New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-12
TOTAL aales
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Saturday, May lip.

Saturday, May lip. m.
BY the operations Of the New York Sub Treasury
IN the week ended last night which includes the
payment Of 81 ,351, 293 for purchased bonds, the
associated banks lost S694l3j. Tho statement
for the week reports a loss OF s5205OO, which
shows that the movement Of currency from the
interior was not nearly so large as had been
expected. The shipments Of gold TO Europe a
week ago had some influence because they counted
for only one day in the previous statement. The
increase in deposits was not in harmony with
the other changes and this Inconsistency becomes
remarkable, because it has been continued for
several successive weeks The result OF the state
ment WIS decrease Of S672, 900 in the surplus
reserves, which now are Ss,S5O,JI5 against
sZ2 96,G7j in the corresponding week last year,
s4,l VI 400 IN tho preceding year and Sl2,40LO1J
in 1886
The following are the comparative STATEMENTS Of May
and May IL:
Loan, z MSy Nay S Zoo p0 DIG .S .eo
81 T. Si 100 PSe 525Y
4SSS5SSSS Inc S6S5SS
ClTeulaaOn....... i.llT700 4,02420o Dec. 9S,6Oo
The following shows the relation between the total re-
serve and the total deposits at the respective dates
specIe....... ss32lS7OO ESQ Ol3sO0 Dec. 1926 800
LesaI. lenders. aG42o.oJo SO.lO4.lOo Inc 2o71loo
Toal !ese5ye sll0,0i77OO silOAi7oOo Dec s'2oSoO
ssst deposit, HOBBIES 2O7. s2S Inc. l42.2 200
The Clearing House statement is as follows:
Exchanges, sl2057U, 300; balances, Sj,l09,576.
For the week: Exchanges, s1V, 624,3 47; bal
ancen sS2,2S2,l3O.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The movements in the stock market to-day
were generally narrow and Insignificant In the
early deiinss prices yielded easily, but after
ward the Iuascs we're recovered and the closing
strong and confident The advance was
helped In the last few minutes by the bank state
mcut, which wis much more favorable than the
known movements Of money had indicated The
feature Of the day the weakness In Oregon
and IranScOutncutll, which suppantd Atchis0n
in the leadership. II fell 70 - Is and at "a 5-e
suffered final los, OF J-s per cent. The decline
other rivals for the control, although fresh ru-
mOrs Of sudden closing Of the transfer books
were not fayUublc 10 that theory. lint the
ruE.Ors were again denied would he ClrcumstAntlal
evidence that further purchases Of the stock viii
be necessary before the contest Is finally settkd.
Richmond aud West Point Terminal recovered
q part Of yesterdays loss on the announcement
VI another Increase In the share capital OF the
company. As the decline was undoubtedly due
10 selling by Interests familiar with the Sche me, the
rally may he Justly regarded ~ an effort 10 check
% too rapid depreciation. Asd, from these yarIa-
Granger shares which wrrr bought on the pros
poets Of large crops and consequently large tfat-
tic IN the autumn. ~ Haul and Northwest
gained about IL I"r cent Darlington and Quincy
b-s aud Rock klnnd Is per cent. The gem
eril list with few exceptions, practically re-
covered the losses made yesterday, although Atchi-
son aud Missouri Pacific closed unchanged
TILE DAY ~ TIE BOND MARKET
Government bonds remained dull but the small
sales OF rs stu At TIL price,. The asked
pIiccs for per cents were raised IA per cent.
The closing quotations wcrr rs follows: