New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-04

some s. 400 600 short of the amount o. sPf the
htkf s,re4rs IN the statement The result "l 20
W'''T 49, - currency movements was los oI
go 5e- Int as Fl - 900 OF les currency pawn +Lc
was III MI gained from the sub Ireasur, 500
--,,9cv The average of the conir5o1'"n ~,
Soans Is S33S71 100 and the IepoI,.u ~ mn,
~ IS 9q- 800 m deposits IS Hu"u, fon,-,.s
" F5',,..s. which the other chahEcs
call on As per statement the resui'c U nv i,vfrl
movement are a net loss OF - cont re-
,,e, an a deGcif from the rule OF - per ceh' r.
~. of : 1876 O.5 against surplus week az -.
81 1Sl O2J A compared win tle stlir".el. va
serve now 20 $40 per cent Is specie ana - ~
~ cont Is legal tenders. against ~ 3-lV per IN
spccie and Is 40 per cent legal tenders Oh sep
'e. f. laint are the comparative totals Of the
statement, of AUGUST 20 and september :;
Aggzs,9 e 500 .as sept I5 90 Doc d 55
Lea 81 if54oO 54.24le0o Dec. $685.
L'eoeF' s 232i s55 5s&55'o BI@s o257 500
crcu.aion... Is2J9lOO ls2s-.IV no. 80,
The following shows the relation oe'wo'N wv
total reserve AM tne total deposit -.
sp. A9i .f5 Ess 'i'33 5 3sS
IT,, ,..orvo s-gg45s05 s77-os-,soo Dec s2s6l'5oo
H ssHs, ' iS5ts 7s277' 7722ss25 Dec l742o
pencil Sa5!ae'''-' '-'''-''-' '''.'- .,.,..,-,...
qy,e banks now hold IN casb-specie and leea-Ieu-
de-s--N-a 4 30 more than the sun heid a wear 90
The loans now are 7fotGtVI o rs '"'' s, 1T
and The deposits are Q68739oo ieSs 80 '-',.
o. r..crve required hy the - per cent RUE hV" -
S1743475 less than II was wear t-"' 49,; ,,it
'.-erve now is Slj6.O25 u"rclt, against
u ttif - - OgO 90 them and the proportion OF
+ofal reserve now is &49"5. against 2+.oa per coN'
al the "a , . are the totals Of the statements
At the corresponding date Tor preceding years AL
Nd 3l.-u
ffssaes soo o. 800 sb s2t54SSS s Iss..SSS
;5 1s.s4v.. T sssa7oo 75sleoo 75S S5
{15Pi 5 T-.sTys $3.50 s5.S '0 35oS 4Ss
VII. the local money market last week ru Ell
casy AZ rates averaging tute higher nan the rates
for tie preceding week, there were suiilcle.'iS IN
creased demand and diminished supply 10 si'o
,,r, uniformity 10 the market and less opportuny
80 make he wIde fluctuations III RACES MHIcn Dc
Ton had been 80 notable feature. what tue
Ioi of he immedia future mas to meet are the
,lsi II NOT greater demands for 1unds 10 move me
gram and cotton crops that OF cotton ls ABOUT Two
SIS a.e this year smaller EXTRAORDINARY pay
,nenis bv the treasury than were maue year ae9'
and an absence OF 922.OOOOJO OF RoId.
Paf4s for call loans during the "eoA
- ,retrv steady n JQU per cent On pieuSo OI
fhe II ia stock Exchange conateIal>-Ia,es ~
or hi gher than those named DcihR gAcop'lOn"i
and AT per cent On Governments Iesl coHnoL-
81 uau.T masses At 6G1 per cent. Domestic eA-
changes generally were unchanged during ne WccA'
f-CB
feature of III fore exchange in4rhcl - tAu ca
Inru-v bv bankers for commercial Dl.ls, ana JuaI
els III exc Is absorbed even III advance o. I1s
DRAWING. at rate, much closer tu@H u'uH! " -
for bankers bl IS. Inc business ~ Jam
ers' bills was small Dll ,a'0' MONT, ~
trm al about the specie sAipplA8 pV4nts'
Arv occurrence that should create "A demand 10Y
SIM bills would preclpitate an eXpOTi OF eoIq: we
owe the money! ana tnaJ on can. IethaPs ~ nay
NOT be- called lor. and time may enable the usual
Iov,.l emf If crops hquIdate the UeD', Out Il Is
well not 10 ignore The true situation ~ mo-
Dgri . last week al the sDeouatl0ns IN the pro
ducts OF the suffered further sharp ana decisive
rever.. is Otton was weak and lower on Det,'T &C.
