New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-16
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ISIS. 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
TUESDAY, June 15-P. NJ.

The Wall Street markets to-day have been ex-
cecdingy dull. Gold has maintained the recovery
from the extreme decline of yesterday, tho sales
having been all at 1904 and 1853 As cause for
tho decline Of yesterday. 1t is stated that certain
parties were largo sellers in anticipation of the
heavy disbursements from the Treasury for the
called 500 bonds; but in view of the facts that
these bonds are largely held abroad, and that our
exports of products exceedingly light just at this
time, while the negotiation abroad of new loans is
almost entirely suspended, there would seem to
be slight ground for the creation of large short in
tcrcst. We hear il intmated that the coin re-
ported as held by the Treasury is much more largely
composed of silver than is generally supposed. We
have no knowledge to the fact, but under exist
ing circumstances it is of importance to the mcrcan-
tile community that the Treasury should in its
monthly statement separate the gold "coln' held
by it from the silver Tho stock market has been
dull but firm, Union Pacific taking the lead in
continued advance selling rs high as "a, OK
dividend of 112 per cent, and closing at
75as. dividend on. As We remarked yesterday
there seems TO be scarcity of this stock among the
traders, although to-lays advance has undoubtedly
brought out some Of the stock recently purchased in
the neighhorhood of 90 and which, very likely, the
buyers have sold to-day with the idea that 30 rapid
an advance would be followed by q reaction, so
that they would DO able to get in" again at
lower price; but the eagerness with which the
stock was taken, and tie frmness with which
it closed, would seem to argue to their dis
appointment. Perhaps much of tO-day's strength
for the stock was derived from the official reports
of the Companys earnings and expenses for the first
four months of the current year, which was known
upon the street, and which will be found below The
Western stocks recovering from the scare in regard
to further issue of Northwestern stocks were
10 as Do MI ok
also shows gain upon tho price of last night but
upon very much reduced business, and perhaps its
fractional advance may rather be attributed to
sympathy with the fnmness of the general market
than to its own supposed merits The
stock to-day has presented indications
of having got into just the samo
position that it was in oG 73a74, when ut times 1t
was difficult 10 obtain a quotation. 80 little was the
trading in it. Erie remains dead at 16&al7 and
awaits further developments before making any
material change in the quotation. In the mean time
few shorts liqnidate each day and retire TO moro
promising fields for Immediate returns. Western
Union has taken the lead in the number of shares
dealt in to-day, and has been strong from the
opening to the close New jersey Central recovered
more than its loss of yesterday. The total business
of the day amounted to only 102, 100 shares OF
which % 200 were in Western Union at 74siU75l2
Q75A075bs a gain of 7s per cent Atlantic and
Pacific TELEGRAPH 600 shares at 237s023ai, decline
of J., per cent Pacific Mail ~ 500 shares at 334U
33ls q33ss gain of ls per cent; Atlantic and IA
cifc Preferred, 500 shares at Isl G1512 gain OF
per cent: Pacific of Missouri, 200 shares at 4oi2N
1914, decline OF 81 per cent; st. Louis and Kansas
City Preferred 800 shares at 3Sii, gain OF A per
cent Union Pacific, 1900 shares at 74i2071'sd
75G7l3aa75asd "A lex divl 75G7j's, gam OF
Iss per cent; Northwestern, 9,40O shares ut
37ltQ3SG 372 u - a373i, y gain OF % per cent;
Preferred 900 shares at 40 a 4s3i G5Oil0 Fo4Uoo,
a gain Of s. per cent st. Paul, 200 shares at 81
3O7sa3178G31l a 32as, a gain of 81 per cent Pre-
fcrred COO shares at % % Il, q gain OF IA per
cent Rock Island 400 shares, at 1O2 ia 1923, a
gain of Ga per cent; Ohio and Mississippi, 1900
shares. az 235s a 2i0237s, gain Of 1s per cent {;
Wabash. 900 shares, at Q, decline of % per cent
Lake Shore, q 800 shares, at 63a06 3i2Q64is@
637sa6iss, gain Of Is por cent; Erie $500 shares
at l63,Q17U1G7s no change; Central and Hudson,
500 shares at 1O4 a1O37sa 1924, ex div gain
of 10 per cent Central of NewJersey, 1000 shares
at 1O7laa 1O7a iO9ai a 1O9h gain of q per cent
The market closed strong, but dull The opening
highest lowest and closing prices of active stocks