, 1873-06-22
WALL'STREE"I:.
Review OF the Money, Stock, Bond,
Gold, and Produce Markets.

Review OF the Money, Stock, Bond,
Gold, and Produce Markets.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago T,7bune~
NEW YORK, June 21.--The markets were very
dull to-day, and not more than one-quarter tue
usual number Of members was present, the re-
mainder having taken advantage OF Saturday to
slip off into the country. Money wss in abun-
dant supply, and call loans ranged from to 8
per cent. The bank statement was favorable,
and the banks have now heavy reserve both OF
gold and legal-tenders to provide for any con-
tingencies. Towards the last Of next week the
banks will begin to accumulate funds to meet
tho payment Of July dividends
gToCKs
we're quiet throughout the greater part Of the
day, but firm in tone with IN advance in prices,
ranging from y to ~ por cent. The .greatest
improvement and largest dealings were in Union
The market closed dull and weak at q reaction Of
u to e per cent from the best prices made. The
strength carly in the day WAS generally attrib-
uted to the covering Of short contractB- The
the bears in some cases. The Canton Directors
have authorized an issue Of 95,0o0.000 Of 6 per
cent gold bonds secured by sales Of lands. The
bonds will probably be negotiated in London By
Mr. Duncan, who sails in the Russia. About
one-Quarter Of the funds will be used to
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stockholders for money expended on the prop
erty. A part OF the remainder may be used to
buy Western Maryland Railroad, on which con-
siderable amounts have been expended by the
City OF Baltimore, and which can be bought for
s300,0c0, provided it will be extended west Of
HagerstoWn. Tho Pacific Mail Directors have
taken no action yet in regard to the proposed
lonn.
was frmer in the morning and lower in the
afternoon, With all the business at 1857 to
11511. The export Of bullion to-day amounts to
about s394, 900 in silver bars, and not more than
$4,000 gold has been sent ont this woek
THE IMPORTS
987o.905 we're dry goods, 81, ,920,647 merchan-
disc. This is the GgLtest amount of imports
for long time, and smaller than on any week
this year
EXCHANGE.
Foreign exchanges were firm. Good sight
bills arc still selling at l0. It was currently
ported on the street this afternoon that Ger
man banking firm had bought from An American
firm 1900, ,ooo sight bills At Ito,
BONDS.
eented no new feature though frmer tone
prevailed toward the close.
PRODUCE.
Flour WAS very Irregular and lower, especially
Low grades are very irregular, but there is less
pressure to sell. Tho arrivals are liberal, and
the stock is increasing. Sales, 5000 br|o re-
ceips, 1859 brls. Nheat-Spring opened firm,
but closed lower. The demand was moderate,
chiefly for export. Winter opened firm, but |
closed neglected, and pr1ces ruled unsettled:
The domand for spring for future was fair, and |
a sale Of so, 900 bu No. Milwaukee, seller tho
month, was made At G31.50. Sales, $4,000 bu
receipts, 113. .947 bu.
Pork was dull and unsettled, with sales, cash |
and regular, Of $50 barrels st $16.75 for new |
mess. For future delivery no sales were made |
To-day. Last night $50 barrels sold for June at
31G.40. July waa offered to-day at 1850. Re-
:eipts, 10 packages. CIT msats-DY aalted
hams at 13@13199c for city. and do shoulders at
3k@snc. Sales were made yesterday Of 1000
1t 915c, and 40 hogsheads hams on p t:
Receipts, 223 pkgs. Bacon WAS rather dull, and
prices wore about tho same. Long clear was
quoted at s4@Bszc, with 10 boxes sold at the
higher figure. Short clear WAS quoted at SIC.
Lard ruled easier, with d moderate business in
Western on the spot and for juno at about 816c:
For future delivery 500 ted for July sold at Sc;
800 tea do at l5-l6c; $50 tcs do at 1890 500
es for August at 97lc afterwards declined to
Ibout 91-1Gc, and $50 tcs for September at
5-1Gc Receipts 100 kegs and SO pkge