couuts of the growing crop, now estimated at near
GOOO.OOO bales, anu prospects oI only d noqeI"ac
o,n,.,a from abroad. ! ne European stocks al
date are 81 800 bales against l,Izt,VOO OaIe9
A. "A ne date ID ISL, oJO,Z0l DaIes IL 1851 an.
C33 7O4 bales IL 1879, While the quantity anoat
for Europe now is $4,000 bales Inalan, 13'OOo
bales Egyptian, BRAZILIAN ETC. ana +o,OV0 ~ 80
American; r0tai -"J.ooJ Diits, against o'-,ooV
bales al sdlAe time, 1901 --9,pOO pdIes i" 90
am 81 OUO b44cs IA 1o'J Hence, IL Is
seen ta4t the quantity on Adhd ia hulopo
and bOMt 10 European poIto - no. IN
usually small. Grain ruled lower ali lie Weeh'
bat tie Greatest decline Wus III corn, NlleI a. IN
cagO closed from ) 4 cents lower log September ~
& cents lower for May, than month ago Hea.
finally Is oil from 10 Y cents ana oats are rom
10 10 cents lower. The receipts al tue NtstcI-
mont. of ac Emulation We're fairly large pilucu-
larry O, oats, ana there was Ia4I "a OF
movement OF wheat. "ut I'D comparison Wal"
tho movement o. year ago 10 needs to De Ie.eA-
beIcd f.at an citing IAt pdltlicr o. u""O 'A'
movements require 10 be ABOUT 20 per cent greater
L. eoua that OF year agO, because OF thc ulHcIoHcc
IL tie prices. Inc IRON markets are extremely
Cull III all Their branches ana tic slIua- /
non !, not what IeW weeks ago II
wa. ,yp.cted that j. would bee. There an ease |
1nrut ~ prices without change IA Qu0tauo1sj /
sico Rails uOmiua.ll are held c40 ~ W tHe |
autAia ir- coal market ! he L"g'Htelng G"G A1t"g
Joara0l says:
Alta.u. usually The as week OF he month the time
preceding ,u- Ieut OF H. " circular rate Is the
L rN,sl cannot cal Oat. except Do lt" INSTANCES
49, i' bee llv unu,ua activity. Wnie Do is con-
all b
pr.ytI.t time nj ar OF, Ia rc d, uo dJuut tAat
he uas Decu uo important change just now. |
Il i- expected that TIE Improvement not,d "II /
last uA end OF ~D' emOer or tAe beginning 4
Of December when, 10 ls feared nravy pr.r /
ductou wi weigh on ~ ces. TIE companies nave ad
vance. t-cr circulars. t-e Philadelphia and Reading
incre--- hard vino -L ess ~ ct- a1a 5'GFg an"
Outu - being put a. - 80 Tor e-x "a 80 Tor stove
AMI - 0, for Chestnut; w4.e the Delaware aud HAd
eOn d.. 4-- L.ckaa anna lump - Ij. egs - As ana
s'F, - Co. Ia tAe open market however cOal ID seil
fl-I- a4y ba-is al August r;i,c5 There Is no
tut Alic Us -l4 considerable cheap cOal ID te
cl.lo, II better ns.rc-.
The genera. mercantile trade of the city has EN-
tered IL jou It's autumn season with d Eur degree Of
activity. a-d there i'd, been a good movement of
dry g,O.s groceries, &C., but uOt ~ unusual pro-
buying vItA more than usua. III. rtt and express
gT,a. confidence I'D tAc season business because Oh
the diversified crops Oh cereals winch that part OIL
IL, country has produced thIs year.
i lac movements a. the stock Exchange dining !
lac, Wees require hule more than passing notice. |
Government bond, were Oul4 all The way out and !
The bca Tor tie continued D. are = ana Tor the ~
J.. lower than week ago. The continued
q. having been al called IL, are
10 longer quoted. r. state bones
very lltte wa, done except ia Ieuucssecs; the s.
luc.uaIcd between % and JJl2, closing the wesa
al Tie cher figure. ana tie ueW coIuyrou4se bonds
sold at o. u ~ s.. anu closed 81 DId. The share
Inaraet ruled uuI and tine speculation, which wds
local. was dosultory and without point. Prices.
how. vet. generally higher than tn,y weTe "a
week ago. but TIE closing usuIes are not me best OF
tile week, and d. some Instances are near 10 the
lowest. Prominent IA the dealings were tie
Shares OF Il. Pau aud Omaha, 81. Paul. Delaware,
I ocI. "a. NINA aid Ar~feru Denver and Eio