New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-06

The exchanges AT the NewYork Clearing House for
the week ended yesterday were S3l,OO0OO0 smaller
IS 700 600 greater the corresponding
week Of 1885 The decline from the precedi ng week
may partly counted for by the steadier tone OF The
money market, occssIonng less frequent changing Of
loans the large OF the previous week was
partly u to the reverse.
Tie rnk exchanges at the NewYork Clearing and
ne stocks cold at The stock Exchange ioI Tic week
Of three years compare as follows;
WsS ending SEPT ls sPl s iS $50 s ss 9sS
NJ .Sstas sold so IsSS S7SSSs9
The brought practical ch the mOu-
eary situation; despite gold Imports and bond calls
But there was general realization OF new order Of
things, aud per cent came 10 he consioorod as the
tuated between 10 cent AMI q VI per cent out the
principal business vas dooe al per cent rses either
mai for effect on the stock specu atiOD. Com
paratively small amounts OF money have been sent
hence 10 the interior, and tho movement southwark Is
unusually late To all calculations OF any change toward
lower rates based upon a of money from the
Interior are least premature. The money is the
Treasury, and When any method is discovered that wall
release il, II will return to the NewYork banks All
methods yet tried have only checked the fur
Their sceunlulations o TIE imports al sais port
for the corresponding week OF 1855, ANA
the proportion d the total duties collected when is
paid Into the NewYork Custom House indicates Larger
Imports than usual at the other ports. The domestic
exchanges Of course against tbis oy-they always
are at tails season of the aud thsre reason TO
pect that the movement the int~rlor viii be
urgent thAn has been before II Ia less The foreign
exchanges were dun and RATES were advanced early Ia
the week. aud after that we're steaiy. The actual
TOT pus uly cent per above the R9ll Import
Ing point Yet advices were received OF 5000
tsloOooOl beng shipped yesterday rom London.
nc geaerA business OF the country salts
Glory condition. In bulk the movements oil general
merchandise DO not appear 10 be nuoh any, In
o. aet year but IN such
that prices are sustained. and dealers make
some money on their sales. The rapid extern
sion AID construction OF lines OF railroad M AXE
grester activity In al railroad materials bat there s
Doom ~ prices steel rails to-day with the mills
poJed " tue opd oil the year practically at the
price AZ Ia January Probably the carrying OF railroad
material COW an Important factor IN the OF
some OF the western ROADS. The movement of
winter wheat has been unusually early this year tho
receipts since July "a ~ the principal Western points
have aggregated l95Oo,00o bushels, against 600
bushels for the same time IL 1855. while of 70
cePts TINS year have been 100000 the period of
this year zasns l2.200 90 time lat wear
Tho shipments eastward since August OF wheat
have aggrersted 100000 busheIs this year
against 100000 bushels last year. ana of
corn 100000 bushels. against 200 900 bushels The
water routes this have taken large
OF The total because they have been obtaining rsmuns
alive rates and were not subject TO the ruinouy low
taes which the railroads made year ago There was
Aslsckins up In The export movements last week. and