The New York herald., 1873-11-08

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THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Cable advices report the following as late Lon
don quotations :-Consois Tor money, 917s; for ac-
count, 92es 1ve-twenty bonds of 1865, old, 9ls. u
9lat; fve-twenty bonds of 1867, 95ss; tenforty
bonds 80; new ves, S9s Erie Railway shares, 81 =
| 31H New York Central. 67 a SO. Towards the close
of business the rate OF discount in open market ad-
vanced to the same rate as that of the bank, viz,
nine per cent, and alter the close OF the market
! dispatches were received stating that panic was
feared. general depression In stocks has occurred
the decline in consols amounting to a per cent;
| in American securities, II q per cent, and in
Erie and New York Central a 3h per cent. The
| amount of bullion Withdrawn from the bank was
| f3i 900. At Frankfort, United States fve-twenty
| bonds 9Ia for the issue of 1862. Amsterdam
Union Pacific first mortgage bonds 81: North
western preferred, 43,4; ST. Paul preferred, 42
| Union Pacific shares, 10. American securities
| nuctuatng.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
| The internal revenue receipts to-day were
s272,l97. Customs receipts amounted to $3.50, ,O00
The receipts from customs at the Treasury for the
week ending October 81, from the following ports,
were -
new lOrk 81 ,oo9,ooU
Baltimore. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 97,s73
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day S265, 900
on account OF interest and $4,000 in redemption
OF five-twenty bonds.
The following were the balances In the United
States Treasury at the close OF business to-day
Currency, sS5oo,ooo; con s7s,5oooOO; certificates,
S2s, ooo outstanding legal tenders 1851, 100000
an increase of $500, 900 since the 5th inst.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was more active business in government
bonds late in the day and prices made general
advance, the market closing strong. United States
skies, 1881, registered, 107s Ill; United States
SKIES, 1881, coupon, 1l24 United States fve-twen-
ties, 1862, coupon LOG 1867 United States five
twenties, 1854, coupon, 1867 107h; United States
five-twenties, 1865, coupon, 1914; United States
fve-twenties. 1865 coupon. new, Ito 110a
United States fve-twentics, coupon, 1867. Ill
| IL; United States 1ve-twenties, coupon, 1868,
1l05S Ill; United States ten-fortics. registered,
| 1861; United STATES ten-forties, coupon, 1851 /;
United States fives, 1881, coupon, los 1864 !;
| United States six per cent bonds Pacific Railroad
| 109 1921.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull. The latest bids are annexed :-Tennes-
see skies, old, 63. do. skies, new, 62i4: Virginia
skies, old, 80; do. skies, new, 35 do skies, con-
solidated, 44 do. SKIES, deferred, Z; Georgia sixes
SO; North Caro- ina SKIES, old, 20; do. Railroad Com
pany, coupon IS; do. do, ex-coupon, 20; North
Carolina special tax, s.; South Carolina skies, %;
do. skies, January and July s. do. Funding act,
1866 12ts; Louisiana skies, 35; Texas tens 1876 80
THE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
| In response to the suggestion OF the HERALD
made several days ago, that the various railroad
| and other corporations, called at the Stock Ex-
change, should furnish to the Board monthly state
| ments of their condition, the Panama Railroad
| Company leads on with the following official ex-
| hlbt. Let us now hear from Lake Shore wabash.
| New York Central, Western Union Rock Island
st. Paul and other securities, which are largely
the subject Of speculation and to which the street
is applying the rule of prices rather than OF values
! COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE RECEIPTS AND
| DISBURSEMENTS or THE PANAMA RAILROAD COM
PANY FOR THE SEVEN MONTHS FROM JANUARY 10
AUGUST / OF THE YEARS 1872 AND 1873
1872 1873.
Receipts OF road per income
DooK (grosS) .............. $99O,6I5 81, ,034, 500
Receipts from interest pre-
MUM on gold rents, &c... 4l,430 l06 40S
Balance I,os2, lo5 *l,i4l, ,2os
| Disbursements, working eN-
penses, proportion inter-
est on bonds and subsidy
to United States OF Cooin-
bia for seven months ONCE
| expenses, &c &c.......... 59i,9A 656 271
Totals. Observation-Disclosures. S437,100 s4s4a
Net increase 1878 over 1872. .4i'slo
Gross earnings for July Sl7l,6lS
Gross earnings for August. 1910
Gross earnings for september. 1I9, I9,595--
s4oe,a5l
months OF lS72.. 4o5, ,l57
Increase. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,l97
The cash assets OF the company this date are as
Cash In bans, currency. ............$2,29 ,29o
| Cash IN bank, gold .....,............. 595
- sass
Loans on call tampy secured) and in.
vestments. ........................ 500 sIs
In nands Oh company's bankers, London. 52,g46
Total. ............,.......... s755.44s
ing with interest to about $500, not included in
above statement The company mas noa ting
debt.
Assets OF the Sinking Fund this date-In.
vestments cost as per ledger and loans
on call. $500, 10
Present lnarxet value. 5s4.0I2
The outstanding bonds OF the company are as
| follows viz. -
FIRST mortgage, due in 1875, sls,35o at
~ S5........ 500. Slr
General mortgage, due in 1897, f5s7,s at
~ 2,Sg9, $50
Total. 81 sss. III
The sinking fund with its accommodations is
pledged Tor the liquidation OF the bonds. 10 is est
mated that IL will not only be sufficient to retire
the bonds at maturity, but leave considerable
'"'P''' A. b. STOCKWELL. President.
GEORGE S. SCOTT.
| I. w. PARK
| WILLIAM b. LEONARD,
| SAMUEL l.. NJ. BARLOW,
| Executive Committee
| JoHN KELLER, Secretary
| NEW YORK, Nov. o. 1873.
| THE STOCK MARKET
| From the causes already named It will appear
evident why the stock market did not preserve the
strength which IL promised at the close yesterday.
In rreguarity it Is almost impossible to give IL
description, and hence or the alternately weak
and strong points OF the day the reader is referred
to the accompanying tables. Prices declined gen.
orally from u to %. per cent with Erie as the
| hp
strengthened by the report that In Philadelphia