The New York herald., 1875-12-07

accouuG IN Pans rentes are nrmer at 6of o71c In
Frankfort new ives quoted al 99k The failure OF
William spatten Co.. in the linen trsne at Belfast
Ireland is reported Their liabilities areNreported A.
1850, 600
RAILROAD
The largest transactions were In Milwaukee and ~
Paul consolidated Sinking Funds which sold at 81
slk; do La Cross Division, brought o. Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold bonds sold at s4h
registered, and at S5X for coupon Albany and sus-
quehanna second sold 10e Morris and Essex sevens
oflsT1, at 106x; do, second, at l09h; Michigan Cen
tral at 1ol, and Union Pacific hrsts at 1o4A.
Chesapeake Ohio hrsts coupon on, brought 32 Har
lem coupon nrsts sold at 112H 113 Central Pacific
nrsts at l06H, do San Joaquin Branch at 99A SOY;
do California and Oregon Branch 9X Union Pacific
Sinking Funds at 04A, Milwaukee and St Paul CON
sodated sinking fund at S1H and Erie third at 90
9Sh. Chesapeake and Ohio, excoupon, sold at 26.
The following were the closing quotations for Pacific
railroad bonds:-Union Pacific arsts lo4zs 1o5; do
do, land grants lOok 1o0k do. do, sinking funds,
AE 941; Central Pacifcs, 1867 1861.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1l41 and fell OF to 114K, advanced
to 1l4 and closed at 114S The rates paid for carry
Ing we're ~, and per cent Loans were also made
fat
OPERATIONS THE EXCHANGE RANK
Solo oallnces 80 700
uroSS clearances At, 700
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Bank notes received for redemption to-day amounted
to $1,o6o,00o. Revenue receipts to-day, $780, 900.
Customs receipts, $34, ,oOo
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day s35 o0O god
account of interest and s49s 900 in redemption OF
$50 bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds firm, closed at the following
quotations;-United States currency SKIES, 122
l22& do. do, 1884, registered, 119 a I19k;
do do, do, coupon, 1881 124; do. Hve-twenties,
1854, registered (callcd bonds) 1144 1l5I; do do.
do, coupon tdo 1l4A 1151z do. do 1885, registered,
l15H 116; do do, do, coupon, 115z 116; do do,
new, registered, LILO a 1l6A; do. do do, coupon,
l2oA 12oH; do. do, 1867 registered l1s 119; do.
do. do coupon 1917 l22K; do. do 1858, registered,
llsx 11s; do do, do, coupon, 1921 122s do ten
fores, registered 117k l17A do do, coupon lily
1l7A; 10 hves, 1884, registered 1867 1l7S do do,
do, coupon. 117K 117H.
MEMORANDA
The New York, New Haven and Hartford road adver.
tscs It's half yearly dividend Of SIS per share payable
January 8
renewal OF the railroad of last winter is fore
shadowed by the following despatch:-
BALTIMORE Md Dec 6, 1875
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company announce
to-day that they will allow drawback Of three cents
per 100 pounds on a grain brought this city from
Western points which passes through their elevators
foreign ports
AS the regular rates to Baltimore five cents lower
than to New York this drawback makes discrimna-
tion equal to $40 cents per bushel wheat and Az
cents per bushe against this city port Of
export In this connection II may be remembered that
the market for grain in Chicago is steadily declin
ng, wheat to-day having sold at 9624c. and
45Xc, which is decline for the past week OF eight
cents and ak cents respectively
The earnings of the ST Louis, Kansas City and
Northern Railway reported as follows:-
November, 1875. $3.50 626 !
November, 1874. 251, ITO
Decrease, November, 1S75................ 500 $40
January to November 80, 1878. .......$23 367 OPS
January to November so lS74 .......... 1887, ,oeo
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