New-York tribune., 1876-06-19
rhe shipments OF specie from San FrancIseo during

Gold Coin ...sl o1 300 silver Coin. 900
Gold lars -433 D silver Bars........ 1VO'l@o
The local money market at the close of the week
was amply supplied, as usual, and call loans went
over until next week at 2D2l2 per cent The best
mercantile paper sold at discount of ! to 8 per
cent. The following is the Clearinghouse state
ment to-day: Currency clearauces, SOL ,472, 90;
currency balances; S2,9J2,J0e; gold clearances,
So, ,66S 800: gold balances, $i4G,6e6; and the fol-
lowing were the clearauccs at the Ncw-lork Clear
inghouse for the week and the resulting balances:
Currency clearances $327,3Gl ,5i2; currency bal
ances, SIS, ,S47,3 ,331 gold cearances, S''l4O2'SoZ;
gold balances, $l,722.S52. The bank state
ment for the week ending to-day was favora-
BILE so far as placing the banks in a stronger
posjtion il taken into the consideration, for
there was large increase in legal tenders, show
ing the tendency of money to IN this dire con
The banks now hold in lawful money in excess of
the 25 per cent required by law $17,527 300 against
$l6OS1 ,-l75 last week, gain of $1,44C,42o. The
stacnatiou of the general city trade is evidenced i'll
the further curtailing Of loans The movement OF
the week is construed indicating low rates for the
future. The following is a comoarison of the aver
ages of the NewYork banks for the past two weeks:
Loan. IR9f 81
,aa7H S5o SS fS & g, - 5SS
2iOSSSS SsSSS1 2Ss S3sSoSSo $3.50 ESa Is GOO
The following shows the relation between the
total reserves of the banks and the total liabilities
sIsgoo Ine il ssssoo ig3S pee piSSsss
1SsSe IessI ic ds 5$oeSooo 5iSd 300 Inc iS o2oo
roia reserve. seo789IOJ sC9e7s, 100 Inc ss9Soo
"ess' Sss ns, Hs ttS, depsts 527o7G25 52l5o5oo
Excess OF reserve
al,ox lea re-
Loans y2ig,370,1Ob 2iGSG 100 Dec 2jO GOO
The cable advlces were generally otan unimportant
nature to-day London Consols being steady. and
ctr Erie Co ypu
steady at 12l2G pa. and Preferred at 10. The SUN
~ f22 600 bullion, went into the Bank of England
"on balancer to-day. There no quotation for
money In Frankfort the new u. T. Fves were
ouoted at IO2 Ia Paris, French o per cent Rentes
closed at 1880, exchange on London beng
fruer at 1928. Here the foreign exchange
market was dull. usual on steamer day'
but firmer at quotations given below lhe
basis of selling rates was 81 S7l2 TO the for 6o
days' bills and 81 S0i2 for three DAYS sight There
are good reason, for expecting an advance III stcr-
ling rates next week. The specie slllprent to-day
was SGs, 900 by the Perere and S361,oO0 by the
CITY of Richmond, of which @loOooo was god com
and S3s5 600 gold and silver bars. The gold mar
ket was lower, sales being alternately at llZi2~
l12os and transactions limited, the market not being
influenced by home cable advices. Loans cost na''
and for borrowing and l2 per cent per amman. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $1,000 in com
interest on the public debt and IS, 900 in rcdemp-
ton of called bonds bringing up the weekly totals
TO Sll5, 900 and Sill 900 respectively. Tue ini-
port entries OF foreign dry goods at the port oi Nov"
York for the week ending to-day were S|lS'j3i sthe
amount thrown upon the market footing mp
1884 246), and OF general merchandise to S5,O7o'-
800 making q total in gold coin valuation oi
50. .733. .733 The export clcaranccs OF domestic
produce for the week ending June IL were 10 ,he
currency valuation of SG.513,29G. The specie ship
neuts for the week amounted to Sl.OO4.3o6 oi
which S5l3, ,G45 was gold coin. The imports oi
spccie were $l08.39l. The days business at tine
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
Sl7, 1o7, 900; gold balances, $l.ll7,37l currency
balances, 81 .3G7 $500 The principal gold quota
tIOns were rs follows: 900
ioOulI2Ia II S0....l12as lO0...li2,a 23o'
l03g.II2ia i2UO...I!2E l:JO-..i ~ Soo. o...'ii-T
iISO.' 4 .2ss II 80 ...ll2ts 200 --.ll2H
The Treasury balances at the close Of business to-
day were: oooooo
Less coin certircaes...-.-..-. '"'~'' ~-''V'
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