The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-09
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following are the changes during the past

ADNANCE AND DECLlNE.
The following are the changes during the past
twenty-lour hours
ADvANCE.-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph u;
Atlantic ana Pacific Railroad. "a New York Gen.
araL y Delaware and Lackawanna, *; Panama.
B; quicksilver common, ri ST. Paul preferred H.
. DEoLINE-Erle. q Hannibal anu ST. Joseph. 4;
0nlo and Mississippi "a; Lake SHORE, IL; North
u; Union Pacifc "a; western Union tx; Mari.
posa, -; District OF Columbia 1868, Il.
The stationary stocks were c., c. and G., Har-
lem, St. Paul common and Wabash.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loaus was again freely offered to-
day at from to "a per cent. No change is re-
ported In commercial paper. Foreign exchange
was strong with prime bankers sixty day sterling
selling at 1864 a 4S7, and demand at 4 89X 400
The specie shipment to-day was $685. 357, OF when
S500,00o was gold coin. At noon the Assistant
Treasurer opened bids for 100000, GOLD. the
tntire amount bid Tor was $2,S75.OOO; the lowest
bid was 1l5.62H. and the highest 1l6.0e.
THE GOLD MARKET.
The principal feature OF the day was q sharp
tecllne in gold from 1161, the closing price last
night, to ll65I, and nuctuating prices mean while
Between the sales BY the Treasury Department,
the purchase OF silver by the Secretary, the an
nouncement that there are only 81, 100 900 In the
washington vaults, the remainder being Ia New
foIk and very unsettled US to amount; the I'M
certainty as TO the real coin balances and the
character OF the Treasury bookkeeping, some
spectators are much mixed IN Judgment and
apparently prefer to rest awhile before making
new ventures. The reported failure OF one OF
their number produced no perceptible influence
pn the markst-less By far than the Tears OF those
who imagine that an accumulation OF silver 10
about 10 produce revolution OF values, While
the government continues to show Sll ooo ooo OF
gold less ON hand ana Sill. 100000 Of silver more
II 10 but natural that these u0ubta should exist,
and that tne parties VINO are watching
the steady deplet ton winch ID going ON should feel
conddent that at some time in the future the law
OF supply and demand Will assert itself with pecu'
liar force az al une xpec ed moment, wnen II may
DO found that there 10 little or gold on hand
with which TO meet the commercial necessities OF
the country Cold opened at llek, fell or 10 ll5k
ADVANCED 10 l6h, reacted 10 ll6x, ami nnaly
closed at 116 Inc rates paid for borrowing were
3, Lea. l.S2 and per cent Loans were also made
nat and at q per cent Tor carrying at the Close
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
bou Darkness 81 lI0,OSS
currency es''..'........'........s S1oS'OyS
orOss Stoaliuks'' ol,o4l,OOO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency S68, 15l, 64
currency ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2850,442
M $780, ''''s.............., SIoy,oZl
uOu oaauCcs'.sss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.b9T,O94
washington despatch says:-"rhe count OF
gOld COLI In lhe treasury vaults was completed
last night, ana amounted little over 81 100 0Oo
Inc count shows an excess Of two dollars over
the amount claimed TO be on hand"
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
washington advices report the following Treas.
ury Calnnces;-Currcncy. 81. 1872 0s3; special de-
poslt, S69,G36,OoO; CON- S7124l.24O, including coin
eertncates, $24,o5L 1905 outstanding legal tend.