New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-02

Tho bank exchanges at the Nsw-York Clearing House
aud the stocks sold at the stock Exchange Tor
the week Of three years compare as follows:
Week ended hoy ad dst3 10y 81 2ct o 81 ~ 20
The bank exchanges for last week wcro Tl33.OOOOOO
less than for the week ended October ~ ana the sales
OF stocks 100000 shares less; this clearly re
fleets 10 what extent the Clearing House exchanges are
affected by Transactions at the stock Exchange.
There was practical change IN the condition OF Tue
money market at the stock Exchange list Week mo
rates ruled At 242l per cont for call loans with occa-
siunl exceptions almost every day no and In few IN
stances at per cent hut at bank there was deeluel
sticniug and loans quite generally were marked up 10
~ per with efforts establish per cent
rate Mercantile paper OIL the best class was ntuc
at sac per cent the late activity IN speculation NJ tho
T. witnessed 10y tue large bank expansions referred 10
above and enables lenders to nave some voice IN the
they are using their power with extreme caution:
Money is still abundant and tho banks stu
next ttcn days, more than likely to DO
Increased by Treasury operations The domestic eN,
changes from which lately have been current The
latest quotations AT the places named are as follows
count TO par New Orleans ~ - discount for CONNER
cal and par for bank 81 Louis 90 cents r discount
exchanges were quiet the week through carry III tue
week some weakness was developer anu IateS WI H.
duced. but afterward restored and closed the
as a week ago on the basis OF ~ SJ'2G7i o''3
respectively for long and short sterling.
The week remarkable for nothing OF strrlhB
nature IN commercial ana mercantile clrcies BUSINESS
was comparatively quiet but was Iully satlsactoy LOT
goods fairly we'll sustained The coal trade con
tnued to bo active and readily took the OUTPUT at fhr
figures. In Instances tho cOmpanies prices
advanced, but u gcneray is
conceded that the bulk or tho DC
liycrcs are being made upon contracts made three
and four weeks ago A better feeling prevails III tue
iron trade. the stocks which for 50 long time haVo
been depressing tho market gradually being aD.
sOrbed. There has been change IN quotations. Dul
the market Is fully up to the quoted hgure anu con-
ccssiuns things OF the past The demand IO steS
rails II satisfactory and the price now II nrer ~ - l.
stated OF tho allotted production for next year
agreed upon at the Long Branch conference last sum
something 10 per cent has already Dcen cor
tracted for; hence further advance OF ~ OF - III no
future seems among the probabilities lhe QUO
drawback To the favorable outlook Is tho continued ue
preston IN exports, and for this the spectators
In products chiefly responsible. inc
ports from Ncw-York Tor last week were
81 100000 smaller than tho exports Tor tne
same week Of either Ss3 1884, and from TioO,Ooo
To III 900 900 less than in week since August Il,
excepting the one ending September ~ on Tue otner
hand, our imports &c this port average ABOUT tho saho
they did IN 1854, although considerably less tnan m
1888 After some fluctuations wheat closes ABOUT =
cent higher than week ana that despite the larges
visible supply that has ever been known WIN very
small movement yet, OF tho last crop Inc statistics
Of three years given below are worthy OF
Corn nuctuated irreguary and closed with nttIo Ihh
variation from week the movement OF tnat crop
tof 1854 continues be OF satisfactory proportions
Provisions depressed, pork being OH 10 Genus anu
lard of cents.
the receipts and shipments OF wheat. corn aud oats
the principal Western points or accumulation Tor FOUR
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