New-York tribune., 1885-02-02

the weeks ~ three were a, follows: -
s:::;.s$. s.:;i 's$; fsoss s.5 f;.5 is$ S;!5
Total, ton. .................. l6o5i Ill57 75,757
The cotton movements OF last week both IN receipts
and EXPORT, show material declines from the movements
Of preceding weeks. and also from the corresponding
weeks Of prcccins years. yet tue .pecuatl"n I,leI
OF from sdtO points for the early months ami
from - 10 points Tor the later months spot cotton
following the statistics:
KLCEIrGs \ PoRrs.
For til. ro.s p,,. li3ils ifiHs 'f52 f$}$ iss,s
ENroErs
Fg tie s,s sss sgsf Sif' bale. aso5t ii 9s59 G 2sssi
better tone prevailed iu the general iron market but
10 n1 eahs9sti"n - supple, in consuners' hands
Yet. while there ~as NOR. aciiVL thAh mere t.,tny
,A4rIccr and 10 romans To be seen whether the
nrt moyrmrnt hA. any greater signldcance than two
~ t,.e other spurt, which have exceeded the limits o
The prssni ono the past twelve mnhths ne teatTelh
the rae WIS ho a.sceucui come TO Last Monday
Sy m. coal compincs continue the originally adopted
plan for control ~ the trade wi'h the Penn,yFs
O0O 900 tons should be add to The assured total out
put The year issJ none Of me addition 10 9e added
II i. to be noted that the Lchigh Valley
N. aiotmcnt 10000 TONS or 81 the rate Of lO7OOo0
tons per auuum. On lhursIhi thc rchn-{ lvana '9tl
,unuih al February inat were advances OF and 10
cent, for OF tie hrs. The later nghrc or domestic
II y
mos sale, agents. IL wis voted tD be itluncticahe
t. make any advances upon January hHlrgs:
n. IHuHsc, fng and MiHtng JoUTHh RItrr making
some c.,s,ic reflections upon the result OF Mondays
nee, ing remarks; Anthracite !, not o1nn3aity 10
duv .i ch has such ready sale that l,OoOupp TONS ot
the product be sold ~ one price, whle Jo"Vu'uu'
tons fetch another Any pcann He29sT t pit Of the
100000 tons would naAe the fa,les LOT w @ u,'r'
20 900 900 tons. The trade Ia thoroughly denlor-
,llcd and at sra which far as we can learn Is the
only result of last Mondays meeting, unless ia. feh
.yyana Railroad Company has kindly consented TO be
f,gbrnrI I'm which case II will carefully conceal that
fact, let btumnoas shippers sell coal cheaper tha
ever before" ,..-.,,
The silver question again last week attracted attention
special occasion this tiWe was the des!Ss o cony
banks 10 make thcr rrmittau'.' 10 u1r me
respondents N silver ccrtioht'7 nh1 lhe refusal o 'o
city bank, of New York to receive Ihrh on uepoS,, M
result Of this, In some instances Nu'n , W @ ,,,
certificates have been sold to brokers' AT lo per cont
discount The brokers who MAKE NE Purtnaro r n1nr w.
used the ccrtncat"H through 'u'i3' Ii"u, , az
ptyment Of duties al the Custom House o cour'c w,
method win not permit OF an mnl..9 ,es1 s0Io' pm
one the loss the rcmittances may pe ih'lEh.an,
but what occurred leads directly Ia the point we
called attention !" soue Iolr "o a. p d so'ibvrst
time was distant when the Souh ara Noi'hN'sl
would other currency with when 10 lahc l','
payment, To inc EaIt. u - p,o" ps, nWcs to
iDIt long the United states treasury cohi'cs w
deal with the New York Clearing House on Ion ua,is,
tue practical effect Of suspcn>ion Of gold payment
viii not be felt Yesterdays Treasury statement siows
S7l9,3li an increase In the amount o, ou'sn"u ~
gold certificates OF - 5l32sg 80 Go nrh raises the
los, from the first OF January to over Sl3 @
Is increase In the hodlngs OF SILVER % 1U's crte
CIRCULATION Of SIlO7ooO. making net galn in the
ownrr.hip of silver OF -. 3.l9JGG FOR tho week ahu vi
So % 600 the month. There was an Increase OF
S~72 1876 In National bank notes Inc "ihnI .1I
for the week Insignificant. The following .%t,,o %
compares the results OF yesterdays statements WIN
those Of January "a
Jan "A, 1855 Jan 81. 1885. Differences.
cold coin and bul.
c, %n '' $3.50 s2o93s s2s Gi3O2o Dec sl,7o79o9
rntca esf states
hgcates... l3G55oO2 l37O76s3 Inc. 6i.7Sl
N@,sra'' po.ea l8.3,57l4 1I2ls45O Ino. S72735
pGPSsn ,,SSaI nanSs m lo6slo92 lo52so7o Dec. 53,Sl3
81, er dollars and
tihcaPSs..H o'' ss.c2o2a5 4osi5s5I Inc. 2o56ls
Totals. 500. 524 7sI s?o7, ,ss3 Oe3 Iuc s.sos.ol
Deduct ;or funds
held b. ryoem
Natlonia, 81 n,x DunS
no no, es : lscuanSF psr sanS o
ttnSa tno per ''' bs7ssGsI 5a593osi Dec. l45,0sO
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Ns1 sncc sI52 7soleo 1854 2OOGl Inc s,5ol,49l
Non.icgal. tender
YER cons.. 2oG7OA45 20s36.tl6 Inc. i65'97l
Total balance m sis14j6605 slsi l27O97 Inc 81 $40 1872
the banks continue to make gains OF Iega. l9nsy t
while their loans almost as steadily are cohttactu
week there "A gain OF II 906,3oo in cash making
gain since January OF $l6732 100 Inc oans n,s ac'
tion since January I4l 600 The specie reserve
is now reported at 900 and the total reserve r
BENIN been ntlmated but without any evidence to
confirm IT, that soody portion Of the specie n nea rs SO
tho statement is fictitious. To the extent that m nlsiepre
the amount OF surplus reserve Dy INC
quarters OF the amount specie held as special
The surplus reserve however as rep9l pn az Which is
S3i 100000 greater than the surplus of year aEo anu
Sl6O00000 greater than the surplus at dse OF ,
The following compares yesterdays statemsnnt WIN
those OF the corresponding date Of SS4 ana 1889
1883 1884. 1859,
Fob. 3 Feb q ,ooy y'n,' o. lo,
Ioaus $3lb 400 300 1899 400 tssV3 80
specie. 739ol,SOO loitSss'""oV
Ippr,i tenders 25O3ji 400 3IIOiyOO l0,23i,6o0
iegal ,."'''''' ao5 aV500 aoho7i 300 8j2,3l3,300
pepos'atS, ,,''''' r.,1< SyV IGgoioOD 800
the following shows the relation between the so~ ."
serve and the total deposit liabilities: ..
snecie ....... SOL sos 200 ST396l 800 SOL ov
Legal tenders.... 23,O30,40O 3.lOi,VOo 9o.--',o
Total reserve. sS4. 900 Sl0S0G6200 sti''o00"
req'red 90 oaE aoS
against depts.. 767eo.550 sSIoIsso oo'ooY'o ~
| ., e7a,oo,o sIoeoss75 s0Ss7oe70
Ratio OF reserve - oo,, An 40
| to doposit....- 21.oo so'A'