New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30


appear to have reached the maximum. but the
return flow has not vet begun. There was
further contraction of loans, averaging $3,22I ,l0o
and the reduction in deposits followed it very
closely The statement was, indeed, reasonably
! consistent The result Of all the changes was d
gain of 81 ,56l, $50 in the surplus reserve and the
banks hold in excess of legal requirements
s3.s04,i7s. against Sl2,33S,525 in the correspond
| ing week year ago, and S'0l,91o IN the pre-
| crding year
The following are the comparative statements Of October
| 90 and Octobsr ~
w g. 900 ..t s. pee ns;;:"i;;
bsSos ::. . eSi pet
Circulation $780,. 5,0ii,4oO h.s36.soo Inc a+.9oo
The following shows the relation between the total re-
and the deposits at tho respective dates
SSss:. S
Total reserve sI7 $3.50 slis1sj 2o5 In. 100000
ssaHs. deposit, 1921 1A,2'c.o-o Dec. oas $50
Surplus ..... s2a25 1885, l75 Inc. si.s0l POO
The Clearing House statement is as follows
For to-day-IExchsngcs $l3S,ais, "a; BALANCES s@
$6,469,3G3. For the past wcck-EAchanGes, S'6o,-
23o, H.; balances, S3t, $3.50.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
| The stock market was unusually active. but
! the business wac not widely dlstrihntea INC
frSt movement Of prices was downward. put the
selling for the short account, which was induced
by the Milwaukee fire. was neither prolonged nor
confident When it was learned that the early
reports Of losses were exaggerated. there was .
had been sold too impulsivcly. The bulk OF
tho transactions, however, was In special stocks
purely speculative causes Nearly one-third Of
the total business WAS IN Dstilhng and Cattle
Feeding, which fell to OIL IS. and rallying over
per cent. closed az it's highest point with gain
CT SIS per cent New -Eneand recorded tho same
advance. but it's first price was the lowest for the
day. The feature of the trading was the sudden
squirt in New-YOrk and Northern preferred which
rose is per cent. and in New-Iork. Ontario and
Western. which closed l per cent higher Inc first
pSsN Ny G but the
vance in Ontario and Western was rot explained
/ in the same way. fne closing WIS strong and
confident ut the highest figures
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
! There were transact,ny in Government
bonds but the market Was steady at these quo
tatiOns:
| State issues we're neglected. OF city hank
stocks Butchers and Drovers sold ~ at isI, en-.
trail l2jJ at 1870 "a and Ninth National tlo' AT
While the business in railway bonds was light
even for half holiday, the movement OF prices
was toward higher level; rhilaaeiPh,a a nrr
ing ,as the advance in New-York and Nor'll"ra
seconds, which rose from 63 to 66a63. AZ rule,
the last prices we're the best Reference is made
to our full report Of bond sales :,
: Rates for money at thr Stock Exchang' were
nominal, as usual on Saturday, but a few small
loans were made at per cent and the supply WAS
far beyond the dcnld'Ic
The Sub lreasury Was debtor to the CEhring
House S*l3,l3
! TIE WEEKLY TTEASI'RI STATEMENT
The receipts from customs reported at Wash
ington to-day ,werd $a%,lS5: fr'tn Internal
revenue sss4,s5s, and from n,': elan ~,
National bank notes for redemption, and the re-
ceipts on this account for the week aroun'ri I"
sl.4lG.7s4: To secure National bank circulation
il holds 81 Ca 5000 in these bonds:
Currency o.. u "a 10
@ Id hal, er rra,. EXTENDED at per 81 t9's1o
Bonds deposited for circulation during I'll"
week, Sl6l 900: bonds held to secure circulation
withdrawn, 100000; National bank circulation
outstanding currency notes, $l72,?40,'0, gold
notes. Si04 052; against which the Treasury
holds S25,I9I ,O3x lessl;tender money for tne
redemption Of surrendered rircna.THn r, o. osaa
for both money a:ltl The account. In the open
market money was dearer at = l.?a2 81 per cen.
Ter daily balance Bar silver remained UNCHANGED
st ~ Ill Cd an ounce. American railway shares
were dn ad depressed but the ina change"
November dividend Of 10 Tr cent OF .r tme
principal Of the o MS Wsit;0 din m crisase
. z. 4
lr Ts 'Eo ompsicck Tune. Company has declared
- per cent int"ress On , A"cS Ss's s1 "'"'
bonds for fhs yeas e "o AMI lake brother. 4
Co. offer for subscription at 10? ~ l@ 3r"%
share. Of the preferred soci OF I'll" r rsnj.
tai Of the company is $50 100000, equally dN!gtn o
tetwe.n the common and preierrci s,ocks a"r,
amount issued is AMI tlo ,@ interested
IN Tho compant Subscription books Will ne
opened on November 2. -, ,, oo,-;,r. for
nuh1c ~. s,bscription Of Slo,5OO,ooo per cen,
,rrnferreG s,ork of the Uni'ed States Rubber
tompspy Subscriptions will be re e,',E on o..
next "Wednesday. and vii cos' on d rri'akh Make
co and CO., Riehsrisor; Hill S r.
ton The a ,nd ona Int thr prescnt issued
csD:tal il ssG,Sa7, ooI 1i>iucd equally into pre-.
ferred and common stock. The company T. a
Of twelve oar area Of more than
ifty acres. or over 400 city lots II IL rNpcor;SHi
That tle magnitude Of the combination VIII Wi,
the eAtrnt 81 tine ec co%nanc. now man.
nfacturc more than 5000 different Qualities.
widths AMI sizcs while by consolidation the s,ocSs
Of manufactured gotds ann n1t",, simnli
fef by each mill producing oply ono class OF
goods Tie quality Of pods can bc increased ss,
without ADVANCING Price. t. consa aH +. S srqciy
sw:lled. II Is estimated that the total amonnt OF
Se.sso, 600 can be saved o. manufacturing eX a
penscs and cost of crude rubber: or eoual 70 ~
Der cent on the present issue Of common STOCK.
The list Of directors of the new COMPANY, m
cludes men strong in financial circles ss wen as
those expert in tho business
STREET RAILROAD STOCKS. ETC.
George II. Premise 4 Co.. NJ. 81 Wlhsm"t' Quo's
local securities q. follows:
(New.Yosx.)
nyoadwsy aud Seventh Avenue r. k..... !VS go.
frcedway and Seventh Avenue 1st morteaec o. ,n 90"
6rss6way end Seventh Avenue "a mortgage o. Az 800
nroadwcy Surface LIST mortgage ks......'..' txV ''
Broadway Sunsoe "a mCftSGEC o. ''''' "a 80
1!eccseI 49, .nS E.,,o" VERY Isl mort. III liz
Hleeckef os.se Tc c '"'0" '''' 40
TTsn nsrsi To- Town Isl mortgage ......... IS