New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-01
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THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.


THE WEEKLY TREASURY STATEMENT.
The United States Treasurer in the five business
days Of last week received from customs SPITE
4os, from internal revenue 5ssi and IRON
S5,474,l82, against S6,32o, oo2 in the preceding
full week. The weekly statement shows an in
crease of So 46l SAB in net cash in vaults and a
decrease Of S2eS,ssl in the deposits in National
banks BY the statement, accordingly, the net
cash in banks and vaults was increased by S2l 81 :,
9S2. Another slight reduction in the amount OF
outstanding silver notes issued in payment of sill
yer bullion does not greatly affect the volume %. OF
money in circulation; The tendencies OF the
feature of the statements recently, are exhibited
in the latest one. The principal changes in the
ga 1T BALANCES 5 Balance % o IS by loss
S3,724,059 coin and bullion less reduction OF
81 1861 "a in outstanding certificates and gain
in ths silver balance of $4,20l,739 by an accumu-
cline of Sa01.517 in the amount. of outstanding
certificates The changes in the legal-tender and
National bank note balances were insignificant
Subjoiued is Fridays statement, compared with
that of May 90:
Gold coin and bull.
GOO reserve ss5 esls ssa65s44s Dec. s1s57se5
as4sss sssss Inc ssS7
tincates So. s7oso2s 2299a7e7 Inc. 42e1.7as
Cash in rea.y sOO7l7 400 $50 1888 Inc. s4a
pOR ions banEs 2sse5os 2se2Iee7 Dec. 2esse1
Total balance $50 esoO1s SOL $4,000 Inc. sa1s1ss2
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
The occurrence of a National holiday yesterday
brought out the weekly bank statement day
earlier than usual. II a remarkable show
ing, not easily explained by the customary ex-
cuse of the system Of averages. BY the operations
of the Sub-1reasury in the week ended Friday
night the associated banks gained 81 ,046,90S
The Sub-Treasury lost more than that sum Fri
lax and Tho hn L ste ROT q n
unexpected condition. II showed gain in cash of
81 1885,, 900 and in consequence of a heavy de-
crease in legal requirements gain OF S2,S ,525
in the surplus reserve. The falling off in deposits
was considerably larger than the other changes
demanded. but this may have been merely a cor
rectOn of previous discrepancies. The banks hold,
according to the statement. - 529,l7 70 m excess
ago, STA, $50 in the same week IN the proceed
ing year. and S25,7l 5,625 in 1888. The changes
inythe corresponding week of preceding years were
as follows: ls90-loans decrease 80 6l3,SOO.
cash increase 81 800, deposits decrease ST.
272,90O and surplus reserve increase 81 ,440,S25;
l8se-loans decrease S714,000, cash decrease
reserve decrease S449,700; 1ssS-loans decrease
1913, 400 cash decrease $3,260,500, deposits de-
crease S2,72e,5oo, and surplus reserve decrease
Subioined is Yesterdays statement compared
with the corresponding dates of 500 and $50:
3pP; sS Nay 81 go Msy Ss 80
bsss!s: .ssSS .ssssE SS
Circulation ........ 3,979,7o0 S,74l,90o 3,47i,70O
The following shows the relation between the total
and the total deposits at the respective dates
Efssss 'SsHSsSS
Reserve a125, POI 400 siOe,ls8 800 siOl 100000
sssInst Deposits 1ioes570O 1Ol27175 se77es25
rs sr :.Ss ., deposits 'l800s s5 s'ss
Following is the statement in detail: