New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-02
STOCK TRADING FITFUL.
MONEY STILL EASY.
THE MARKET GENERALLY LEFT TO THE
PROFESSIONAL TRADERS.

Sunday Nov. Up. m.
The United States Treasurer received last week
from customs 81, s6f,609, from internal revenue
$3,l99s37 and from miscellaneous sources
S3l7653; total from all $6,379,099, against
S64eOs27 in the preceding week The weekly
statement presents no important changes ~
shows a decrease of $l,l437l2 in the net cash
in vaults and an increase Of $l69,s46 In deposits
in National banks. According to the statement
therefore, there was decrease of $973,so0 In tie
net cash in vaults and banks. The treasury
continues to add TO it's stock OF gold although 'e
issue of certificates keeps steadily ahead Oh ule
gain. The principal changes in the vault pa
apcss were made up as follows: loss IN the
gold balance of S571,673 by an increase oil
So O9344O in the amount Of outstanding certii-
cofes less an accumulation of 81 ,521,76 coin
and bullion. and a loss in the silver balance OF
Sss42s3 by an issue Of 81 ,0S9l3 81 certificates,
less a gain of $2O4954 coin and bullion The
legal-tender balance was not changed pracucally,
but the holdings of National bank notes were
increased by $344,706. The amount OF legal
tender notes issued in payment for silver bullion
was increased by 81 ,3l5,946, and the volume OF
money in general circulation by about the same
amount The Treasurys liability for the redemp-
ton of National bank notes was reduced by only
$33,25O, and the deposits of lawful money on
Subioined is Yesterdays statement compared
with that of October "a:
Oct "a. Oct 81. Differences.
God coin a. q sgII.
900 600 reserve s2s 1913 435 s2 Dec. s571673
ss Ssss ss! Re s 4S5
Silver SA Dollars a and '''''''
tScates .'..... s,77e2ss 1891 $50 Dec. ss4,2s3
Cash in Treasury OH 8O5 s14s,712
banks -. 15o51ss2 15.221,l7s Inc. 1ees4e
Total balance. 500 412 a4a se2 1884 Dec. s97ssee
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
Bv the operations of the New-York Sub Treasury
in the week ended Friday night, which included
deposits of ss1 900 for shipment to other places
the associated banks lost S31 SOL. The weekly
bank statement published yesterday showed a gain
in cash of S389,5O0 The imports of gold evil
IDENTIFY offset the movement of money to the IN
terror, which has been diminishing steadily for
several weeks. The further expansion OF loans
by S2871 500 must be attributed to the mercan-
tile demand for there was no increase in specula-
tive activity to account for it, The increase IN the
item of deposits was again about $1,oOo,Ooo
smaller than the other changes required,
and this difference with that of the
previous week nearly corrects the discrepancy
which had before that time crept into the state
ment of averages. The present statement prob
ably reflects with unusual accuracy the actual
condition of the banks at the end Of the business
week The result of the changes was a decrease
of 52,625 in the surplus reserve, but it should
be observed that this reduction was caused wholly
by the increase in deposits. The banks hold in
excess Of legal requirements $12,33S,5 1913, against
S70l,975 in the corresponding week year ago,
and 81 ,12O,475 in the preceding year
The changes in the corresponding week In pre-
cedng wears were as follows: 1800-loans de-
crease 50 ,374,1 cash increase S206, 800, de-
posts decrease S2,4Sl, 400, and surplus reserve
increase SS26,s50; 1SS9-lOans increase S1oS,2OO
cash increase 1924, 800 deposits increase 81 ,2S9-
500, and surplus reserve decrease $500; 1SsS-
loans increase $7o4,5 cash decrease $21 81, 90
deposits decrease $746,200, and surplus reserve
decrease 81 ,96s,150.
Subjoined is yesterdays statement compared
with the corresponding dates of 500 and 1882
Loans .... ssss14 Il 900 $500 75l SOC s4o5 e74 200
EScsaendsr; ] 2ssS2 ioitSS $s $$5 go
Circulation SUi ...-.. 7o5Saco s5o5,4oo 55S5,2oo
The following shows the relation the total
serve and the deposits the respective dates:
.specie ..... s72 7q7 600 s77671, 700 $50 544 900
Eecaitenders 2s,s 300 22.1O1,4OO 333369oo
Reserve slOi $40 900 s9977s, 100 slio $50 800
against deposits 100, 52e425 99o71,125 1O4 542.275
Surplus ........ sl,I9o475 s7Ols7S sl2 $685. s2s
Percentage ZoS 2o'~ %'o
Following is the statement In detail:
Banks. Loans. Specie. Legas. Deposits.