The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-14
inc clearances snow marked depreciation In
business a. compared with the past week.

currency eXcbbu8cs.s ~, 40, ia
Currency exchanges for week SIS 2s5'91s
Currency balances for week........... % S55 SOL
Gold exchanges. $3.50, $50
Gold exchanges for week. .........:... 2s,ss4'15o
Golu naAauces ior week.. 7,43ls054
OUR FOREIGN COMMERCE..
The foreign commerce of the port for the week
was as follows; -General merchandise imports, In
Guiding dry goods, $6,6s7,6 produce exports,
$5,556,3S4 and specie exports, s5lO962 The total
merchandise imports since the 1st OF January were
$780, 1892, against $sl7, Asa last year, and
$27o III In 1871. The total exports Of produce
since January are $685. against $l5l, $50
last year, and $685. 1924, SOC in 1871 The total ex
ports OF specie since January / are $50, 905 47S,
against $751; $40 last year. and $54 1885, 200 in 1871
The UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from customs to-day were 1884 900;
the receipts from internal revenue $26O. 900.
The estimated receipts OF the latter for the month
are SO 00O 900. The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
out $4,000 on account OF interest, and sl7sOoO in
redemption OF fve-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These were firm. Thirty thousand OF hve-twen-
ties registered, OF 1857, were sold at 115x; fifteen
thousand do, coupons at 1885, and fifty thousand
fve-twenties OF 1881, coupon, at 1l21, besides
other smaller transactions The prices quoted
are as follows limited States currency skies,
l12X 1l3%; do. sixes 1881. registered,
116K III; do do, do, coupon, 117H o
11s; do. hvetwenties, registered, May and Novem-
Der, 114H lis; do. do, 1852, coupon. do. ia q
1l5; d. 1864 do, do, lis 1le do do, 1885, do.
do e lleI do do, 1861, registered, January and
July, I15H q 11e; do do, 1886, coupon do, 115A
11e; do. do, 1857, do, do, 1853 11eX; do do,
1868, do do. 116,k l17 do. tenorties, registered,
113; do. do.,. coupon, 11s; nves Of 1884, coupon,
112x l12X.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
The business doEe in this department to-day was
limited. We quote Tennessee ex-coupon, 81 q 80;
do, new, 500 81 Virginia coupon AZ a As; do.
skies, consolidated bonds, SIX 51h; do. skies,
deferred scrip, Tx 12A; Georgia skies, 81 a rs;
do. sevens, SO a OIL; North Carolina ex coupon, q
49, do. funding, 1866, II 1s; do do, 1885, IS IS;
do, new, 10 II; do, special tax 10 a 10 Missouri
skies, ok 92 do Hannibal ana st. Joseph, ss>1;
Louisiana skies, As 40; do new, Al As; do.
levee skies, IS 81; do. do. elghts. IS 60; Ala
bama fves as SO; do. Fights, 10 so; South Caro-
lima skies, 50; do. new, January and July, IA q Is;
do. do, April and October, ~ a 2sH; Arkansas
skies, funded, Ss a 40; Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
Sterling 90 a 90; do interest Fights, "a SO; New
Orleans and Jackson, FIRST 93 95; do. do second,
81 q 90; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first.
IS 81; do second. IA 70; Memphis city's 81 So;
New Orleans city's seven per cent, IS 81; Savan.
nah city's seven per cent, n aS1.
THE STOCK MARKET
to-day was for the moment not little affected by
the announcement OF the suspension of Kenyon,
Cox Co., q house that has possessed the. utmost
confidence In the street, and through series Of
years owned reputation equal to the best. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Daniel Drew Is associated
with them as one of the partners and that it is
through him and q certain relationship with
Canada Southern Railway paper that the firm have
been thus involved. The suspension is believed to
be only temporary, and, should 1t prove SO, hun
dreds OF friends of the company will extend their
congratulations in the same proportion that they
now exhibit sympathy and proffer aid. The Ex-
change, in consequence of this event. was fever
isn condition during the early part Of the day, and
prices fell Off from to AZ per cent. Later, how
ever, there was recovery, which, in some meas
ure, attested the strength Of the market and its
natural power OF resistance to the strongest de-
pressing influences. Alter this incident followed
the bank statement, and it was but natural that
prices should take O lower level The actions and
reactions of the day may be briefly stated. Wabash,
from reasons already given, declined from 63H to
5sA, rallied to 6lH and closed at cox. Western
Union receded from OIL to S8Z, advancing TO cox,
falling of to S9 and still later selling at 90 9Oh.
Rock Island fell OF to los. with rally to 1867 and
close at 1861. Lake Shore exceptionally
weak, going from 90 to 901l, rising per cent and
closing at 9Ozs. Central sold lower at 104K 1882
q 10SA. The extremes of Northwest common
were 81 Il 5S1, the close being per cent better.
Pacific Mail sold at Az 42I a 43h Union Pacific
went or from Is to 23, rallied to rs and closed at
24k. Harlem closed at 1881 49, Panama at
1l5H. c., G. and !. G. sold at 2s1 2SX. New Jer-
sey Central at 101K 1o1x. Ohio and Mississippi
showed the extremes of asH 37A, with close at
37X. Hannibal and st. Joseph sold at "a BAN q
aaX. st. Paul varied from AK to 40, with o close
at Ask.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.