New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Sept. 8, 1891.
CLOSING PRICES oF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday. Sept 5-p. M
BY the operations of the New-York Sub-Treasury
in the week ended last night, which included de-
posits of $5,147 900 for shipment to other places
and payments of S3,454,157 for redeemed bonds.
the associated banks lost 81 ,434,623. The weekly
bank statement published to-day showed de-
crease in cash of S3,750,300. As the deposits Tor
transfer were heaviest in the early part OF the
week and the bond payments were made In the
last days, the actual condition Of the banks was
probably somewhat better than the showing
There are indications, moreover, that the receipts
of money from nearby places were in excess Of
the shipments, and that the net interior move
ment was smaller by considerable sum than the
transfers through the Sub-Treasury Indicated
The statement was unusually consistent in it's de-
tails. The expansion Of loans by S3,233,3OO was
merely a reflection Of the greater activity in the
stock market The result of the changes was a
reduction of S3,611,425 in the surplus reserve,
which is now S9,156,4OO against a deficit of
81 ,40l, 125 in the corresponding week year ago
and a surplus Of SS,l27,375 III 1889.
The following the comparative statements Of August
90 and September 3;
Loans s8s7 87 800 4ooSs ec 800 Inc
fpss2 S SsSSS sf5SSSSSS9 Dec
Deposits o9,4o$ 900 4o29ds5oo pee S3S@09
The following shows the relation between the total
reserve and the deposits at the respective dates
Specie ... 500 5000 s5s 9.0C0 Dec. ST. 1927 900
Legeltenders 53121, 800 5i,o99,jOo Dec. 2.o224Oo
Total reserve $Il3 500 1O9ses.5oO Dec. s375o8oO
against deposit; 1Oos5oo75 1oon21OO Dec. 1850
Surplus .. si2,7G7,so5 e9,150, 400 Dec. @8CiI 425
The Clearing House statement is as follows For
Observation-Disclosures, Sl2i ,J80,150: balances, So
6,SS0. For the week-EXchanges, 1882, 533, 010 /;
balances, S33.243,344.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The upward movement in stocks that was Segun
yesterday was continued with great spirit to-day.
While the Granger shares active they were
a less prominent feature and, from fears of frost
IN the corn bell during the holidays they ex-
hibited some hesitation. Their fluctuations were
narrow, however, and if they did not advance
they resisted decline. St. Paul alone recorded
any significant change, and il closed exceptionally
at its best figure with final gain Of 3S per cent.
The greatest strength shown BY the Wander
bt stocks. New-GOrk Central rose | 3-4 per
cent to 100 "a on the known improvement in
traffic. while the Chesapeake and Ohio stocks rose
from ! SIS to per cent These stocks touched
cation OF the bank statement was expected to
produce a slight reaction. but beyond concessions
of about IA per cent in the stocks that are
usually most favored by the bear faction, the
advance was not checked, and generally the last
prices were the highest for the day ard in many
cases for the week The early declines that were
suffered by the Granger shares and few others
wre IullY recovered. and the final variations were
fractional advances.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds continued to be neglected,
but no weakness was displayed, and there was
no change IN quotations, which were as follows: