New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday,, March 1.
BY the operations OF the Ncw-Yorl Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last evening, which in'
cluded the receipt Of 5000, 900 for exchange on
other Sub-Treasurcs and the payment Of $578,57G
for purchased bonds, the New-York banks lost
S3,433,7sj cash. To-day's bank statement OF
averages reports a loss of S3,6i6,l00 cash from
the average Of the preceding week. Following
our estimate of a week ago, that the banks then
held less cash IT, the reported average for that
week, to-days figures indicate that the last weeks
receipts from the interior were small. ProDaDIy
to-days figures for the cash nearly approximate
the actual condition at the close OF business iast
evening. The loans were reduced Sl,oo5,iV H
The decline of $0,l 200 in deposits IS decline
S63s, 500 greater than the other changes can lor.
Tie statement results in a loss to the surplus
reserve of 81 1876 800 and leaves II at S2,3oa2Oos
against Si2.270.55O March =. 1889; Sl2, 44,1O0
March g. 1855, and $9,0ss,500 March D, 1857.
The following comparative statements OF febru'
airy Fl and March 1
Loans coz s9S.ie 900 me me ' Jog
SPECIE s29aateSS 57f7sSSoo Dee: S5i5SS
t eS ei - sss5SS5 'iss ssSS R
The following shows the relation between the total re
serve and the total deposits the respective dates
Specie ss2 2l,SS sf4SSS Dee. S'S S5SS
Total sio 100 s07 900 Dec. ssoiO. 100
as'st deposits 1868 800 loo5i.so Dec. 22796co
surplus ... 90 7o0sco g., $4,000 Dec. II $4,000
The Clearing House statement Is as follows
For to-day, Exchanges, Sl37,074321 balances,
S62G3,2jl. For the week Exchanges, $780,
gsi.i6i: balances, S33,323,2ei
this morning was raidedT in spots Immediately
after the opening Of business; mon facild
and Northern Pacific preferred, Delaware Laeka-
wanna and Western and Philadelphia ana keadlns
were the points of attack. But all OF them
except Union Pacific closed higher than thell
opening figures. The general market usually show
some small gains ON last evenings nsures:
Whether it is because OF an awakening resistance
or an exhaustion of the attacking forces is y
question which the operators early next week VIII
help to develop We should cal tnc CLOSING s'foh@
THE BOND MARKETS.
There was no business done in Government
bonds. The quotations were steady as folowss
,.s i Ps AK u eurs1soo.. 1 ns a..
+ 1881 SOL l92i22 iHs' i32 ls
State issues were entirely neglected. There
were no transactions in city bank stocks
4 moderate and fairly distributed business was
done in railroad bonds Prices were STEADY WIN
out special features Reference Is made 10 ous
full report of bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money nominally was per cent.
The Sub-Trcaslry was debtor to the newborn
Clearing House SsO,32j.
The foreign exchange market to-day-no steamers
till Wednesday suddenly collapsed. Sales %
Western Bank sight sterling are quoted Us 10Y
as 81 s3 81. .
TREASURY STATEMENTS.
The customs receipts reported nj Washington To-
day were 81 0is 81 the internal revenue receipts
were S2sO,0s6, and the miscellaneous receipts
S2O.269 The United States Treasury received
S2l3,Oli and for the week SJ39,iJ9 Natlonal
bank notes for redemption. $40
The United States Treasury now holds Si45,.
l97 900 United States bonds to secure National
bank note circulation, as follows:
-Four and one hall per s g, go
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week.
Sis72jO: bonds held to secure circulation with
drawn. $4,000 National bank circulation ont
standing: currency notes. Sl92I20.406: gold
notes, Sli7.l3,; against which the Treasury holds
SCI. S2.s6t legal money for redemption oil sur
rendered circulation.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
In London British consols were firm at o. 5-s
and o. IS respectively for money and account.
In the open market money was easy at 3 ':sat
Per ,ent for discount If bankers bills and at
1 L. per cent for balances Bar silver rose
lid. 10 ~ Lid. per ounce. American railways
were quiet and lower. following yesterdays home
quotations. At Paris French per cents were
Up to II o'clock IA. m. March l. 1890. ont Of
Sl2.65O.000 per cent bonds deposited under
ton in Ncw-York S1O.ll2.000 accepted subscrp-
ton RIGHTS out of Si.sl3. 900 fycs Si.2il 900
accepted. and out of 100000 shares of stock
Is .VUV Snarcs accPp'u -,
President tx Norton Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company. gives notice that the
81 o. 0O0. 900 issue of per cent trust bonds have
been called in for REDEMPTION and the interest
ceases on May /. 1890. The company will pay
40 and accrued interest upon any or all OF
these bonds on presentation.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw.YoRK.
For the week lSsS 80 1890.
Dry goods ..--...-.. - 35-tpS ~ u-lD5O sllZ ISL
General merohaudlse. s.520.4O3 7,1l9l37 f,7S330S
Total FOR week. 90 l65 slo7to673 81 s95 $50
Previously rep0gted..- 10 O3.9j '3llisoO 1s3ll137
Total since Jan l. So oG3 100 $50 s55f53 ss6 c0oS20
IMPORTS OF SPECIE At NEW YORK.
For the week ...... Sf1.l ioJ slNS2St S917Z?3
Previously repOfted... 1,Oof13l l,iOb.DE l3sl,7I3
Total since Jan L. si4si 1886 a. $50 sol So $50 os6
EXPORTS OF SPECIE At NEW;Y0RK 80, ~.
For S55o.sJ S3IiOSl S1SlO5f
Previously reported. 42ot3s5 5-i2,42i 5.l9o293
Total since Jan L. si76flss s. si7.io5 -. $50 IS:
fotrl5.
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