New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15
,,.., .o,soooo 10 22e. 800 l7.lStl00 |
LeSa-tenders w 0T5gOO 3l6.Sle.iOO |
Depostts----.- 23uazt ~ 4os 1S.596.9oO |
Circulation. 1922 * 5O7 500 93,O2l.sO0 |
Total 0l,yl4'Svns l4Sl7.2O0 |
Surplus reserve l0oVso.y ~ 967 |
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,,orov market. and call loans ruled easy at 2l2a4
nor cont all the week although there were tunes
rbon rates were higher. The bank statement
elbows that the volume of money is being reduced
and il will require only continuance lol 10"
weeks of even the small depletion shown by tue
last two statements to affect the money market
sar;opslv and n continuance of gold exports seems
"a be certain The estimates now made OF goid
shipments from this date TO July vary from
s35 600. 600 to $4,000, 900. but either amount
will be sufficient 10 create comparative
stringency During last week the Treas
ury at Washington paid on account OF
called bonds 81 s97 400 and there remains unpaid
Of the Tooth 10 the 10Th calls =, GOO On
next wednesday the l1Ith call for SJ.OOO,O00 will
mature. and on June the 112th call for
S15.OOO,OOO viii mature. The exports OF specie
for the week. principally gold CON- were
S3.G7j.1 During the week the Withdrawals OF
bonds held by the Treasury to secure National bank
notes were 81 OF 800 greater than the amount de-
posted in the Treasury for that purpose. Inc
amount Of lawful money held for the retirement OF
bank notes at the close Of business yesterday was
$4,000. 600 There has been little change III me
domestic exchanges. At the East, Newly DIX rules
steadily at discounts, while at the South ana west
the rates are favorable. The following are the
latest quotations at the places named savannah
lsd h premium; Charleston, par to Il premium
New Orleans, SlaS2 premium IT. LOUIS II
nrcrium: Chicago. so cents premium; Boston
33 Is cents discount The foreign exchanges ruled
firm all the week at full specie shipping points
Last week developed nothing new IN the CONNER
cial animation. aud there IS nothing to add to pre-
vions remarks upon the subject. The situation be-
fore was uufavorblc and the continuance OF I'M
seasonable weather and the occurrence OF storms III
the crop-grOwing sections winch nave cansed some
damage to crops that are growing and delayed the
planting of Others. have not improved matters.
The exports of cotton from all the American ports
last week were only 51.346 bales, against 610lI
bales for the preceding week and G497j
bales for the week OF asI year. Speculation III grain
made variable prices during the week, but there
was no export demand. The receipts AT the Western
points of accumulation again were smaller. ne
conditions OF the iron and coal trades nave not I'M
proved and sales of steel rails are reported a. low
a. II 10. deliverable during tour moninS. Prices
Tor coal reported lover where BIDS Tor cargoes
are made. The agreement for restriction OF oui-put
To three DAVIS "A week ended yesterday, but there l.
little question that the arrangement viii be re-
uewed. because stocks OF coal are accumuiathg ana
the demand Is light
The stock speculation last week was dull, and was
able to record only l3S6,9ss shares Tor the total
transactions. against 100000 shares for he pre-
ccdine week. There were, however, some interest
ing fluctuations and prices varied III some instances
as much as and per cent Opening the week
strong and later yielding there was atterward "A
onpnld and partial recovery which, at the end lett
closing figures a week ago. The only prominent
stocks that show any important gains Tor the week
are lineage and NOrthWcs. ern and Michigan Cen
traI shares Values were unaffected by anything
more important than what was seen IN the dealings.
A leader was wanted, but none appeared who seemed
~ Le ami. tlous of any thing more than could be
reaped from the sOwugs of the same day. There
were a few rumols regarding new combinations and
new alliances of railroads bat they were generally
of m absurd charac ler, and were 80 clearly intended
10 help he speculative positions OF certain stocks,
that they attracted little attention for IN
stance. the report thlt Mr. Gowcn will
submit 10 Mr. Vanderbilt proposition which
be has received lOI the sale OF 93O.O0OOOO
of EcaGlug', new per cent cOusOls at % q -. OF
tie report Tie Commercial and Financial Chronicle
ren.aras: IL Alr. GOveu has such proposition.
be has Ia boys language, very big thing and he
had better cultivate H." There also WAS some talk
OF the next crops which at the STOCK Exchange ana
ttroulb The go,sips' are viewed only with green
,u,,tacrs someone recently has sand hat he j. he
b.st Judge of the growing crops who reports their
daily condition and leaves 20 others the predlc
Of vi hat they Will be.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.