The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-07


The total number OF shares dealt In to-day
was l6i 79l, Of which Western Union represent
ed a,55O; Lake snore, 1910; Michiran Central
preferred, 6,lOO Northwestern, ESQ; the pre-
ferred. loD; EFie, $500; Union MINING Com
pany, 1850 New jersey Central, . l1g; Delaware
Lackamanna and Western, l,Osd Ohios, 6l5 ;
Union Pacific. 100 New York Central, 4S G.,
c., &. and l., 4OJ Cleveland and Pittsburgh, ga ;
Rock Island go American Express, 100; Della
waie aud Hudson Canal, l0j ; st. l. X. {. and
\ preferred, 100 L.. 5. Express. 100 American
Attention IA invited TO the card OF j. X. Cecil
Co. elsewhere Mr.. Cecil has long been widely
and favorably known IN commercial circles a. 1t
prominent merchant, but more recently las ire
senior partner Of the late firm OF Cecil, 81 ut a
1bayer.
The gold market was active and excited. with
large transactions al a decline from ll2s. to
lE9, though closing at llsja. The gold uiaIs IN
tue brokers Offices were out Of order ABOUT mid
day, aud recorded ll21., when the lrlce was uc-
tually Il2A. This brought I'm large number of
members, and under the excitement the market
About S22oOOOO gold was shipped by ocean
The following we're tho principal transactions,
1000 A. lieA 1880 4. M...li21 100 Nils
In loans ,he rates paid f.r having Dalanees carried
The total clearing. at The Gold Exchange Bank were
ancos Il the gross ciearinss Of the weeG hAV
inf 5esn snail SToH s 6 10 oay M 30 !, co
ees on sse SaSnc sS 9nd ior G eg w
he the week sggreeaied si2iO0Oi receiving during
the same period in coin for customs, Sl,7i2,uOO
The aaYs business al the United sates Sub Treasury
Gold receipts t3ll 635 20 do. payuents, SH9l,
3js 80 do balance t43d3 900. 72 currency rtccpts,
800 $50 40. payments, logip@'lvi do balance
t,Ohln,fti "a customs t.4lOuo.
Inc Treasury balances al the close OF business IN
Washington were Currency, Sd,d32 oOOi ana CON,
$7dtgs7 700, including f26gb1,fOO coin certificates.
Foreign exchange ruled dull nut nrm at SISSY and
q 9pie Tor 80 days aud demand bills.
The exports Of specie fur the week footed up tiul
bs3. since Jan. l. flD2 ,s3l against $4,000.
321 same tine last year. and tl3225oOS ia ISL lie
eApors of domestic produce-cuffeucy NaluHi ou fuf
the week ending tn, s1ay last, f3,bhvaNli and
gold yauati n--lncudng genera merchaudl-e Tor the
week ending to-day amounted to AJ,o121ii and since
jan l. t1lo 5S5.yi3i ~ against sl3 si6oo same time
last YEAR, flJl 22d 2l3 N 1874 The receipts Of cot
ton, coastwse and by rail, during the week were ~.
b55 bales, the number exported Was dS.Opl. The
tOta receipts niuCc SEPT. l-tue commencement OF TIE
cotton year-were 3,Sb5,i3d an Increase Of 5si,l2Q
bales rs compared with the corresponding period Of
The money market continued 20 be well supplied with
gouations ut the lower rae. Discounts were quiet NJ
Ine weekly exhibit Of the associated banks WAS IN
favorable because rehtctlng los. " ll1HlO IN tue
total reserve, against an increase on yHl3Jf 10 le
item OF deposits. The net reserve ~ the banks was
consequently hold only i1odl 800 u excess ui me
legal requirements The loans re- expanded H'Nt-
400 PROBABLY MT the DOnds SOLD by the Treasury TOR
lunt Of the Alabama Gains, whr Tue increase ia
specie IL explained by tue treasury DISBURSEMENTS VI
Govcrnlnent bonds were dun, bat steady. The lower
range Of gold, though not p0rcepnby anectins me
market caused less disposition to trace Inc principal
drangs were 1865, new 5s OF 1881, anu ls01s Ola
th, q