New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-01

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producer az to that OF the general country
tlat tits vars bounti.ul crop Of wbea.
shall b. marketed speedily possible and not no I'd
cd till Western Europe shall have received lis full supply
from other sources The lessons OF ls7475 should 40,
be forgotten. The crop Of 1874 2s.OOOOO0 bu.hs,
greater than that OF 1873 yet for the year ended June
80 1873, the exports only little than onehaH
that Of TIL preceding year. The thai farmers
then would not, until too late, accept II for IN
Chicago after getting 81 20 forit in 1873
TIE receip and shipments OF wheat corn and oats a.
the principal Western points OF accumulation for four
weeks compare as follows:
RECEIPTS.
ended 53SS S sI
Meek ended Aug S Sas sso siS ss
W wsk s s1isf l ATg bush S1sS go 279S %
aug aug g Sa @ sq S hsSsS
he aggregate movement OF all esains eas'R arf 4,
shown by the above TO have been little different fom
wha IL was In the preceding week. But the railway
the preceding week ami alb ut the sans mo INT less Than
for The same weeks OF 1888 and 1872.
shipped by each of the railroads east OF Chicago OF aour
grain and provisions fothe week ended last saturday IN
comparison with the same week Of 1888 and lss2:
Aug 80 TonsPer IT. Tons Per Ct Tons. Per ct
s:s$ S.o ;3S 5 5 AZ AZ $SS
Bainnore and ono l,e49 80 2e! .eS s.of ~
E;o r.'o NOT NOT S Ssn 3 s5 III 1893 o5
Totols.............32Oio 100 375i5 100 2oo52 100
The totals each article carried by all the Railroads.&c.
tho weeks OF three years were "a follows:
Week 'ndod Aug 80 1852 1872 1894
Provisions, tons.................. 5,415 l22b 1854
Totals tons..................... 81OIJ SiylJ 2l98
Wiholt special reason other Than DE- llicne'ot
ton ia cotton decidedly stronger and futures c1so
via advances for the week iang ug rom - 90 -
lut.. Spot rose rs to 10 1916 ccut ihe Liverpool
market followed ours and showsc responding .d ancos
7. receipts oontinue 10 be small, and exports for 40
week we're only 1000 bales SINAI or than u III week ~
ss3 me s,aisics are 81 i'is' lag eee P,,a ne
tr the ,ln. week m 9,3-wn.ch makes the tot Il go
Sep embcr i,slI5V oil inns year nf inst 59olWl
,l E'I 5 $50 GDaIa r m. s "' S %' y.
and tho totals since sep ember nre JsJ1 Ujj Unes th,
ycar, asai 4,,3a siJ bales ia't year
,oiuo quar.ra while esew ere, tn complaint Is ihli
concessions az necessary 10 move largo lota. uponms
Ing OF hguel near ~ tie qu''au ma large bI.ino.sb
here s mo- cnanI In tho ltion " tie coal ride
Ihc hu'u -s IL dul Whlol should he i've aud .iohs
The ". elk viii dive som. relief nof sulla enC noaey.
i the opinion of the Trade, 10 ma eialy sh.ct hesil
.Ih'c vaa nothlns a.rllps IN me nn'naal world
ucfe Their were ank ~ lures. huf ~ ONE NJ taia
was dn" ~ "itrest tnt e. 1n nist t9pni 1nf "oi
slec a l,e ul lals. anl not epfe-'ntaIts of lenerd
aunfnts. thp n " of ~ ny tom ths iD ah fhs
sa ",G . ne y' 'a b,dl .d i" so b ,
nao nd tai ~ lac work mo blnhs ell. fap1it upsah
Fii.oooop6 lhs eta emant ms9es sinsn. opmpafE
anna MIN thpir p W." tViln'pDndi dates Ui ins 20
,ediHs 81 az "a iplipwsi
Loan. ....... .',.1s$ss, n'ss.g!qa.o 49,,
ls ... '."''' p5. s,9i% ai2f55y%g s5I t,l}$
ti,,."5ii,iuo ... isaj3ioj i3diSsSSy 'W.5Sl'S
The oloFlns show, tue 'lIon bftween the fo al 10
serve und iu total deposit lapliussi
7e D,.aa,r. Is 5 5S '22 ss5.SS 19I SS
roralre,orve.. s71ossI 800 ss5.I50Ooo slo,,I5s.,O5
' ssinstG5p'ts. 772ssaa5 7so5io75 7Goasoy
surplus -...... sl6e0a5 s6.2sio25 s3IIoJ57S
Ratio of reserve
The local money market Il the Stok Exchange oxper.
en- ed one two pa.ms when the rates Tor cal loans
ent 40 We per cut but th general rates igdl
u I ceut the week through. Rates for tim, money aud
Tor mercantile paper SIN remain at aboul per cent
rnc domestic exchanges ruled ste idy, and the tat quo.
tations Tor New.York checks tn places named we're
"a follows Savannah, d discount 10 !. premium;
mian. for conmsrci i ard - for bank; st. Louis so
premium; Chicago, 30 cents discount; Boston, 10
The foreign exchanges developed no new fea ure,
during tie week Blsin IS was dun with an advance
In rates 10 tie basis u - s34 ami - s5t
respectively for long and short Sterling 10 Is sand that
commercial DIS are stsrce wien e Simply anotns,
that IA ah6ur equal 20 that OF year II IL true
ever hat disposed 10 draw pTesest rates
against = future supply OF commercial bills.
The United treasury again makes gain In 10
MT old holding. According 10 the tally statemenist
ain FOR tle week was S2,052,3 62 whicI makes It's po
ION lu gold 81. 100000 stronger han was August 10
gained sS9s 42O legal tender SILVER dollars and bull.
lion ana s3l2 0i7 Ia currency and deposits In National
banks
Aug. 30 1854, showing tho amounts OF National bank
notes and OF egaltendcr notes outstanding tho dates
OF the passage OF the acts Of June 20 1874, January
1873 aud May, 81. 1879, together with the amounts
outstanding at date and the increase decrease 40
f0lOws
Yai0nd' BqHk Votes
mount ont standing 90 1874 s39s91sz
Amount outstanding January H. lsI0...--... 35 s4lip
Amount standing May 81 1913 3--3eeyvl
AMOUNT outstanding At date' 059OA2y
Decrease during the month. .--.....,....s kHt,s2
Decrease september 1888 ,..-...... lhtiS'''
L6gdi. TtHdcr Notes ,,
Amount outstanding June % 1874 t3s4g1Vy
andug January II, lSI0-.---. 5S-vvV'V
Amount retired under act Of January H. 1879 10 me- sas
may o., diny on and slnce Nav IL 1879 3i66SlOb
AMOUNT on deposit with the Treasurer United
states II redeem notes OF nsOyent and iQui.
dlfng banks and banks retiring circulation ,at
under a, oi June ~ ;, tl ,ont5 --''' tsLi9
deposit since september l. 1888. alVt'
circulation VI National gold banks moi included the aVo'
sj7756D
TIE stock Exchange markets were rrcgu arly sla
only mod uratcb acuYo durilg the week Ihe NrWcs
sion. which began on tho lust dag or The precious
we L. WAS continued until the decline Ia price ne W
come thtc oung. trtOto the dang pGilt was icaVn'
however, sufficient short Interest had been cr 'te1
be made over with wuich a make a subsianta AZ
In prices There wore no. really new DIST fDut iNhF