New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-18
The following shows the relltlOa between the
total reserve aud the total deposit liabilities:

Compared with that of the corresponding date OF
1879 the present statement shows Loans increased.
S4S 3O6 400 specie increased, $i0.9eO.7OO: legal
tender, decreased, $40 062 700; deposits increased
500. 7G1 600; circulation decreased S4,G575OO.
Thetoa reserve $3.50. 49, 300 now Is 2G.57 per cent
of the total deposits, against 26.43 last week and
% 30 for October Is. 1879.
Money ruled easy all the week at about pig per
cent for call loans except that on one day there
was furry up TO per cent, aud on the last day OF
the week rates were frls at per cent. Time loans
rule at 4G5 per cent and AL commercial paper
passes al 5G5l2 per cent The rates for foreign ex
change we're harder. and quotations were advanced
twice during the week. but the second advance
checked business and ii was hardly sustained. EX-
cept at Boston. where the rate has advanced to par,
the domestic exchanges Oh New-York were without
any material changes.
AT te Stock Exchange the week opened with duh
markets but prices early developed undertoue
of strength, which was increased bV the Republican
demonstration IN thus city Monday night, and was
converted into a great boom by the results OF
the Indiana and Ohio elections Government bonds
were more active, ami the deal ngs at the Boards
the week amounted to 81 ,575 300 against 1917 400
for the preceding week. Tuesday night
the bids for the 4l2s and d
lOsls and 1O7ls respectively. Wednesday they
rose 10 1925 and 1888, and later to HOP and
1921 respectively Tie final changes in The bids
from a week ago are as follOw. Advance g. and
5s each d. 4l2s 2ll and IL 23s per cent Wcdnes-
dav the Treasury made the usual weekly purchase
OF 50. SOC. 600 of G and per cents There was not
much dong in State bonds southern issues about
steady with little improvement In the prices OF
the tennessee issues from the extreme depression
4bat followed the defeat OF the bondholders ATTEMPT
to establish a lien upon the railroads. Railroad
boud, were active and strong, aud for some issues
remarkable advances were mado notable among
which re, Rome. WatertOwn and Ogdensburg first
consos UP IA per cent Erie second cOusols 4l2s and
funded 5 6, Missouri, Kansa sand Texas irst consols
8 and seconds 4as. Lehigh aud Wikesbarrc oonSols
2. Canada Southern Glsts ia. OHIO Central frSls .
and incomes 2l4, Indiana, Bloomington and West
ern incomes 8. and Peoria, ID -cstur and Evansville
incomes J12 per cent Other issues also we're higher
including the first. class bonds which before were
commanding figures mat return incomes 0. only
and . per cent.
But II was the stock market which felt the greatest
effect of the elections. From business Monday
and Tuesday that amounted only 10 121 500 and
1875 700 shares, there was jump Wed csday
30 recorded transactions Of $4,000 shares.
white tie actual business probably
exceeded 100000 shares. Since then tie
daily business has been smaller, but with
few exceptions the prices have steadily
improved. A lew EXAMPLES VIII serve to show the
effect OF the elections Since Tuesday night Lake
Shore has risen Ion 1882 10 11i34 Michigan Cen
tra from 0sas 10 lOJl2. FIRE. IRON 40l4 10 Ala,
Northwest FROM 40 To l144 and preferred from
100 to 1892 81. Paul from 1884 TO
OSs4, Canada Southern from 80 1863, Hannibal
and 81 Joseph from 1855 To 4l3s Wabash from
$685. 10 40, St Louis and Iron Mountain from 49ls
10 3d. Western Union from 1885 10 104l2 Delaware
Lackawanna aud Western from 91l2 81 Gale. aud
Central of New-Jersey from TAI 10 77l2. The |
stocks named Ouly examples Of the movement |
which extended 10 greater or less degree through
out the list. While is that ia all the
extrome figures named not fully sustained, the
reactions generally were unlmportant, and the week