New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
LIQUIDATION CONTINUED.
STOCKS TENDING DOWNWARD.


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Sunday. June 4-p. m.
The United States Treasurer received last week,
which consisted of five business days. from Gus
toms, $a.il5,57G from internal revenue, S?,j64,-
035. and from miscellaneous sources 81 ','i4
total from all, SG.301,355, against $e,4SS,l 63 i'll
the preceding week The weekly Treasury state
ment shows an increase of S2.2.5,501 in the net
clsh in vaults and an increase o. S214,o3s IN
deposits in National banks. The ret cash
balances. according to the statement, were strength
cred by S2,4sO,44j. which nearly offset the re-
ductOn in the preceding week. The increase III
the legal-tender balance was more than sufficient
10 counterbaance the loss OF gold
The principal changes in the vault balance
were made up as follows: loss III the god
balance of S7,365.2s2, by loss OF S',s0G,'32
in coin and bullion less "a reduction of S501 ,450
in the amount of outstanding certificates; loss
in the silver balance of $34,Ss2, by the issue
of S1.O76,311 OF certificates and notes less a
further accumulation of Sl.O4l,l05 of coin and
bullion, and q gain in the leSal-tendcr balance Of
Sl02O7s43 by an increase OF Sj,23s. SAB in
notes and a reduction of S4,910,000 in currency
certificates Tie holdings of National bank notes
were lowered by S5S2.G72. Treasury notes TO the
amount of S7O2,594 were issued in payment for
silver bullion. but the sum of Sl.221, 900 was
returned in the course of business. and the volume
of these notes in circulation was again reduceI
by S5244OG. The Trcasurys liabilities for the
redemption of National bank notes was reduced
by S53,0 92, and the deposits of lawful money
on that account are now S2o,s92,4o5
Snbjoincd is Saturdays statement. compared
with that of May %:
May 81. June g. Differences
Gold coin and
t@ea ss SOS so4 100 SOL i39 o17 Dec. 81 315,2s2
cefant %E'ss less 1427so4e 24ss e2 Inc 10 ?o5 $40
Silver dollars aud
tnea,ss e,' 'e IoeoI o4s 1o5GeGGG Dec 54.Ss.
c,.n e., 20 494 $50 ssI 7la 60 oe55o7
D bnnk. IN Nasi II, 2so 75e 1854 eo4 Ieas
Tote, balance s71o-7o1iio sol Inc. So asOl45
Los. 800 600 900
serve '"'.... 100 100000 100 900
Ne, cash hal, s4O7al1I6 s4S274 SCI Inc. 80 ,4i5
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED
By the operation of the New-Yorl Sub Treasury in
the week ended Friday night the associated banks
lost S5Os,7l3. The weekly hank statement pub
lished Yesterday showed average loss IN cash OF
S5,1SOs0O. This result was not unexpected. be-
cause shipments of currency to the INTERIOR III al
dtion 10 heavy exports of gold to Europe were
bound TO have effect on any system oil aver
ages In spite of the serious loss In reserve tlle
actual condition of the banks was undoubtedly
poorer by several millions than the weekly show
ing Outside the decrease in cash the changes
were not important, There was slight incre'se
in loans and the decrease in deposits was only
little larger than the other changes demah'u
The statement was. in fact. unusually consistent
The result of all the changes loss in the
surplus reserve of SI.45o.42j. but the banks still
hold in excess of legal requirements S?o'9s''5oo
against S23,679.750 in the corresponding week d
year ago and $6.6s7 500 III the preceding year.
The changes in the corresponding week III t'ie
three preceding years were as follows: 1882
Loans increased S3sss,l00, cash increased 81 -
100, deposits increased $500, 700, and surplus
reserve decreased S933,O75. 1s9i-Loans de-
creased S2s4s,5 O) cash decreased Sl64 500, de-
posts decreased S3,224,000, and surplus reserve
900. cash increased S2332OO, deposits increased
1899, 500 and surplus reserve decreased Sl''1o
Subicined is Saturdays statement compared
with the corresponding dates of ls91 and 1902;
,o,,. June 3 4c 3nss - ce !G2s go s.
S SSc 81! So
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total deposits at the re-
spective dates:
specie .... $50 - 800 SOL GxS SEQ s;Sa asgo ma
Leeal-tenders iz,9Oo,ovo oo'los-oo 'ooo'sp'
Reserve sIO2 o5s 200 $3.50 10000 si.s.s4o SEQ
ssains. DEPOSITS e5s7aeoo ls55l5e5o 1o.s5es
su,n,us - SO 6s7 coo s23,579. $50 $50 $500
IuIPu, c.''''''''''' %
The following table shows the percentage OF
reserve held for each bank. 1t should De observed
the National banks are required 10 keep reserve
of 25 per cent and State banks Of j per cent
Banks Loans. Specie Legal ne,", o co P &c .
BNY Ball 100000 900 9oo y GOO 600 49,
Msreh 5sSoS a goo gee $50 200 200 s9o4 60 o
Tx Of Amer ~ 40 SEQ $4,000 g9s 400 a. 20
P,,e;ix Nat. 37sO.OU0 $4,000 Hp3G00 3,l4.,V 0 =
NstoSai City $4,000 500 22s G0 20 oM 800 56l
Trades Nat AZ AZ 7o9 @ 2S9 sa 900 $3.50 "a