New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-16
THE MONEY MARKET.

suNpAY Jan. 15-r N.
The value Of merchandise imported at New-fork
during the week ended yesterday was $lO.ooo'o%V,
an increase on the value of the same week or last
year of 81. 1850 100 On the other hand the value
of the merchandise exported from New-YorS for the
week ended last Tuesday January 10, which was
So 94O 1884, Ia 1892 1907 less than for that week OF
1881 Since January l. the value OF the imports Oh
merchandise shows an increase over last year Vi
So. 227 022, and the value of the merchandise eA-
ported shows decrease of SO, 203 249 total diher
ences against the port on merchandise account
S5,430,271. The imports of specie thus far thls
year are 81 ,029s15 smaller than for the same time
in 1881. and the exports Of specie are Soe'33z
smaller. In the following table the figures for the
exports of merchandise for eleven days in 1881
and ten days in 1882 but all the tother figures are
for two full weeks in each year
The following shows the imports ana
exports, other than of securities, at New-AorA
since January l. for 1881 and 1882:
IMPORTS; ur.ro0es.
Specie ........". i,294,i62 2e4.S47 Dec. lo2e,elo
Total Imports s1763l.69s sls.72s.o0j Inc sll9'SVf
EXPORTS.
5sSsss Dec Bee ~
Total exports sii glO25i ss,277,O7O Dec. ss2e9'si
the as s5ool447 slO4512ao Inc si4097ss
The bank statement issued yesterday reflects the
amount of reserves actually held at the close OF bus
mess Friday January g. in excess OF the amount re-
ported in the statement of January T. FOR that
week the sub-Treasury lost over $S,Oo0'OOO Rold'
but the bank averages for that week showed gam
of only SO, 700, 600. Last week the result OF the
Sub-Treasury operations was a loss Cgain TO the
banks) of 1882, TIA, gold, but the amount would
figure in the bank averages for only SoO5,ooH
The statement shows q gaia OF $o,Olo,ZOo'
specie Probably the amount OF specie
reported In yesterdays statement is about
81 900 900 less than the amount actually held.
There were considerable amounts OF funds received
from the interior and an average gain OF SS3o,oOo
legal tenders is reported the Sub-Treasury at the
same time making an actual gain of $3l6,197 cur
rency; but the reported gain of $7,002 200 IN de-
posits-Sl 800 900 greater than the amount OF gain
called for by the other changes-indcates that the
greater part of the receipts from the country was IN
National bank notes The expansion in loans, only
S443 600 was surprisingly small. The result "a
shown by the statement is an increase of $3,9356oO
In the amount of surplus reserve over that required
by the % per cent rule.
The following are the comparative totals of the
statements of January and January IA:
Loan. sls !'P ssi Ir3 Inc Paf51SsRs
TegaI.tenders l8678SO0 17,57i.S00 Inc $4,000
ncnoats 2gJ 500, 100 3O7 ,4O26 600 Inc. 100000
CircuIalon 49, 2O249,OOO 2Gl5S600 Dec. $1,000
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposit liabilities:
Jan. z Jan. Il. Changes.
snecie - s6l,6l4.O00 SOD, 500 200 Inc. $5,0l6,200
Legal-tenders.... lbbfS'SOO Ihof4oVO lhc' ooouVV
lreserye s7a19lS00 SS4 104 900 Inc. s5,9ll200
Reserve required .-o. -oo-oo-o =, o-x IN
against deposits 74,S15'lOO IoooUooo Inc LS'o'ooO
surplus .... s83l7,7OO s7.243,35O Inc. s9,93666O
The banks now hold in cash-specie and legal ten
ders-S2 955 400 more than the sum held year ago.
The loans now are S1G 68e, 700 greater than then.
and the deposits are $l5,025 800 greater, so that
the reserve required by the % per cent rule now is
S3. 756 $50 more than it was year ago. Hence the
surplus now is only $7,243350 against $S,054, 400
then, and the proportion of total reserve now is
27.35 against 27.75 per cent at the same date of
1881.
The following are the totals of the statements at
4I,oo limo dot nrpcAdinT