New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday Aug. 0-p. IN.
Bv the operations of the New-lorI Sub-Treas-
ury in the week ended last evening, which in
GUIDED the receipt of 81 $4,000 for exchange on
other Sub-Treasures and 50, 100000 for gold
bars taken for export from the Assay Office. and
the payment of Sl,419,921 for purchased bonds,
the New-York banks lost S5.3j4.lS4 cash. To-
DAYS bank statement OF the weeks averages re-
ports cash loss of S0,676,2O0. Following our
estimate Of a week ago. that the banks then held
"a OOO, 900 less cash than the average sum re
ported for that week, to-day's statement indi-
Gates an interior movement of cash other than
through the Suh-Trcasury Of about S2,000,0OO
In favor of the banks. and that the banks at the
close of business yesterday held something like
81 .00O. 900 more cash than the average of the
week The loans were expanded $4.j7s,600{
The decrease Of Ss,010900 III the deposits is a
decline that is S2,gl3,500 greater than the other
changes call for. The statement results in loss
of S7,613,jj0 10 the surplus reserve. and leaves
il at 81 .2s6. 900, against &G,703l2j August TO-,
1859: S24I s2j August /, loss. and S4,733
62j August -. 1881.
The following the comparative statements Of August
> and August 8:
specie ..... s2$i5 90 5a.25 Gee be- Gs55i, o .
s@1ed rs 1899 500 ,64 B be- 1858
Circulation $3.50. 362s. 800 1854 900 Inc. 1880
The following shows the relation between the tota re-
serve and the total deposits at the respective dates
Spoce ... SO 3G7 500 9-2 10000 Dec. 81 81 800
iprai.tcndrs .. 81 $4,000 2o7oG 30 De-. 2,:o o.
Total reserve $l 93o 800 sio5-os 30 Dec se,o7ooo
against deposits JOB $50 lol97aaoo Dec. 2ooe $50
surnlus .. ss05955o sl2s6.0oO Dec. -. 073.55o
The Clearing House statement i as follows:
For to-day-ENchangcs $l0a,l St.1s3; balances,
S4,3l2,22O For the week Exchanges, SG66,lO".-
l05; balances, S33,55",lOj.
TIE STOCK MARKET
We are saved That was the joyful cry that
went up from a majority of professionals at the
that the New-York Central Railroad was tied up
by as yet, an insignificant strike. Added ~ THAT
came a bank statement with results almost cN-
actly like what the wcl-known movements Of the
week had fOrcshadowed. But II was sad 10 hc
a great surprise Then. a reported white frost
destroyed the whole spring wheat crop-that which
is harvested as well as that still standing. II
was a good deal Of bad. not 10 say narrowing,
news 10 arrive in two hours OF business.
" National calamItics filled the air ANY stocks
with which the name OF Vanderbilt is connected
New-York Central. Lake Shore Biz Four. and even
NorthweStern-were special objects II attack
Well il discOu12ing sort II a market. ana
vet such declines as We're marked were accom-
plished only by much labor, and brought no ma
terial following. There was no panic, nor any
approach TO any Such liquidation Of long ac-
counts as there was confined 70 boardroom
traders The world has not yet come 10 an end
and for some little time yet there viii be chances
TO buy and sell n the Stock Exchange. Inc
market closed steady at small reactions from the
lowest figures.
THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were quiet with quotations
steady as follows