The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-01
FINANCIAL AND COMM sRciAL.

FRIDAY, June 90-P. M.-There was de-
cided falling on In the volume Of business At the
STOCK Exchange, and prices during the morning
reflected heavy and declining tendency under
the influence Of liberal realisations Of the recent
advance. Lake Shore and Western Union COM
manded the chief attention, the nrst named
having yielded from BOX to 90, seller 9, and the
latter sold down 1 v cent. to co.. Pacific Mail
was also conspicuous In its decline OF IL cent.
to 5h, and Michigan Central was 1 v cent. lower
at 4ex. New Jersey Central, however, after
dropping y y cent to IN, recovered to 78k,
with nrmer tone, while Lake Shore at the same
time rallied to b7H and closed strong at SIX,
and " estern Union also moved up to 70h., which
was about the highest point of the dav. Tue
Western shares were quiet, with only a few
transactions, and the remainder OF the list
was practically neglected. A moro substan-
tial feeling, however, in favor OF better
prices was observed, and OF a more active
market next month while, at the same time,
the course Of speculation Indicated that the
larger operators were seain manipulating the
leading specalties. There was nothing In the
transactions to-day, however, which comm nd
ed special prominence. and the afternoon busi
ness was limited, in consequence Of prepara-
tons TO leave town for the holidays.
The total number Of shares dealt In was g,-
Western Union A,s7O; Pacific Mail, 5000 hlichi-
gan Central o,s6O; New jersey Central, 4s39
1906 Noithwesterp, loo; the preferred. 1906
Erie, z,I1 New York Central 40; Pacific OF Mis-
sour, 800 Producer. Congratulated Land and re
Luckawanna and Western, ql0 Rock Island. bl5
AAt !ia,ic and Paciae Telegraph Company fg;
Express, 100; c., u. and Quincy, 100; Delaware
and Hudson Canal. LIS; Hannibal and 81.
yoseph, 100 Illinois Central, 100; Ohio Preferred
100; QUICKSILVER, Joe; United States Express
100; Wells Fargo Express, 100; and Fort Wayne
The cold market reaectad n strono tona with
a further rally to 1l2k, though closing at 112'.
The volume OF transactions was not large, but
more confidence was expressed In higher quota
Tons. The complications OF the Eastern ques-
ton entered into the discussions OF SPECTATORS
The specie engagements for Saturdays steam
ers amount to over t8O00D.
The following tue principal transactionst
1857 1881 4. M Miiiss 1883 SSS 4 4. s s..iiIsss
the s. u s'S for s ss1 U. esus ar
COD Exchange Bank were s5s,ois,Oooi gold balances,
ffeasSy reeseSea sSSo IN Called SSad: aaS paid
oq Nh IN coin nteres! on tae public dsoi 1861 900
SSiS r's sos b. te' Is, sGa cs4renSy
receipts 1914 baS Is cnrrenc, payments ,sss w
CURRENCY baanc t5S,gsl ,sislsi customs. 10000.
l6s, 900 1ne internal revenue receipts at Warrington
cSc Tne Treasury Al Wilmington also received tSoS
90 In national bank notes for redemption.
Of JSae 70 a1d iGs s ' seta 0 d
bur we're rs ~, se sssSm, eeps
once received on deposit t1ooOoO IN gold. and to7l-
Foreign essassse fuea nsn, at u ss. and sloo,.
for time snd demand drafts. less We
Money was ibersy supplied on call to the stock.
SnS. 10 s.sSan,s business consianed sSt, bas
ptliDe commercial paper reaaly passed at iftd.
out ne a v d : ssEJ
ons aud me nAtsas hanks hessierea O. Of 1881 sold
i.o my ana ,,c coupon Dc OF iSsl
lue following l.. N ClOsing prices.