AMERICAN :RAILRO.AD, JOURNAL.’ New York Stock Exchange. Actual Sale Prices for the week ending Aug. 30. '1'h.2-1. li‘.25.Sa.t.26.M.2B.Tu.29. W.30 Funmnu. B-roaxs :-- U. S. 5s,1874,rcg......... coup....... s, 10-40s, coup. .114; . . . . s, 10-40s, reg. . . . . . . . s, 1881, reg......... 1881,cou ....118§ '81, . 5-205. reg. ’62.. . . . . 5-20s, c.1862..114§ 5-20s, reg. ’64.. . . 5-20s, c. 1864.114 5-20s, reg. ’65.... . 5-20s, c. 1865.114§ 5-20s, r. n. ’65... . . 5-20s, c. n. ’65.1l3§ 5-20s, reg. ’67.... . 5-20s, c. 1867..113§ 5-20s, reg. ’68. .. . . 5-20s c. ’68.. . . P11c.It.R.issue. . . . iii} . can- win?’ mama J“ 1-: X -J in soon uno- 114% a rice 3 - .1 II.. 118 1132 iii; . noel sq.- 118% iiil . O: gzzmcumaocommmm clan onu- 1111 into nan- 114% 114% 114} 114 .... 114 .... .... 113} 113$ .... 1133 1133 iii? Philadelphia Stock Exchange. Actual Sale Prices for the week ending Au!/- 29- W.23. '1‘h.24. EH25. Sa.t.26.M.28.'l‘u.29 Untawissa.. ........ --~- .. preferred .. .. . . .. . . 43% Oomdon and Amboy. ..128¥ 128 128%} ‘ 69,1875 ........ .... ---. 6s,1883 6s,1889.... so mort. 6s, ’89.. .. Wlllic.msport.. . . . pref............ . 09-. non. nun. . . c-on 113:‘; 113; 1133 114 114 were .--- coo- iiéi 110% iii} 116 iii} 1131 iiél .. W???“ a mam gy%%%%%%%%ymmP - -------- -- 0 on.- 1163 F‘«5:l_t'Z‘«ClClC1§=lCl{21§?‘.C1<=‘.ClClC1Cl¢'.‘.‘C.1 .03 Q iésé ‘gt; iééé 'ééi -000 ié0' 90 turn out: .. .... con: sun- 90 and nuns 11rn1r£'4. .. ecu. June '05; 911 '01} 731% .. 7s.............. Lehigh Navigation. . . . . 6s, 1884 885 Gold L.... . 91 R. R. 92' .. Oonv. .. Lehigh Valley R. . . 01$ 65 new coup.. . . . . 83 new rcg.. 98 Little Schuylkill R..R.. . . 46} Minehill Morris Cunul............... pref............ .. 1stmort....... North Pennsylvania . . . 502 63, 1880 .. . .. 10a,1887....... Northern Central . . . . . . . . . . Oil Orccl: dr.Allcg. Riv. 49,’, . . 7s. .... . .- ..... . . . 875 876 Pennsylvania R.. R...... 61% 01% 62 1st M......101g 2dM........... Gen. mort. . 93,‘ . . . . .. .. reg...... Penn. State, 0s.1st series. . . . 6s, 2d series.105;l; 6s. 3d series... . . 38% '01} Don! up.- on.» on on vn-c no on-. noon’ .... run: can: earn -4.. use. can. .. nun- .-o. loan ass. to . . . . . - .. Ita- Q; 09-: .... u... onto 50 90;, Iran Iona unu- on 107 10%’ ib§' ‘til "til "" I223 924 no but! .. 6s.W Philadelphia City, 65. . . . . . . .. new.......101§ Pl1ilc.d.. Germ. & N .. . . Philn. «St Reading 571 Philadelphia and Eric. . . . . . ibii '5i§ as 5....-...... - nu. unun nan. Iouv .. Schuylkill Navigation. . . . . . pref........ 17% 63,1882 6s,1876 .. 6s,1872........ Susq.-Canal... ..... .. A 6s,18‘78 Union Canal, 6s 1878..... .. Hestonville, (I1orse).. 22,1.- Chestnnt & Wal. Green &. Ooutes 2d and 3d streets Spruce and Pine 13th and 15th sts. III: non. ..¢. none '30; 'é6§ no -cu. nun. .. .:uu ---o -9.. up.- -ago u-no vs-1 unu- 'éé§ 53 one- 53 oeulll cull v-no --an -cu. ---o -co. loco won: cull coin -o-a .... .... .... 235- Baltlmore Stock Exchange. Actual Sale Prices for the week ending Aug. 29. W.23.'I.‘l1.24. F.25. Sat.26. M.28.'[‘u.29 Baltimore 6s,1875..... 100 1002 100; " 166' '06; con. su- aunn IUD! Itioopcvuua .. 1890.......100 . .. 1884........... .. 1900........... Bz1ltandOhio.............. bonds,1875..... .. 1880..... on.» too! .-no ..nc run. than 0-0: role In a... noun upon -o-o .. .. 1885..... .... .... .. . Marietta & Gin. 1st M. . .. . . 96%;‘ 97 .... 96$ . . . . . 2dM....... 85 .... 86 86 .. 3dM.8s........ 79 79 Northern Central...... 418 .. .. bonds,1885. 