The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-19

HOY. Harlem &C $50 clevs1nn1 and Pittsburg At 9s
Chicago and Alton AZ ssk, u, G., q and ats Ak.
Pistsburg and Fort Wayne loa Producers Petroleum
al ll2k lI3h, Rock Island l05x, Chicago, Bur-
linston and Quincy a. 1l7js.
the uxirxo STATES TREASURY
The United states Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
1ll6 gold for I'VE twcntcs redeemed S406 COO
for The silver payments 70 day 500 u.s.
consisting Of Sll 100 under 500 limit s2< 9SS under
&lo0 limit and SIS 600 silver drafts from Washing
ton Revenue receipts to-day, $500 900; customs re-
ceipts $500 900; bank notes received, ~, 10000
rlfx YoRxIGx nARxEr
The London advicss report gain OF k237. 900 ster
ling by tho Bank OF England during The week ending
yesterday the proportion OF liabilities being
49k per cent against AK last weak, Tho rate Of dis
count remains por cent To day xl40 900 sterling
went into the bank balance. consos and United
States bonds reported Grm, but without material
change Tho Bank OF Berlin has reduced It's ratio OF
discount TO 81 per cent The specie in tho Bank OF
France has increased by ls.l<00o0L Rentes LOSE
25c Exchange on London, PSI 22hc. At London
the market for silver quoted very Cat to-day at
sgd per ounce The Standards financial article
says stocks are generally nat, owing chiefly
to report that England has declined TO
agree 70 the resolutions OF the Berlin Con-
ference Adviccs from ConstantinopIs, and rumcrs
prejudice prces Tho following are the nve NJ
quotations :-Consos for money. 06K ooh; do. for
account. o6s< 96k; nvcswcntes. 's5's old, l04i<:
do '67's, l0ox 10; ten-forsy bonds, 1917 1913;
new 6ves, losS; Ere, lSk 13X; Eris preferred
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds wero nrm and prices advanced
Traction in some cases sympathy with gold. There
Is good investment demand and some Institutions are
looking for roupd lots employ their money the
summer They closed firm at the following quota
tons limited States currency skies. l27 127x; do.
do, 1881, registered, lylx 1872 do. do, do, cou-
pom 1924 1929; do. do, 1865, registered, 1l45s
lis; do do do, coupon, ll47< ll5; do do do, new
registered, 1874 1l9h; do. do, do, coupon, 1l9x
ll9A do do, 1867, registered. l2lk III do. do
de- coupon, 12l1< l2lk; do. do, 1858. registered
123x l23k; do do, do, coupon, 123K l23h; do
ten fortics, registered 117h l17K do. do coupon
llsx 1857: do nves, 1884, registered l17x 1l7x;
do. do, do, coupon, 1l7,x ll7k,
RAILROAD bonds.
Railroad bonds were quiet and generally lower; the
changes were an advance Of II per cent Louisville
and Nashville Consolidated, 1898, and decline Of e
Dor cent in Ere third mortgage and Union Pacific Rail-
road Arst mortgage, pcr cent In Chicago and Rock
Island and Pacific scvens Erie nth mortgage. and
st. Louis and Iron Mountain frsts; y per cent In
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds, aad Central Pacific gold bends In the aftcr-
noon dealings Rock Island scvens advanced to 110H
and sinking funds to 100; Central Pacincs sold at
lOsh, Union Pacific nrsis At 104X los. Fort Wayne
second ut 111k New Jersey Central convertible, at
1924 ana Milwaukee and st. Paul, La Crosse Division,
at 1924 At the final close Rock Island sinking funds
reacted 9sK Tho following wore the closing quota