The New York herald., 1875-12-01
CLOSING PRIoEs-3 ?. N.
THE M0NRY MARKET,

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| MONEY MARKET.
Loans on call were made at 6 per cont, but these
were exceptional rates, and the closing price at
| per cent The market showed no signs Of excite
ment Foreign exchange dull and steady. Prime
sterling asking rates, 4S4 a487; selling rates, 4S3
a4.S4 a 4s3A 4844 for long, and 46T 4s7k for
short; reichmarks, 953S a 951 96H 96H cables,
961l 96zS.
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports produce from this port for the week
ending to-day $554o, 1852 against $5o6S 9o1 for
the corresponding week in 1874 and S. $50 in 1873
The total exports Of produce since January this year.
were $233 23 116 against $265 046 for the corre
spending period in 1874 and $277, III, ,o45 in 1873
MARKET.
Various influences were brought to bear on this
market First 1t announced that quarrel had
Cured in the Cabinet between Secretaries Fish and
Brstow and the President the result OF the strong
statements made by the latter in his rough draft Of the
Message which he intends to send to Congress- tho
point involved being the too decided position assumed
by the Chief Magistrate with reference to Cuban affairs
Second, IL reported that the friends OF the Pres
dent buying gold up to the highest figures of the
day, in the expectation that he would. in modify
ing his views in subservency TO his diplomatic advis
ers, still maintain his purpose to recognize the Fower
ofthe Antilles entitled to beigerent rights 1t is
10 Jnat tHe war IcennR IN tne GOQ
is strong and that the majority of the brokers will dis
card Bergh and all OF his humanitarian doctrines IL
even the shadow of fight can advance the price OF
their favorite commodity. The decline at the opening
was from 114A to 1l4S but afterward the price ad-
vanced TO 115s&. Late in the afternoon there was
reaction to l5H and the market closed quiet 115
The rates paid for carrying were l. TX, q and per
cent
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
God balances $500 329
Currency balances .................-.. 100, $40
dross cearances 70 Io0, 0O0
CLEARING LOUISE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. $63 $50 954
currency balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3609 7l5
noid eAchanges SIzs ool
Goid oalances 776,242
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were buoyant for the Union Pacific
issues, Arss advancing to 1861 land grants to 1o1H
and sinking funds to 964 The demand was very
large and the transactions thus day aggregate
over 100000 Central Pacific San Joaquin branch
to 90H and Western Pacifcs sold at 90 Chicago and
Northwest sold 9s for consolidated plain and SO for
gold bonds Harlem to 113 and Morris and Essex con-
soidated nrss to 1857, and Milwaukee and ST. Paul
1l3 rss 96 for La Crosse division and sA for
consolidated sinking fund Missouri Pacific rsts ad-
vanced to "a; Michigan Central sevens declined to
lo1 Y, and Hannibal and St Joseph to 80
The following were the closing quotations for Pacific
Railroad bonds:-Union Pacific frsts, los 1O5k; do
land grants, l0114 10lK; do sinking funds 95X
96h Central Pacdcs, 1o6X a 1o7
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold al ll6k for American Exchange
The latest bids were:-America, $50; American Ex-
change, Ia; Central National, 1o2H; Chatham, 139;
Chemical 900; City, 800; First National 200; Han
over, SS Importers and Traders, 197h; Marine 125
Merchants, 123 Merchants Exchange, 100; Nassau
1oa New York, 1872; Ninth National 80; Phoenix, 1ooA;
ST. Nicholas, l0o State of New York, 1o4
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Government bonds closed firm at the following quo
tatons United States currency skies, 125 125h;
do do 1881 registered 122% l227 do. do, do, cou
pom, 1881 a1241.; do hvetwenties 1864, registered
115% do do, do, coupon, 115%; do do, 1865,
registered 116 a u6A; do. do, do, coupon,
1I6X 116%; do. do, do, new, 1909 121;
do. do do, do, coupon, 1903 121; do
do, 1867 registered 1927 l21 do. do do, coupon,
122H 1913; do do, 1868, registered, 1222 123
do do, do, coupon, 1924 1913; ten-forties, reg
istered, 117H 1lS; do do, coupon, 1177S 1lS1;
do nves, 1881, registered, 1l6z III; do. do, do
coupon, 117A 11I&
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $3s 900 gold
on account OF interest and $685. 900 in redemption OF
Eve twenty bonds The following is the report from
the Assistant Treasurer OF the United States