The New York herald., 1873-10-15
The prices OF gold to-day we're :
THE FOREIGN MARKETS

THE FOREIGN MARKETS
The feature Of the day in the foreign market
was the advance by the Bank Of England OF the
rate Of interest to per cent, which was necessi-
tated by the large expectation OF gold, and was an
anticipated act but the rise is not likely to stop.
One hundred and twenty-five thousand pounds in
bullion was shipped from Liverpool to New York
oday by the steamship Abyssina. Two hundred
and ninety-fve thousand pounds in bullion was
sqpped from Southampton for New York to-day
by the steamship Rhein. The amount Of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England is
1920 nearly all Of which was for ship
ment to America. Consols for money are quoted
at 922s for account, 923s 92H. The rate Of money
at the Stock Exchange on government securities is
31s per cent. Erie advanced during the day from
39s< and closed at 40%. Paris dispatches quote
rentes at SIT 25c-a decline since yesterday. To-
morrow will be ticket and Thursday the fort
nightly settling day at the London Stock Ex-
change.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances in the Treasury at the close Of
business to-day in Washington are as follows-
Special deposit Of legal tenders for re.
demption OF certificates OF deposit... 11,34G,00o
including coin certificates. .......... 80, O,94S 400
Outstanding legal tenders. ........... 1858, 500 SSS
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$129, ,491 from customs, $393 000 Eghty-dve thou
sand pounds specie were reserved at the Assay
ONCE, making the total received to date f9S2, 900.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $135, 900
on account OF interest," and $5,0 900 in redemption
Of ofnve.twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Considerable activity was shown in this depart
ment, and prices were irregular, owing to the un-
steadiness OF gold. The following are the late
quotations limited States 1SS1s, registered, 1l3
114L; United States 1sS1's, coupon, large, 113 q
114A United States 1vetwenties 1862, registered,
LOG; United States five-twenties, 1862, coupon.
large, 1861; United States fve-twenties 1864,
registered, 106; United States five twenties 1864,
coupon, large, 1861; United States fve-twenties,
1856, registered, 1o6; United States fvetwenties,
1856, coupon, large, 1861; United States fvetwen
ties, 1865, new, registered, lO9H; United States
fve-twenties, 1865, new, coupon, large, 109A no.
United States fvetwenres, 1867, registered, lO9h
Ill; United States five-twenties, 1857, coupon
large, 11lh 11lz; United States fve-twenties,
1867 coupon, large, 110H 111h; United States
ten-ferties, registered 104 United States ten-ior-
ties, coupon, large, 105 1861; United States fves
Of 1851, coupon, large, 100 107; thirty-year
rency Pacihcs, 100 a ITO.
RAILROAD BONDS.
In consequence of the general demorilization of
the stock market railroad bonds were compara-
lively neglected. We note the following sales:-
Albany and Susquehanna, first, 100; Michigan
Southern, sinking fund, 100; Central Pacific gold
bonds, SO; Union Pacific Railroad, first mortgage
1917 70; Central Pacific tens income, 49h; Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens, 90; Ohio and
Mississippi consolidated sinking fund, SS; Ohio and
Mississippi, second, 70; Milwaukee and st. Paul
eghts, first, 1o3. The following were the bidding
and asking prices:-