The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-18

the next election, and large amounts OF stock
have been recently registered In the names OF
parties hostile to the present management. !he
rem inder OF the list was Influenced bv this
rapid rise. and some Of the snorts attempting to
cover, resulted In a rally Of Aet'6 D cent.
A telegram from St. Louis Gives a statement ~
one OF the receivers of the Atlantic aud Pacific
Ralro I'd to the effect that the com Uauv viii not
pay its interest IN July. and that the road will he
snij In October; out this Ia disputed 10y well in
Formed parties In this city, who say That there Is
no doubl OF the ability and intent of the COM
soon as acli n can be obtained in The courts,
probably within few weeks, tue COMPANY will
basis.
Tue Governing Committee have admitted to
the STICK Exchange list the consolidated 40
years cent. bonds OF Louisani !, dated Jan. l,
1874, No. to SEQ inclusive, each $1,000, and No.
to sil inclusive. ch $50. to be called Louis
elusive, each 800, to be called small bonds"
Tue total number of shares dealt IN was lS7 l6s,
OF which Lake Shore represented 55.S0O; Vest
ern Union, 37A50; Erie. 6lOO: Pacific VI H. 9.IO:
New Jersey Contra i,4iG Delaware, LickawdLni
and Western also; st. Paul, $500 the preferred,
Z y; Michigan Centra, 4.s25 Union Pac, 1c.
l loo Union Mining Comuar, l,Ol2; Onios. o.
Island, 100; New Yoik Cenir /. CSO; y ab f
30 g., g. and |. c., 800; Cleveland and Pits
burgh 300; Delaware aud Hudson Canal. 24O
PRODUCERS Consolidated Laud and Petroleum
C1mpany, 200; Quick silver, 100; C.. c.. G. and l.,
10y Cunsoitdated Coal, 100; sioffis ana Essex,
press. o..
ne gold market displayed considerable ao-
movement the price advanced from lL2s to
lea, though clio. Ing At 1l2A. Tue better tone
wa In part due to further spec Q engage ents
for Thursdays steamers. aduCd to the fact tn 1
the Ire sury Is absorbing the surOlus gold ON
the market by It's customs receipts.
The following were the principal transactions:
1000 A. M.112% 1913 T. NJ ..1129z 2O5 +. M.11esl
1l15 A. Miles, l2:2OP " ..1i2is 2l2 =. NJ. .1l2Ls
u!i7 A. M.1l2s l2:l7 T.. MILES 800 r. M...l12Jl
In loans the rates paid for haying balances carried
we're |. ~. 2, go cent aud NAT.
1he tOta cIearlngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were
w $40 900 gold balances t1,l17lO2 aAu rcncy Ot
anccs. 81 ,253 22v. Ihe subr asuy redeemed $4,000
lie dtDt tgJ2 90.
Tue oav's the United States sub Treasury
was Cold receipts, t3732Sl ~ do. payments t1ui2,.
stv 9S No. haaiice t4lllv054 .3 cultenc, receipts,
t4sl Sy 20 dO psymcnts. ~ go, 1929 do. UalanCe,
tSI U3s3Sl SO customs t3s1OOO; tI25S OOO cancelled
guiu Ger. lncatcs sent to Washington, u. G.
The bullion IA the Bank OF In lana incr
AHH 900. The Internal venue anu the receips
scrc tpOOO each Ihe Treasury at Washington re-
ceNeJ t5uVOOO IN national banA notes tor redemption.
Tue Tr asury baauce al the close of susines Wash.
ingion were ca reac, tlO0OOOOJi anu eOin $4,000,
OOO, o. cluuing tZhuOo,OOO cola Ccf tlIcates.
Foreign exchange cOnunu hrm al t4SSit and o. D0t
Tor time aud dcna"d hi Win esOns, however,
OF l1edA IN a tu u negotiations.
la ms mon market trine nrmer tone was noted,
tn ugh tue offerings werr abundant at t3< y cent.
Discounts were quoted at 4etB Tor ptlme signatures.
Toe market Tor Cove nnvui evcuriu \ maintained
strong ~ le and the demand wa Increased Tor foreign
account the inquiry IN London having been con- pcuOls
tody. The prncipai deiugs we're IN 1S07s l0-fOs De
Of 1891. currency Os. and q of 1881.
The following were the r. N. closing prices.