New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-06
ARTIFICIAL ACTIVITY.
STOCKS. WELL MANIPULATED.
THE SUPPLY OF MONEY IN THE LOCAL
MARKET ABUNDANT.
Sunday. April 5-p. m.


The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs S2,ss619s, from internal revenue
S2,39S,755, and from miscellaneous sources 1884,
2A2; total from all $5S49,l95, against &c. ,o2l
\ in the preceding week The weekly statement
shows decrease of 81, 527 ,096 in the net cash in
vaults and an increase of 81 03,222 in the deposits
in National banks Accordingly, by the state
ment the net decrease In cash in vaults and banks
was S3,423,S 74. The volume of silver notes Is
sued under the law of July, 1890, was increased
by $1,I59,450, and the total amount outstanding
is $34,269153. The principal changes In the
vault balances were made up as follows a gam
in the gold balance of $755,S26 by reduction OF
$l413,47O in outstanding certificates, less loss
of 1857 GA coin and bullion; loss in the silver
balance of So, 014,456 by the issue of S3619,O67
certificates less an accumulation of $6O4,6ll coin
and bullion. and loss in the legal-tender balance
of S834.3l3 by reduction of 81 ,294,3l3 in rates,
less reduction of $3.50 900 in outstanding certlil-
Gates The decrease in the holdings of National
bank notes was S434,153. The Treasury's la
blty for the redemption of bank notes was further
reduced by S5l2233, leaving the deposits of law
full money for that purpose at $44,95s,547.
Subjoined is yesterdays statement compared
with that of March %:
Gold coin and bull,
less certthcates
600 reserve s47,77e,e37 s4s,535,46S Inc. s7o5'S26
Sss 5SsS notes: sSsSS sss BS S s5s
eAt rSggI, 1oI les Ger. -
taeascs less Ger 179o51s4 14,25o72s Dec sO145o
Cash in Treasury s7oO85As1 715S8s5 Dec ss52zO9o
tionsl banks 29,1l4214 Z9Zl" $40 Aii0' 1oo---
Total balance 500 79o755 $00s75,ss1 Dec sS'42aS74
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
Bv the operations of the New-YOrk Sub-IreaSury
-, ,ulia inpll0pn
the receipt of 1921 900 for payment at other
ooints the associated banks gained S423,465
The weekly bank statement published yesterday
showed q loss in cash of S2,005,40O. If the de-
nletion was somewhat larger than had been eA-
nected if was directly in line with the known
movements of money The outflow TO the interior
was continued to the very end OF the week. ana
Z the statement necessarily was made on lalins
averages In its details it was unusually COLI
sistent The changes resulted in loss oil S2,oo%-
O75 in the surplus reserve but the banks sui hoo
S63s9. o75 in excess of legal requirements against
81 442.475 year ago and s., 409,573 al the CUT
responding time in 1889.
The changes in the corresponding weeks Vi
preceding years were follows: lS9O-ioans III
crease SO .4sO.1OO. cash decrease S3,OO3,6OO, de-
posts decrease S457,7OO and surplus reserve uc-
crease 81. s89,175; 18s0-loans decrease Sl,2Oo-
200. cash decrease $5,S14,5O0, deposits decrease
81 Oe5. 500, and surplus reserve decrease S4,o4o-
$40: 1sss-loans decrease $182, 800. cash decrease
1861 800. deposits decrease S1,747,2Oo' and sur
. plus reserve decrease S524,70O.
Subioined is yesterdays statement. compared
with the corresponding dates of 1890 ana loo0'
ABE 6, 80. Apr 5, 80. APR =, 81
oars s4l;I So 800 s40S, 05 100 SAT- S93,30O
t toSno n 4O6, 300 lS59,700 1l,l4O,lUO
Legal-tenderS S1iIo2UV 800 AK G5I 400
f TvPUISi ~ 4,3O97OO 3,71S,lo0 3,491OOO
The following shows the relation between the ""'i IT,
serve and the total deposits at the respective oaes
Snncie - ST. .4OO 800 sS1 $4,000 $75,14olO0
Legal-tenders 81 'lo'oVV --'1'O'ONV
pe.arvs s1O0, 1l9 800 s1o4 1886, 300 1oSO2,sOO
heserye foqfa asS 1O7 7O225 1o2 1926 1Oa912,s25
Surplus Sit4OJ.oa9 Oh IA
Per cent Of deposits. Zoo= 90 -