New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
TIE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Jan. lO-P. II.

SUNDAY, Jan. 10-P. 81
Tho United States Treasurers report of yesterday
shows some important changes for the week. although
the net available funds reduced only 1919 0O3
the total balance including fractional silver cons
reduced only Sl27.66 The gold balance over out
standing certificates reduced $5 in payment
OF Interest the public debt. but increase all the
other balances left the net reduction in balance In
OF certificates only &1.4O7 100 ard the liabilities
for trust funds reduced 1928 l76 The loss in gold is
represented by All issno OF S5036ll0 gold certificates
plus loss OF S3s6.2l7 OF the metal. The gain of
S2jGi37 In the legalten balance is made up BIZ the
redemption Of S55G0O0 of certificates. less loss OF
$30S5 in the notes. Tho silver dollars and bullion
balance show large gains $3.50. 3O7-made up by an
accumulation OF Sl,l97,3i7 OF the metal plus the
iemptOn OF $iG39G OF certificates gain Uf
S551 339 in fractional silver coins is singular feature
OF the weeks movement. The Treasurcr's available
balance and above outstanding certificates and
trust funds now amounts to $2l2l53,s99. Against
that sum there is outstanding Government issue of
promises to pay-commonly callei
Ing to $34673S SOC; and yet legislators who deal IN
eseap poilGa calrap stand IN Their places ana TAX
balance OF S2l $4,000, Sl42 100000 Is in gold ana
Eustis desires that Congress shall direct the payment of
$4,000 COO called bonds In silver dollars How long
does Senator Eustis and his associates suppose the
1920. 100000 OF grcenbacks which the hands Of
his do people WI retain the purchasing power OF
onuels the receipt OF the lI2ig gram silver dollar for
any Of It's ndcbteluessl This is practical business
SubOmed the results OF Saturdays statement
compared with those of the statement Of january
Jan. 2, 1856 Jan. 9, 1886 Changes
Gold coin and bull
100000 600 res sis1522-4 $i2.7O2s07 Dec sj4l2s27
L.s.ntslcssc RATS 27Sl5s.g 2sJ62 283 Inc. 2jG4l!
6e s5 lo555s G&I3 Inc %
less ccrtacaics'' 7Gs-45IO 7sO2osl7 Inc. lGGe,so7
Totals. ....., C8, l5O,957 sI6G723778 Dec $lO7I7O
tOrclcemNatbK
sinclul'. The
per colt land. 54o9s,o55 54,26e.s79 Dec. 72sl7G
Net aya,lbaanoeslI3 32OO2 sll2 4JasJo $4,000
silver coins ..', 277so574 2sssI0la Inc, 65!sao
Total balance sI4OsI3476 $40 sl2 Dec si27GCl
There nothing in the bank movements last week
that were unusual TO the season. except that the loans
contracted 10 the extent they usually have
beer after inc January disbursements are made for
interest and dividends. A large accumulation OF cash
and corresponding increase In deposits expected
and occurred that the proportion OF de-
posts was raised nearly | per cent. Tho banks now
time last year aud S25,4oo000 moro than at the
date OF 1884. On the other hand. the loans
$4,000 greatrr than In lss5 but only goo
and II the rule OF preceding years-Gven those OF great
mercantile actiytyis to be followed there Is prospect
that by the middle OF March 1t again Will exceed
those OF the corresponding dates OF 1885 and 1884:
'en /: 10 80 1a g IL s 800 s $50 lsss
SS.tsS s75l aS all75SS
Circulation. ll.O5s.5CO 100000 g,sj4sOO
The following shows the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposit liabilities:
' SoS 'S75sSS 'si27 SS
Total reserve: s9s,7I6OOO si34O562OO sI24,i00,sOo
ss S;S' Gsposifs a5cso2, s7sii,s25 o5s4eAOo
surplus ...... sifIolo75 sl7,c4LS76 $2s.35o40O
''t to deposit '' 1912 $3.50 323o
The following +. Saturdays statement in detail;