The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22
THE UNITED sTArAs TREASURY
Treasury balances In Washington at close OF
business to-day Wera:- |

business to-day were:-
currency ~...''' se' ooooov
Certificates. 90 zoo goo
Internal revenue receipts. .............. 34o,00O
The receipts from customs amounted 10 $4,000.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $23, 600 on &C
count OF interest and $62 in redemptinu OF Ave.
twenty bonds. The operations OF the Treasury for
the week at the New York Office included tie dis
bursement OF $l77,2os, gold, for interest; $50 1000
in redemption OF fve-twenty bonds and the .re-
ceipt of 900 for customs. The Treasury sIa,
sold 81, 600 900 gold and bought $1,000 bonds.
MEMORANDA.
The specie shipments to-day amounted tot
$3s4.OO0 OF which $40, 900 was in gold. The Canton
Company have authorized an issue OF $4,000, 900
6per cent gold bonds secured by sales OF land. 1t
is believed by the friends of the company that they
can be negotiated abroad There is some talk about
reimbursement OF stockholders from fraction
OF the proceeds. The affairs OF the Pacific Mail
Company remain in stdtu quo. The majority OF
the directors are reported to be anxious to
press the real interests OF the company before
the stockholders and to invoke their aid in making
the corporation lucrative; but so far nothing has
been done. The subject is fruitful one, and may
be adverted to hereafter. The estimated earnings
OF the Erie Railway Company, commencing NOvem-
Der l, 1872, are as tollows-
1872. 1873.
DAYS. Days.
For week ending June b.. $393, 2l9 s4l4,4l8
Previously reported l0,65s,lS4 1o.956,95s
Total earnings since Nov 1$l1 o5l, 4oS 1916
Increase lOr week. 81, 1879
Increase for seven months and two weeks
10 uate. 3lve13
BANK SHARES
Bank shares were In good demand. with few
offerings. The latest bids were as follows:-
New York. l3l Manhattan, 1852; Merchants, 1917;
Union 1880; City, 255; Phenix, 90; Gaatn Ma
tional, 100; Merchants Exchange, So; State OF
New York, hoy; Commerce, 1l2h; Mechanics
Banking Association, 1907 Mercantile 1922 Ameri-
canExchange, los; Bank of the Republic 10;
Irving, 100; Metropolitan, 1851; Market, 11S; Mas
sau 100; Shoe and Leather, $50; Corn Exchange,
125; Continental, 80; st. Nicholas, 1O0k; Common
wealth, SO; Park, 145; New York National Ex-
change, SO; Fourth National, 1l31a; Ninth Ma
tional, 1903; Oriental IT'S; Gold Exchange, ll2;
Bankers and Brokers' Association, IS; German
American, 1929.
THE STOCK MARKET
had no especial feature. The "bear efforts OF yes
terday collapsed, there being general advance in
prices and a much healthier tone apparent. Union
Pacific proved that it did not deserve all it
Ceived sequence of the death of the presi-
dent OF the company. 1t advanced from 233x to rs,
iuctuatlng for awhile, during which period it
touched 254, and closed at 24A. 1t was the active
stock OF the day western Union opened at S5l4
and closed at the same figure, selling during the
day, however, at S51l S5ss. Erie held its own be-
tween the extremes OF 6Ss4 q 81. st. Paul common
sold at 512s a SIX SIX, Northwestern common at
72h 72s4, Rock Island at 1927 109h, Pacific
Mail at 3S-the opening price-and q steady ad-
vance to 3s24. Later, however, it descended
in the scale and sold AT 3Oh. Lake Shore
was also feature, advancing from ok to 93h,
although attended with a subsequens reaction of
81 per cent. wabash found market at 67k a 8SH,
closing at 6sss. c.. G. and l. c. opened at 2711 and
improved at the close to 2s14 %. Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi commenced at 377s, advanced to 3s51 and
held it's own to the end. The general tone of the
market as may be observed by an examination of
the prices, was stronger, and the bears Of the
week especially enjoyed the privilege Of covering
their contracts and retiring In good order from
their contest.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.