The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-18
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

during the week endlng to-day the Treasurer OF
the United States has received from the printing
division $647.200; the amount shipped during the
same period 81 $685. 500 in notes, and $3.50 400
in fractional currency. The Treasurer holds In
trust for national banks $780, 900 to secure cir
cuating notes, and SIG $780, 100 to secure deposits
OF public moneys. The national bank currency
outstanding to-day is $348, 525,547. The fol-
lowing are the customs receipts for
the week ending January 1O:-New York,
$29o3,575; Philadelphia, $l17,4s1 Baltimore,
SOL, 1857; Boston, $327, OH; New Orleans 500. $3.50.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$685. 7S9; for the month, &c. 537; for the fiscal
year, $53,555,o11. The outstanding legal tenders
are $685. 675 49, decrease $304O 85 since yesterday
The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were:-Currency, $350o00O; coin, $s5. 500 600;
certificates, $45, 100000. The Treasury operations
for the week at the New York ONCE included the
disbursement OF S. 0ee5oo on account OF interest,
$1,576.OOO IN redemption OF nve-twenty bonds and
the receipt Of 81, 6l9, 900 for customs.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is 100000. Erie Railway
shares, 45a< 49, Paris dispatches quote rentes at
5sf. 37Hc. In Frankfort, United States nve-twenty
bonds, 97t for the issue Of 1862 The following are
Amsterdam prices :-Cenrral Pacific first mortgage
bonds, S3H; Union Pacific first mortgage BONDS,
AK; Union Pacific stock, 80; Northwest pre-
ferred, e3z; st. Paul preferred, 6ax Erie shares,
43H. The following are late London quotations: -
Consols for money, 92s % 3-le; consos for &C
count, 92z q 90 5-le; fve-twenty bonds Of 1866,
Old, 10SH 1855; fve-twenty bonds Of 1867, 1Osh
1887; ten-forty bonds, 1861 q 1861; new lves,
1929; Erie Railway shares 45% ASK; New York
Central shares, 96H.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong. az iollows:-
United States skies, 1881, registered, 116Z III;
do, do. coupon, 117T lis; do. fve-twenties,
registered, 113& ia; d. 1862, coupon, 1881
ia; do. 1884. registered, 115Z; do, do. coupon,
1852; do 1861, registered, 115A; do. do, coupon,
ICY 1T; do, do, new, registered, 1l5X; do,
1866, coupon, new, 1l5N 1l6H; do, 1867, regis
tered, 115A 115I do. do. coupon, l17h 117H;
do, 1885, coupon, l16 III do. ten-iorties, regis
tered, 112& 112X; do. coupon, 113k ia; do
aves, 1881, coupon, 1928 1924; do six per cent
Pacific Railroad, 114X 1l4X.
THE STOCK MARKET
to-day was not encouraging. The principal deal.
ings were in Lake Shore. New York Central. West
ern Union Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, Wabash,
Ohios, Rock Island and Northwestern. Decline
resulted from the short sales Of Lake Shore and
various reports concerning change in its presi-
dency; but these could not be fixed. The latest
and best substantiated rumors were that CommO-
dare Vanderbilt still retains his position as Presi-
dent, with Mr.. Amasa Stone as Manager. The
weakness OF the stock seems to be due to the re-
port OF the company, which shows little or no
earnings and an inability to do more than to meet
its expenses While western railroad cars run
empty from east to west for months
in succession, fine writing and artistic
figures avail little in making price for their stock
We note the following as the range OF tO-day's
figures western Union declined from Tx to 75%;
Pacific Mail dropped from AZ to 4o5a, closing at
40X; c., g. and l. G. was steady at 31X; Union
Pacific sold at s3h 3sx 34s s3x; Erie at SO q
4sk; New York Central at 1887 q 1929; Panama
at Il4k us; Northwest common declined from
coz to 60; the preferred also moved down from 72H
to To- st. Paul ranged from 4sk to AK. but closed
at 4sx; Wabash declined from SAX to 53H 53x;
Ohios from BAN to 33x; MaripOsa moved to llh;
Delaware, Lackawanna ana western was steady at
1O1.
THR HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest
loua ricaa n II