New-York tribune., 1876-02-07
ruling quotation. Mercantile paper was qoted -

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''' ~ "'" GOLD PAPER.
poublenamed-
Prime ---..-..--.---...'-
Good ood.................- D9
Time loans were effected at low rates. Tho fol-
lowing the Clearinghouse statement to-day:
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The following were the clearings and resulting
balances at the New-York Clearing house for the
week.
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The bank return, while rcnecting continued ease
in monetary affairs, yet showed a loss OF $|oo'ooo
in net reserve. the banks now holding in lawful
money in excess of the 25 per cent required by law
$14 790, ,725 against 81 ,5O5, ,725 last week. The
payments of the February coin interest by the Treas
ury and the maturing Of of the 500 bond calls,
contributed to the increase in specie, the deposits
being ND largely and loans expanded nearly four
millions, indicating better business i'll legitimate
trade circles. The legal tenders were reduced nearly
seven millions There was little change In circula-
ton. Tho following table shows the condition OF
the New-York City banks at the dates undernen-
toned n,,...
5a 20 saedcso
$s$s5 B:sS:: sssss$
The following shows the relation between the
total reserves of the banks and the total liabilities
;9s4$s$S s: $s3sSs
Total reserve .*7O5Il.7oO s7o.s27.Ooo Inc. sii6soO
'sssl a., nsi ddpsits 55,Oo5 975 5el27,975
Excess reserve
Loans . 2GS zo7 900 2G6OG74OO Inc. 36So4oo
Cable advices report the London market quiet, as
usual on Saturday, British Consols ruling steady
and United States bonds firm but just shade easier
There was TO change in money IN the Stock EX-
CHANGE but il is below the minimum rate at the
Bank of England this institution reporting loss
to-day Of Ell GOO "on balances Ia Paris French
Rentcs are easier at G73J. There was nothing III the
foreign or domestic advices to-day TO aiiect gold
either one way or the other, and although the price
was lower in fact the lowest price OF the week,
1924, yet business was very restricted, ana
the chief sales were at 1928 this being
also the opening and closing price. The highest
price Of the week was 1874. On gold loans
the carrying rates were 2, 3, 2i2, and finally 3 per
per cent . the order quoted. There was the usual
steamer day lu,Aas5 in foreign exchange, and rates
were A. given below. The actual rates for business
were Ia ~ a cent lower The Assistant Treasurer
paid out during tho week 1870 900 in coin interest
ON the public debt chiefly February coupons, and
S2O2OOOO in redemption OF called hve-twent1es
inclusive of fl2i,00 and S323,O0O to-day re-
spec iyeiy. The import entries Of foreign dry goods
at the port o. NewYork for the week ending to-day
were So rs 3. .O20 t.ho amount thrown upon the mar
ket footing up 81 G33, 5Gsl, and of general mer-
chandlse to s i2Gs. .270 making total in gold coin
valuation of $6,75s,2 300. The export clear
ances Of domestic produce from the port for
the week ending Feb 1 were to the currency
90 NJ IL shi ~
of tho week amounted TO S3S7,746, prin-
cipally silver The imports of specie for the
week ending Yesterday $il2, of which $2l2
was gold coin. The days business at the Cod Tx
change Bank covered Gold cleared. $24, 900;
gold balances, $l275.472 currency balances,
~ .5299Js. The principal gold quotations were IS
follows
1000 ...Mc5, IlSo..Ii27 Iooo..,l9Zs 2So 3 llSSI,
IL. oo....iii2;s 1850 ...iii.ls a05 .....ii2ss
The day', business at the United States Sdb-Treas
ury comprised:
ool rcrcin... sinLls7 69 carv paymsnr' t5s3ess e
Cold ba.alce....4g .S5.',2l o. customs.. 10000 W
Cur receipts. l,0O6.t u
The balances in the treasury at the close of bus-
ness to-day were as follows:
sStei S;pos Of legal tenders for rcdemp.
ton OF cert ui, aes Of deposit .......-.. 4l4lnOo
fS.i,ai1e coin cert ica - Gis5a70J
Outstanding legal telier, Il2'5,lto
The Treasurer now holds 1861 ,033462 to secure
National bank circulation. aud S1S,G2l !, 800 TO Sc
cure public deposits
National Bank circulation outstanding. OF 90 ,o al, m
The resip,s troli in,eruaI revenue today
ror The month To date...'... l55seol 80
For The hsr year 10 dat' ooS55';t- ~
For thr nonth To date 2tf2,7ss 40
For the nsca year ............; s9436tSi 81
legal teng otcs for the week enAiHs t1usy IiI3G5 90
~ fractional currency ltzul -u' w
Receipts Of National bank notes forwarded for re-
deniption for the week ending to-day, compared
with the corresponding week of last year:
New-York ork...--.-.----.-.sL .sLSS92Do si59SOo0
Eoston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5u@ulV i'oolNVV
Philadelphia lo60o0 $4,000
,a5dic:. S,aegHaii sSo,o gSS $1,000 sSS
Totals. ................~eS,953.oOO s373lOOo
Receipts today, siS93I3
The closing quotatlous0f Of foreign exchange were
rs follows:
Prime BANKERS sterling bills so odsvs. scavs
London -. .............4 s5aa4 ss 40 et so9
Gooo and prime coml.+ 40 "a s5a sshst ~
Documentary conncrcIaL,......4 s3 al ~ s6hot a
ta PAR, t SitS@S ii =
ancs...............s pas i4%s 1925 !ls
Amsterdam tgiidersl. 40s1 40p t0%r t0'1
Hamburg uechsmarxl.......... s5Sf v5's s1tf s6r
Frankfort irccb-marKl. s3St soS tbh1 10"
Bremen treichsmarkb. 1859 sos s6ha so9
Bsrn Teioh-niarsl ...-........ e"@s sos po*o soS
Government bonds were active, and at the first
board prices Were decidedly lower but later became
firncr. The largest dealings were in coupon 5.20s
of 1867, which dropped to the lowest price of the
week. The next III point of interest were new 1865
and liyes Of 1881, coupon and registered. United
States currency advanced to 1854. We annex clos
ing street quotations.
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