The New York herald., 1873-11-26
per OF sll Ooo ooo failing o Of nearly q, ,ooo ooO

ber OF 81, l,000 000 falling OF OF nearly 1000 600
from the average monthly receipts which range
from $I4,oOo,0 600 to $l5,O0o,oo0. Commissioner
Douglass expects that the internal revenue
receipts for November will be $7oO0,000, or
$4,000 600 below the monthly average OF So 600 900.
II is reported but without confirmation, that the
President and Secretary Richardson viii recon-
mend that Congress make the s44, ,OO0, 900 part OF
the permanent circulation OF the country. AS the
whole theory OF the administration during the
pending crisis has been in favor OF contraction
rather than OF imitation, and thus far successful
resistance has been made TO imitation for any other
than purely governmental and absolutely neces-
sitous demands, the report should be taken cum
grdno sails, and only as one OF the canards that
may have been used TO influence the price OF stocks
EXPORTS.
The total exports Of produce for the week end
ing to-day amounted to s65S2,249 mixed values.
which is decrease OF 81, OBI 2oo from last week.
The exports for the corresponding period OF last
year were SIS, 1855, 736, and in 1871, $5,059 20s.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 90 for Republic, 120 for Park
100 for Importers and Traders and l25 for Shoe
and Leather. The latest bids are annexed New
York, 112h; Manhattan, lao; Merchants, l0l; Me-
cnanics', ll0; Union, 125; America, 1877 PhGnix
81; Fulton, 1856; Greenwich, 2o7h Gallatin Ma
tional, 120; State OF New York, los; Commerce. no.
American Exchange l00 Bank OF the Republic, 90; !;
Metropolitan, ll5; Market, 1lO; Corn Exchange
1l1h; Importers and Traders, $50; Central Ma
tional, 55; Fourth National "a; Ninth National. 90
Bankers and Brokers' Association, 75
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were dull Missouri skies sold at 81 y; do. Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph issue, at s5; and Tennessee
new, at ~. The latest bids e:-Missouri sixes
s7ls; do Hannibal and ST. Joseph issue. 81; do.
n1s; do. do new, ny; Virginia SKIES, new, S5;
do, consolidated, 40; do, deferred, 0; Georgia
sevens, new, 50; North Carolina skies, old, - !;
North Carolina Railroad Company coupons, 80; do
DO, ex-coupons, Is: South Carolina SKIES, u;
Texas tens, 1876, so.
RAILROAD BONDS
The transactions in this department continue
active, with prices well maintained and improving
from day to day, especially on roads OF unques-
toned soundness. We note sales as follows New
York Central skies, 1883, s.7s; Lake Shore con-
solidated, registered bonds, 91s4; Union Pacific
Railroad, first mortgage, 79H a 79A 79k
Union Pacific sevens, land grant, 7oi; Alton and
Terre Haute, first mortgage, 90 a 81; Michigan
Central sevens, 9s; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western second mortgage es; Chicago and Rock
Island and PacIic sevens, 102; Norris and Essex,
first mortgage, 1ul 1915 New Jersey Southern,
first mortgage, 40la; Cleveland and Pittsburg,
consolidated sinking fund, SO; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, fourth mortgage, IS; Ohio and Mississippi,
second mortgage, 70H . 70A 10: Chicago and
Northwestern, consolidated coupon gold bonds,
So; Columbus. Cincinnati and Indiana Central
first mortgage, 81 Slk; Hannibal and st.
Joseph eights convertible, 75; Milwaukee and st.
Paul, first mortgage, La Crosse division, IS; +;
Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw, first mortgage,
western division, 81; st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain, first mortgage. 9l st. Louis and Iron Noun
tain, second mortgage, 701s; Erie, first mortgage,
es; Union Pacific tens, income, 5s1s; Morris and
Essex, second mortgage, seI4; Central Pacific,
gold bonds. sl4 90. The following were the
bids as amended at the call =