, Hay; do. do, coupon l14X 116H /;
do. dves Of 1881, coupon, l15H l15X.
THE STOCK MARKET
to-day continued to reflect the speculative feeling
that was lnaugurated with the change in the presi
dency OF Lake Shore. Doubtless many are taking
advantage of the Improvement in prices to sell
their stocks and thus enter upon the Summer
portion OF dealers participate in the prevailing
buoyancy OF the street, and II transactions be q
fair test indicate their confidence in q stronger
and better market than has been seen in many
weeks. The tendency may not be Immediately up
ward, for the street having been bare Of capital
prices may be allowed to recede In order to attract
outside buyers and invite speculation based on
what appears to be the lowest point Of the sea-
son; but when the latter Is attained the
reaction will unquestionably be sudden and strong
The principal activity to-day was shown in West
ern Union, Lake Shore, Union Pacific, Pacific Mall
New York Central, Erie, Northwestern and Rock
Island. The course OF prices, however, was irreg
ular Western Union opened at 85M, advanced u
per cent, receded for moment to SAX and closed
at S5X. Pacific Mail went from 37X to 36%, recov-
ering at the close, however, to 37H. New York
Central was steady at an average OF 1887, the ex-
tremes being n y. Northwestern showed the
work Of distribution being active. with sales at
6SA " aTa IA n u, closing firm at COX.
Erie advanced from Ok to 62h, going Off to 6lx,
at which figure 1t closed. Rock Island
fuctuated between 110H Ill; Lake Shore was r-
regular between 95ss and o6H. Toledo and Wabash
sold between 69h q Oh closing at 10. Union Pacific
opened at 2s1, sold down to %, recovered TO 4,
declined to FIX and closed at 27x. Hannibal and
at Az. St. Paul at 52% and down to SIX. Ohio
and Mississippi was steady at 391s q 4 q ". c., G
and /. G. receded from 29A to 28A. Harlem suffered
a decline OF per cent, from 100 to 1871 Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western sold at 9SX 90. At
lantic and Pacific preferred at 20X 81.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES