New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-22
SPECULATION SLUGGISH.
MONEY rs ACCUMULATTNG.
THE RENEWAL OF GOLD EXPORTS CAUSES
- A FEELING OF UNCERTAINTY.

THE RENEWAL OF GOLD EXPORTS CAUSES
- FEELING OF UNCERTAINTY.
Sunday, June 21-p. m.
The United States Treasurer last week received
from customs $2,s02,7 $780, from internal revenue
S2,76ss7l, and from miscellaneous sources $685.
45o total from all S5,927 060, against 81, o04l42
The weekly statement shows 1decTease Of $1,000
Oo2 in net cash in vaults, and increase oil
S100,432 in the deposits in National banks. Ac-
cording to the statement, therefore, the net cash
in vaults and banks was reduced by S6'Io4'oo'
The amount of legal-tender notes issued IN pay
ment for silver bullion was increased by S'2o'-
sos so that by the Treasury operations 'hc
volume of money in circulation was enlarged oy
over s.. 900 900 The Treasury continues TO lose
gold, although its loss last week was IN ceruh-
Gates and not actual coin 1t accumulated silver
about as rapidly as in previous weeks. Inc prin-
cipal Changes in the vault balances were made
up as follows: loss in the gold balance OF
ss,240,692 by an issue of $4,64S,9lO oernhcatee'
lass a gain of S40s,21s coin and bullion; a gam
III the silver balance Of $9O4,75l by an accumu-
rfion Of S1.453,379 bullion less increase OF
S54s,62s in outstanding certificates; and loss
of 81, 225 $3.50 in the legal-tender balance by
decrease of 81 ,055,566 in notes, and an increase
81 S127O,OOO in outstanding certificates Inc
holdings of National bank notes were larger by
1926. 5O5 The Treasury's liability for the re-
uemption of National bank notes was further re-
duced by $442,17O, and the deposits OF legal
money on that account are now S4O,934'49o.
Subjoined is yesterdays statement. compared
WIN O''"O u III" June IT, June 20. Differences.
Gold coin and bull
600 oo9 ss s23 139 Dec. "a 24oe92
certnestes 49,. 3s9l.297 7657s1 Dec. 3,226'iCo
Nat hank notes 5SO6 1896 6,102,901 Inc. .29o,5Oo
Silver dollars and
t JdT i''o 2e5477ss 81 452, $50 Inc 9o475l
Cash in 4se si2 SIS SO $685. O2
pS BANK II % 9lsos4 29O4s.5Ie Inc. 1oo4s2
Total balance s98, 1857 S9e ss7 222 s2e Dec sO1657o
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
Nv the operations of the New-York Sub-Ireasury
in the week ended Friday night, which included
deposits of $4,000 for payment at other points,
the associated banks gained S6,S09,OS3. The
weekly bank statement published yesterday showed
o gain m cash of Ss,520,700. The increase in
specie was due chiefly to the disbursements for
PENSIONS although it may be misleading because
many city banks include in their specie account
the new lega-tender notes issued in payment 1or
silver bullion. They are legaltenders and not
specie, but in the statement considerable sum
appears to be actual coin. The statement was
unusually consistent. and it was Unexpectedly
No better proof could be desired that the city
banks are entirely confident of their ability to
meet any financial disturbance. In spite of the
enlarged requirements caused by an increase oil
81 1873 200 n deposits, the changes resulted Ill
4 gain of So, 400 in the surplus reserve. The
banks now held 6,l72, 225 above legal require
ments, against Sc, l44,025 at the same time last
year. and S9,220,500 in 1889.
The changes for the corresponding week OF pre-
follows.
S403, 700 cash decrease 81 ,OS3,4OO, dcp0S-
It's decrease S969,70O, and surplus reserve de-
cash decrease 81 496, 800, deposits decrease $780,,
100, and surplus reserve decrease Sl,3S2,'2oi
lSss-loans increase S2,303,lO 90, cash decrease
S4l0 800, deposits increase 81 ,S0SO0O, ana surplus
reserve decrease SS94,3O0.
Suboined is Yesterdays statement compared
with the corresponding dates Of 1890 ana 1852:
Loans aIs SO o s ssss M go SS ssS S IS ~
ipssIs tender. Isl 5SS 5sssSS
fPSpoiitsi -. 7 S0 Aos s7 aoo '$Ss7dSo
The following she relation between the total
reserve and the total deposits at the respective dates:
Lessiendcrs ...... i5sll,oOo 3i,SO5,l0O 4o,I9C2OO
Rcs~rye ......sil9 7es 100 sO7 1O4 200 $500
h deposits GsapYa as:' lo54acOO iOOe,225 os7Oo75
p, q das 9I 5Ss 'Ol sa;s sl07 s5 es5
: Following is the statement in detail:
Bau1S Loans. Specie Legals. Deposits.
Nat ok AZ Ii 100 900 100 600 1910 900 IL 100000
MsTeat, Nat S5si 100 S5ii00 435s 90 ESQ., SO
Nsae 500 YsSS
E Easea N c Sna 1853 9SS M 500
ec, Na' eSS 5SSS 500 so 2s5 SS
Nech En- Nat. 30l,OUo LS700 e7G6o0 3,5o1, 200
Sasa'cS . D.ov 5000 $50 500 $500 1870
s-h Traders 3g5 900 5000 0 S1 9S9 239 E S90
Ies Mr. sssSSS $SsSSS $SSS $3S ~ sSS
bS St1te q y 9S 5g 9 5S 90S ~ d99 =, s9{ d9
Na, BIZ Of 81 500 5000 $50 500
Mercantile Nat. 1867 800 p 600 l30ilOO s73s 600
Ea ss Of hep 500 $3.50 IG9iSS
Ghata1m Nat 5sS S goo goo s2Sd 800 @
S Of SS' Am SS 1889 SS
Irving National. 3O5s 600 4oo50O 10000 $4,000
Nat Ct els So9O0 Se5o0S9 az 5SQ S2' i 100
MaiSet 4 Fai Nat 39i57oS $4,000 Gi5296 99S5.Oo0
Sqt shqeG Leath 2508'o0o $4,000 5sl '0c0 Sl46eoe
o9hs Na 4SSSS III III 200 200 1890 aSSCS
Nstssa PARK 20 262 700 si4 900 So 900 2497 1900
FSu s Sa Is 5 800 800
ssns Notoas GOO GOO 5 600 9
S6b az coo 593 100 scs 600 % S sSs 500 500
b 5s 800 zee 5So y
sTNas ,o c ScS 55s sSC GoSS
County Nat o. 200 goo S;99 soo lG1oSS9o 100
Geo 500 goo sS 55 500 500 soc soc
GINA Gem g7 hangc GOO 1880 $500 4eesoo
aa'sss Sat. Nai 1886 $500 900
R SsGo' s sssS S3SS 55i SO
TANK q Metop zoe 49, coo 4$i 9 S
seahoaa Yt !9$0oo 5Qs69o 500 1890 $50 G GSS
western Nat 10000 1I27 500 lse4 600 $50 200
Hist Nat B'kyn $50 900 $50 500 274 300 3s92 00o
1879 700 65 $50 200 494sC2OO s9i so4 200
The bank exchanges at the New.York Clearing House
and sold the NewYork Stock Exchange last
week and for the week Of the preceding years compare