New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-08


feGusD and " de Huctuaon ms ding to tile weather
reports from the cotton country and Liverpool advceS
points other early options from to points ana Tue
later operations unchanged spoi cotton il6 c'n
cheaper The crop late and has scarcely begun 10
move and tne exports are also unusualy small OF last
weeks nearly the whole movement Wa If IN TINS POT
The receipts the PORTS 1887 bales, agalnsl
20 3Os bales for the week of 1893 aid ho eH ots re
10 300 bales. against 230ll bales for the week 81 last
The situation of the iron trade remains unchanged hu
tho quotations arc said to have nrncr tone rue EFFORT
o. bring ahru an gtcemel To- rs tcl production secn'
to have proved nulo plonany oeonuSo ~ P 'VVi
ton consumption ate now ABOUT equal, ana lullh'l
restriction would put tue uinnece nov oHl o n,sl o e
tll now aud meet the inatk'ta sonrrh W"' u"W wv,
uuqurstonnhy would adv g the prr o hnh' hh thal
IN iun would encourage auo he immcdl uc over prd9.
ton largo business II reported IN steel iu7 bu ih'
previously low prices. Tho coal lfhdc' bu'h ia sind'o
cite MES ss Week wrrS shut down and
there's tak about Que week sispensioh each ~
October ana November aud two weeks e. december but
The trade 10 bo indifferent 10 lnuIc purposes 80
lpngaa there Is sd plus quantity Ia sig l. Inc po 'ucl
OF analtie te lar ms yeahas ncon 81 ao,9 tos
lslO,q7s
T. II ancia circles there was dearh of events unex-
Iecird nit those which ana occur eAtIea 'tlo o NO
influence upon current movements. fur her dcve0p-
ment pprOpria ions by persons holulhg 20 ll9s
Of Trust were anlc paed and affairs had been adjusted TO
that pssibidty. lie !ucIOI in he rate OF dividend
on Cntrd and Hudson stock TO = per cent wa III re oi
q snrurls. tan the nOupay ment OF any, al tns une
would have IN, because the Com anys report 10 the
Satr Commits for the nine mont enird Juuc So
showed ings eq nal only l-lo per cent Tor "nch
time per cen had be pad, ana II requires an I'M
usually sang temperament to believe. u Ter e&lsung
c,rcut,etInees th3t the 9-lO per Mt caa b. made
good by ring ~ the nj quarter TO end = p.
60 The che ne Tor re evng the Loisvl and Nashville
Company Its em0arras sment was ABOUT whSi HI
TRIBUSi5s speculation" haa predicted. only more so;
instead 20 100000 of ferTed stock TO 20 bonus
VITA s5OOO0O0 of bonds, ere Is to be an issue Of
Sj00O,0O0 preferred stock Inc exact e[ms on whlcn
these to tie offered TO the ockhoders has not
en- officially given ont ba generally q 3ehey o. ana
stock are sold tOgeth for $40. The current rail
way eninss D9th east ana west gcnealy make 5 poor
comparisons with those OF last year put that was
EXPECTED o. be the at this time. The question g,
what will they be later ONT SO far as the public ls
formed, progress was made III adjusting tde differ
encss the railway pools In dneie parts OF the
,ll the conditions and volumes of traffic changed
90 as to furnish ba upon which faith when phghtcd.
Yuay be kept Even the weekly bauk settlement proved
to be about wha' II was eXptc.ed to be- The crops
moving so slowly thai ne demand for tat pur-
LIN hold over - o5 600 900 in legal money and have
surplus of S2952s9OO a0ovr the requirements of the
20 per rule In preceding years, at this date
bank reserves have be II co.e to or below require
OF the correspOn ling dae for two years as follows:
Loan. SSS9 .ss f1gSs .assgg.' Zoo
2 aGsSS S3S S sS$sSS
PsPo SHs5SoS i5 525SS SGtS75 100 100
Tue following SHOWS the relation between the tota
,rve and the total deposit liabilities:
s sss5SS ' si5sS 500 sSSs 500
rotai reserve. s78,9I4CO0 $S52IO6O0 $O5,G69sO5
ss SiSs ' DIPS 767oes75 7s7231'O 7el4ooOo
surplu, ...... .$I,s82275 s44sl5Oo s2902ssoO
TOD iodepOiit''i. 243s 2632 1910
.Deac,t
According I, the Treasurys daily statement Il during
s SG ndns so csriacares o. 4ios4 rsiaees
It's ownershp II SILVER dS.rs 4l22 gr.ips s6t4 400
Iency balance dncucng deposits in National banks and
e e%0 s47 And as the net "curency balance" C9iO3
Balls NV some S4,5Oo,0)o below its liability for tie
ner cent ba redemption fund and either gold
syer is held to that amount IN place OF lega tender
notes, s ssa for sa e s %s the ess hoard
log gold and pushing currency IN IT'S The
80 and september q:
Aug 80. 1884. Sept 6. 1884. Differences
0S bullion oD ANU s2l44s3o57 s2l4soe2l9 Inc sss2555
% oa,.tanins s2ol7.o4o eo9aol0o Dec 1o277aO
Net gold .si224657l7 si2S,s7G,O62 Inc $I,4IO.S45
e and bullion sl415so,ll2 s1405S9222 Inc s5OosO
As outstanding sag2seoi eLe2a2al Inc. Oo4.5so
Net silver HsGT dol dol.
Hon '..','.. s5isio45l sSO,oe0OOl Dec soaL45O
' eon '".... s2oOSsoOs s2o.6o5.s5s Dec se9l47
'ssa "''" s2os.1s5i7l s2o.ia7eo s7O274s
Currency ouhand
NIT gSSls SEQ oss,os9 se2ti6ols Dee s9o2oo7l
IS SstG SSltsa i497oooo lLG.Sooo Inc $4,000
Ne, e,r,ooy S5i,70O.Oss s.7,77lois Dec ss,oo5.o7l
Deduct funds
held for
dempOu OF
Natul Bank.
note, exclusive
Of the per $1,000. M oo- o,- ~. ao IN.
cent fund.-. Sa,TSdvVl "ooo''o' NoV' ""'N%N
Carey balance. sis.OS2Iso s9ioSS4i Dec. sSo9s.sH
The lore gn eIchanyc ruled firm al the weekwh re-
tfrced Inns ness while impOrtat OF merchandise
Ihow some declines from last and preceding years. the
decline In exports Is stu greater IN The average and
Ilner because "a smaller movement lie anticipated
0 for some e,hcr reason, bankers are IN
disposed 10 draw nc present rates against future
exports a. they usually have been Wiling to DO
3. this season OF the year ana rates closed hn on the
basis a. s3a "A s52 for business respectively for
long and short sterling The domestic exchanges al Tho
South are turning against THIS clty ndlcaling An ei