Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-02

ST. 94l, 900; expenses, s., 465, 900; and net
earnings Il ,476, 600; after paying interest
there il a balance OF about $50 900, and
no dividend was declared. There was
sharp decline in stocks Immediately
after the absve announcement. StOcBs
were irregular al the commencement OF
business, and later became weak with
decline ranging from ! to : per cent.
Shortly after twelve o'clock there was
squirt in Pacific Mail, Western Union
and Union Pacific, which acted as q
brace for the rest of the market. but TO-
ward the close the whole market tum-
bled, with Lake Shore rs the feature.
At the final close, however, stocks were
strong and higher, with recovery OF
to II per cent. from the lowest point.
The greatest strength was in Pacific
Mail, which rose from 395 to 40s, clos
ing at 401; Lake Shore declined to 50
and closed at 59i, Western Union re-
covered from 20 to 79g and closed firm;
Union Pacific rose from 75s TO 75s,
closing at the latter figure; Northwest
eru advanced to $50; other changes
we're slight. There was q good buying
Of stocks on the decline occasiOned by
the Lake Shore statement. Transsc.
tons on the stock exchange were 1885,
900 shares, of which Ga coo were Pacific
Mail, 76, 600 Western Union, 5000 North
wester e., 5000 Erie, 1000 Lake Shore
and 1000 Union Pacific. The fol-
lowing were the closing quotations:
Canton, So; Western Union Telegraph,
79s; Quicksilver, 154; Adams express
company, SO; Wells & FargO's ex-
press company, 794; American eXpres
company, 81; United States exprtss
company, Az; Pacific Mail, 40S; New
York Central, 1921; Erie, IA; Ere
preferred, 235; Harlem, 1900; Harlem prt-
ferred, 1871; Michigan Central, 50; Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne, 81; North
western, 3s!; Northwestern preferred
43&; Rock Island, 1893; New Jersey
Central, Ill; st. Paul, $50; st. Paul pre-
ferred, 10; Fort Wayne, 97I; Terre
Haute, 1929; Terre Baute, preferred,
lis; Chicago and Alton, 1924; Chicago
and Alton preferred, 10Y; Ohio
and Mississippi, 22s; Cleveland, Column
bus and Cincinnati, 40; Burlington
and Quincy, 1921; Lake Shore, 59b;
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Gem
trail, 81; Illinois Central, 1929; Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph, %; Union
Pacific, 75I; Central Pacific bonds, ex-
div, 1903; Union Pacific bonds, ex-
div, 1903; Delaware and Lackawanna,
rs!
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The fol
lowing is the public debt statement;
Six per cent. bonds, 81, 100, $50, $50; five
per cent. bonds, 1907, 1872, $50; total coin
bonds, Sl,7O7, 998, 800; lawful money
debt, Sl4,67S, coo; matured debt, SILL
425, $50: legal-tenders, 1915 SAL, 6S7; GER
tificstes of deposit, Sj8, Ais 600; fraction
al currency, S42, I29, 424; coin certificates,
S2l, 796, 800; total without interest, $685.
1872, All; total debt, 81, 232, 24S, 531; total
interest, S3S, 647, $3.50: cash in the treas
ury-coin, $40, 1854, 4l0; currency IS, 973,-
951; special deposits held fer Iedemp-
ton of certificates of deposit, S58, AS
900; total in treasury, $l42, 243, 1851;
debt, less cash in treasury, 81, 1885,
SIS, 226; decrease during the month of
June, 81, 431 ,249; decrease since June so,
1874, S14, 999, 514; bonds issued to the
Pacific railway companies, interest pay
able in lawful mOney-principal out
standing, S64,623, 512; interest accrued
and not yet paid, 81, 1888, 705; interest
paid by United States, 1892, 264, 1902; in
terest repaid by transportation of mails,
etc, S613,411; balance of interest
paid by the United States, $50, 129, III.