, 1873-06-14
WALL STREET.
Rovlcxv OF tho Monoy, stoc<s nond,
Gold, and Produce Markets.

Rovlcxv OF tho monoy, Stock, Bond,
Gold, and Produce mnrkcts.
Special Dfspatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New YonE, Juno 1s.-Monoy continues abund-
ant, with tho demand worry moderate.
.y sTocKs.
Under general covering Of short oontrnots
moro active to-day, with a general advance in
prices. Tho improvement waa most marked In
few load1ng shhrcs, auoh hs Western Union,
Ohtos. Now York Central, and Erie. at inter
vals during the day prioos receded hlightly, but
tho market closed at an adyance Of u to az por
cont. WoBtorn Union was tho chief feature,
dealings having boon especially largo in this
STOCK Quito q sharp, deolne has boon
TSs5 1sSs5ved s ss''n dn IN nS' 1S 0sRs ssa! 9sa
early. in April to 11l15 bid. to-day.
This is said to DO owing to tho farmers Granges
movement; Tho report Is current that tho ll1i-
noia Central will again incrosse ts capital stock
ea5, 100000 It Is stated that an important CON
ference OF railroad managers Is now being hold,
looking to tho consolidation Of interests such as
will result in trunk limo Of communication
from New York to tho western terminus Of tho
CISCO. It ia said that Jay Gould, who controls
Northuostern, is willing to fall in with any plan
that will restore that stock to something
lil;o iko It's II; former j., value. A. step 70
Of tho Road sf'4f IT, Tf.osy fssasa5 sssSs to
rotiro, ho having 90 much as ho can attoud to as
President oftho Chicago l. Rock Island. Moan
whilo, mcasuroa arc boing concerted by which
Mr.. Horace 7; CLARK, President Of tho Union
Pacific and Lake Shore Roads, will asaumo tho
Presidency Of tho Northwestern. This will give
Mr.. Clark control Of tho trunk limo from DHfYa-
10 to Ogden, tho wostern terminus Of tho Union
Pacific, and h8 tho interests OF the last-nAtnod
road and those Of tho Central Pacific aro idonti-
cal, as also the intoreats Of Mr. Clark md Oor-
modore Vanderbilt, it will DO seon that tho Com
modoro will hnyo in his family the control OF
trunk line acroHs tho continent.
for the wook ending today, 81, ,2l5, ,93s, and tho
total imports for tho week ending tomorrow
will be about &C, ,5o0, 900. :.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE ~:a:3
GOVERNMENTS
also. steady and quiet.
Flour-The inquiry was Light, and the,ntarket
VAS very unsettled and depressed. Large sales
can only be effected by submitting to large de-
cline. salos Is, 500 barrels, including 5000 bnr-
rolls for future delivery. Receipts, i2,840 bar
rola. Wheat Was lower, but more active, tho do
mand boing chiefly for export, though fair for
bushels. Pork was quiet in Wholesale way,
though the jobbing business was at stoady
figures, With sales of 10 barrels at
s16.62}4@16.75 for new mess. Tor fu-
ture delivery no transactionB. :lJdno il
9%oted q slSoa and July at s1s H.
aotlve md prices nre quoted generally tlrmer.
The sales reported include pickled hams in bulk,
10>5 lbs, at l3o; 600 amokod shoulders at 90 200
do, $40; 400 do hnms, 19}21c; receipts, LOT
paokagoa. Bacon steady with small business.
Bales 26 boxos long oloarfor to-mor-
TOW, 8Ao; 100 boxoB short clear, 814o
yesterday afternoon; to-dny,. 100 boxes long
clear at 60. Lard was moderately active and
rather castor. For future delivery, 500 tcs for
June at $40, and July 1t o}6o; August is Of
fered at $3.50, and September at9 9-16c. Receipts,
$50 pkga.