New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-24

DC I1 nSi%I iS Sst' FINAL BID. Asked. sold
Ont si% NC, CO. $ ss $SS ssSSs sGS So SOU rs
sS5s ESs@S s, Is i;$ ,st nsS ~ IL iSS
Do pret..
Total sales the day
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS ito,
IS S SsEsS oss;is f tss fs
Fem = So s: i Fs nit Gat But 6 81
TesisR vaey mr. 40 lo% HcstO9yille R r. ie,s i ,,
S'siaWissa uTef Ash 44ia Central Trans a. A4's
sAxrRANcrscc CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.
SATURDAY. To-day. SATURDAY. To-day.
Ags g. E Eais rS@S:SaGs,a = Z:
Pelcher sc I1s,iCS ;'''--.'''' S'l SO
iBodi soa no'.n..aai4 9Gs Martin ~
S SsttGn''.. g IS IS NSR2 Belle g
Cons Cons f SiSna... 81 8Ssi@an i$
ST TTSfa % Raymond ana Ey ~ G9
d 6sSt sT isa sstra Nevada 4i Il
Si slS Ed SSr,oaro:;1 ~ yellow jaoso'iS 5s
RIoUc bas levied an assessment of 5Ocents.
Government bonds were frmer hut not particu-
larry active. The principal business done at the
Board was IN the 5s OF 1S2l, Tl3200 coupon ana
Sill COO registered selling at 1854 for each.
The other sales covered $4,000 coupon Is at 1929
and $4,000 registered at l0l7s. The market
closed strong at the annexed quotations: .,
I. 5. Curv 6sl22 l2s u 8 5s'sl, coup. loS's i03sa
Z : IS S. iS s4ei ooa ne. SS SSt
N.SVS
3 ~ rSg io$7s Hs o. 81 coz sSs Sc y
In State bonds Louisiana cOnsols after opening
down 70 per cent at 4Ol2 were again the advance
rising 10 1919 and closing at 43. with transactions
and neglected, the only sales being $4,000 Ala
bama, Glass a, at 4Sl2 anu $1,000 OF North Caro-
lima IS. Old j. and j., at 253
Among railroad bonds the new issues of the Erie
Company were prominent because of the large
dealings and the sharp advance in prices, followed
by "a partial reaction before the close of business.
The sales Of second consos amounted to 81 5l4,O00
at prices ranging from IS. the opening figures,
against 745s saturday up 20 1853 and hack to 75ls
sf the end The funded IS openedu mn 3 per cent at
G75l fell to 746s, rallied 20 75ls and closed at
Is: sales. $3.50. 900 The first gold consols sold
(Si1 .0OOl az III 40111 b. Central of Ncw-JeTsey
cOnsos were more active and higher, S102, 600 sell
ing between 80 Is and 95S, against 94@i on Satur-
day, but LehiCh and MIkesbaue cOnsOs
only steady at G5$@66; sales. $4,000.
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg frsts
continued st to a. exhibit the sPecnatEE '.
frequent fluctuations between 573s and 50. ending
al JS3i. gain from SatuTdaV OF a per cent, after
sales of $4,000 Missouri Kansas and Texas frsts
Were steady, with sales of $4,000 at 6S5s069U
Go7s, but the seconds We're / a per cent lower at
Is. The movement noticed at the close OF last
week In Canada Southern frSts guaranteed was
confined. 100000 selling at S7l40S7l2,
AGAINST SG7s ON Saturday. The Chicago
ana Northwestern ana St. Paul issues were
strong; the consolidated gold bonds of the former
rising 10 l14la and the shaking finds of The latter
to 100. There was nothing particularly noteworthy
in the m.iness that was done in other issues. the
amount Of transactions being light and the huctua-
lions If any. small.
The fair Cuotabo rate for money at the Stock
Exchange is per cent with perhaps some eNcep-
uoual loans made az 50 and per cent On Gov
crumcnt bonds the rates are 2G2l2 per cent. lime
loans are offered 40 per cent. Discounts and ex-
change on New York at the principal cities are
unchanged. The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received $330,000 National
bank notes for redemption. The customs
rrceipts we're 500, 600. and the internal revenue
receipt, were SG1S.GOO. The following is the
Clearing House statement for to-day: Exchanges
&91 sos Z6s balances. 81 So, 100. The business
az the >ub-rrcasury to-day covered: Receipts, ST.
519,211; payments, S2,521,52S currency balance
sS;}4 .32S gi2 coin balance, pl24,46j5lS.
The following were tO-daY'S quotations Tor do
yra.tig and foreiru COINS huIiIOn.