New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

md ,,e so,s. colo ., , Sew Yo-h stock Kssh.ng at
week and g.. 'lc v."s y tn" preceding t"o vars rr
r>.n,,. 81 & 70 80. 90 81 g 81 q; 70
No slaIc- "a o. -o1j 1914 =" ..'3'
THE MONETARY SITUATION
Athou.A the Nc,v-i"ra SuG-lrcA,ur, receipts
from c.>'nhs in he wees ci.dcI !is' iFl'1t H.-h
aegrc.'.. t.l '.c iIu~I-. iy ldr-~ SUN Of '''"
C.r rnr \rw-Nnri. lnnks ~ the >'.b-lr'
o,sIatlois IN the otI.e wC'k bSt onN -. "i3,'""
casa. j..s. cNc">SiNr pINi""LN FOR dufH~ "iN
case Witr the entries made Oh y"n'el LAY d" u 80
OF foreign >t-aI."Is. MI goods now ariN M ~ iS'
TOMORROW ,"i-r.I ,cniN. 80 fI a. T." i"7r"i
ou,et ior i, .ccrnrd lie eject OF ha,' I''r"i',
anG withdrawal rom hUn"cd wnichIIe' ~ "'
exhausted within he next ~" oi three "tIa
ndou 1,,i lv tie report Of imports Tor IL" Ti"i.'
week v III lain de- tr.c hul after that there y
every re,.S0.. /" poet II falling on III pr"i"r'I"p
L, the Lla- l,ic:'-,>" durins the last two months
The monthly Treas M s s.icncnt, ~ 81 81
1cm,,.r -, slows '.si the net gold, SiI''i "ii
lc2-al-tendcr no'cN IN Treasury v"a't. Mas sl"'.-
aIOIII a., .iuSi S'2s."Ii.iij September a.
Is~t q rrIu.iloq Tor lie GEAR of s,o.?"7.C 60;
I.r si,.cl cNp,.usi"p """"S u" ~tr." '"I'c
,,nnths eNccr.c.l SiG.o10.""0. ;" - ~ lr'nr
ury op.tiI".> dnllr- g." last reeve H''''t''1
there las been a'dcd >" ia" 70 cia ci:c1',t1 -
l,.il u.oarV ov.. -. Gao. u"r. mac tn. t!h".'
rolntlus ,i" c\rrs> Of the "ruGifN> t"!' poo I"i
o.rr cNrs,rt> ma consumption ~ T." ants. "..'h
certainly VS. oVc, S,."""."p". y iou 1t "tl'A'
.inii If over SIVO.""0 90" heal rIof"t in t"".F"
nlnfths sji tI som" l1'"F" W"rti!n- "N't ia"
lie \c;r-ioik civ banks represent Oh; -.
200 Ouu /, - p;e':r u'.,r lII.r for tie interior
1, ct So fan III nIuI,~ . at II WI.!. - - 90 ~
l,I,. SOP II uvcr a""iu I" TIE lastc"' ceu',">.
and The DAYS 81 Ifc2-rlV absorption. of .r-"
amount o, iurucy viii probably end "lfr i'r
payment 70! NGiIe> oh tin -o"I, ch'""'i -
fl, lar.,uS co. >i"nt lUus'> ve>t'r iaH. aHI tii"i
he Trci-..r VII add :" r." general ciru. l'Ipn
each rnuut. n>t-~ S,."0" urL Dc@v IL, tr..orr
notes. IS lrd 4. The pay n.r IF pUTcE sd SILVER
The I,ra. i.I"u-v ir"rNct last "" J, ruled cay
nj per c-,lt In'r irhli+n. mere were one 81 ~ D
t h.hcr rates. H1i >pi.,c tpI's were rcr"" tea a.
:, and cVrl. e. per cent. hut tie final les we're
always about the average oi the week. l!c
exhaustion 81 nrarly $1,000 600 In the hti l"ti.,
is 4 rcfirrI,' oi we crcn' activity IN ""In'nrici'
AID n.er' ,thtilc CYCLES. ard tc hei'" accoin!no
oi the T,casurys literal purchase Of t,ov"rnmrih
bonds II i T." I've supposed that tie bark Officers
uit,r tleiy recent friah, are not lending on money
without a caIcfTl scrutiny Of tue kind Of col
lateral tll'.y accept. and probably are NJ" s"rAin
& G advicc 81 ihanc;crs whose Ideas ar r""'"I
TIE banks s,-callcd surplus reserve is now
SILL. 200 AGAINST deficit at this date last year
Of 81 .GeH, $50. The bank loans NOW are
$j.5oo,0"0 less than year ago, and the deposits
are 100000 greater Inst year from this date
with small weekly changes, the banks gradually
gained IN tho surplus ,'sr"ve. 80 tlIat TIE surp!a.
Or December 20 was S202l, G75, against a def
irt on October OF u $4,000. Ouisitc OF
this city, surprising that no money is l""kcd mp
here, the country now has &As OOO, 600 more legal
money than il had one wear ago.
The foreign money inar.;ciS we're uhtIsturbcd
during the week. AMI Vie rates for nuu"y were
unchanged. There VS. nothing phenomenal in
Tie situa tinr .a reported from abroad \Oihll
only the usual recurrence Of S'asUnIhlr changes
Our foreign exchanges with Ii,tlc activity rn.ci