The New York herald., 1876-09-23
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TEE UNITED STATES TREASURY
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $50 900 gold
on account of interest," and so $50 in redemption Of
so bonds The Sub Treasury released 80, 700 silver
coin to-day. The exchange oi bonds at the bank de-
par ment Washington continues; $3.50 900 lSG5s
have been deposited, and a similar amount oi tenor'
tics, nves and called bonds Withdrawn Washington
teegrans this that the total amount OF
and naif per cents deposited to dato to secure
crcaiaon is ooo all OF which for previous
issues except soss.ooo deposited for new circulation
Treasury officers expecting daily another subscrif
tion part OF tho syndicate tho TOUR and half
per bonds the rst iorty millions subscribed for
having been taken.
The Treasury balances the close OF business oday
were:
Curreucy...... o0o @ 0oo
Com. ................,... o3, ooo ooo
Less corn certncates. S.. 81, ,oVo ooo
hevenuo reccips 'ooa! .ao ""o
Customs receipts. 4Oo,ooO
Bank notes received Tor redemption. 0iOooo
RAILROAD
Railroad bonds the morning strong and
higher with the largest advance In Lehigh and Wilkes
barre consolidated. which sold at 55-an advance OF
Ak; New Jersey Central convertibcs advanced to s0a
rise OF per cent first consolidated sold at 9l-an
advance OF per cent Delaware and Hudson registered
bonds OF 1856 sold at lO3-an advance OF per cent;
Morris and Essex nrss advanced to ll7a rise OF per
cent; Union Pacific sevens, land grants, sold at lo4a
t0o1San advance OF ~ ;s per cent; western Pacific
bonds sold 10i is-an advance OF y: Milwaukee and
ST. Paul eighls nrss and the La Crosse division ad-
vanccd y each Central Pacific gold bonds sold at
1l0A-an advance of a Ohio ana Mississippi seconds
advanced !. and the Chicago aud Northwest gold
sevens Il. In the afternoon bonds were also strong
excepting the Milwaukee and ST. Paul issues. Now
furt thcra ,ivan
rise to-day of per cent the New Jersey Central
nrss consolidated advanced to GA rise to-day Of
per cent aud Lehgh and Wilkesbarre bonds advanced
20 Goa rise to-day OF 9I per cent Chicago aud
Northwestern gold sevcns closed at 9514 96 The fol-
lowing tho ciasing quotations Tor New Jersey
Central issues: Consolidated, 021s 95; Lchigh and
Wilkcsbarre, 62ls a75
IMPORTS
The imports of dry goods at this port for the week
ending to-day were 81, 76l,79S and the
keted ST. 94S, 100
The total imports Of dry goods at the port since
January this year were $63 1885, 27s, and the to,a
amount marketed $65, ,191, $50
STATE bonds.
In State bonds Missouri long skies and Tennessee
old strong the former advancing to loSs and tho
latter to 45. Tho remainder Of tho list dull
SHARES.
Bank shares sod S0h 90 for Fourth National.
The latest bids annexed :Ccntral National 1OOs
Chemical, 500; City, 300; Commerce, ITO; Continen
tai. 6S; Corn Exchange, 12o; First National, 200;
Leather Manufacturers, $50; Manhattan, 1895 Mer-
chants, ll5; New York, ll7h; Phenix, IS; Ropub-
lie ~; st. Nicholas, 90.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report very strong market for
consols, which have advanced TO 96x 90 FOR both
money and the account United States bonds
steady and Erie firm New Jersey consolidated bonds
are quoted at 81. Bar silver advanced to SID per
ounce. the Fnancier to-day says:-"wc understand
that about floo 900 OF newly imported Russian gold
coin has been bought for transmission to the United
States and more likely to be sent" In Frankfort
United States dvcs are 103i4 In Paris rentcs.
1861 72c Tho following the closing Lonaon quota
tons -Consos for money, 965S 9bs cousols Tor
count, 967S 961s; nvewenty bonds, 1865, old, lO6;
nve-twenty bonds 1867 1905; ten-forty bonds, 1OSA
new nves, 1919 los; Eric common shares, 9a<; bar
silver, SD. per ounce.