, 1875-11-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Strongest Demand for Loans Ia
That from tho Country.
The Loan MARKET Com1ortable-..D Dnsinsss
Qufct... Retailers Complaining.
The Prodnco Markets Very Norvous-drain
Active and Haavy.
Wheat and Corn Wenk---Provisions
Relatively Steady.

Wheat and Corn Wenk---Provt9ions
Relatively Steady.
FINANCIAL
Tho main features Of loeat hntaees reEnAsn tho |
same - last week. Tho loan market II in condition
OF cotnfort There abundance Of re*ouroes Tor III
1egimats demands, bnt not any burdenaons surplus
The ooun,rr btnts havs renewed mose af tho ptpcr
tna, has fallen 0,e th.s month"; and ters hns btsn
bls demand frJ tho sarle sourcea for nofs
Accommodations. TAia shows ftself man1y In apptta-
tons for rcdatoun.s and currency. large raft,
rrobably rho mos this nopoy ID tho to feed stock
That II s.ng held back from thia market. There
general movement among the farmers 10 hold back
shce grain. To do thts does not require Tho Use of
larRnr amount Of money ttAn nsua' but n,akeA 1t
necessary 10 ho morn Of II In the country. Tho re-
tmtion Of unuaal proportion In Tho country Of Tho
money sent there il an important element In our
present financial situation,
Tho mercantile demand for loans u not hrAvy. The
Retailers are aui uttsring s complaints that have bo
como chronic IN the last two years. The supply Of
good commercial paper Is not large could bo sb-
porbcd by tho bankF hero.
Iatcs At dtacons IN rer cent at tho banks, to
regular customers. There outslle independent
borrowers 10 apaak Of, hit II thers wcrc any they
could cas1y Rct ahorLtme oans At concessions u or
, rer cent from tho above rates.
On tho atreos everything Ia very dull. Bates are GO
ls pes ctnt.
Tbs orders from tho country for currency continue
moderate Ia amount.
Now York exchange vas sold betvedn banks at bo9
TIC discount for $l,oo.
Tho ctearingB wcro $i,oo0, 900.
TIE TROUBLE AMONG THE SEw Yonk SAVINGS
nASkl.
The smaller savings bauks In New York have leen
.si,S go. ~ -. ~, y,rk ,,.,nra h.nts
Avenus Savings b1pk foaf Now 1osk savings oau.A
nFe now IN the hahds OF hee1sefs security, .no
Musaa henen1' 1he censa @ fss., ~, 'us
sn1crt' and builders. 1ne &c" .o!k @ ne'a'a a''e'
currency 70 lne 1uo.ot 'na' ''p'' ''H', VI .Ap D-
department. ap"ut .o e'aso ~ e'anI =, ~" .noiu
inete ID no Rsnefai aAs" ~ NV ~. 's .'eot'
" nene o. Lne 'ashtE aA"A" a"' 1.t Dse4 ~
neHea. 1no couuas .. .ao NIW .osH p'rs.o NJ.
are tntl o, 'ao nl's' nnrr'ss". u!ss,oes.. ."P
oeleats OF the tcn'sAi fAtk Aanh' ~ pfaes "aeh
Gooa showing. ~efo ~ 'ne Aseit y! p"tne AZ 'He's
GIVE eureka ~ eue ARetess.oo "a *"o'" 1*io4e 'AA't
fhelr Quarterly reports. Aes Inc Fepor' SeFe 1nauo
toe aepos'S "eFe "'tuuts"n' tno .fus'ees , :" NV
bang began Inc ostet'on o. an ele8su' o1o"u-Atoho
building, although they had but *se osa denofta ona
ol tho 1rusteea TOOK the cehsaes 10 naia tAe esA1
and another 10 paint II. Iho dopost4 arc al gone
tho building stanla incomplete, aud IA 'noftgaget to
the Trustees Tor <4o'0oo. tona Credit Moolhcf
further got In tho Mutual Deneht Savings nans There
IL a denclency Of at least s21oo0 In lie Security
Savings Bank the deficiency reaches f93,oo The
Trustees Of these tuattutions hAyh beon compelled 10
gvo bonds to protect tho depositots.
Tho most unpleasant fe1sire connected with these
failures Ia the fact that tho bssss Superintendent OF Tho
Bank Department u roceut1y u Oct T. cosldcd ehat
tho aaunfaetnrers' aud uudes' Bank Ind $3.50 ooo Of
assets beyond Its uAb!fislea II no1 susns cut to 10
sbout $50 900 Short The Ht7ah publishes tho eeftif
ieata Of Superintendent EllA In lul II Ia accom-"
panied with all fho Official traprngs Of feals and dep
osltcns and must haze looked to the ucpoaitofs-pc
Ioru whom It was Of cpusao kept IN EnAsntA-
rent Qtlt fFAU1-A4 tEC8 a Gospel Tho con.