The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-03
FINANCIAL AND comnkRcIAL.

FRIDAY. June 2-P. NJ. The operations
at the stock Exchange developed simply bro
kers market, aside from the movements of
Western Union, which attracted attention be-
cause OF the active covering OF the shorts In the
nnal trade. fresh pool has been recently
formed In this stock for the purpose of twisting
the bears, and the advance his been manipu-
lated chiefly by this new party, whose opera
tions were greatly assisted by reports OF divl-
dend In July. The opening price was OF. but Il
steadily advanced to 6s1s, buyer 3, and closed at
6sA. he 81. Paul shares also ma sumed strong
or tone on favorable dispatches respe citing the
growing crops, a. well the Increased ttafiic Of
the road while Lake Shore, In sympathy with
the above stocks, recovered from 6a1. TO So, and
the general market reflected frmer feel
ing, Notwithstanding u further reduction in
West bound freiRh,s. Ohios rallied to II. buyer
3 the preferred selling at 49,. seller 3, while at
the s.tne time Delaware, l. .ckawanna and West
ern moved up TO l07, buyer 3, ard Err G to ~.
Northwestern preferred was Ia higher at 6JA,
and MICHIGAN Central advanced from B'. to A..
specu4atUrs we're very much mixed, however,
In their views OF tae future Of the market. tut,
with the execution OF western Union, there was
10 special SIGNIFICANCE IN the deaiings.
The total number Of sifares dealt Ia WAS 9O.s99
OF when Western rniOG represeuted 3Li50 ;
1900; Erie, $500; North western, 100; the pre-
ferred 100; DelswaTe, Lac savanna nnd West
ern' l,sso Michigan Central, LOO; ohios, 1900 ;
Pacific MAIL, 300; Union Mining Company,
1.lo0; Wells-Fargo ExWess, COL: Fort Mavne
u.s. g.. G.. L. ana L.. 40; Rock Island, 300; New
York Central, 246 Now Jersey Central, 360 Pro
Con. l. and Petroleum Company. 900; ". bash
go; United States Express, go: Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh, leO; Morris aud Essex. l9s Nj. l.. and
NJ. Company preferred, 100; and Illinois Cen
trial, so.
The gold market reflected dull and uninter-
estiBg speculation, without an redeemiug fea-
lures All Of the uansao tons were effected At
ll21. and 1l2A, closing at the lower fgur,s. The
market was Tree from any influences, either To-
c4l Or forei2n.
The following were the princip. transactions
~. a. NJ iiiiss@ iia5 a Mia l:c1p y usss
IN loans the paid for having balances carried
we're l. ~. =, 2ie, aud y cent
The toiA ce1rlngs al the Gold Exchange Bank were
fl5,a5J,uOO; gold balances s736d5l: and Gu rrrncy
balances, te ggs. The sub Treasury rcdeeiued tIIs
a N called BONDS anG paid Ot IA cola interest he
The uaS Lu,Iness Of the United states sub-Tr asury
was Gold receipts s2l7 egi7s do. Ias ncnts sai7,.
t25l2 S65 dR 10 paylnents tIpl7, iS6 n VA
tsi,olgs0lv7 customs s212 900
300 900 esch aud tie Treasury at Washington received
$1,000 900 Ia national nank notes bfur rcicmt tOn,
Iae bullion IN The Bans oi England was Increased $50
O. Tine imports of dry goods. gold ysuation Tor the
week ending to-day amounted To t70Or2OV and tS61 =.
60 wac nlatSeteu.
Foreign exchange remained quiet AT " ~ and a 90
FORTUNE anu demand GRATIS less ~. concessions Ia
tull tra4e.
Money easy call during the morning at 3eat>
there Was good business the only difficulty having
been IN te fact tt prime commercial signatures were
scarce. The range Was t6tB Tor best names
Government h0nds rem ctrd brisk demand at fur.
thcr adv auce The Inquiry from both home and
foreign investors the hrinDess Of American securities
IN London during the recent excitement attracted
the attention OF hOnie capitalists and the
preach Of the July interest Vas an additional incentive
TO money lenders 10 puTchn.e
20 vel e. a. a p Al pFtae