The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31
The following table shows the opening highes
ADVANCE AND DECLINI

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The closing quotations to-day compared with
those Of yesterday show the following changes:-
ADvANcB.-Atantic and Pacific preferred. x;
Delaware and Lackawanna, q Hannibal and ST.
Mississippi Vi Pacific hail, 4; Wabash, n Union
DxCLINE.-Lake Shore, 4.
The stocks that remained steady were New York
Central, O., @. and l. c., Erie, Harlem, Panama,
Quicksilver. Rock Island, ST. Paul. Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, Canton and Northwestern pre-.
TERED.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows a reduction In sur.
Plus reserve Of 81, 534, 700 the banks now holding
SIS, o94 4OO lawful money above legal requirement.
against SIS, $50 100 last week. The loss in
was caused by the falling OF in specie, the legal
tender average having risen 81 O31 600. The fol-
lowing IL comparison Of the averages OF the past
Jan. %. Jan. 30 Differences.
Loans 1884, 32s 500 1886, 49, 500 Inc. ST. 1874 800
Legal tend's e,ssoeoo 57,ssi,sO Inc. iosi, 600
Deposits. 237, LAG, 500 1885, 191.2O0 Dec. 955, 600
Circulation. 24,153500 $3.50 500 Dec. $751; 700
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liablties:-
Jan. 90. Jan. 80. Differences.
Legal tends SOS GOO 57,s6l,6oO Inc. lO3l, 200
Tot reserve s77,sl5 500 s75O422O Dec S. 77a, 600
Reserve re-
dsposits. ss,2ss.7o 5s,o47,s -
Exc's OF re-
serve ably
quircments 1888, 100 1894, 400 Dec. 1854, 700
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late London cable advices report that the
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF
England on balance to-day is f91,oO0. Paris
Yentss, 62E csc. COnsos, for money! OK Q 92X;
for the account, s2X s2X. Erie. preferred, As.
United States bonds, 1865, old. los; lS67's los;
ten-forties, 104%.
opened at 1l2T, but advanced to 1laA4 and closed
at i1sh. The rates paid for carrying we're 2, 1H
and per cent. The undertone In favor OF higher
prices Is well established. Ali concurrent facts
appear to favor an upward movement and 1t Is
doubtless knowledge OF these that gives conf.
dence to those who are buying with view to
rise 10 the near future.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges. ................$6 $685. lie, 500
currency oalances.... 3,0l6,10
Gold exchanges. ..................... 4936,042
wsExLY CLEARING HOUSE srArEMEs1. -'''''
currency exchanges. $436, $50, 082
Currency balances. ................. 19,371,S71
Gold exchanges. ...................... As, 436,580
Gol0 DalanceS.. ....................... o,o0l.0l1
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
LOU oaiances. $i'oo4 Sl5
currency Oalances. ,o3t lIb
dross Cearances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o2,326, 600
The specie shipment to-day was only s75,65s.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loans orered at tx and per
cent Commercial paper is without change
Foreign exchange was quiet but arm. Prime
nominal rates, As7 As9h; selling rates, IS6% q
ASok. and $50 AssA. Continental firm. Reich.
marks. s6K and 9oA. Cables, 81. Prime Paris,
5.l3x and 5.lOh.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts from customs to-day were $25S, 900.
Internal revenue receipts to-day. $1,000 The
Treasury operations for the week at the New York
once included the disbursement Of $4,000 600 gold
for interest, $574o00 IN redemption OF fve twenty
bonds and the receipt OF s1,s7o,oOo for customs.
The Treasury holds $685., 100000 in bonds to secure
the national bank circulation and SIC, 50O, 600 to
secure public deposits. National bank circula ton
outstanding, $347 zoo, o0o OF which $780, 900 are
gold notes. Total internal revenue receipts for
the month, $1,000. 0oo National bank notes re-
ceived for redemption to-day, s67o,Oo0. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on