The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-02
FTNiNcIiL AND COMMERCIiL.

FRIDAY, June p M.-Thero was n mod
crate speculation at the Stock ENchango but
generally frmor tone controlled the dealings.
There were not, however. any specially impor-
taut influences affecting tho TRANSACTIONS but
considerable purchases Of stocks 10y tho So
called Twenty-third street combination gave
zcst 10 tho movements which would not other
wise have boon accorded. Lake Shore advanced
from 4SH 10 40. hut closed at 49, and Now
York Central at the same time moved up from
sos TO 90'i cash. though Inter rcacting to s9'
seller 3. and closing at 90. seller 3. Rock Island
rallied from 90 q TO 938 before midday. with
subsequent decline to 92N: and Western
Union ranged at G3GG2h GG9s9c3 Tho
large business IN Delaware, Ia rkav anna and
western al 3a4 3s's, sellgr 30 39'tg39 =, seller
30 80 casho 80 T., while Delaware and Hudson
rose = 10 36'., though reaetng to 3Gis. and
closing az 3Ot. seller ?. Illinois Central nj
The late business anl Michigan Central was
Z cent. higher at 1925 though dropping q, r.
cent ai the q Sc Morris and Essex ranrcd At
A. 90 soilcr :. hnt me rnmainder Of t.,o llst
did not attract attention. The general mnrket
Is in a chnoi condition AMI og'rat US are al
sea respecting the futur' 30 prices, because of
conflicting influences controlling tho sp' uil-
ton.
The total number Of shares dealt in was
l92,OpQ. OF which Delaware. In 'kawanna and
Western represented 1890: Lake shore. -
SOU new l'fk A'liiuIt ll.IfNt ROCK l~lNhN.
1000; Delaware and Hudson Canal. $500;
Western Union. 4 400; Northwestern preferred.
25uO: Illinois Central. 2sJ5: -. Paul prefer
red. 3.ip0; Michigan Central. 1000; Norris and
! -ev. 227I; Wabash. --l Erie 700: Ohios
400: Pacific Mail. $40; Chicago aud Alton, 39l
-. Paul. 300; New Jersey Central 263 s. L..
X. G. and n. 300; St Louis and Iron Mountain,
loo; G., Is. and Quincy. 100: Northwestern.
goo; Hannibal and II. Joseph 200 Fort Wayne.
The gold market iecamc heavy. chiefly be-
cau-" ~ III" lack Of Speculative spirit and ami
nation. Opening AT lu6'. a. thcre was n tempo
rary ris" 10 lOi's hut II subsequently, yielded To-
1885 and closed M the lowest figures - the day.
Tie following were the prnci al transactions.
70 "a n 10 j. q ierf sarM ioa.
JOS 4 NJ iof. III + II i5s', 51,or ..iiooi,..
In loans the rates paid for the Of gold were Ia
The total clcarngs At the Gold Department, " the
Stock fNchan.e wrrr SptsTOlp. gold balances a sol
p3. and currency haiauces - asp 72 The sai igee-
ury rete med silt'r' IN called nort., and paid out Ia
coin interest en the public don't st'ofo
wa. Gold receipts - ~ as sli raeniln's 81 49,.
n2l ~. AOli balance s~tH'- 20 ~ tufrcHes receipt.
- -7l if- "' i-f'f Nfn ne - --' ID. lnrrticy
taIan.e. .'it. ~ - tnsf.u-. S-.sfi.'t
were s.fNis' anna mos Gust. i.. r..ff. si-,,st Ti.
Treasury ii.o rtl,ietd ~Tnrsi iu nIfHIl FINS r0t..
business vote cirr.'ee g. 80 ava COIN sios
HOOD less 80. gsIt.I. 40 ItIf .t.
lnr'ru ,Nrhan-r rfrH Urfof bus l.ln. az 81 - ana
- s..s f'f rmr Hnl demand IriN-.
lu the unl,N mArn.t HnuT Itut supply Nc oqrsli.
fi. GOD DE of.ird az &. .ruf. N.l4 iI Hl..r- Co.
nave ,' i' DE settled f4.e. Prime mercantile PAPER
D.sernmcut bonds were yer, na,rrlil, Influenced hv
tt lower fau-c 20 -Ut iui price, iuIt wed 800. it
m'nl is u>l r-s"nei ir'm Che sane cause, anl tc
aHNl.