The New York herald., 1876-11-02


Tho following the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those or yesterday =
ApvASck-Burlngton and Quincy, x; Delaware
and Lackawanna. : Delaware and Hudson, q Han
niba and ST. Joseph. a do preferred y; Missouri
Pacific, "a New Jersey Central, "a; New York
New Haven u; Pacific Mail, p; -. Paul common, 4
Wabash, ss Union Pacific, "a wes-Farso Express,
DEcLiSE-Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph y; New
York Central, Ia Harlem. =, Illinois Central, =;
Lake Shore, la Michigan Central =; Northwestcrn
q do preferred, = Rock Island, ss; Western
Union, p.
Tns MONEY MARKET
on call loans money loaned up to and per cent
bu, closed at per Commercial paper Of prime
quality was discounted ut and per cent
The following were the rates OF exchange on New
York at tho aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah, buying u, selling par a Il; Charleston
scarce buying nominaly 5-l6 selling - par; Cincin-
nati, dull, 100 discount; New orleans, commcrcral a.
bank, Il ST LOUIS, $50 TO 200 discount. and Chicago
Is discount.
Foreign exchange was duh Prime sterling asking
rates were s2ts and 4siiS; selling rates, 4s2 and
Asa Rcichmarks, aa i 9js and % = 95ss Cables
ee. Prime Paris, 5191s and 5.los.
THE MARKET
Gold was 1rmer at the close. and advanced to 1l0.
The opening quotation loe7s, and the lowest Io9l
The carrying rates /, =, "a, ., and per cent
Loans were also made fiat
OPERATIONS or rHx GOLD xxcnsSGE BANK
a
Sold balance. ................... 81 ,4sl 266
Surreney balances. $50 Ses
1ross clearanccs ...-................ ~, 500 900
TIL. UNITED STATES rRFA uRy.
Tho revenue receipts to-day $5c0, 900; custom
receipts, $365, ,oco bank for rcdcmp.
ton, 1910 0o0 The public debt statement for octoDcr
shows decrease In the debt OF s33ss 900 The Treas
ury disbursements ior October exclusive OF interest
and principal OF the public debt, $40 900 ooo The
Treasury balances in connection with the debt state
ment are as folows:-Currency, sl2 200, 900; coin,
S75,97o.ooo; less coin certificates, s23, $50, 600
GovxmSsKSr RoSps
Government bonds closed nrm at the following
quotations United Statcs currency sIxes 1919. a
I21H; do. do, 1881. registered, II7& ll75,; do do
do. coupon, 1lss MSS; do do. 1865, regis.
tered, 1lo1 allosi; do do, do, coupon, ex.inter-
est l1oh 1loss; do do, do, new, registered,
1l3k 1854 do. DO, do do, coupon, 1875 49,.
do do, 1867, registered, li6 a 1iei. do de-,
do, coupon 1I6 a1161s; do do, 1sos, registered,
III NIX; do. do, do, coupon III a ll1k; do.
tcn-ores. registered, 11s5s ia; do do, coupon,
115l 1i54; do, nves, 1851, registered. 1ls a
1ls,s do do, coupon, cx-in.srcst, lis 1l3.; do.,
AVS. Ill a1ll1s.
RAILROAD PONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong. The only changes
were advance Of 4 In Chesapeake and Ohio nrs,s
and Morris and Essex seconds, and y in Chicago and
Northwest consolidated gold scvcns, and a decline
OF Il in Columbus, Chicago ana Indiana Central
nrsts Michigan southern seconds sold ts10. .0oo) at
l02 fcxintercsp and New Jersey Central convcrtibes
fff O00) at s64 iexintcrcst THIS afternoon tho mar
kst was hru but quiet uDion Pacific nrsts nd dvanced
TO 100 X and New Jersey Central consolidated rsts to
s7k Albany and susquchannn seconds sold At 1o2
and Mchigsn Central scvens at 1922 tho latter cxn-
soIesL The following were the closing quotations for