The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-21

the boards, when they lost their Improvement but
closed steady. The following were the closing
street quotations. inclusive Of those for the leading
Southern municipal ana railroad bonds-Tennes-
see. ex coupon, 7la< 70; do. new. Tx o "; vir
gina, coupon, 62% So; do. new, 6s a 20; do.
registered stock, DID, 81 a 81; co,sols 641s q C5;
Georgia skies, So SO; do. sevens, 81 a s2 North
SO; 40. do 1865, 20 80; do. new, "a 25 do. special
tax. Is 10; Missouri SKIES. 81 s7ls do. Hannibal
and 81. Joseph, So 80; Louisiana skies, 81 70;
do. new, GO 60; do. levee skies, IL 70; do.
do. eights, 30 "a; do. Penitentiary sevens. 20 a
~; do railroad Fights, IS 50; Alabama flves IS
,0 do. Fights, lei 102 do. railroad cights 90 80;
South Carolina SKIES 70 q so; do. new January
and Jdiy SO 561s; do do, April and october, so
u o9&; Arkansas sixes SIS 81; do. scvens, 80 65;
bile lOhio) Railroad sierling 90 OIL; do. interest
eigh:s, SO 81; do. second mortgage eghts 70 ";
Mississippi Central Railroad nrst mortgage sevens,
s4a SO; do. second NOR tgage Fights, rs a IS; New
Orleans and Jackson first N ortgaee, S4a IS; do.
second mortgage, IS so; Memphis and Charleston
Railroad drse mortgage, SO a IS; do. second mort
gage, rs SO; Greenvi.le and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed by South Carolina 55 q IS; Macon and
Brunswick, guaranteed by Georgia, "A a 76 VII
nngton, Charlotte and Rutherford Fights, "a 56
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad egnis, II so;
Memphis city skies, SO a 60: savannah city scyens,
81 90; New Orleans consols, DID, rs &c; 0o. issue
railroad skies, u IS; do. seyens, OF q Co.
TIE CRY BASK sToCxs.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1853; Manhattan, 149 Mer.
chants 1ls14 Mechanics 1884, Union, 1888; City, 1926;
Phm2!x, .St, .1v..A River, e5: Tradesmen's, 1852;
Galatn National, 1875; Leather Manufacturers,
1856; Seventh Ward, LOG; State Of New York, lOe
Mechanics Banking Association III; Ocean, 95;
Mercantile, l26; American Exchange III; Bank of
the Republic, 1l3; Irving, 125; Metropolitan, l42;
Citizens, 1885, Peoples 145; East River, lis; Market
1873; Nassau, 1929; Shoe and Leather, 1850; Corn
Exchange, 126; Continental 90; st. Nicholas 100;
Commonwealth, 3d. Park 1551s; Manufacturers and
Merchants, l02; New YORK National Exchange 100;
Central National, 100; Ninth National lI6; Gold Elk.
change, 20; Bankers and Brokers' Association 81:
German American, 100.
THE PACIFIC TRADE.
The San Francisco Herald says
The extra steamer Alaska, of the Pacific Mall
WIN q 1ull ceIso-probaDly the largest cargo ever
Delivered III the United States the entire cargo OF
$500 tons tea, consisting OF 5 665 packages besides
l,S4s packages assorted merchandise, the latter
packages 60 forward by Pacific Railway. BY adj
vices received from China and Japan by the steam
snip Alaska we learn that the press or freight to
America was great that the agents OF the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company state That their steamers
were engaged full Tor sixty days ahead-in fact
were Obliged to refuse business. The consequence
was tnat the Pacific steamship Company announced
an extra steamer-the AriZona-for this port about
the 25th August TO follow the regular steamer
CHINA, SAILING Oh the 18th from Hong Kong