The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, June ZIP. M.-Speculation at
the Stock Exchange was checked by the intense
heat OF the day, and the morning business was
dun, without ehcitine any special interest in
the course Of the market. Northwestern pre-
ferred, however, further Yielded y cont. to e5,
and 1t. Paul preferred declined at the same
time to epk, while New Jersey Central was also
~ lower at "a, seller 10. Business was pract-
caiiy suspended for an hour after midday, but
at the second board the bears commenced COW
ering their contracts In Michigan Central, which
under this influence rallied TO 50k; and the
bulls In Lake Shore, Western Union, and the
Western shares were thus encouraged 20
strengthen their favorites IN the closing trade.
There were no transactions, however, which
could be dignined into prominence, and the day
may be clsssed among the duilest and least
profitable Of the year. Delaware, Lackawanua
and Western advanced y q cent. TO lo7. on an,
cent, payable july 81, had been declared. Pacific
Mail ragged At 2tA it24r6t25; Panama sold at
s"eef ETC Yh1s ao cdIPi9 sno c bro
psny advanced to I1sx. Rock Island and the
remainder Of the list were neglected.
3se, Of which Lake Shore represented 1920;
Michigan Central. 500; St. Paul. 1000; the pre-
red, e,loO; New jersey Central, 4.7aO; Western
Union 6,lOO; Pacific Mail. 1900; Delaware,
Lacsawanna and Western, 7e6; Hannibal and
Producers' Consolidated Land and Petroleum
Comp ny, 400 Wabash, 800; New York Central,
lss; A. and L. Telegraph Co, 100 c., C.. c. and l.,
3D; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, l00 Erie,
% and Adams Express, 60.
10 the gold market trade was also quiet, aud
an entire absence of speculative spirit was
noted. The price opened at 1l2. but soon de-
chned TO 11l;s, at which figure II closed. The
fact that the market remained steady IN view Of
the large disbursements by the Suo-Irsasury,
amounting to H.1l8,W1, checked the behrish
tone OF the past few days, and az the close Ill.,
wa bid. The specie engagements for to-mor-
rows steamers amount to about $4,000.
The following were the principal ransscuonsi
mis 4 n. liz, Isl 2 u. III. $50 +. MIN
cent. and nat, and for carrying l, ? and , cent.
The total clearlngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were ssi $4,000 s9ld pslaaeei si.solsea; and eur.
Cold receipts t2s,ei7.o.gs do payments. ass.
x. is5, 7i5.s. customs s5ss c5i ''"'''
c'2,Ooo. The Imperial Rsnk OF dcrminy shows de.
crease u sos 90 marks during 'he week. The
ner Al revenue receigts to-day q Washington were
t.uVuVp and the customs receipts 100000 The Treas.
ury M Washington received sOVOOvv Ia national bana
notes Tor rod uption.
Foreign exchange continued arm Al ~ 9slslti p0if
for iinc aAd uemsnd drafts respectively.
Inc lApprts OF domestic produce anu miscellaneous
goods from the port OF New YORK TOY the week ending
TIL. date were t6d7i5ot, against - 2lsd3 for the
responding week In 1871 and f7.ipl0t4 IN 1874 TIE
total exports o. prodnce from this port sace Jan th
the corresponding period In 1875 ana tl2l, IN
Money r1,ed on call n the stock brokers a. 2lss
ctui and nr,t- lass paper was 10 demand 81 +Gd.
Government Oonds reflected good demsnd at fun
ss JAZZ Sr S Sss iso .iens
ana ne disbursements u Tue july Interest VIII natu
rally inuuCe a rtinNertmtnt IN these Clilttes.
Low NJ ~ 0rp 10 "A 81 ..tu urtra