New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-24
he following are the totals of the statements at
ding date for precedlng years !:

The local money market was extremely easy all
the week through. and only on enc day, and that
for few MINUTES did the rate tor call loans at the
Stock Exchange go rs high as per cent; sal pei
cent were the prevailing rates. with frequent exoep-
tions at 2l2 per cent On Government bonds money
is abundant at 2d3 per cent. 1t Is worthy oil
notice, however that last week The WIFI
drawal of bonds held by the Treasury fos
security of bank note circulation exceeded inc
amount deposited By the sum Of SGO7,OOO, ana
that since January l, 1882. the amount OF bondss 50
ple6ped has been reduced from $31 ,092, lOO "
S367 154. 100 Among the domestic exchanges tho
70, hos continued to make drafts Oh New-York,
but at all other commercial points the rates arc
| favorable to New-York The latest quotations az
| the places named are follows: Savannah $50
8, premium; Charleston, isG 4 premium; Ne"'
o,,aans commercial 25a5O cents, bank 80 pre-
mimi ST. Louis. 81 premium; Chicago 20 cents
nro,,nm: Boston, 40G30 cents discount. The
fareior exchanges were steady at just shade he
low the specie shipping point, but yesterday, al
though an OIL day. the market was irmer and what
hrsiu.ss was done was at higher rates than hereto
fore For actual business we quote as follows
ponlscrs' hills. ~ sG3, and 81 S3l2 for long and
sbo,+ sterling respectively; 5.lSas and 5l54 Tor
soucs % and 9JSt for reichnarEs; ana 4Ois ana
4Ol2 for guIlders.
Last week developed little in commercial affairs
that is of special interest There were The usuai nuc-
tuotions in the speculations III products. bosn
wheat and corn made material advances early III 'h'
,veeI. and wheat closed higher than week 'so'
but corn suffered sharp reaction from tue pe'' uo
ures after a large covering OF short cohus0"'
and on better receipts at the western po'h's VI y"
,,,.,,rlotion There was a small increased move
ro,,t N exports. one steamer oieringto take gram
r nj charge 10 Eur pc, but that almos; ceased Vo'
| So the and of the week The visible supply, now
avon !. steadilg being reduced. For the wees
ended Apri 49, the visible supplies eaS. y, "
| Do.lv Maintains we're reduced rs follows: "p'"
| I23 900 bushels and the total was oniy I'-o0
bushels AGAINST 20, 100000 bushels al inis ""' -.
1881: corn was reduced 10000 Dnsieis' %n" "a
total was only S.l26, 300 bushels against lo'''0't
| fn.b.is IN 1881; of oats there an increase "a
90 900 bushels for the week, nut me 'V'',
onlv .775. 600 bushels against 5,05ooOO ouSne
,n.t ve,r Higher prices were established ala
,n.intaped for hog products and that 10 the ia''
ill.,, so,lo,y;ng comparative summary OF sgSresa"
expor from November 1. 1851 10 April 10. -
ro,s a..... . 3sssl s53 sioe ,et; ssGs::S
sy 20 ?Y557s 5Ssiiii iS3scS4io Sl6.So9
m..., los.4sss95 e5o7sGlsz a5i.sss'.'
ma movements of grain eastward from the "sSs ~,
orr, lake ports Las, week about the same -
,,,,o,ne,s for the same week of 1881, but inc 'A
,osseI. took the bulk Of it at rates ranging no''
~ : cents by lake and canal to Ne"-ioiA. a,,.
! mo ejaculation in cotton for future delivery aud
ING sp0 noSt week was comparatively duli. ai. ~
,r s for the first half of the week had WIN the
tendency The decline was III synpL ,1t;y.rns dull
unfayorabe nature of foreign advieeS' c,snr AZ
nnts from Manchester and Large anso
ToUhnv ma we'll ~ dropping values at L, ,"SEs no
and was ingthor aided Nv the h"e'A'