New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-06
Specie. ......... 33S23800 0G,691,70O eoo,..
Jegal-tenders.. 23.4S8gO0 11.9s9GOO IS3iSyM
Deposits ....... 23l,927700 3077967OO 900 edaasSsX
Circulation go 22,3flb00 1891, 800 9n9e9osScX
Total reserve. b7,3l0700 1851. 300 ri CIV
Surplus '67l,225 l,732.l2j Ti6ysM
Pet OfTeserve NSo 1886 eyy3

deposits 49,. 23l92770C 3917967Q0 2o2osaSH
TsS q $ $:::;Ss S7 3iSs ' sSsS
Deficit
The local money market worked close DURING a..
early part of the week, and on two days Ga I'd NO
cent were common rate for call loans with eSo sr
tons at la 10 per cent The payment OF the ~
vember interest eased the situation so that l. ro'
and particularly yesterday. money was obtajnahy
at In per cent. I'm view OF tho large expansna9
ment and the fact that the loans were 10
drawn against for shipments to the inte,, uos
az is shown by the small reported iaai,
in cash the high rates which ruled for dav or t
were surprising. Exclusive OF the 5000 800 rece,.d
for New Orleans exchange. the payments M ~
SubIreasury exceededed its receipts for the Wsst'
exchanges on New-York Huctuated slightly In ,hcc
discounts, but only at the South the rates sna
ccntly against us TO move currency The foreirr
exchanges were unsettled by the high rates n,
money, and quotations were Oft about cent ner o
Later The market was frmer. but there is opIv
moderate amount OF business doing. As heretofors
when the foreign exchanges have weakened from
any cause, there was renewed talk of early goT
Imp0rtatiOns but IL is well TO remember that tber.
are cents 10 The difference between the zold-ev
porting and gold-mporting points in exchange.
There Is II tie change in the general Commercial
situation. Al the Vest the movement OF grain
both III receipts ard shipments Eastward has nee,
freer than be ORE yet for the OF the year and
the large crop of wheat said TO have been raised ina
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during the week was variable and at the elOss
ChIcdgO prices Ion wheat were about | cent lowe,
than week ago and for corn about ] cent higher
In Great Britain and on the Continent prices for
wheat have declined more than they have with ia
Iho cotton movements continue 10 make lavOrabls
comparisons with last years movements: The re-
ccptS last week were 256.623 bales, against
225,2S5 bales fOr the week OF 1881, and since SEN
temner /, this year, the receipts haye been
LAB, 666 bales, against 1,424,O4O bales for The
same period OF last year. lhe exports last week
were 100, S52 bales, against lI3,Zl3 Daes Tor tho
week 81 1851, and since September ] nave been
729.277 bales tins year, against o4203l bales las.
year.
there was little in the Stock Exchange market,
last week when calls for extended comment The
Government Department was very dull and the
final bids show declines from those week ago u
Is per cent iOI the IS aud Is and OF y Tor the 3s.
In ate bonds little VAS done outside OF the len.
ues,ec Issues, and only moderate amount Of busi-
Hess was done IN them and at steady ngufeS lhe
stock speculation was dun all the way out and
the weeks business records only 1858, III shares
against 2.165, 800 shares for the preceding week,
ana ZiO9, ~ shares Tor the week preceding that.
Nevertheless there were some sharp fluctuations IN
prices, which were pleasing to those operators who
weT. on the TighJ side OF them. he only SPECIAL
mcIient the week that did AFFECT the speculation
and only affected the tcesraphs, was the proposed
trusteeship for penod OF 1--we years OF majority
OF the Mutual Union IelegrapWs stock. Il he Oyjucu
of the tru,teeship Is 10 place the company beyond
the possibility OF its beng purchased Oy the Vest
ern Union Company. That movement was the oc-
casIOn of a bIean in the price of Western Union
stock which here Oi0Te has remained comp Jrauyely
steady without regard to the fluctuations OF other
socks The remainder OF the narke, see-Sawed,
oeug strong one day and weak the
mex day. Nnila there was a good deal OF pulling
and haunng at cross purposes between some of tue
large operators, there seemed To he me nod 10 the
unanImty Ot encouragement gwen 10 the prevail
ing Idea with majority of trader>, that following
the election there VIII be sharp advance IN prices
Al all event-, that idea was the pivot upon which
much Ol last weeks manipulatIOns turned. Yesler.
days market established material advances upon
the prices of Friday, but 1t Will be found that with
few exceptOns-sOlhe up and some dOwr-the final
changes from week ago are insignificant.
WEEKLY RANGEOF PRICES.