New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-03
MINING STOcEx
Total sals
CHANGES IN THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, June 2-p. m
The Sub-Trcasury to-day was debtor at the
Clearing House sl,203,2O2. The business OF the
Sub-Treasury for the week ended Friday includes
receipts Of So 937. 245 and payments of s59s2,224
leaving the general balance 81 So ASS, 1885, against
s16s5OO, 234 May 25 showing apparent gain
OF s955,O2i but deducting from the payments
s764 900 for items which only affect the Sub
Treasury's account with the General Treasury, us
gain as affecting the banks is sl,719,021.
week ago we intimated the cash held by the
banks to be 81 900. 900 less than the amount re-
ported in the statement of May %. But there
had been an export TO Havana Of $4,000 Span
ish coin, which came directly from the banks,
which fact we then did not know. In this week
the banks lost 81, II 0O2I by the operations Of the
Sub-Treasury To-day's bank statement shows
loss of s32GO,5O which indicates small, if any,
act receipts from the interior movements. Proba-
bly the statement of cash very nearly approx
mates the actual condition at the close Of business
Friday The reported decline in the deposits
SO, 72s, 5OO-is about 100000 smaller than the
decline the other changes call for. The state
mept results in loss of s2,57Ss75 TO the sur
plus reserve and leaves it at s25 II 625, against
s4.327725 at date s87 and sl2,O67,975 1886.
The following compares the totals Of statements
of May 90 and June ,
Loan. .se ssg sass sT2s D@SSsfs
s5 81 SO 100 100 b 5as ssS 5SS
Circulation 7,7s2, 100 300 Dee 2l2sco
Ths following shows the relation between the
total reserve and the total deposits at the re-
specie soo5e5 900 sse4ao 500 Dec s4,oe5 COO
LegaleadeTs Sc,a55coo 37c9a 100 Inc o31lOo
Total reserve s12o sl2a522 400 Dec IS eco 500
h sest deposits sszss4oo o7soe775 Dec ese25
Surplus SOS 2a4, 500 se5,7l5Co5 Dec So 57ss75
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, s1093oo, 744; balances
s5,870699. For the week: Exchanges, $685.
353, 642; balances, S26,j24, 23T.
PRICES LOWER AT TIE OPENING.
The stock speculation of the half-hoiiday de-
veloped nothing out of the general course. The
opening made with drive at ali the active
stocks: first sales were made at figures l-4a3-o
lower than last evenings closing prices. Phla-
delphia and Reading which closed ut go, was
opened at so ga, and Union Pacific, which closed
at SO 5-s, was opened at SO Ia, and Other stocks
0pened with like cC.cessiOns. The featurs OF the
market was the advance in Union Pacific 10 "a 3S
asa IA The company's earnings for April, re-
ported to-day, even better than we anticipated
when commenting on them last evening" the net
is an increase Of S270, 332 31.9 per cent on the
net Of April 1887, and still greater gain on the
month of 1886. In the four months OF this year
the cOmpanys net earnings have been s5OO,OOO
in excess Of its first charges. Another feature WIS
the " bear" attack on Lake Shore stock it was
made by the same interest which yesterday sold
Union Pacific at 50 3-S and New-fork and New
England at IS 1-2; 10 was an unprotected point
and the price was marked from 81 TO 90 H.
There is little doubt that the restoration OF the
price above 90 may safely be left to the repur-
chases Of to-day's sellers. The days business
amounted only TO 80, "a shares and at the close
the tone Of the market was strong:
Government bonds were dull and steady at quo
tatlons as follows: