The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-16

Currency Balances ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50, 46l
0ross ciearances %Ai"'O'VV'
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. Soy lo5, 10.
Currency balances oSo w
Solo excnanges- "ose,
Gold balances. 40S, S4l
Tho Rothschild- Morgan Seligman syndicate to-day
paid into the sub-rreasury s. GOO 900 goc $4,000 oil
which was paid out holders OF called nvetwentes
who presented them for redemption Little disturb
ance occurred or is likely be occasioned in either
the gold or exchange markets by OF this pay
menk The thirtieth and thirty-arst calls Of the
Treasury for vstwsnty bonds matured to-day but the
presentation Treasury OF such covered
by transactions Of the syndicate will doubtless
tend over several weeks
rm MONEY! MARKET.
Money call - still freely supplied at and
4 per cent Itis noticeable fact however, In com
mercia circles and is described in Of the large
Western cities that country trade and country collec
tions are usually interrupted this season but this
year the weather and the have boon than
usual and the effect city merchants has been inten-
SIZED Country banks continue to ask for renewals 10
some extent OF paper falling due Tho offering OF
commercial, manufacturing and miscellaneous paper
nom city customers is large and sufficient employ
most OF the dsposable funds OF the banks. Foreign
exchange was quiet and firm at 4s5x 1856 for bank
RAILROAD BONDS
were strong on a we'll distributed business The lar
gest transactions we're in Pacific issues which ad-
vanced u to q per cent Northwest consolidated gold
bonds advanced per cent as did also Milwaukee
ana St. Paul. La Crosse division. Missouri Kansas and
Texas sinking funds were more active and advanced
II per cent. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Union
rsts from As to 40, and c., C. & l. rsts sold up
to 5 and OHIO Mississippi: seconds to 7oH. The fol-
lowing the closing quotations for Pacific abroad
bonds
Union Pacific frsts, 1857 1853; Union Pacific
land grants, 1929 1o3 Union Pacific sinking funds,
9eH 96H; Central Paciics. 1881 a1O9.
FoRxGN MARKET.
The London market for securities is quiet and firm.
Erie preferred declined to 81 a 31hs The Bank OF
England gained 60 900 sterling balance to-day. The
following are five NJ quotations -consols for money
o. 1ie do for account "a 316 old 1865 bonds 1867
1867 1867 bonds loe1z 1905 en-forty bonds, 1Od
1855 new hves, 1861 1865; Eric, 1881 do. pre-
ferred 81. In Amsterdam Northwest preferred is 5S
In Paris Rentes are eff soc. easier. Exchange on
London 25r 16kc.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
1921, 1853 Is, and from customs, $262, Isl &C.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $97 900 gold
account OF interest," and sos, 900 in redemption
fve-twenty bonds. Bank notes received to- day
$4,000 The following are Treasury balances &
Currency, $1 500 900; CON- s74 500 OOo less coin
tiacates, $s4, 500, 600
STATE BONDS
State bonds we're nrmer Tennessees advanced to
AK for series, and 43k for new, and District Co
lumbia 3. SIS 70 73h. Washington despatch says
The Conference Committee the 65 District of CO.
lumbia bonds agreed 10 limit the amount to $5 00 600
The Senate will not act the report until tomorrow. u
BANK SHARES
Bank shares we're quiet America sold at 15o Con-
tinental at TO- Hanover at 90 and Republic at 81.
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.
The sum of $4,000 coin and $12 54S bullion was
shipped for the East at San Francisco to-day.
The following the closing official prices of mining
hnr.