New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-16
BETTER FEELING IN STOCKS.
MONEY RATES STATIONARY
TRADING IN SHARES DURING THE WEEK
WAS MOSTLY PROFESSIONAL.
Sunday, March l5-p. m.

Sunday, March 15-p. m.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs 1861 ,52%, from internal revenue
S2l3lJ4 and from miscellaneous sources Si,e4i,-
424; total from all $7,9s6,10l, against 5000
III in the preceding week. The weekly Treasury
statement shows an increase of Sl,25j493 IN the
net cash in vaults. while the deposits IN national
banks were reduced by S6al 1902, and accordingly
nv the statement the net increase in cash in
vaults and banks only $JS1,903. Tie piln-
cipaI changes in the vault balances were mace
nm ne follows: A gain in the gold balance OF
$500 0s3 by a reduction of S2,004,7l0 in ont
standing certificates minus a loss OF $l.27l,'2'
in coin and bullion and a gain IN the SILVER
balance of Sl,167,10j by an accumulation oil
S3O735Q7 coin and bullion, less an issue OF
Sl00G,4o2 certificates. The net changes III
United States notes and National bank notes
were small losses The Treasurer's liability Tor
the redemption of National bank notes was fur
Their reduced by S5OS,99S, leaving the amount
Of deposits of legal money for that purpose al
$46,136,104.
Suboincd is yesterdays statement compared
with that of March :. -
Gold coin and bull.
cn na ,sorye oO7 $50 go Inc. ss22oS3
casiid Go,sS. i' o2sGes2 COLLIE DC. 2a55o9
fE at s aSSr nG and 4'OS 20 '''''''O' NV
tiac : ,'s' 2OssiOm ol,55l149 In. 1lG11o9
f GsS, r TT'% "a, sS' 40 SS-'''iOV
Total Balance $40 7cs rs si1l 7Os Inc s5s1o9s
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
Nv the oDerations of the NewYOrk Sub-Treasury
in the week ended friday nght.which Included the
pavnent of Sls2,556 for purchased bonds and the
for
Treasures. the associated banks gained S2,OS5'-
34I. The weekly bank statement published yester-
dav showed loss of 81 ,j23, 000. If there has
been no unnatural withdrawal or concealment OIL
money, the movement 70 the interior was huc"
larger than the expert estimates indicated. me
demand from Western points, in anticipation Oh
the April settlements, was urgent ana other snip
ments were to the South The requirements %
New.England cities appeared to re less thah usual
The statement was made necessarily Oh lalins
AVERAGES and the actual condition of the banks
was considerably poorer than the average snow
ing The changes resulted in a loss oil Sd'V0oao'
400 in the surplus reserve. which Is now cg,'"2,t
BIS against 81 $50, 500 yeal ago ana 9o'O'V'o''
in the preceding year. oot.
The changes in the corresponding N weeh
of preceding years were as 1ollo"S' ;ro,oo[c
loans decrease $1,54S 900, casa Increase r1
S75l,4OO, deposits decrease S3522OO, surplus re-
serve increase SS39,450; 1ss9-lO2ns increase 81
$780, cash increase 500, deposits lcIeSSc
1sss-lOans increase S49s,3O0, cash decrease ST.
600 200 deposits decrease S500,60O, surplus re-
serve decrease $1,475,OjO. ,
Subjoined is yesterdays statement, compa5eu
with the corresponding dates of 1890 and 1852:
Mar 1G, 80. Mar. 10, 30 Mar : Ok ;j;
Loans $500 400 600 s40i, GS2 700 500 ! % .SO1
I 10 pg.I tenders 35 324.GOO 25194O 900 3i;s206O0
hcsossts 442 8S4 900 40 454 900 4l0 13o9lo
Circulston 4Eo0'-Vo "'i'''"N
following shows the relation between the to~i IT,
serve and the total deposits at the respective oates
snece .. sS3417 500 800 S77,656 200
Iieraltenders -. 80 324,6OO % 900 SioZOOOO
Reserve s11s 742 100 $1C3 ee4 300 s1247Gsoo
Reserve req'r'd agst. 49, - 80. ,o, o,o -oo no coo 70,
deposits liOOl,2Zo lV-'oio'VV IO-I4,'
Surnlus - sSO7Os75 sl0jO.S0O S9793553
Per cent OF deposits. 2Oe- -0'-' -'''0
Following is the statement IN detail
I.nnal Dpnns