The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10

failed, but which was later discoyered to he in
correct-the coal frm Of t. A. Packer having
been later stated to he the house In trouble.
Nevertheless. the market did not resume rs
buoy ny OF the morning, aud a fevctish and
unsettled tone controlled the afternoon deal
ings. though prices IN some in-tances closed
higher than the lowest points of the dav. Inthe
late trade there WAS observed a free selling
movement in the Hanulhal and S.. .Ioseph
shares. which declin q fir m 2n9 t. ~ for the
common, and from 3Oai to PSI for the rr-ferred,
based npon n niisappfchcnsion 81 the financial
condition 81 tho cOmudny IN It. desire 20 further
provide for steel rlls and other eqnninents.
Ihe lowest nlures OF the day In this stn, were
eI1nlished az the close; Michit1n Ccntr fell
on ter cent 10 l4ie, Rock Island = to 10s7,, and
Erie = ~ l6'i. IN express sturks. United states
zen Oh ~ y cent. to- ca, but the Other cxnress
shares were strong American advancing t. G}ii.
49, The total numler Of shares dealt in WIS IA
90, OF which Lake Shore represented 51,1l2;
v Western n Union, 2,lCO; Pacific Mail 100; 81
raul, 1880; the pro ferred. $3.50: Northwestern,
500; the preferred, 451o; Hannibal and st.
ygnsepn' $3.50 the preferred, 1,S00; Ohios 13.Oc0
E,.e' 3tsO Rock Island, LOO; Illinois Central,
1909 United States Exuress, 100; Wabash, 400;
Union Pacific, 100; American Express, "a; New
warren Railroad, 2Ol; Adams Express, go I:
G.: y. ana Quincy, 10; Morris and Essex. 2Jl
'Wells-Freo EXPRESS: 100; Atlantic anl PacIGc
Telegraph Co., 10; Alton aud 1erre Haute pre-.
ierred, 100 Columbus, Chicago and Indian, Cen
ttral' l09; Delaware; L ckawanns aud Western.
and Sioux CITY, lOO; Missouri, kausa, and Iex,s
10; and Harlem. 80.
There was very little interest attaching To tho
could lift tue price out of tho rut into which it
has fallen. Since tho commencement OF the
new year, the tuctuqtions have been less tn IN y
y cent. The opening price was 1l2sa, but IL
temporarily dropped to 1l2'4, aud closed at the
higher figure.
The following were the principal quotations.
70 a, M....1l271 1870 r. M..1i2af $50 +. M1te76
IL M......,llEN ~ T. M....llets l3P. M....1125s
In loans ne rate pad for having balances carried
The total c"aritgs 80 the Cold Exchange Bank were
t22BiDnOli got balances. 81 1856 5pl and currency
balAucot, tl5,HS Inc sub treasury redeemed f43
public dcnt st54.OuO.
The days at the United States Sub Treasury
vas Iolf receipts, t725S55 81 do payments 81 GOT
lsD.b DO balance, AG.Sfs CS5 o. currency receipts
~ ~ @ 40 imenis 1921 l5s2ai 90, balance,
t5lOihfOD1. Customs. Si22puU. Cancelled gold Ger.
uncstes sent u Wa hingtOn, Ss2l,2JO.
Inc lnterna revenue receipts foot IN s200O10 and
me customs rcccp'a 100000. The Treasury Wash.
lneon received tU0OOO In national bank for re.
demnton.
Foreign exchange reflected weaker tone. and the
aud demand bills
Money continued in abundant supply on call during
the morning, with free offerings at 4 y cent but the
at bd7. ' f'
q vernmcnt bonds again IN good demand and
tue market closed nrn. The principal dealing. In
Registered % OF 1881 at ii7s upon do. 5ielIs44
coupon 1909, 12lAs coupon 1865 new, liu. regis
tesd 1000 go and l163s; registered 1865, I9l4;
and currency o., 1871 ~