New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-07

u.s.4 DOL reTI20s 10 "a $ cur s. 1855 l35
Us. oet eeats.lOa 0I DIST Col S6js... 1881 l6ya
Transactions IN State bOuds we're confined to sales
of Arkansas rs 10 the Central Railroad t7l2 The
quotations for the other railway issues loo
90 OF city bank stocks Fourth National sold at
1872 and German-Ameucan at 100.
fairly well-distributed business was done in
railroad bonds, but there we're few material changes
IN figures. The West Shore frsts IS were excep.
tionally active and from 74l2 TO 76 but closed
Mt rs Central and Hudson consols rs sold 40 1901
0131. Lake Shore second cOnso rs at 12Il2 and
Nsw-York. Chicago and ST. Louis frsts
6s were stronger at 997sG993L Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas first consols wers
off a at 1864 Canada Southern first IS were up
80 at 96ls and seconds sold at 80; ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain seconds were OIL y az l07 New
York Elevated frsts declined - to ll63i East
Tennessee Virginia and Georgia lncom,S sold at
3O029. Northwestern irsts sold at 100 gold con
sol rs at 124l20 l24os and sinking tund os az 1863
01O7l2. Denver and Rio Grande consols opened
down q at 1874 and recovered to $50 kansas Pa
cc GonS9ls were PEI cent lower 40 ~ ~ ob dSxss
covered to 52l4 and frsts RIO Grande division were
down u 76. Atlantic and Pacific incomes sold at
2434024O24l2. Northern Pacific irsts were steady
at lO3ls01 1903 and New-Orleans and Pacific tirsts
were 81 higher at S53i. Oregon Short Line iirsts
were up L at 94l2, and Oregon improvement hrsts
sold at 9O090ls.
The Snb-Treasury to-day lost on balance. $751;
go, made ND bv coin loss of $3l1 ,309 leS cur
rency gain of S29,449. The days transactions
covered: Receipts, $S4O,674; payments, p, l22,-
534; currency bsauee. S. 930,9S4; com blIance,
SI13 779. 179. Money at the stock Exchange to-day
was easier than ever; from 2l2 per cent. early
loans the declined 12 per cent az the close.
sho VS. gain of 81 ,27S 500 in specie. and loss of
S56S, 500 in legal tenders. The result of the SUBJ
Treasury movements for the same week gave to The
banks So, 434. 1872 in coin and took from them
$3.50, 494 currency" The statement shows con-
traction of loans which averages S3 7O4,lOO, and
Of circulation of Sl15,700. The changes men,
toned call for decrease in deposits OF 2,S7S 400.
but the decrease reported is 81 Ol73 300 The banks
condition III reserves at the close OF business
last evening probably was better than the showing
of tho statement which indicates an increase or
81 214325 in the surplus reserve, and leaves 1t at
50 0S9 l50 -
The following are the comparative totals OF the
statements of September 20 and October q:
.ssgR55 e. ssS 80 pee 19s'Ssi..
$55S5 si SSS$5S B Bs 2S $5Ss
C E2S9isi i5iSs50o i508$506 Dec ii5.70i
The following shows the relation between the
total reserve ana the total deposit liabilities:
s q s$ssS Bs:
Total reserve s5940L70o s5oIll,7OO Inc s7IoO01
' against dop 7s52as75 7sO2255O Dec 5oiS2s
Surplus. s874525 s2.Os9, $50 Inc sl,sIA825
The banks now hold in cash-specIe and legal
ago. Tue loans nos are SI1, 56i.SOO more than
then and the deposItsare f25,9Os7O more; 80 that
the reserve required by the % per cent rule now
is SB,47z,l75 greater than ii was a year ago. And
the reserve now shows a surplus OF q, Oo9, 100,
against q surplus OF pf7l $50 then, and the pro-
portion of total reserve now IS 23.oI, against
2Jl7 per cent at the same date OF 1857
The Clearing House statement today was ~
follows: For the day. $134.2I9 $40; balances, So
1866 For the week-Exchanges, S70o'o72'eoo;
The customs receipts reported at Washington to-
day 1884 O56 and the revenue recelDtS
Sl1O,s6S The United States Treasury received
$3.50. 900 National bank notes for redemption, and
the receipts Tor the week were as follows;
Wv. yor. ,41 Es55 s5 5;y5
ii3 IN "a '--' $1,000 los, 90
MisSeiaaeo G5OoOD 74LOoo
fetal Sl.toV.Ooo
The United States Treasury now holds 1888 l6l;-
$50 United States bOnds to secure National BANK
circulation bonds deposited for circulation during
the week 1890 0O0 bonds Withdrawn during the
week. 1887 5O5; National baak cIrcliaLi9h OUT
standing: Currency notes, @3oz-J1'S" Eo.d
In iondoi. British consols were q higher. for
money &C 100 1916 and unchanged az lOl LILO
for account United States bonds are quoted llIlS
for 4l2s aud 123Sl for tine Is. Auerean railways
generally are quoted 4fG y per cent Llgner than
Yesterday, hut Reading a0d Denver and RIO Grin''s
are lower At Paris. French 3per cents declined
from Is. OIL to 1875, and sight exchange IN LOW
don was easier at 25.27 francs 10 the &.
Imports of merchandise at New-Yofk:
For the week. 1881. lNs5 l9''5..-,
S2,El4a3D Sz--lVl $500
Ifvneral merchandise J,7+&IJ7 J,4JAO,J b,t-o,-V1
Tor the week. s79JS.I95 SS.lSl1s3 S,,5l3eeo
Previously reported. SS,2o6Oi9 36s'OO.o' 'lo''oo'7
Total since Jan. s35s2I4272 s8909477C s3J5252als
Exports OF specie from New-IorG:
E EsSaa:s reported; ;5fi59 $500 sS
Toral since Jan l.. Ss.g3l,743 $4S,!2OgO3 Si2l69sS6
Imports OF specie at New-York:
E,r the week . 1886 926 S2G2 29B S67A790
Previously reported. 4C4J7.oSS 29-l,O1t 1-,-4JO-z
ToiaI SINCE Jan, l.. S4I203Sl4 s32i3.91O sl2Sl4s3