92 .... .... .... .... .... .. .. 1900. 89,5 .... N.W.Va.1stniort........ .... .... no m01't........ -nu. ~-use on-no onus cog- ll sdmorttlluluaa rill III‘ Olll City Passenger B. R........ anon III: have . Boston and Albany . .. . . Boston Stock Exchange. Actual Sale Prices for the week ending Aug. 30. Th.‘24. E25 Sut.26. M.28.'[‘u.29.W.30 152 151:} one. --o- on». Boston and Lowell . .. Boston and Maine. .... . .. . . 147% .... .. . .' 147% Boston and Providonce..... 147$ .... 1476 Boston,Hartford&Erie.... 2 .. 75, new 28-} 2815 28 . .. 275 Chcshire,pref ...... 86,‘ Concord .... .... 76 79} ConnecticutR.iver.......... . Eastern.................... 118 115 1125 111 Fitchburg . . . . . . . . . . 1387 138% 138 Manchester& Lmvr’ce..... 146 Michigan Oentml........ .. 120% 120; 120$ 1201 Northern, N. I-.[... .... .. .. 1179; 0gdens.& Lake Ul1ump.... 90% .. . .. 905 .. re.. ..... Old Colony§aNewport..... 1045 104; Ph.,Wi1.&Baltimore...... 54% Portl’d,Suco&I’orts....... . . Union 32.1, “ 873 87% 88!; “ Land Grant 7s.... 81,5 81;, .. “ Income 10s....... 821 Vermontdr. Oanada.....10lJ, 101} 101} 101$ Vcrmcntdz Mcss........... 85 85 SouthBostou(I1orse)...... Cambridge .. ..... .. Metropolitun.. .... .. Middlesex .. . . . . .. ,Oent1-cl Mining Oo......... 20 Copperllhlls .. 10% Franklin .. . . . . .. .. National .. Pewobic .. Quincy .. . .. 28% 283 London Stock Exclmnge. r-Closing Prices.-x Aug. 11. Aug. 18. At]. & Gt. West. N. Y. sec. 7 per ct 1stmo1't.,1880 . . . . . . . . . 88 - 02 88 — 92 Do. do., 2d mort.,1881............ 78 — 82 73 — 8'3 Do. Pcnn.,1stmort.,1877.......... 88 —' 02 Do. do., 2d mort., 1882... ....... .. '78 - 82 78 — 82 Do. Consol. 7 per cent. mort. 1890.. 415- 42; 42 - 43 Detroit and Milwaukee 1st mort. 7s.. 69 - 71 69 - 71 Do.2dmort.8p.c. ....... 69 - 72 Erie shores 100 do]. all pr1id.... . 243- 25 24 - 245 Do. sterlg. 6 p. c. convertible bonds 66 — 68 66 — 68 Illinois Central, 6 per ccnt., 1875... .. - - - - - - Do. Redemption mort. bonds 6 p. c.101 -103 101 -103 Do. 100d0l.sl1:1rcs, ullpuid........108 -109 1092,--1103 1’1mumn General mort. 7s,1897...... 76 - 80 75 — 80 Penn. R. R. bonds, 2d mort. 6 per ct..100 -102 100 -102 Do. General mort. 6 p. c. 1910.. 941- 95 9413- 954. Do.$50 shures....... ..... 50-52 50-52 Pliiladelphio and Eric 1st mort. 1881. 96 — 98 96 — 98 Do. with option to be paid in Phila. 96 — 98 96 —- 98 Railroad Journal. Saturday, September 2, 1871. Stock Exchange and Money lllurkct. The Money market shows increasing, animation, but with a very free oiferirig of funds to the prin-. cipal borrowers, there is but little difference no ticeable in rates, though toward the close, the tendency is toward more firmness. The current quotations for Money at the close were 2@5 main~ ly 36134 per cent. on call, and at 5@8% per cent. per anuum on very choice to fair business credits- The speculative inquiry is somewhat brisker, and the mercantile demand is also rather more urgent, chiefly for the Fall trade purposes. The city banks make a more favorable exhibit, in their last Week ly return; and the U. S. Treasury office here re ports a gain in its currency reserve. The Treas- ury Department progrumme for September has been eagerly looked for, now that the new 6200,- 000,000 Five per cent. Funding Loan has been officially announced as having been all success fully marketed, through the agencies of the Eu-_ ropeau and Ameridari syndicates, quite recently organized. The city banks, in their last weekly exhibit, show aloss of $609,000 of legal tender notes, with a gain of $1,313,245 of specie, $111681,- 452,330 of deposits; also an increase of $510,252 in their loan and discount averages, and a reduc tion of $48,732 in their item of circulation. The U. 8. Sub Treasury increased its currency balance the result of the week’s business. The city bank exchanges, last week, averagecl $77,336,367; and thus far, this week, 77 millions daily. The banks now hold $10,484,395 of specie and legal tender notes, in excess of the 25 per cent. of their liabili- ties required by the national banking Act. The receipts of the U. S. Sub-Treasury ofiice were . $4,716,747 in coin, and $3,957,435 in currency; - payments,95,113,540 in coin, and $3,637,795 in currency. The oifice received $4,024,000 in coin or its equivalent, from customs; and disbursed I $402,305 of coin interest, on the regular account", , _ and $1,875,000 of the September interest on the 10.40 Loan, which was to have been charged oil‘ on Friday the 1st inst. The specie reserve of the city banks according to the latest return is $10,722,050, against $19,- 2 639,384 some time last year. The city bank de- _ j posits are now $248,709,800 against $201,966,700 ::: week ending August 27, 1870. The legal tender re- serve amounts to $69,489,500 against 848,959,713 same time last year. The circulation now stands at 830,198,820, against $32,904,900 same time last year. The loans are now $305,047,680, against $273,986,974 at this date last year. The U. S. Sub-Treasurer retired, last week, 83,- 719,324 of coin certificates, received for customs The U. S. Sub—Treasury, on Thursr.la.y morning of this week, halal a balance of $9,017,098 in our- rency, nnd 865,239,556.in coin against a balance :1 week previous of $9,548,974 currency, and 664,293,526 coin. Government revenues have been yielding an cou1'agirigly, since our last, the customs keeping r9ma.r1mbly well up, in pro<'luctivencss. The ex- cises yielded last week about 21/2 millions, and thus far since July 1, about 23% millions. The customs at the port of New York, last week were $3,917,324; and at the oulports, equal to about 11/§ millions more, all in coin, or coin certificates. Gold, though strong and inclined to buoyancy in price, has not been active, during the week. The speculative demand has been moderate, and the export inquiry very light. The customs call has been up to at liberal aggnegute, and has been the chief drain on the supply in the open market. The market closed on Wednesday with indications of arenewal of speculative activity. The range of the price during the week, has been from 112% @112%, and the closing quotation on Wednesday was 1l2%.against 112% the preceding Wednes- day. The specie outflow, last week, was $431,478; on Tuesday of this week, 637,000; and on Wed- nesday, 8146000. The Gold Exchange Bank C1l‘.llI‘flllCC-S have been as follows: August 24, 845,- 370,000: August 25, 36,628,000; August 25. $27,- 629,000; August 28, 616,328,000; August 29, s20,- 469,000; August 30, $36,355,000. The customs at this port on Wednesday were $557,000. Government disbursed through the U. 8. Sub- Treasury here, on account of the coin interest on the public debt from Jets. 1, to Aug. 26, 1871, 861,522,870, against $62,459,368 same time in 1870. . A Of the September coin interest on the 10-40 Loan, under orders from Secretary Boutwell, the Sub-Treasury disbursed last week, 81,875,000. “ The customs demand for Gold last week, ave; ‘sis I , $319,641, and reduced its coin reserve 0