New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-02

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The monetary situation continues easy, and rates
for call loans ruled steady oil the week at between
2 aud per cent Yesterdays bank statement,
which shows a surplus reserve of $685. 25, was
made up with declining averages for cash and prob
ably with rising averages for loans, and therefore
makes showing that is better than the actual con-
dition Mt the close Of business Friday evening" Inc
domestic exchanges on New-York have not ruled
as favorably as before for New-York, but only at
the East aud at New Orleans have they drawn any
money from here The foreign exchanges we're OK,
fsy dn al the S an rss g. ss o
long and short erling respectively. Inc
Treasury will, on and after tomorrow. pay out
that the immediate collections from custom duties
will be extraordinarily large under the operation OF
the new tariff and internal revenue laws r..
dealings IN small and
only final change in the bids is 1s decline for the
4l2s. The principal business done in State BOMBS
and that was smali-was in the Arkansas state Aid
bonds the Fort Smith issue advanced
10 per cent TO 60. and the others we're strong. The
directors of the Fort Smith Company issued clIcu-
lar TO their irst-morgage bondhoders 70 tine ehect
that the July coupons will not be paid because OF
the pending suits against the company brought 10
establish the state bonds issued to II and sold by
it. first lien upon the companys property;
proposition 10 made to fund the July and next Janu-
ary coupons ino7 per cent 1O-year SCRIP OUTSIDE Oh
few special issues railroad bonds were quiet, but
there Is a steady absorption OF such bonds as the
New-YOrk, Chicago and ST. Louis first Us and west
Shore first 5s. The speculative issues generally are
lower. although closing at some recoveries rom the
lowest prices.
In the stock market there was steady depression
OF prices until Thursdav-not much. but as much as
was reasonable In so dull q market. The specua-
ton hated between fears of further trouble at
Chicago and the recognized real beneht 10 tne
country of the collapse OF the Chicago speculation
On Thursday a better feeling was developed which
continued on Friday. and a smart recovery
WAS recorded for some of the active stocks; ;
but yesterday the market again was dull and part
OF the recoyeries were lost. The transactions Tor
tho week amount only TO l,124,4l1 shares. against
i.715oOo shares tor the preceding dhng w sss
declines, but there are ouy a few stocks in which
the final changes in either direction amount 10
more than per cent. The important exceptions are
haitian common 2Il per cent, Declines-American
Cable pa. Denver and Rio Grande ga, Virginia
Midland 3i2 aud st. Louis Alton and lerre Haute
preferred and common stock per cent.
Statement OF the Controller OF the Currency on July
/. 1888, showing the amounts OF National o.nx
notes aud OF egll-tcDdcr notes outstanding
ns the 90 d Ss % 'ss p al and May ST.
together the amounts outstanding at dateand the
increase or decrease:
NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
Amount outsanding June 90 1874 e3t9s9f ~
Amount outstanding May 81. ls75.,...:.. S22ooaooo
Am ss Sss Ssns not inSsS s7iS22s 35s07s
PssIsass d .nee ,nS last 10000
LEGALTESDER NOTES.
Amour, outstanding June 20. 1877. . ss2oooOoo
Amount outstanding January IA. 1870. 352OOoOoO
A To May T'9 81 ISIS. ~. ssslsssss
Amount on deposit with tho Treasurer y =. TO
redeem notes OF ius0lvent and nquidating
SeFs c. 3 =" S aSS 7ss
@ ~ ~, ~ spt siase 5ane iss2 7S9 6S4
The following are Saturdays quotations for UNI
listed securities: