New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-30
SOME DISAPPOINTED BEARS
STOCKS STAND FIRM.
LITTLE PUBLIC INTEREST EvINCED IN THE
SPECULATION.


statement the total reduction in net cash balances
was S450737 The prominent feature of the state
ment was the continued shrinkage OF the gol'
balance which, at the end OF the week, lau
reached a lower point than at any time since
the resumption of specie payments on January
/, 1879.
The principal changes in the vault balances
were made up follows loss in the gold pal
ance of 81 ,665,3Ss, by an increase OF Sl,99l 400
in the volume of outstanding certificates, less a
gain of S326.O72 in coin and bullion gain in
the silver balance of S129,s41, by further ac-
cumuaton of 81 ,440 Al in coin and bullion, less
an increase of Sl,3109OO IN outstanding ccrti-
fcates: and a gain in the legal-tcnder balance of
9ss3957 by an increase of 81 ,2S3057 in notes,
minus an increase of 100000 in outstanding GER
tificates. Treasury notes to the amount of ST.
392, 900 issued in payment for silver bullion
and by the reissue of 81 08,342 the amount of
notes outstanding enlarged by 81 300 342
The Treasurys liability for the redemption OF
National bank notes further reduced by only
$54,O23, and the deposits of lawful money on that
account now amount to S27,599, 1913.
Subjoined is yesterdays statement, compared
with that of May 81
Gold coin and bull
t Gates ie and G sioo.. o.o
5000 seive SIS 4i457S s13779 100 Dec. 81 6G53sS
tsk S5S5s SSSa HnS
silver dollars and
uacstc, ~. . w. a@72,fes 45o,.so4 Inc. 12asn
Cab IN Treasury 100 2s7 sO5.42s Dec. ssoo
b VDss 49,. IL l. 1873 s,is2 lscs,55 Dec. 7a2s
Tot, balance sf2 l9s 10 aI2 o3s 9s2 Dec. *45o797
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
By the operations of the New-lorl SuhTrcasury
in the week ended Friday night the associated
banks gained S744 1886. The weekly bank state
ment published yesterday showed an average gam
in cash of S5,15s.00O. This showing was more
favorable than had been expected from the known
movements of money, and it was further proof OF
the tendency of idle capital to accumulate at this
centre Under ordinary conditions this concen
tration might not he happy feature hut the
constant increase in the volume of currency
through tie monthly Purchases Of silver bullion
by the Treasury is beginning TO have ITS natural
and inevitable eject. The volume Of loans was
contracted further by S?,lS$l0o, but the III
crease in deposits sna Ter by Sl.72o,3OO than
the other changes demanded In spite of the
larger reserve called Tor by the increase IN oe-
posts the result of the charges was an lnSre ise
hanks now hold in excess of legal requirements
S24,6l2s25 against S7,529,l15 i'll the correspond
ing week year ago, and S4,9l2,l23 IN the pre-
ceding year.
ceding years were as follows: ls9l.Ioans de-
creased 81, s369 900. cash increased $4,000.
deposits decreased S4.o9s,100 and surplus re
serve increased S2311 ,525: 1s9O--loans decreased
cash nGreasTd sIHSou rcsc qTp'S H.
creased S1,44O,s25: 1ss9-loans decreased STA
900 cash decreased 400, deposits increased
$3l7:2oo and surplus reserve decreased S4ig'aG0
SuEioined is Yesterdays statement compared With
the corresponding dates Of $50 and 1891
Loans $50: iso 500 $3.50. 6at 900 si:S 81; 500
fps.ic g GssiS q s S
$S 5s sS$ s3SS s
The following the relation between the total le
serve total deposits a. the respective dates
fReS.f so$SS ' 4SSiS5c q
Reserve ...sioO, 1888, 800 @1Oi 1906 900 sl5s
Hi against t deposs 1ol2 oo77os2' 1so2o5
p.s ssglr: 8'0l::5 s':'s17 s ssois s! 81
Following is the statement in detail:
Banks Loans. Specie Legsls. Deposits.
H.SnssS coS s SSS i9SS5
MsSSas, 5ss 900 s $3.50 6SS 900
Ik q America II, 600 ,s5 600 1747So9 1888 100
National CITY IA $50 zoo 5i2s 500 $50 200 1881 800
TSs%sa Nat sec
ss':s = S', s?! $S Sss$ 9 S S$
Ss nS' RsS $685. s$SS
i%sth Manu- Nat. Ssoi zoo e39cco 100 s?S 100
Sys gae S e Ss S2 $f5 5SS -? go 100
Amer tx Nat. 1s9i2 900 700 90 zoe 90 IG9;s6eo
Ne Nat GOO
Kat Ss Of sss ss 3 go 2 go
Chatham Nat. G.35o 900 11sioo0 $4,000 7073G1o
So ,sSs % sss
q, cru Sns $S aS iSSo9 ;e5?
Mar s. Fulton Nat 42922OO 57i.GO0 $1,000 1929 900
Nat Shoe ( Leath $4,000 47a0o0 81 900 300 600
Com Exchange. 1851 500 2o87 500 290 900 9l17900
Continental Nat. 573GS00 1850 300 5S5 900 709 100
imp rrot Nat sS 600 56;ioS 2,as COO 30 oil ooo
National Par& 81 267 500 10 $50 357sG0 80 $50
S sss HEss Na' 100 100 ?gGS 100
central Nat. s0s6O00 300 900 15+s 600 il0590oO
s Sns s gs9S
First Nat....o7 5l4 2ooV oe1 700 lob coo os00i
Y Nat En-. i,c35coo I7s.7oO s24 900 i'es9 200
Bowery Bank. 2,G79oo0 693,c00 COO 3077 900
COUNTY Nat. 3Ol2,O0o $4,000 2i22oO 1886 200
German American 921 600 3sl 900 2i953o 3 72s 900
Chase 70 92o5o0 5,745,0o0 800 1880 800
Fifth Avenue. 52S 800 1,2S9.4c0 $4,000 G.O704O0
German Ex........ 100000 lG7,sO0 627 800 34sl 800
Tnited States Ma. $40 eosI3oo $500 2ss zoo
Lincoln Nat. 1910 700 l.5,37oO 3i7 300 6I142
Garfield Nat. 37s3fc0 92l 500 G5l 900 1891. 60
sa S Of sSs Met 1898 AS goo q
SS SSS S. sc s. SSS
Western Nat. IL 1881 geo sj 200 SO OOo 1900 800
sou Ses ns S ss G 200
Totals $4,000 lo8 742 400 81 s5 500 $50 100 300
and the stocks sold at the NewYork Stock Exchange last
week and for the OF preceding
follows
r. M,y2I 90, May 90; 81, NAY DAY %, 'o q,
No share, sod. sosl'57G i6O7S22 i.l9G oS7
THE MONETARY SITUATION.
The money markets everywhere were devoid of
new features. The Bank of England made no
change in its discount rate but none expected
because it has never gone below 2 per cent. In