The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-08

TEE SEATTLE POST-I,
TIE general tone q the market was firm
T-hs trading Ia bonds n to1sEE brsef ses-
son Was rather dull. but IN the main
firm Sales were 81 It-s" The market
during tae week was active and stro1E-
oregon Navigation collateral tTGsE -
gained : pe- cert. and Un.on Pacific cor
lateral trust s. trust receipts gained Per
cent OF the week. Government bonds
were in improved demand The dealings
aggregate ssl, 81
Financial.
Money on call easy a. ]. prime msTcsn-
tile paper. StzG5l4 per cent sterling eN-
change, dun actual business in bankers
hills A 81 setz for demand ard 81 50 seis
for sixty days; posted rates. &.Ssa4ao ana
81 S}q74 o.; commercial bills, 81 80 sslz.
silver certificates. s1ls l9s1asc- Government
bonds. steady; state bonds. dull. railroad
bonds. firm.
The Weekly Bank Statement.
Following is the weekly statement Of the
associated banks.
Increase. Decrease.
Loans ................... 10. 90 ..........
Legal tenders .....-...- -.-----... -,>ss''vV
Deposits .............. s25. 40 .........-
Circulation .......----... l5H.leH --..+.--..
The banks hold s23 Sc. 775 in excess Of
the legal requirement.
The New York Flnancier says: The
statement OF the associated banks Of New
York for the week ending September : is
a remarkable one in several features. The
loans reached the unusual figure of S5,lie.-
0s1 which brings the total loan item 10
$5ls. 365, 500, or 81, 100 higher than the
largest amount ever reported In the MS
tory OF the New FORK clearing house. The
increase was the result largely OF legiti-
mate business, coupled. OF course, with
greater degree OF activity in exchange cir
Giles and the usual shifting OF loans in
cident 10 early September settlements II
will be seen that business is maintaining
its strength without a balk. The demand
for money from the interior continues.
The money market has not advanced.
There is a firmer tone displayed. and the
material reduction OF si.303,l50 in the re-
serve, bringing the amount Of excess cash
down to s34 $40, rs, will operate IN favor
of better rates The continuance Of gold
shipments is having its effect on the cash
holdings Of the banks. The total loss OF
cash TO the banks amounted TO S3,>2lsO0
for the week, legal tenders making
1854. 100 of the whole, compared with
q year ago loans are nearly s2,vo1'-
90 larger. while deposits are S,0oooos less.
The excess over the legal requirement is
a little more than half the amount rep
resented in the week last year.
Exports and Imports.
The exports Of specie from the port Of
New York for the week amount 10 S4,9Zl.-
054 In gold and SSas. 1856 in silver. The i'm
ports were: Gold SIS so silver Sl2606l,
dry goods 81, s67. 502, general merchandise
$3.50, 81.
bonds.
L. s. As, new reg. 123'4C. P. lists of 's5- le2
New coup......123 d. & r. G.. 1s...-1l6
Elves, reg......11524 Fours --..... IS
Elves. coup. .ll5fa Erie seconds ga
Fours reg......11lisG. II. & S. A. 6s lo2
Fours, coup. ..1l212 Sevens ....-.... 1855
Twos. reg. 9615 II. & T. c. III
Ala. class Ia: ABS NJ. K. T. lst As. 90
Glass R.......10S Second 4s....... 68
Glass C.........1 00i. Mu. Union Is. III
Currency 49,. Is n j. c. Gen. IS 11S7s
La. New Con, As. 9S y. p. 1sts........ilSl4
Missouri 6s.......1o0 Seconds ...-.... 1861
n Car. 6s........I25 Northwest Con. .140%
Fours ..........1 02 5. +. Deb. IS. III
s. G. Non-Fund. ~ r. CT. w. lists. 77@4
Tenn. New Set 6s 80 ST. r. Con. 7s....l27
Old sixes....... 60 sL.&I. NJ. Gen IS 81
Va. Centuries. cas- 5. LIS. F.Gen 6s.1do..3
Second A.. 36l4 L. F. lists of sc. .l07i4
Canada So. IDS. .lo:l2 West Shore 4s...107
". II. ~ ~ IL 80 ~ D-.ssssss.. SoTs
stock Quotations.
Atchison ...... 22ls Northwestern ..1O57s
Adams Express. 1lS Preferred ;;...1 1872
Amer. Express. .ll3 n. Y. * \. E.. 60
Bait; & Qhio s9l2 Ontario & W 1sSs
c Canada soGtR e g or or N smPFove q
Central Pacific. 1855 o. s. l. & L. n. 10
Ches & Ohio. 2li4 Pacific Mail...... 1914
Chicago Alton. 1853 p, ID. & E.. Z
C. b. * g.. Sp4 Pittsburg $500. 1922
Chicago Cas-. 64is Pullman Palace .113
Con. Gas.........lAl4 Reading ......... 2li4
c. c. c. & St. L. 4si2 r. g. W.. 1s4
Col c. & T.. Preferred ...... 41l2
Cotton Oil Ger. a Rock Island. ..... S224
Del Hudson.....1S4 st. Paul. ......... ISIS
d l.. & W.. 165ls Preferred 800. 1888
y. & r 6 pfd. 54l4 ST. r. * Omaha. asa
Dis & =. F. Co. 2o9s Preferred -....120
Erie .............. South. Pacific. %
Preferred ...... 25is Sugar Refinery. .u22i
Fort Wayne. ..162l2 Tenn c. & L.. 4i5s
q. n pfd.........127 Texas Pacific. 1875
c. & f. /. pfd. los T. & o. c. pfd... Is
Hooking Valley. 24i4 Union Pacific. 15l2
St T. & Duluth. % w. St. l.. * p. 92s
Kan. & Tex. pfd 49Ss Preferred ...-. 25l4
l.. f. & w. Is Wells Fargo. .l09
Lake Shore......150 W & l.. E.. 169s
Lead Trust. 352s Preferred 49,. 50a4
/ 49, ' az T y n =, L.. r
Manhattan Con ll2i& Gen. Electric. 40
Memphis & c.. Is Nat. L4nseed.... 26l2
Mich. central 800. Iu2'2 Col. r. X H.. 39A4
Missouri Pacific. ala Preferred 49,. 94
Mobile & Ohio. . II. & T. Co.. "a
Nash. Chatt..... 50 r. a. \. & y. NJ. ,
Nat. Cordage.-.. ia I. St l.. & *. c.
Preferred ...... IA Preferred ...... i
y. J. Central....11ii4 So. r. R.......... 1855
). 4 ", pfd..... i Preferred 49,. ilss
North Pacific. "a Preferred .:....llo
L. p. \. & G.. q. Leather .......... S7l4
Total sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were So
4S7 shares including: American Sugar
$500. Atch.son 5.9o0 Burlington 900. Gen
e-al Electric $50. Missouri Pacific 2S00.
Reading 500. ST Paul 1900. Tennessee
Coal and Iron p 90, Western Union $500.
Flour.
Flour Receipts $500. exports I9,600.
DUH but weak. Rye -four. quiet.
Wheat.
Wheat-Recepts $500. exports 1000.
Spot. dali and irregular. No. red. &c,
No ! hard. 66c. Options were duh all
morning and closed at q final partial re-
covery. September. 62Ss d63c closed sc,
December. GAlQ65 1-l6c. closed, &C.
Hops.
Iops-Qu.et
Wool.
Wool-Quiet.
Petroleum.
Pc.roleum-Qu.et: United closed, SIS