The New York herald., 1875-08-18
PRIcEs-3 p. N.
THR MONEY MARKET.

Money was freely supplied call loans at l x and
per cent Prime discounts quoted at So per
cent. according to tho date Of maturity Foreign ex
change was quiet Prime nominal rates. 4s61z and &c.
Selling rates. SC al Sc and $50 4s9 Rechmarks,
90 95K and 96 a 96A. Cables, 9e7S. Prime Paris,
515X and 512K. At the close prices weaker,
bankers sterling being quoted at 4s5ai Sc for long
and ASK a4ss% for sight The decline was doubtless
due TO the price of cash gold the unsettled
condition of affairs on both sides of the Atlantic
PRoDUcB EXPORTS.
The exports of produce from this port for the week
ending to-day amount TO s. 40 600 against $5 496 33
for the corresponding week in 1874 and $55S 100 in
1873 The total exports OF produce from the port since
January 1, this year, arc s159,9o6,974, against
S1S6 GIL lO6 for the corresponding period in 1874 and
S119, ,527, 124 in 1873
GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened and closed 113H, with sales in the
interim at 113k and 113 The paid for borrowing
were g. d and per cent per annum and le4 and 1-S2
per diem. Toward the close loans were made fat
OPERATIONS THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
Soa oalaIces haisnce. SS5 iS9
Gross clearances ...-..-'-.......'... 10 A9o,VUV
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. S54 578934
Currency balances. .......-.-.......--... 404l2 700
Gold exchanges ........--........--..... oloO zo5
Gold balances. lV-o, ~
THE STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 for
interest and $500, 900 in redemption of hvetwenty
bonds The Tresury balances today wcre:-Currency,
$4,3Oo0Oo; coin, $7O5Oo,O Ooo-less coin certificates,
s19,soo,ooo
The Evenino Telegram publishes the following review
Of the London and Paris markets. 1t may be added,
par pdrenheses that and after tomorrow the first
edition of the Telegram will be printed at O'Clock A.
NJ and contain the latest foreign news, so that every
banker and broker may be advised at the
beginning OF business of the financial sit
uaton abroad. Tho Importance OF such news,
especially at time like the present. when therc
much existing apprehension, when failures rapidly
occurring and serious changes taking place the
financial system cannot be overratcd The Telegram,
therefore supplies what has long been wanted by tho
financial community, and never than now
LONDON August 1880 p NJ
Business continues TO brighten This is occasioned
by the fine whcathcr. The harvest is going Tho
weather has been warm and genial, and unless there
should be calamity that cannot be foreseen
shall have abundant harvest Freight arrivals
large There has been decline in floating cargo but it
rs not expected to fall much lower. American govern
nents continue about the same, There is a slight
decline in ve-twenes Of 1865 and In tfc same issue Of
1867 with this exception there is change in stocks
The market remaining firm and quiet Railway securi-
tics continue to maintain the improved condition indi-
Gated in our despatch of yesterday All business re-
spends TO the hopes entertained OF a full harvest
SECOND DESPATCH
$50 p M-Dusincss in the stock and money markets
to-day has been dull AT the opening, as Indicated in
my first despatch there every evidence OF activity,
but the day advanced buyers seemed to be on the
decrease and the market became dull and nat There
have been variations OF any consequence IN govern
mcnt securities my first despatch, ana generally
speaking there has been but little change in quotations;
scarcely ripple has disturbed the financial stream and
pricos have remained stationary The shares OF the
Erie Railway stll hold the advance noted yesterday ut
the close Of business To-day they steady at II 5,
but speculation does not seem to DC at all active De-
epatchcs from the Paris Boursc indicate that values
have been well sustained during the day Ny last de-
spatch from the Continent stated that the close prices
ON the BOurse were firm.
UTELEGRAa QUOTATIONS." AT CLOSE OF TUE MARKET {